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Operator: Anglianbus Ltd
Fleet No: 110
Registration: AU13FBJ
Body/Chassis: MAN 18.270 EcoCity
Chassis No: WMAA69ZZ5DC017697
Seating: B43F
New: March 2013
Ex: --
Livery: anglianbus
Date: Tuesday 5th January 2016
Location: Gordon Road, Lowestoft
Route: 61 (Kessingland via Pakefield)
FS E444R 110 in testa all'ICplus 656 "Cycnus", in transito nei pressi di Castelletto di Branduzzo PV il 13 aprile 2008
FS E444R 110 near Castelletto di Branduzzo PV on the 13th of April in 2008
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Introduced in 1972 by Eastman Kodak, the 110 cartridge film format was a huge success for amateur photographers in the United States, England and beyond. Following the equally popular 126 cartridge format (launched in 1963), the 110 film was only 16mm in width allowing cameras to be much smaller, launching Kodak’s “Pocket Instamatic” campaign.
With a 110 camera in every household, cameras and film were easily obtained for three decades until Kodak (and other companies) discontinued the film in 2009. Popular for its unique grain and “look,” photographers continue to use the last batches of 110 film in vintage and new Holga cameras. It’s been reported that European company Adox will introduce new 110 films in 2011.
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blog: 110 Film - Here and Now (2012)
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Leeds Central bus station, February 1977.
Former Leeds City Daimler fleetline 110LNW in early West Yorkshire PTE "eyebrow" livery.
A 5-car formation BRCW Class 110 DMU approaches York at Burton Lane operating 2P19, the 16:48 Scarborough to York service on 2nd August 1986. I must admit I rather liked these units, with their rather more sprightly performance than their lesser stablemates.
Unfortunately I ended up with coffee spilled out on the stove while taking pictures
1/10, F13, ISO 12800