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Posted By: davidcycleback
Old Judges images can come in different color, most commonly pink. It was intentional and in fact the technology to add dye during the photo process was invented in the 1880s. For whatever reason, pink dye was the easiest to do. The other colors are rare. The pink ones often have bad image quality so there is no price premium. Often they are priced less than the regular sepia. Other colors will have a premium due to rarity. |
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