Can anyone tell me what this is, and where I can get it developed?

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Hi All,

My Grandmother has passed these on to me, hoping I'll be able to get them developed. They are of her Grandfather who served in WW1. Any advice would be gratefully received.

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Thanks,

Dom
 
It's normal everyday black and white negative film. Any lab should be able to scan them for you or any friend with a negative scanner!
 
and its already been developed ,they just need to be printed

( and he must have be at least 90 years old when the photo was taken )
 
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Oh excellent. I'll get them done at the weekend.

Thanks,
 
It looks like a picture of a picture.
 
Someone not too old? in a uniform...maybe a policeman, soldier or calvary man ?
 
Fp4+ was launched in 1990 iirc, so if it is a photo of someone who served in WW1 it's either a photo of a old(ish) chap, or it's a photographic copy of a old photo... which is quite concieveable as there's a white border inside the actual exposed photo area...


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edit: Dom, if you have problems sorting out someone to scan the negatives, drop me a PM and I'll sort something for you...
 
Looks to me as if he could be wearing an old-fashioned fireman's helmet. I'm intrigued.
 
Got them developed at boots, thanks for the help. Its a photo of my great grandad who served in the 12th lancers. The woman in boots said a new negative had been made from an old photo. Will post a copy of the photo.
 
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