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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vintage Maven, post: 870476, member: 11768&quot;]And as said earlier Charlie, pls try not to place a lot of emphasis on the silvering I mentioned. For example my 1929 Betty Grable does that because of the era and development &amp; paper technology of the time. I have 1940’s &amp; 50’s gloss and matte originals that show no signs of that type of deterioration. Yet I have a photo that does show that from 1942 and another from 1918 that shows very little sign of that. I think how an image was stored plays a big part of condition of course. Anyways I’ve rambled too much, less words are sometimes better lol[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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