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|  Are Composite photos by nature type 3 or 4? 
			
			... or at least never type 1? The specific nature of the question is from the 1909 Pirates photo in Huggins and Scott. This question came up in a thread a while back when Ben showed off his winnings in post 24, it was brought up again starting with post 30: http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=174349 I know that this photo is great either way, but should it be classified as a type 3 (or another type) and not a type 1? 
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