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08-18-2024, 01:29 PM
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The problem here is proof. While the chances are good that the clipping matches the guy shown. There’s no way to rule out somebody adding the clipping in at a later date to a random ambrotype they had lying around.
That’s my opinion at least. If you were to sell it I would bet you’d get bidders who will have no problem with the provenance. But I personally would need more. Great item!
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