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It's my understanding that the reproductions show a dot matrix under magnification and that a true litho looks random in texture similar to conte crayon marks. Also, the faint impression of the outline of the stone edge may be visible, though that could depend on the mat. I've made real stone lithos and I've looked at Currier and Ives prints that were dot matrix as described. I believe I now own an original Currier and Ives lithograph and came across this site while researching it.

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I am unsure, but I would toutch it if possible. Your fingers should know...

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look at the print closely you should see paint brush strokes if you see uniform dots its a reproduction or if you see any print dates copy rights etc.. its a re make

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