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From: Bijan <smiledoctor@earthlink.net>
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Regarding picture posts.......
Okay, Clem's post scared me into writing this. Guys, I only have dial up, and
sometimes it takes me quite a long time to download the pictures. Why don't you
put them in your Yahoo! folder? If you are on this egroup, you must have a
Yahoo! ID, no? If not, you can get one very easily and post it. I don't mind a
couple a day, but if you post so too many at once, it could take me easily an
hour to download, depending on how many files, and how big they are. But, 20
200K files would take me a while......I like to see them, but it just takes so
long this way. It is easier if we could have a common place to post these
pictures, and keep them up permanently, don't you think?
Just a thought for your consideration.
Peace,
Bijan
"Clement V. Schettino" wrote:
> Hey Morris, you all, and a special message to you Ron G,
>
> I have just finished scanning my entire New Jersey collection and most of my
> miscellaneous colonials as well. Being the lazy person that I am I gang
> scanned and globally lightened so even the darkest can be viewed. Of course
> by doing this the nicer ones suffered a bit. I am willing to post these on
> this site but be warned, the jpeg's are about 200k each. I'm attaching the
> first one here, as a test. I'm sending the obverses then the reverses
> separately. There are 12 scans total (of New Jerseys). If ANYONE asks me to
> stop, either publicly or privately, I will.
>
> Ron, you have permission to use these on your web site. If you do I suggest
> you request from me the "original" scans, before global lighting. Then you
> could pull out each obv/rev, stitch and lighten individually. I can either
> email these to you or deliver a zip disc to you at the C4 convention in
> Boston.
>
> Clem
>
> PS, the attributions for scan one is as follows. From left to right...
>
> 6-C, 6-D, 12-G, 12-I, 14-J, 15-J, 15-L, 15-T, 15-U, 16-J, 16-L, 17-k, 17-J,
> 17-k (VLDS) and 17-b large planchet. If anyone needs pedigree information
> just ask.
>
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