Hi Julie, Do you have a photo you can upload possibly? I'm trying to picture what context you're dealing with. Can you give us a little more information about the logs, if they have any kind of stain/ sealant, etc.? I'll also check in with our experts ...
Gawain - They don't look like color photographs that have faded or stained with age. The type of toning I mentioned was especially in vogue in the 1940s -1950s. Check out this ad from Popular Photography June 1946. p. 137 - below. The Edwal toners ...
Hi David-- Those look like B+W photos that have gotten strange colors thru copying. They don't particularly look like chemically toned photographs which would most likely be sepia-toned (brown), selenium-toned (neutral or slightly purple-black), or a ...
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