Jon Searles' photos with the keyword: 200

Lately I've been seeing a Kodacolor variant sold in Prague called "Color Plus," but whenever I get the box open I find one of these ancient original Kodacolor cassettes, without even the VR name, so it makes me wonder if it's the real thing, or just a very basic Kodacolor cartridge without any hype. Color Plus is definitely an economy film, and isn't really "plus" anything, and it therefore wouldn't be nonsensical for Kodak to try selling something really basic right now, given that the film market is increasingly people trying to save money and/or people running around with Lomos looking for the cheapest color film possible.

I tried to use the building lights for this one instead of sunlight through the windows or a flash, and I like to think that it came out better as a result. #200 was a "Parlour" tram, in the English sense, being the mayor's personal tram, built in 1900. From 1922 it served in more regular duties, as seen here, and in 1951-1972 it served as a "nursery car," according to the museum guide. That's bizarre to me, as it doesn't make clear whether was to take the kids to nursery school, help pregnant mothers, carry saplings, or whatever. Sometimes the translations of books over here can be really odd.