FAIR CONDITION!

My definition of a FAIR CONDITION photo is a photo that has a multitude of one or more (could be many more) of the following flaws: scratches (could be deep), fingerprints, soiling spots, stains, development flaws, creases, emulsion cracks, crazing, pit marks, and or other marks when viewing the photo at a certain angle to the light. Some of these flaws can be seen straight on, but they are not to much of a distraction. The scan of the photo, I have provided, shows what the photo looks like straight on.

This photo is in FAIR CONDITION (with many flaws throughout the photo!)

Thelma – Jim – Me is written on the bottom border.

Jimmy Shaw Thelma + me is written on the back.

Photo measures about 3 1/2″ x 5″.

All photos are vintage and original and all WILL show some type of wear and tear.

*Scans may be enlarged to show detail and colors may vary slightly as all monitors and screens are calibrated differently.

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FAIR CONDITION

My definition of a FAIR CONDITION photo is a photo that has a multitude of one or more (could be many more) of the following flaws: scratches (could be deep), fingerprints, soiling spots, stains, development flaws, creases, emulsion cracks, pit marks, and or other marks when viewing the photo at a certain angle to the light. Some of these flaws can be seen straight on, but they are not to much of a distraction. The scan of the photo, I have provided, shows what the photo looks like straight on.

This photo is in FAIR CONDITION.

Back reads “Peggy Davis in New Jersey 1943″.

Photo measures about 2 3/8″ x 3 1/2”.

All photos are vintage and original and all WILL show some type of wear and tear.

*Scans may be enlarged to show detail and colors may vary slightly as all monitors and screens are calibrated differently.

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