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Hi, all:
I have a query that some of you may be able to help
me with. This isn't my area of specialty, in fact I only own two silent era
cards, but still I've wondered...
The two cards I have are the title card and a scene
card for the 1922 film The Man From Glengarry. Oddly, the scene card is tinted,
the title card is not.
Question #1: How do I tell if a card was in fact
hand-tinted? The tinted card doesn't look like it's had water colors applied but
I may be wrong. Are there tell-tale signs? Could the colors in fact be printed
on?
Question #2: How common would it be for a scene
card to be tinted and the title card left b&w? Seems if you were going to
tint any card in the set it would be the title card.
Any enlightenment would be appreciated, as
always.
Thanks,
Dave
Posteropolis
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- [MOPO] Questions: Hand-tinting of early lobbies... Dave Rosen

