kpreed
One of the Regulars
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Many clients of mine have photos of friends and people that worked/helped Summers or etc. on the ranch or farm, they are mixed in with old family photos very often. I know this from one client who still lived on the family farm and the family had another photo with the guy (farm hand) ID'ed from a another farm near them. My photo software shows a good amount on your photo matches or a near match, so with that I say with 76% score, (never had a 100% yet) it may be the same lady as the others.
P.S. I have seen unprotected Tintypes also get real dark or faded, so store them and any photos for that mater, in a safe, dark and dry place. if you want to frame any, scan and make a print and frame the copy. Photos hate light. (scanner light tends to be real fast)
P.S. I have seen unprotected Tintypes also get real dark or faded, so store them and any photos for that mater, in a safe, dark and dry place. if you want to frame any, scan and make a print and frame the copy. Photos hate light. (scanner light tends to be real fast)
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