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Posted By: jay behrens
I recently picked up a skinned OJ and was amazed at just how thin it was. |
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Posted By: Hankron
True, Jay. 19th century paper photographs had to be pasted to cardboard backing or such (ala Old Judge or cabinet card), because 1) The photographic paper was so thin that it to be reinforced/protected and 2) if it was not pasted to a backing, it would roll up into a tight, little 'cigarette' over time. |
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Posted By: Julie Vognar
However, I got a tiny tear in one in the process. |
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