Way back there was a contact printing paper called Velox. I used it in
the mid-1950s through, I think, mid-60s, mostly for proofing or contact
printing from large negatives. What you describe seems to be something
else entirely. Kodak recycles some of its brand names into different
product lines, it would seem.
Allen Zak
On Aug 20, 2006, at 12:27 AM, Dan Kalish wrote:
I found, in my late mother's photographic paraphernalia, an old package of
Kodak "Velox Transparent Water Color Stamps." These are designed to be
used, like watercolor paint, on Velox paper "(Velvet surface preferred)".
What is Velox?
They can also be used to color "lantern slides." What are lantern slides?
I consider colorizing classic motion pictures to be blasphemy, and this sounds like the same sort of venture. However, since I do watercolor painting, this might warrant some experimentation.
Dan
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