Can anyone suggest what I may be able to use to remove an ink (blue) watermark from a 1940s sepia photo? (I want to reproduce a wedding photo for my in-law's 60th anniversary etc and we can't find the original print). Alcohol? Vinegar?
(It is too large a watermark to have it digitally removed.)
Many thanks in advance,
Ozi.
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