Kodak Kodacolor Gold 200 24exp 110 format - Expired 1991

A true time capsule from the golden era of pocket photography. This Kodak Kodacolor Gold 200 110 film cartridge offers a full 24 exposures with an original factory expiration date of 1991—giving you a deep dive into vintage, pre-millennium Kodak colour chemistry.

Manufactured in the USA and aged for over three decades, this roll delivers the quintessential expired film look: pronounced grain texture, softened contrast, warm golden-magenta colour shifts, and moody shadow fall-off. It is an exceptional pick for collectors, subminiature camera fans, and experimental photographers looking to embrace lo-fi pocket aesthetics.

The Highlights

• Genuine 110 Pocket Film Cartridge: Easy drop-in loading designed for all classic 110 pocket cameras (such as Pentax Auto 110, Minolta 110 Zoom, Kodak Pocket Instamatic, and Lomography Diana Baby).

• 24-Frame Cartridge: A generous 24-exposure count, giving you plenty of frames to test exposures and capture retro pocket snapshots.

• Early '90s Kodak Gold Formulation: Original pre-1991 emulsion chemistry, renowned for warm tones, amber highlights, and nostalgic character.

• Heavy Expired Character: Expired over 30 years ago—expect authentic vintage grit, muted mid-tones, atmospheric colour shifts, and textured grain.

• Standard Lab Processing: Developed in standard C-41 chemistry (confirm your lab processes and scans 110 format).

Quick Specs

• Format: 110 Film Cartridge

• Length: 24 Exposures

• Type: Colour Negative

• Original Box Speed: ISO 200

• Expiry Date: 1991

• Processing: Standard C-41 (110 format compatible)

• Best For: Lo-fi creative projects, 110 pocket camera collecting, subminiature experimentation, and gritty retro aesthetics.