Nude/cheesecake on modern(type II) Kodachrome, wow! That's somewhat rare I'd say. Good to have in this final collection.

By the way, ISO 40 Kodachrome is an older (and I didn't know there was much if any stock of it around) movie film designated stock. One of the Seattle companies or California stock houses may have repackaged older stock into 135 cartridges at some point. Or it may have been a special order for a foreign film maker who wanted one last vintage appearing film and couldn't afford the digital version. ISO 50 has been the lowest standard speed stock cinema film for several years. Of course special orders have been possible!

Realistically if you haven't shot your Kodachrome film up by now and it has been or is being processed, it most likely won't happen.

Still keep those images coming be they new or old. There's several more photos from the "olden' days" I am going to post after the first of the year when this is all just a memory.