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Originally Posted by Johnphotoman
Old Judges, Gypsie Queens, T200 Fatimas, are these photos or printed items? Because printed items use a totally different way to produce the item, viva...halftone printing and not right from the negative. Photos like the ones I have were made from a negative. So it makes sense to me the above, would be Type 3. But then if they are printed items, they would not be called a Type, type classifications are for photos. So the above must be made from a negative, thereby it becomes a photo. Is this right.? And they would be Type 3 because a second negative was used to make them? Thanks, John.
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Old Judges, Gypsie Queens, T200 Fatimas are actual photographs. Many 1800s trading cards were actual photographs. Most other baseball cards through the years are ink-and-printing-press lithographs.