Anyone know of a good sight for 19th century photographs of villages and small towns? I want to print in black and white or sepia to produce simple back scenes to stations on a garden 16mm narrow gauge layout. They wont last long hence the need to be able to replace regularly and cheaply. TIA.
Ken.
Use a laser to print then have them laminated? Seems to be weatherproof.
Check library - There is a series of books called Photographic Memories of . . . (county name) A4ish format
Regards
Mike
Graphics are smallish; prints can be purchased.
if you want them to last, get them printed on signwriter's vinyl - by a signwriter....... stuff here in Australia is guaranteed colour-fast for two years
Steve
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That's a thought - in cumbria the should last twenty:)
Ken.
Thanks Martin, some of the Leeds pictures are useful.
And thanks to Mike, off to the library tomorrow.
Ken.
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