For Sale Expired Film 120, 35mm Konica, Fuji, Kodak, Agfa Scala

[rpatterson]

Expired Film

Like a lot of people on this forum, my freezer is filled with random packages of film. Most of this film has been acquired over the years when I bought a camera package or two. I have been meaning to start using some of this film, but have not been able to find the time to start shooting and developing all of these rolls. I am shipping from Calgary Canada. Shipping to the USA can be expensive so at this time I will only sell the film in the large blocks. The Konica Impresa 50, Konica 750, and Fujicolor 400 NPH have been stored in the freezer. The Kodak E200 and Scala 200x has been refrigerated since I have owned it, but I do not know the history of the film prior to my purchase. I was told it was stored properly but not refrigerated or frozen.

All film sold as is. Payment by PayPal.

Thanks


50 rolls 120 film
Konica Impresa 50 Color Print Film Expired 1998.
I am the second owner. Frozen since 1998. Recently shot one roll. Sample pictures below
$225 USD including shipping to Canada and CONUSA

20 rolls 120 film
Konica 750 B&W Infrared Film – Expired 2000.
I am the second owner. Frozen since 2000.
$210 USD including shipping to Canada and CONUSA

25 Rolls 120 film
Fujicolor 400 NPH Color Negative Film – Expired 2006
$100 USD including shipping to Canada and CONUSA

10 rolls 120 film
Kodak E200 Ektachrome Slide Film – Expired 2000
$50 USD including shipping to Canada and CONUSA

Scala package (120 and 35mm rolls)
10 rolls 120 film Scala 200x B&W slide film – Expired 2003
5 rolls 35mm 36 exp Scala 200x B&W slide film – Expired 2002
$160 USD including shipping to Canada and CONUSA

 

[FoidPoosening]

Subscribed in case I decide to come back for some.

 

[duparis00]

Was the film stored somewhere with consistent temperature?

 

[rpatterson]

The 20 rolls of Konica Infrared 750 are SOLD.

David,
Thanks for the question. The Konica Impresa 50 and the Fujicolor 400 NPH have always been stored in the freezer. I am not 100% certain of the history on the Kodak E200 or the Scala 200x film. I was told it was stored in a cool area, but not a fridge or freezer. I have no reason to doubt the previous owner, but to be honest, I don't know if the temperature was always consistent.
Rob

 

[rpatterson]

Price reduction.
Maybe the quantities are too large for some people. I'll lower the prices of the remaining film.

50 rolls 120 film
Konica Impresa 50 Color Print Film Now $175 US Shipped

25 Rolls 120 film
Fujicolor 400 NPH Color Negative Film Now $80 USD Shipped

10 rolls 120 film
Kodak E200 Ektachrome Slide Film Now $40 USD Shipped

Scala package (120 and 35mm rolls) Now $125 USD Shipped
10 rolls 120 film Scala 200x B&W slide film
5 rolls 35mm 36 exp Scala 200x B&W slide film

 

[duparis00]

I'll take the 400h lot. I'll PM you

 

[ntenny]

PM sent on the E200.

-NT

 

[rpatterson]

The Fujicolor 400 NPH and Kodak E200 Ektachrome are SOLD

 

[rpatterson]

This is what's remaining,

30 rolls 120 film
Konica Impresa 50 Color Print Film Now $90 USD Shipped

Scala package (120 and 35mm rolls) Now $90 USD Shipped
10 rolls 120 film Scala 200x B&W slide film
5 rolls 35mm 36 exp Scala 200x B&W slide film

 

[rpatterson]

Bump