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Does anyone know of a lab that still develops 4x5 film (C41, E6 and/or B&W) in or near Glasgow?

I am aware of Trumps in Edinburgh, but I am looking for somewhere within a reasonable distance to avoid having to revert to mail-order.

Cheers,

Marc.

Mine is 12.0cm wide (exactly)

Very informative Ian. It could well be that the Graflex marked holder is modified to fit. However, the grooves are 'perfect' and the holder is 13mm think, not the 11.9mm you infer. The wooden holders are only 1mm thicker at 14mm.

The wooden holder is marked, not the dark slide itself. Below some images showing the markings as well as the detail of the metal clamp on the back of the camera. http://www.circleinlight.co.uk/share/slides-marking-1.jpg http://www.circleinlight.co.uk/share/slides-marking-2.jpg http://www.circleinli...

I currently have three holders. The two completely wooden slides are unmarked but not usable, but the one with metal slides is marked with

Holmer Graflex Corp USA
US Pat 1641480 2056144
4x5 Graphic Film

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