expired FILM FLIGHT! 18 Rolls 1980s EKTACHROME 120 Film, many SPEEDS, LO START!

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When I got into film photography, I shot mostly color stuff, and I bought any inexpensive film that came my way to practice with. Then I started developing my own stuff. I discovered that with kids around and having to work in my kitchen sink, I didn’t want to process color film at home— too many chemicals. So, my color stocks have sat in my basement for too long— time to let them go to good homes, at low start prices.
Here’s an EMBARRASSMENT of EKTACHROME— 18 rolls of 120 FORMAT SLIDE FILM, all SPEEDS, all COLOR TEMPERATURES, all EXPIRED, all from THE FABULOUS 1980s! We have 1 roll of Ektachrome 400 daylight, expired 2/1980;
a 5 roll ProPack of Ektachrome 200 daylight balanced film, expired 12/1986; 2 rolls Ektachrome 200 daylight, expired 1988; 5 rolls of Ektachrome 160 tungsten, expired 1983-1988; 2 rolls Ektachrome 100 daylight, expired 8/1989; 1 roll of Ektachrome 64daylight expired 1988; and 2 Ektachrome 50 dl expired 8/1987. That’s 18 rolls of slide film old enough to have watched ‘Dukakis for President’ commercials on TV! Who knows what this stuff will shoot like now— it’s been in my basement since I got it, but that only accounts for the last decade or so. Take a flyer with the low start bid of TWENTY DAMN U.S. DOLLARS — 1.11 or so PER ROLL! Shipping is a flat FIFTEEN BUCKS in the CONUS for Priority Mail.
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THE FINE PRINT: NO RETURNS. Description is as thorough as I can make it and take it (take photos, that is). AK, HI, PR buyers— wait for my invoice as shipping will be higher. International shipping is generally thru eBay GSP; your use or non-use of sketchy dropbox re-shippers is your business and your risk. Payment is due in 48 hours, dang it— none of this stuff is essential, so please have enough mad money on hand to swing the purchase.