Enjoy Film Stickers - FREE with every order!

By Paul McKay

We have really enjoyed the enthusiastic response to some of our recent limited edition stickers (like the Pride design here) - and frankly it's really fun to think of new ideas and designs as well!

So... effective immediately we have decided to kickstart a rolling program of FREE Limited Edition stickers to go out with every order*. Hopefully it brings an extra little smile when you open your next order of new film.

This month's effort was actually created by a friend and customer - Mel Robinson - who was presumably inspired by the original contents of her film fridge!

Mel's website is https://www.meljrobinson.com/ and her Instagram https://www.instagram.com/meljrobinson.photo please do go and check our her other work and film photography.


*One free sticker per order placed through the website while stocks last, no order value minimum or maximum.

When stocks are exhausted we will launch our next design :-)

Happy Shooting and Sticking!
- Paul and Mary


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