Up for bids is an unused pack of Kodak Instant film, type PR144, with 10 exposures in the pack

This film can be used in all Kodak Instant cameras except for the Kodamatic,
which used a higher speed film. 

This film, and the cameras that used it, were made famous in 1986
when Polaroid sued Kodak over the technology.
This lead to the largest copyright lawsuit ever at the time,
with Kodak paying Polaroid over 900 million dollars in damages.

As this film hasn't been made in over two decades, this film is sold as-is