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Leon 02-19-2019 12:13 PM

1868 ca. Eye Candy - Keystone BBC of Harrisburg
 
Some early cdvs just look great.
Here is a generic cdv, recent pick up....approx 2 1/4" x 3 3/4"

http://luckeycards.com/cdv1868c.jpg

bgar3 02-19-2019 12:34 PM

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Very nice, Leon. Love that one.
I got this odd photo from that auction that I am still seeing something in that I hadn’t noticed before.
There are about 40 vignettes of Ball players either playing or inflicting pain on the poor injured player.
The Close of the Ball Season. Circa 1873 to 78 or so.
More cdv’s coming up in a great Hunt photo auction, not mine.

ramram 02-19-2019 02:24 PM

Nice pick up Leon. Mark had some nice CDVs in that auction.

Rob M

BeanTown 02-19-2019 03:31 PM

What auction did that come from? Are they an advertiser here? I never saw it. Very nice CDV

Leon 02-19-2019 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by BeanTown (Post 1856208)
What auction did that come from? Are they an advertiser here? I never saw it. Very nice CDV

You probably unsubscribed from emails. They are GZauctions http://gzauctions.com/ They had a banner here during their whole auction and have been an advertiser several times including that auction. There were several, great, early cdvs. I picked the one I liked most and so be it. They aren't as expensive as they should be.

ramram 02-19-2019 10:00 PM

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I wasn’t lucky enough to win this cdv in the auction but certainly was enamored with it. It is a game-action shot of two identified teams, one of which (Hudson River) played with the top-tier teams of that era. In the background is their HUGE flag waving with the letters HRBBC on it. Whoever won it got a great and important early image. There is a book out there that even discusses this game.

If somebody on the forum won this, maybe they’ll share a better scan of it.

Rob M


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oldjudge 02-20-2019 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by bgar3 (Post 1856111)
Very nice, Leon. Love that one.
I got this odd photo from that auction that I am still seeing something in that I hadn’t noticed before.
There are about 40 vignettes of Ball players either playing or inflicting pain on the poor injured player.
The Close of the Ball Season. Circa 1873 to 78 or so.
More cdv’s coming up in a great Hunt photo auction, not mine.

Bruce-That piece looks like Hieronymus Bosch does baseball. Nice pick up.

bgar3 02-20-2019 05:47 AM

Thanks Jay. The detail is amazing. I also can’t resist asking if you mean the artist or famous L.A. detective.

tennisguy 02-20-2019 08:09 AM

Nice!
 
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Great Pickup’s Leon and Bruce! Both are terrific and scarce items! I was fortunate to come out on top of the bidding war for the Alabama boys CDV! It’s a wonderful image, and in hand even better!

GaryPassamonte 02-20-2019 09:55 AM

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I had this one, Leon.

The Hudson cdv is a great ourdoor image.

ramram 02-20-2019 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by GaryPassamonte (Post 1856488)
I had this one, Leon.

The Hudson cdv is a great ourdoor image.


Gary I had you pegged as the new owner of the Hudson River image. Sounds like it landed elsewhere.

Rob M

Kawika 02-20-2019 11:59 AM

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Shame the uniforms didn't catch on. Imagine how dashing our deadball heroes might have looked.

GaryPassamonte 02-20-2019 02:45 PM

Not me, Rob.

aquarius31 02-20-2019 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ramram (Post 1856504)
Gary I had you pegged as the new owner of the Hudson River image. Sounds like it landed elsewhere.



Rob M



I was thinking the same thing. That was a great auction with some very unique cdv’s and steroviews...loved looking at the 1860’s-70s teams.


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oldjudge 02-20-2019 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by bgar3 (Post 1856388)
Thanks Jay. The detail is amazing. I also can’t resist asking if you mean the artist or famous L.A. detective.

LOL, the artist, not the Connelly character. That could have been a fourth panel in The Temptation of Saint Anthony.


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