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#11
08-10-2021, 11:16 PM
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That's very strange!
For the early printing done from stones they erased them and reused them, but I'm having a hard time seeing how the coated aluminum plates used in the 60's-70's could have been resurfaced or rexposed to make a different plate. I wonder if they were using old partly printed sheets somewhere in the production process. Or maybe using a blanket that was so worn the image was still there, worn into it from a previous job? Or..... just maybe they used old plates for the glosscoat? (This may now be common as the presses make the plate digitally without needing to mount a new one) 
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