Kodak 2"x2" super slides film Hawaii - Princeville Makai Golf & Tennis Club

Description

Vintage Kodak Film 2"x 2" super slides of Hawaii
Princeville Makai Golf & Tennis Club
New but vintage -
****discounted due to substance on sleeve - not sure if images are affected ****
I opened one sleeve and show you pictures below - these photos were ok
Can't guarantee every sleeve will have unaffected pictures
These slides have never come out of the package they are in, but they
show signs of age/wear
from storage over the years.
They were found in a large box dropped off at local Thrift Store
Enjoy 5 Kodak slides depicting vintage views of:
~ 1611 Club House
~ 1612 Club House Lobby
~ 1613 Pool
~ 1614 Sand Trap, 7th Hole, Ocean Nine
~ 1615 4th Hold Green, Ocean Nine
This set has never been opened so I took pictures best i could through jacket they are contained in.
They appear to be black and white images - no date on film, but I suspect was 70-80s  if not earlier
Please Note:
These slides were found in a container at a local thrift store. They were dirty, and show signs of being stored for a long period of time
I have cleaned outer plastic sleeve to the best of my ability - slides appear unaffected by dirt on exterior sleeve.  Some sleeves may
arrive with residue of some sort on them.  I cleaned without affecting the integrity of the images.
I am NOT a film expert, and I've shared what I can ascertain from Google about these images.
See photos and ask questions prior to bidding
( I do have more I'm getting uploaded/happy to combine shipping - just ask)
I have Oahu/ Mauai/ Hawaii Island and Kaua'i
I am happy to combine several into one shipping envelope if you choose flat rate( you only pay 1 shipping price)
Each additional sleeve is just each (1-2 purchased)
each (3 more purchased)
Some History:
(source "scansafe (dot) com/
convert-slides-to-digital-guide)
Photo slides, technically known as reversal films, are a type of photographic film that produce a positive image on a transparent base. Slide film is processed to form diapositives or transparencies, rather than prints or negatives.
A photo slide is a specially mounted transparency, designed for projection onto a wall or screen. This makes it ideal for viewing photos at a larger scale and in a group setting.
In the early days, slide projectors relied on a sliding mechanism to pull a given transparency out of the side of the machine, and replace it with the next one. This is where the 'slide' in slideshow comes in.
Modern slide projectors typically use a carousel that holds a number of slides. There is a rotating mechanism involved here with the projector automatically moving to each slide, picking it out of the carousel and placing it in the front.
The advantages of slides are that the images can be viewed as is, without the need for processing or printing. Slide images contain a high level of detail - including vibrant colours, contrast, sharpness and fine grain.
127 and 127 superslide format
127
was a roll-based film format introduced by Kodak in 1912, along with its foldable Vest Pocket Cameras, as an alternative to larger portable cameras of the time. The slide was squared off and bigger than rectangular 35mm slides. Given the larger film size - 40X40mm - it was easier to view scenes on these slides.
Again, I am NOT a film expert, just trying to share what info I can to let you know what I've got.
Shipping via USPS
1 . First Class postage if you want to save money
2.
Flat Rate (recommended) to protect your purchase
please ask any questions prior to bidding.
I have more than one - will update listing accordingly soon
mahalo for stopping by and looking