These are only sort of my B&W film shots.
I acquired some film near the end of December; mostly all still boxed, but a few odd rolls that weren't. When I went to the local museum earlier this month, I wound up taking along a roll of Neopan 400 from that lot as a spare.
(You can probably guess where this is going.)
Got the shots back today, and immediately noticed that except for a few near the very end, they were all wrong. The roll's original owner had exposed it but never developed it. Unfortunately all of the original shots were outdoors, often with plenty of sky, and I was pushing my shots two stops. End result was that most frames were someone else's shots with very faint hints of what I was shooting at.
These two turned out at least somewhat well, however.
I don't know what the original shots were taken with, but mine were:
Canon AE-1.
B&H/Canon FD 50mm f1.4 S.S.C.
Fuji Neopan 400 Professional.