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09-16-2012, 06:16 PM
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The Combs reminds me of the Kahler Sun Pictures that had a negative and a few bits of self developing paper. The negatives could have been printed onto Kodak stock by any decent photo lab or even in a home darkroom.
The other one I have no idea other than the general way of mounting with notes looks like some part of the layout/proofing process for a lot of stuff. Steve B 
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