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Daniel BrettaWell here's his response:
"I would love to create photos of this quality from this collection. I believe these are not reproductions. However, I am buying a great deal of vintage paper from different time periods in order to date those photos in my collection and see what results can be had with old paper. Really old photo paper simply isn't any good 90% of the time and what might be usable ends up being extremely expensive if you do the math of all the paper one must buy just to find usable stock. If this paper is not stored just perfectly over many decades, it is not any good and gives a bad result even if you are lucky enough to have rare negatives to use with it. I am also placing these results on a website to help others date their own photo finds according to Kodak logo marks and surface variables. Ebay does not allow me to reference buyers to this website. I have seen many reproductions and websites exposing these and would expect any high-quality reproduction to command more money than what is given on ebay. Ebay does not allow me to reference these websites to buyers. If you can reproduce antique photos at this quality, please let me know how. Thanks."