I have a photo card of W. v.Richthofen (EL). It is on Kodak paper and has an original signature. Is this possible!
Bryan
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If you type in "Richthofen" in the "search" box at the bottom of this forum, you will find a thread with several examples of that General's VERY peculiar signature to compare yours with.
What is your question-- because it is Kodak paper rather than Agfa or a German brand? -
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, my question is - was Kodak paper vailable in Germany before '45 when v.Richthofen died.
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I wish I could answer sooner, but I was looking for an example... And unfortunately I couldn't find one yet. But Kodak paper should also be possible for pre-45 prints.
Paper types can be used "how late" the picture was printed but you can't say "how soon" it was printed, of course. <u><i><b>Agfa</b></i> paper MUST be postwar</u><b>*</b> but <i><b>Agfa Brovira</b></i> and <i><b>Agfa Lupex</b></i> does not guaranttee pre-45.
<b>*</b> could be incorrect; see the message below.Last edited by Akira Takiguchi; 09-16-2002, 10:51 AM.Comment
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I wrote:
><i><b>Agfa</b></i> MUST be postwar
but according to Herrn Noss <i><b>Agfa</b></i> is also possible. Please refer to this thread in GD forum:
http://daggers.infopop.net/2/OpenTop...1&m=5830949851
Also, this thread might be interesting for you.
http://daggers.infopop.net/2/OpenTop...1&m=7873035382Comment
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