For Sale FS: TMAX400 5x7 film

Two unopened 50 sheet boxes of TMAX400, kept in deep freeze since new. US$275.00 for both.

Hello Margus,
The film is still for sale. To Europe Canada Post would cost around US$14 for surface, US$22 for air but that is the least expensive rate with no tracking or insurance. With tracking and insurance the cost is much more US$60-70. But I would be hesitant to send film that far due to the risk of x-ray damage or if the boxes were opened for inspection, etc. A courier company might make special arrangements which would likely be much more expensive.
I appreciate your interest however it does not seem practical for you to buy the film. Let me know what you think.
Peter

Hello Lloyd,
Yes the TMAX400 5x7 is still available. If you want it let me know and we can arrange everything.
Thanks, Peter

Hello Lloyd,
My email address is sevenof9@telusplanet.net - you can send me an email with your contact info so I can get the package ready. It would be US$20 for shipping to the US added to the price of the film so the total would be US$295.00.
I look forward to hearing from you. I am out (on a photo trip) for the rest of the day but will reply as soon as possible, later this evening or tomorrow.
Best regards,
Peter

Note to jnantz - at this point it looks like the sale is pending to Lloyd - will let you know if it does not go through.

Film is still available for sale - will pick up shipping to Canada or US for interested buyer.

PMHH
So the cost of the film is $275 for both, shipping included ?

If "shipping is included" would shipping to the US include a NON - ZAP shipper with delivery confirmation ?

Is this the T Max film that has the UV Blocking Layer?

John

Hello John,

The cost is US$275 for both boxes (total of 100 5x7 sheets). Shipping included in that price would be via Canada Post/USPS, tracked and insured (PO tells me it is insured for loss, but not usually damage).

Regarding x-rays, I understand that a very small percentage of parcels get x-rayed, anything suspicious of course (not sure if labeling "FILM - DO NOT X-RAY would attract unwanted attention?), then some mail at random, so it is perhaps unlikely to be x-rayed but there is no guarantee. I've gotten film from B & H, both regular mail and UPS, and so far it's always been fine, though perhaps I have just been lucky. If you are familiar with a means of shipping that does not x-ray let me know.

I am not sure about the UV blocking layer. Checking around it sounds like Tmax100 has the UV blocking but not Tmax400?

Let me know if you have any more questions.

Regards,
Peter