On Wed, 30 Nov 2016 11:57:24 -0700, retrowavelength
<retrowavelength@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>This image has been labeled GA751 on all the other copies of it
>that I have. None of them showed the 'Tele King' brand on the,
>radio?, legibly, because of that set ID.
>
>Good catch, RR. I agree, the radio brand appears to be obscured by the
>ID number. But this raises a question in my mind. The image with the ID
>appears the identical shot as that posted by Dukie. Now, as we
Yep, it's the same down to the dust or scratches.
>understand it, these IDs were applied to the negatives so that all
>prints had the ID on them. If indeed that was so, my question is how did
>we get a print without the ID over the radio brandname? It appears the
>negative was used sans ID for some time and then perhaps sold to another
>dealer who applied his own ID to it. Or, less likely to me, did someone
>remove the ID & paste in the brandname in Dukie's version??? The answer
>may depend on whether Burtman ever used IDs. If not, then Burtman's
>negative later on fell into other hands which applied the ID.
I like your virgin Burtman negative theory. The stains on and around
the logo are such a good match.
RR
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