This is not a type 3 🤦.
How in any world would the seller know it was made from a duplicate negative unless he faked every marking and has a period newspaper clipping. And pulled out his typewriter to mark the corner.
The international news service didn't even exist past 1958. When it merged with a rival.
So automatically the seller has no idea if this was made off of a duplicate negative.
There is a clear indication this is an international news service photo. A service that began in 1909. With a period news clipping that talks in present tone of the signing.
Oh and also there is no such thing as a "Duplicate Negative" the only way to "duplicate" a negative is to take a very high quality photo of the original negative.
And that one is way too nice to be a type 3 from a duplicate negative such as a wire photo.
Maybe you could make a case for this being a type 2. But even then I don't think it is.
Maybe Ben Weingarten or David Cycleback can chime in with more details.
Last edited by Lucas00; 02-13-2023 at 05:40 PM.
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