Sold Sold. Lot of 10 vintage Ilford film canisters

[Doug Richardson]

I have several of these available with more on the way including different varieties. These are used/vintage so some dings, scratches, and dust are expected. That said, most are in excellent condition and will serve you a long time.

$ 30 per lot of 10. (This includes PayPal fees)

Shipping to US via USPS:
1 box- $10

Shipping to Eu via DHL:
As needed.

Pm me your zip code, and PayPal handle.

Moved to e-bay.

 

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[snusmumriken]

Those yellow tops ... are they FP3 era?

 

[tallenpatterson]

PM sent

 

[snusmumriken]

Those yellow tops ... are they FP3 era?

Actually I think may be HP3 packaging: see 1941 entry in this table: http://www.photomemorabilia.co.uk/Ilford/Chronology.html#anchor1941

 

[Doug Richardson]

Actually I think may be HP3 packaging: see 1941 entry in this table: http://www.photomemorabilia.co.uk/Ilford/Chronology.html#anchor1941

Not sure the exact date, but thank you for sharing that history page. I will have to read through that.

 

[snusmumriken]

Not sure the exact date, but thank you for sharing that history page. I will have to read through that.

Casting around on the internet, it looks as though all Ilford 35mm cassettes and refills came in the same yellow-top cans through the 40s and into the 50s.

I'm not really a nerd about this - it just sparkled off a childhood memory. My era was the one with the black-and-white tops.

 

[Doug Richardson]

Price reduced.

 

[Doug Richardson]

Lots of these left.

 

[tallenpatterson]

Still have the ones I got from you on display around my darkroom. Love them.

 

[Doug Richardson]

Still have the ones I got from you on display around my darkroom. Love them.

Glad they worked out for you.

-Doug

 

[MCB18]

Would love these to go with my new Ilford bulk loading cassettes. Sadly, I can’t justify spending $40 when my lab has plastic canisters for free.

Hell, I have been loading bulk film for almost 3 years using the free single use cassettes from the lab. The only reason I got dedicated bulk cassettes is that taping film in the dark is a royal PITA.