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As I already said (and was, of course, ignored), it's real easy to just say right out of the box that this is bad - the odds are about 95% that you would be right, regardless of what the scan looks like. I tried real hard not to take that approach with this item, even offering to look at it in person for the Original poster. I really think that, given these scans, that's the only way to be fair to him. As I said, I wouldn't bid on it without a return guarantee, but post-wwi black baseball memorabilia is a risky area, and as you know, I have no interest in it.
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BTW, up above Leon commented on the border wrinkling on one of the images shown. I've seen that rippling on vintage photos printed on a heavier matte stock. I have a few Adam Hats H815s with that and also a few movie studio issued photos from the 1930s that exhibit it. The glossy photos just seem to curl consistently inward but the others seem to ripple.
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