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Posted By: davidcycleback
It presumably means an original salt print photograph that has been tinted or colored or enhanced with chalk or something. Salt prints were commonly colored. You developed the photos with sunlight back then. As a type, salt prints are scarce with only a few sports examples known. The first ever paper photograph was a salt print. |
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