Bob Jarman Offline Dedicated FM Upload & Sell: On
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Kaden,
Given I don't really recall the exact look of Polaroids, other than what they look like today, I like the images - especially the first of your second post.
The thumb prints are touchstones: I remember being warned more than several times "Don't touch!" when my grandfather pulled the top paper from a BW, film pack version that preceded the color models that ejected the print from the bottom. Pull the tab (dragged packet through rollers that applied developer and stop bath, wait for a minute(?), and then remove the perforated backing to reveal sheer magic.
Ah, it's coming back - the fixer was in a squeegee in a black plastic cylindrical case - now carefully, very carefully, evenly apply the fixer to the print and allow to dry. Uneven application resulted in areas streaked with faded image. Then - always holding only by the edges- pass among the assembled subjects for moments of admiration and awe.
Thanks for the memories 
Bob
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