Kodak 3x 10 Portra 160 VC et 2x 25 Ektachrome duplicating Film | Unused film

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Kodak 4x5 film lot comprising Portra 160VC (three boxes of ten) and Ektachrome Duplicating Film 6121 (two boxes of twenty‑five), in good physical condition and untested.

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Description from the seller

Lot of 80 4x5 Kodak film sheets, all expired and presented in their original sealed boxes. Ideal for collectors, 4x5 camera users, silver gelatin experiments, or creative tests.

The films come from stock recovered during a photographer's estate. The conservation history is not known: the boxes are sealed, but no film has been tested and no photographic result can be guaranteed.
For information, 3 24x36 rolls from a lot of E100 VS from the same stock were tested and developed in E-6; the images are usable, but a veil, a yellowish cast, and a loss of contrast may be present depending on storage conditions.

Contents in detail

Kodak Portra 160VC - 4x5 inches : 3 boxes of 10, i.e. 30 film sheets
Expiration date: 05/2002
Sealed boxes

Kodak Ektachrome Duplicating Film 6121, emulsion 1562, 4x5 inches: 2 boxes of 25, i.e. 50 films
Expiration date: 08/1995
Sealed boxes

Important points

- All films are past their expiration date by a long margin.
- The boxes are sealed, but the internal condition of the films has not been verified.
- No guarantee is given regarding veil, sensitivity, colors, contrast, or developability.
- Portra 160VC is a color negative film; Ektachrome Duplicating 6121 is an older, more specialized reversal/duplication film.
- Sold as-is, for collection, experimentation, or use at your own risk.

Shipping

Careful and protected shipment from France. The boxes will be packed with shock and moisture protection.

Weight: approximately 670 g

Shipping method: La Poste, Colissimo

Lot of 80 4x5 Kodak film sheets, all expired and presented in their original sealed boxes. Ideal for collectors, 4x5 camera users, silver gelatin experiments, or creative tests.

The films come from stock recovered during a photographer's estate. The conservation history is not known: the boxes are sealed, but no film has been tested and no photographic result can be guaranteed.
For information, 3 24x36 rolls from a lot of E100 VS from the same stock were tested and developed in E-6; the images are usable, but a veil, a yellowish cast, and a loss of contrast may be present depending on storage conditions.

Contents in detail

Kodak Portra 160VC - 4x5 inches : 3 boxes of 10, i.e. 30 film sheets
Expiration date: 05/2002
Sealed boxes

Kodak Ektachrome Duplicating Film 6121, emulsion 1562, 4x5 inches: 2 boxes of 25, i.e. 50 films
Expiration date: 08/1995
Sealed boxes

Important points

- All films are past their expiration date by a long margin.
- The boxes are sealed, but the internal condition of the films has not been verified.
- No guarantee is given regarding veil, sensitivity, colors, contrast, or developability.
- Portra 160VC is a color negative film; Ektachrome Duplicating 6121 is an older, more specialized reversal/duplication film.
- Sold as-is, for collection, experimentation, or use at your own risk.

Shipping

Careful and protected shipment from France. The boxes will be packed with shock and moisture protection.

Weight: approximately 670 g

Shipping method: La Poste, Colissimo

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Kodak
Model/type nr
3x 10 Portra 160 VC et 2x 25 Ektachrome duplicating Film |
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Not tested
Film type
4x5 Inch
Estimated period
1995 and 2002
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