I have been sent a scan of a photo that looks like it could have been taken anywhere from the 1930's to the early 1950's according to the style of dress. It is a small photo that looks like it has been manually cut from a sheet of the same photo. It appears it may have been expertly colorized. It has a matte finish. The person's face's lines appear to have been softened. I know that my 1963 school color photos had much more precise replication of the subject than does this picture. Across the bottom is written 6T - 22111 - 4. Is that significant? The lady in the picture was born in 1906. She appears to be in her 30's or 40's with auburn hair (no gray showing).