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300 dpi (or dots per inch) is the standard requirement for printing an image 'same size' If you've scanned your card at a lower dpi rate than this you can use photoshop to 'resample' the image. (Image > Image Size > Resolution ) ... Photoshop does a reasonable job of this but the result will be a mu...

Ilford do actually produce a black & white 'postcard' paper in 6 x 4 (approx) size. But it's a resin coasted type and the back is already pre-printed as a postcard. Traditional fibre based cards were produced on a heavyweight base. This has not been available for quite a while. You can get 'doub...

Bamforth Song Cards

They are 'worth' on average about £5 per set. But don't sell particularly well lately.

There's no easy answer to this as all methods will work for some types of card but not others, it also very much depends on the type of glue used and whether you want to keep the pages intact. If you really must do it... try experimenting on one or two of the least interesting/valuable items. But fr...

Current thinking is that paper collectables including postcards and photographs should be stored in inert or acid-free materials. Old albums are caertainly not acid free, but we constantly come across collections that have survived well for the past 100 years or so with hardly any effect on the card...

It's been a while but heres an attempt.... " I sent you a card the day after you left Saumur? and one of Edinburgh too. I've not received the letter only a card from you today for which I thank you a lot. If I don't receive the letter I'm afraid you'll have to write me another. A big kiss to de...

PPM Online subscription is now available.

£25.00 gives you access to the latest issue plus several back issues for a 12 month period.

The subscribers area allows downloads of available copies of the magazine in PDF format.

I'm sure Salmon are one of the few companies where fairly complete listings do actually exist..
I had a set of photocopies of a Salmon produced listing some years back. I'll see if it's still around.

Picture Postcard Monthly is now available online...
http://www.postcardcollecting.co.uk

free of charge for a few months then as an 'online subscription'

It's the whole magazine in PDF format

You can use one of the free online image hosting sites such as http://www.photobucket.com then add the links they provide [img]....[/img] to your posts

Try the manufacturers support pages for the particular model.

eg. If you go to the Epson website and look up support for a random model the Stylus S20. If you check drivers & software you'll see a list driver downloads available... the earliest being June 2008.

£65 for a real photo pc of installing tram lines is probably ok..

F.Hildebrandt Tucks Oilette series...
6658 'Still Life'
8704 'Playtime in the Snowtime'
9669 'Still Life'
9836 'Cherry Ripe'
9999 'Still Life'

I realise this doesn't answer your question though...

The original cards c.1910s are quite rare and fetch £30 - £50 each. A couple of examples on our sales website... http://sunnyfield.co.uk/dayspast/sub_category.php?section=Advertising But beware of the reproduction set produced by Shell in the late 1970's, they were quite good copies though the paper...

There are a few products out there but the quality / suitability is uncertain. Main drawbacks seem to be the thickness of the card, postcards would be at least 350gsm, but few products are this weight. Though you'd probably need a printer with a flat feed (by-passing rollers) to print on anything th...