Kodak Ektachrome-X 20exp 110 format - Expired 1976

A genuine vintage relic from the formative years of pocket photography. This Kodak Ektachrome-X 110 cartridge contains 20 exposures of historic colour reversal (slide) film carrying an original factory expiration date of 1976—the era of the format's initial worldwide boom.

Manufactured in the USA half a century ago, this rare cartridge represents a fascinating collector's item and an exciting challenge for experimental darkroom practitioners. Expect deep lo-fi character, extreme contrast shifts, distinctive grain, and unpredictable archival colour responses.

The Highlights

• Historic 1970s Slide Stock: An authentic 1976 colour reversal emulsion from Kodak’s classic pre-E-6 era.

• Genuine 110 Pocket Format: Drop-in cartridge built for vintage subminiature cameras (such as the Kodak Pocket Instamatic, Minolta 110 Zoom, and Pentax Auto 110).

• 20-Exposure Length: The original standard frame count for 1970s pocket film cartridges.

• Collector & Experimental Grade: A 50-year-old time capsule ideal for display in a vintage camera collection or for non-standard darkroom processing experiments.

Quick Specs

• Format: 110 Film Cartridge

• Length: 20 Exposures

• Type: Colour Reversal (Slide) Film

• Original Box Speed: ASA 64 / ISO 64

• Expiry Date: 1976

• Original Process: Process E-4 (Requires specialist/alternative development today)

• Best For: Vintage film collectors, darkroom experimenters, cross-processing enthusiasts, and historical display.