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I believe in full disclosure no matter what. Personally, I think the marks on the back of a photo add greatly to it's character and I will pay more for ones with period markings. I only have a few photos in my collection, and the main one is the only thing on my wall, a 1903 Horner AL Composite, which I have shown several times. It has had a light cleaning and a few tiny touch ups...and if I ever sell it those things will be fully disclosed.
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Leon Luckey www.luckeycards.com 
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