See this link:

http://cameras.alfredklomp.com/lubitel2/

Cool. Very informative. From the information, I guess this really isn't worth much, pricewise, but its a neat little camera anyhow.

BTW, it came with some film, and I have been experimenting with it. Where on earth would I get this developed? I'm guessing not WalMart.

The film is Kodak Vericolor III VPS 120. It has emulsion # 2581 024 and below that is a date 7/1995 (I hope it is a manufacture date, not expiration date).

You can probably have fun with it, anyway. As to the film, you can try WalMart. They are supposed to be able to send 120 film out to a commercial lab for processing, although our local store doesn't seem to be aware of that. If you have a Ritz or Wolf camera store near you, they might be able to help you out. The date on the film is probably the expiration date, so I wouldn't expect too much in the way of quality - meaning get it done as cheap as you can.......

Ok. Thanks.

Also, is it possible to get film like this anymore?

Not unless you find another Lubitel with film in it. Kodak stopped making Vericolor several years ago. You can still get 120 film, but it's getting harder to come by unless you can find a pro lab or camera store that still carries it. Best bet is to order it on-line from B&H (www.bhphoto.com) or Adorama.....