AGFA L ISS in 1969

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I'm scanning my old 6x6 negatives from my time in Europe, circa 1969. I discovered several rolls that I shot with the Mamiya TLR that owned briefly while I was in Europe. I really like this film. I would be curious to know if there is any way to follow this film through the various changes to today? I know AGFA is gone. I know this film was replaced ages ago. Does anyone know what film AGFA replaced the L ISS film with?

I posted a sample here...

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=989973#post989973

I also ran across a few rolls of 35mm Ilford HP4. Nice film. I'm familiar with it's replcement, HP5+.

Thanks for any help. I wish I had a freezer full of AGFA L ISS.
 
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