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    Need some quicke help on SS picture!

    Hi Guys,

    What do you think about this one?







    Cheers,

    Kurt
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    Not one of the more common repros,you seldom see a fake in this size. Frame is most likely not original to the pic though.....Im assuming this is bigger than PC size? Better scans are needed but you should be ok. Nore often than not you can use a UV light to see if the pic glows or it shows signs of chemical dip or "brushing" to hide the glow. Also, the pic of the blank reverse is of the the matte right?

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      #3
      Thanks for youre quicke opinion!

      Cheers,

      Kurt

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        The only thing I can say that Germany is the best place to find larger framed SS potrait pictures untouched and original framed. I went to an antic show in April in Germany I found some stunning large SS pieces for dream prices.

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          Originally posted by RD Rygaard
          Not one of the more common repros,you seldom see a fake in this size. Frame is most likely not original to the pic though.....Im assuming this is bigger than PC size? Better scans are needed but you should be ok. Nore often than not you can use a UV light to see if the pic glows or it shows signs of chemical dip or "brushing" to hide the glow. Also, the pic of the blank reverse is of the the matte right?
          Must he have a particular thickness?
          Or Can it also be as a normal paper?

          Cheers,

          Kurt

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