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Railfan Technology > Slide date questionDate: 04/27/19 15:48 Slide date question Author: Matt_Gidley I Have a slode that I purchased that has a date written on it that is diferent from the date pressed into the cardboard slide itself. Its suppoesed to be an original. Are the stamped/pressed dates put on there originally and should I trust that over handwritten notes? Thanks!
Date: 04/27/19 15:56 Re: Slide date question Author: Railbaron The stamped one is most likely the processing date; the hand written one would have been added by the photographer and would be the actual date.
Date: 04/27/19 16:19 Re: Slide date question Author: Matt_Gidley In my case, the stamped date says 93, but the handwritten date says 98. We're talking year. Another reason I'm confused on this one.
Date: 04/27/19 17:10 Re: Slide date question Author: Railbaron Well that's weird unless the guy could take a photo in the future. The process date should be after the actual photographed date so I don't know what to say on this. Weird!!!
Date: 04/27/19 17:25 Re: Slide date question Author: PCCRNSEngr The impression of the 8 could be offset so it looks like a 3 instead of a full impressed 8.
Date: 04/27/19 17:34 Re: Slide date question Author: trainjunkie PCCRNSEngr Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > The impression of the 8 could be offset so it > looks like a 3 instead of a full impressed 8. Common on cardboard mounts especially. Look at it with a magnifying glass or loupe. I’ll bet the “3” is really an “8”. Date: 04/29/19 06:50 Re: Slide date question Author: robj Don't know the subject but would seem a little research could provide the answer also.
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