Kodak Polycontrast III RC paper, 11x14, 50 sheets, NIB

1 box of Kodak Polycontrast III RC black and white paper, 11x14", 50 sheets, brand new in a sealed box. The box has been stored in a temperature-controlled lab for the last few years. I can not read the best used by date on the box; it looks like it was July 2002.

Please feel free to ask me any questions, and good luck bidding!

And now, for the fine print! Yeah, I know, always the fine print....
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• Shipping is my actual cost via UPS or USPS, and I will ship internationally. I will not ship FedEx unless you have an account with them; it's far too expensive for what we get. All items selling for over 200.00 USD WILL have insurance in the shipping costs, no exceptions. All overseas shipments will be via Airmail Letter or Parcel post, or the equivalent UPS Service.

I apologize for all of the draconian fine print, but once you get burned a few times, you learn to fire-proof your pants. Thanks for looking, and good luck bidding!