☆Sakura Color Negative Film Sleeves - Showa Retro

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Sakura Color Negative Envelope

Found this at my parents' house.
There is printing that indicates July 26, 1967. (Photos 1 & 3)
There is also a handwritten note: S42.7.24 Nagawa Island (Photo 5).

It is believed that my father obtained this when he had photos printed at a photo shop using Sakura film.

Negatives are not included.

(AI Explanation Below)
Sakura Color N100 is a color negative film with an ISO of 100, released by Konishiroku Photo Industry (now Konica Minolta) in the 1960s. It was a flagship color film for the company, boasting groundbreaking color reproduction and sharpness for its time, with international-standard performance that could be processed at overseas labs. (End of AI Explanation)

Will be shipped with care to prevent water damage, bending, and corner damage. ♡.

This is an old item that has been stored at home for a long time.
Please purchase with your understanding.

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