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“SAMPLE†will not appear on the print you purchase ... it is only on the scanned image. This may very have been the prototype HOPTO 1900, as the literature I have access to claims the Hopto 1900 was introduced in 1972. I did make notes that this HOPTO 1900 carried a 4-CY bucket, rode on CAT D-9 rollers and pads, and was digging 25’ deep in pure sand with many buried and overhead utilities. The Johnson Bros. personnel that we spoke with, were happy with the performance of this machine. This is an excellent quality reproduction photo, with good color, professionally printed on quality Kodak or Fujifilm paper with excellent gloss, in perfect mint-like condition. There is a minor imperfection along the one side of the photo from the original Polaroid snapshot, that transfers over to this print also ... you should be able to see it on the scan of photo #1, #2 and #3. #4 has no imperfection. .... any questions at all, please feel free to contact me. I try to be prompt with my email responses. (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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