Tru-View Diana Clone

I've traded my KitKat camera for this! a Tru-View Diana clone. I thought it would be better having something that I'd use, besides the person who I traded could do a better use of the Kit Kat camera as he's a collector of promo cameras. He even send me a weird Ukrainian B&W 120 film which I love it ! I have no idea of the expiry date but that makes the chalenge more exciting. All I know is that the film is not really old as it has a plastic spool, most of the films from 60's and early 70's I believe had a metal spool (the Kodak 127 I last processed was dating 1980 and had a metal spool). The funny thing is that the film is rated ISO 64 !! I mean why 64 ? could be 50 or even 65 but 64 ? amazing...
Anyway, I'll post the results as soon as I get them, now I have to decide what camera to use the film.

Kit Kat 110 Camera

This one wasn't on my plans at all !

A boxed Kit Kat 110 camera with instructions. I know 110 films are a nightmare to find a place to process, but I got it from £0.99 !! I guess it worth just for the fun, It comes with an "accessory coin box" ! (the cartridge you see in the picture is where you put the coins when the camera is not in use, remove it and replace with the 110 film cartridge and you have both camera and a place to store your coins... marvellous!  

Maybe I can use one day, there's still some places where you can buy the film, I actually have one Fuji somewhere so maybe I'll try one day.