Sold **SOLD! ** FREE for cost of shipping: MYSTERY FILM! 10 rolls Processed APS film with case

[AnselMortensen]

FREE for cost of shipping:

10 ( TEN!) rolls of exposed & processed Kodak Advantix APS film in a handy-dandy case!
Mystery film negatives!
I have NO IDEA what is on this film.
A potential Research Project!
Maybe there's a snapshot of Bigfoot?!
Maybe snapshots of Aunt Mabel at her Quilting Bee?
Elvis, Jackie O. & Phyllis Diller playing pinochle?
College coeds at a wet t-shirt contest?
Uncle Ernie's trip to the cotton ball factory?

Curious????

Just $10 Priority Mail CONUS shipping, (PayPal fees included!) , and you can FIND OUT!!

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[mshchem]

It's a little known fact that after the Rolleiflex Vivian Maier adopted a Kodak Advantix point and shoot This could be it!!!

 

[AnselMortensen]

It's a little known fact that after the Rolleiflex Vivian Maier adopted a Kodak Advantix point and shoot This could be it!!!

Yeah, that's the ticket!
<spoken in my best Jon Lovitz voice>

 

[Richard Man]

"Processed"? Developed?

 

[MattKing]

"Processed"? Developed?

This is how processed and developed film was returned to the customer - usually along with your prints.
No need for negative handling, storage sheets, anything like that.
The prints had the identifying information on the back. When you wanted more prints, the minilab machines dealt with the film role containing cassettes. Little to no manual handling of negatives.

 

[mshchem]

Was APS film thin polyester base? Wouldn't do to keep acetate base spooled up like that.
APS would have been a hit except for really fabulous point and shoot 35mm cameras and of course free double prints offered by Kmart and the like that reduced the need for reprints. APS sure made storing negatives easier.

 

[millenial]

PM sent!

 

[AnselMortensen]

SOLD!