Vintage lot of 5 large format photo negatives, randomly selected and sold as an assorted group. All of them would have been developed from Kodak 118 (introduced in 1900) or 124 (introduced in 1905) film. Production of both kinds of film stopped in 1961, so most images will likely be from 1900-1961. Each negative measures about 3.25 x 4.25 inches and is in Black and White. Original images may or may not be identified, and the photographer is unknown. Ideal for collectors of found photography and vernacular film material.

Era appears early to mid-20th century based on materials and handling, but exact dates are not marked. Content is a mixed assortment and may include everyday scenes, people, places, or miscellaneous subjects depending on the original exposures.

Appealing as authentic analog ephemera for archive building, research, and darkroom printing projects. A solid lot for collectors who enjoy mystery negatives and historically rooted imagery.

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