Kodak Kodacolor II C-126 Color Print Film — 20 Exposure
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Kodak Kodacolor II C-126 Color Print Film — 20 ExposureEntry/Object ID
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Kodacolor II was Kodak's workhorse consumer color negative film of the 1970s, available in the drop-in 126 cartridge format designed for Instamatic-style cameras. The 126 cartridge was introduced by Kodak in 1963 specifically to make film loading foolproof for casual users, - you simply dropped the cartridge in and closed the door. Kodacolor II replaced the original Kodacolor X formula and offered improved color rendition and finer grain. This cartridge is long expired and cannot be processed for usable images, but remains an authentic and nicely preserved example of the consumable film products that defined family photography throughout the 1970sCategory
Expired Film/Canister, 126 Film
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