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04-19-2010, 02:09 PM
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A few rookie questions about old photos
So I'm primarily a card collector, but I'm trying to learn a few things about the memorabilia world, expecially old photos. Here are some of my questions:
What constitutes an "original press photo" ? Is there only one original press photo? Couldn't a hundred or thousand of photos have been printed from the same plate? I confess my ignorance about early 1900's photgraphy. Also, if you go to sell an original press photo, is there a common way of authenticating the item with the buyer? 
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