Agfacolor "CN-17" recipe?

Athiril

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Referring to this thread: (there was a url link here which no longer exists)


Ian said he has the recipe, would like to get a copy. As this seems like the best process to put this through this Telko Telcolor CN20 through I have.

Process was:

Agfacolor Film Developer S, 7m, 20c
Magnesium Sulphate Bath, 2min, 18-20c, etc as found on
http://www.photomemorabilia.co.uk/Colour_Darkroom/Early_Agfa.html
 

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Will dig it out later Dan

Ian

PS: Have found a set of formulae with variations for Telko, Adox, Gevaert, Frrania and Agfa, so will scan.

Telko became Ciba and then Ilford (Switzerland).
 
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Cheers

The roll I've got is Telko Telcolor CN20 (is whats printed on the backing paper). It's got marks all over it, and kinda breaks apart already, very old, but the guy found it in a relatives place, so whatever faint terrible image I can get off will be quite valuable to them.
 

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Ian Grant said:
Will dig it out later Dan

Ian

PS: Have found a set of formulae with variations for Telko, Adox, Gevaert, Frrania and Agfa, so will scan.

Telko became Ciba and then Ilford (Switzerland).
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Can you put the formulae on here, please. (Got one or two ancient films from my Dad's time....nothing valuable, but always thought that I'd try to get around to attempting to process them one day!).
 

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It's Tellko but Telcolor.

Don't ask me why...
 
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