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OK, I have come across an Eastman film stock. It has great color, but it's 1978, and it does not have any numbers for verification. It instead, after the "Eastman" statement, has, in order, a circle, a square and an "X". Was this some early attempt at low fade? I know that Eastman LPP wasn't officially marketed until sometime in late 81 or early 82, but this certainly isn't a low grade going pinky Eastman. Any ideas, folks?
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