from the group: Collotype
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Collotypes
Reticulation Collotype prints can be readily identified by the presence of image reticulation, a product of the finely cracked gelatin plate used to print the image. This can be seen using low magnification, such as a loupe. |
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| Postcard 1918 (click to enlarge) | 50x Magnification |
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| Postcard from souvenir set 1910s (click to enlarge) | 50x Magnification |
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| Four-color postcard 1910s (click to enlarge) | 50x Magnification |
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| Art reproduction (click to enlarge) | 50x Magnification |