Not evident to my eye.Curt A wrote:Not reversed as in "direction", reversed as in positive or negative images... The repro image is "indented or embossed" (negative), while the original is a raised image (positive).

Not evident to my eye.Curt A wrote:Not reversed as in "direction", reversed as in positive or negative images... The repro image is "indented or embossed" (negative), while the original is a raised image (positive).
Curt A wrote:The real telling part of this reproducer is the reverse image on the center medallion, indicating that it was pressed or cast from a positive image. Matt's has a positive image of Nipper, while the repro has a reversed image as seen in the below pics.
So there you have it, folks---there's an explanation for everything. Well, almost.soundgen wrote:Curt A wrote:The real telling part of this reproducer is the reverse image on the center medallion, indicating that it was pressed or cast from a positive image. Matt's has a positive image of Nipper, while the repro has a reversed image as seen in the below pics.
it is raised seeing as imprinted is an optical illusion![]()
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKa0eaKsdA0