Dupont Velour black in graded paper. Agfa Portriga Rapid 111 and 118, too.
More silver than you could shake a stick at it the Dupont bromide papers. Agfa ruled the chloro-bromes.
Used all of these as well as Ansco papers in the 50's into the early 60's. While we're on paper Forte Poly Warmtone Plus FB. Beautiful paper but recently discovered the Bergger Warmtone mat which is close.
Devere, Wollensak, Braun, Metz and Ascor are no longer around.
Products that are gone, panatomic X, super xx, Kodachrome, ektachrome, agfachrome, Kodacolor, Verichrome and Verichrome Pan, plus x, KB14 and 17, Efke, Agfa 25 and 100, DK50, DK60a, Ektalure, Kodabromide, Velox, Azo, royal Pan, ektapan, Royal X pan, 2475 recording film, high speed IR B&W, infrared color, Konica Color and IR, Arkay, Pako, Ektar lenses, Gundlach, B&L lenses, Weisner and Wista. Ektachrome E2, E3, E4 and C22 processes are gone too. The selection of film, paper and chemistry was unbelievable until the 90's when many products started to disappear.
Makes my head hurt and very sad they're gone.
Forgot, original TX which was nothing like the current production.
