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LO 375 - London To Brighton Stagecoach Crash, Malden Road, London c1915

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LO 375 - London To Brighton Stagecoach Crash, Malden Road, London c1915This photograph is a copy of the original. The size of the print is 12 x 8 Inches (roughly A4 size) The original image, from our own private collection, is scanned at high resolution, and the result then digitally enhanced to remove blemishes and to improve contrast & brightness. It is then professionally printed in a photo lab on superior quality, 280gsm Archival photo card, to ensure your image lasts a lifetime. The result is better than the

This photograph is a copy of the original. The size of the print is 12 x 8 Inches (roughly A4 size)

The original image, from our own private collection, is scanned at high resolution, and the result then digitally enhanced to remove blemishes and to improve contrast & brightness. It is then professionally printed in a photo lab on superior quality, 280gsm Archival photo card, to ensure your image lasts a lifetime. The result is better than the original and closer to how the image would have appeared originally. Please look at the picture on screen carefully as this is an accurate representation of exactly what you will receive.

The Watermarks "This Text Will Not Be On Your Photo" and "Image Protection" will not be on your print.

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