Thin, foldable photographic paper is still available, though expensive.
Hummm, you think it is the IDS stuff that R3 is sellin?
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I've only had a quick flick, but it looks like it may be useful in identifying many of the early Kodak papers.
winger: I'd suggest looking at the single weight Kodak Bromide papers - They did some rough, matte, and glossy surfaces that may match what you have.
Having gone through prints and negatives from my great-grandparents, It's thin, thinner than computer paper even, I think. Though it's also fairly tough feeling. It has a sheen to it on the borders that's a little like Art300, but there isn't really much texture to it. Does such a paper still exist?
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