How do you tell if these post war signed pics are original? I am primarily talking about the post card sized types w/ the white margin at the bottom for the signature. Even if the signature is correct, it would seem to me that one could do a very thorough job of scanning an original onto photo paper which would be tough to detect. I have a few in my collection that are made on thick post cards...I see these things all over the place, Ebay, shows etc. My asumption is that most are fake in some way....are there rules to follow w/ these reagrading the type of paper they should be printed on?
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Hi,Originally posted by Andy Hopkins View Post
I got all of mine directly to the RKträger, so I have no doubt about them
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Ookaay...does anyone else have some advice that is actually helpful?Originally posted by jacques View PostHi,
I got all of mine directly to the RKträger, so I have no doubt about them
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The problem is that the paper used is random(Kodak or such marks); old prints used old paper. the signature is also a problem; their signature changed with the age and is far from the WW2 period one.
Sincerely, I can help you, except selling mine
, and even, there is no proof.
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