They were in a ziplock bag. They cost me $2.
I scanned all the ones that had cats in them.
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in reply to @GPN's post:
catsofyore on twitter and bluesky is always looking for new cat pictures, so you can forward these to them, especially if you know anything about their providence
i think i made a bluesky account maybe possibly probably? i'll have to pass them on. or i welcome you or anyone else to. only info so far i've been able to pull from these is that they were taken in and around 1955 and i'm basing that off of a clear shot of a calendar that was in one of them.
If you don't mind me asking, how did you scan these? I'm wanting to go through my families old negatives in the relative future.
Epson 4870 + Silverfast 9. There are newer Epson scanners out there but this one serves me fine.