MNNR 400 GP-7 Minnesota Commercial Original Slide T3-8 Collectible

DESCRIPTION This auction is for one (1) original Kodachrome or Provia slide (see "Film Type" below)in a cardboard mount of: Minnesota Commercial (MNNR) GP-7 400North Fond du Lac, WI20 Feb 1994 The photo is a full frame, low resolution scan, which does not reflect the true quality and sharpness of the original slide. SHIPPING United States: $1.00 (for any number of slides) via First Class Mail. Canada: $1.50 (for any number of slides) via First Class Mail International. Other Countries: $2.00 (for any number of slides) via First Class Mail International. PAYMENT Payment is expected within 10 days of receiving the eBay invoice that I send you, unless noted otherwise on the eBay invoice or unless other prior arrangements are made. CORRESPONDENCE I will send you an eBay invoice normally within 24 hours of the completion of the auction,and I will send you a conventional e-mail when I ship the slides,normally within 24 hours of receipt of your payment.If you want or expect to get an e-mail from me, please insure that you and/oryour server's anti-spam software will allow my conventional e-mail to get through.Because of an erratic work schedule,I am sometimes not available for questions from Friday through Monday. FILM TYPE All of my slides are "originals". All of the older slides were taken using only Kodak Kodachrome film. As Kodachrome film was phased out, I started using Fuji Provia film. The following schedule shows what film I used for my original slides (based on the dates that they were taken): Kodak Kodachrome Film: · All slides dated before October 9, 2009 (except 500mm slides). · All 500mm slides dated before June 12, 2009. Fuji Provia Film: · All 500mm slides dated after June 11, 2009. · All slides dated after October 9, 2010. Kodak Kodachrome and/or Fuji Provia Film: · Slides dated between October 9, 2009 and October 9, 2010 (except 500mm slides)may be either type of film. I personally print the type of film used (Kodachrome or Provia) on the back of the cardboard mount of my original slides,if the word "Kodak" was not automatically printed during processing. All of my slides were processed and mounted by Kodak until 2005. Since 2005 I have used only Dwayne's Photo (the last Kodak-authorized Kodachrome lab) to process and mount all of my slides. If you want more specific information about the type of film or processing used for a particular slide,please send me an e-mail.