The "Instant Print Film" was first invented and
made popular by Polaroid, which introduced
their first instant camera in 1948 (!).
Kodak introduced their Instant Print Film
PR10 in 1976, but withdrew all instant films and
cameras from the market in 1986, after losing
a patent infringement lawsuit to Polaroid. In
July 1991, Kodak paid Polaroid $925 million to
end the 15-year battle. In other words, they are
nearly extinct. Too bad...

Super cool collectors' item with interesting
history in a beautiful condition!

In a good aesthetic condition, look at the
photos, which are an integral part of the
description.

This lot will be carefully packed so it will get to
its new owner exactly as it should