Film for a 1934 Kodak Brownie

[AcadieLibre]

I have two rolls of film for this camera but would like to find some leads on more rolls. If anyone hears of any, know some obscure place anywhere on the planet please let me know. Think this summer may be time to do a dark room again, second film camera I have now.

[tomorrowstreasures]

dude. how cool is that????? how old is the film? whatcha going to "spend" it on? (meaning - what subject are you going to savor each shot on?) i will certainly keep you posted if i ever do see something like that...

so cool!!!! oh - and i would love to see the outcomes!!!

[Fortytwo]

That would be 120 roll film I'm guessing. A little googling came up with this:
Flickr: Discussing 120 film in Toronto in Toronto

Hope it's helpfull.

[biathloneil]

If you can tell us what size (127, 620, ect) and b&w or colour. I know I saw a reference to respooling modern films and a source for wierd roll film sizes some where recently. Even if you could supply us with camera name, country of origin and model number that would help with determining size.
Glad your looking forward to getting into the darkroom. I just finished building mine.

Cheers, Neil.

[AcadieLibre]

Thanks all but I found some I can order fairly cheap from the States, it is 127 film B&W. Pretty stoked about it now I can do some practice shots since it has been so long since I used anything of this nature, it was a very awesome gift gift at Christmas from one of the bands I did some promo shots for. I found the film here, Freestyle Photographic Supplies - Traditional Black & White Film, Paper, Chemicals, Holgas and ULF thanks for the replies.

[Fortytwo]

Be sure to posts some of the pictures from it. I'd love to see them. Althought you might get some strange looks if you take it outside...