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Leon 09-20-2016 07:42 AM

Late 1800s tintype - Baseball Game in Action
 
This has probably been shown on this board several years ago but I just picked it up. The reason I say it was probably shown is a forum search brought up a baseball game in-action tintype but not picture. In my years of looking I haven't seen very many of these in-action type of tintypes...if any others...it is about 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches

http://luckeycards.com/tintype300.jpg

ramram 09-20-2016 07:46 AM

VERY cool. I do remember this image because we talked about how HUGE that catcher must have been. Certainly not many staged action-shot tintypes out there.

Rob M

GaryPassamonte 09-20-2016 08:16 AM

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Game action images are by far the most difficult to find in any form of 19th century photography.

Paul S 09-20-2016 09:04 AM

Very cool.

I didn't realize that the distance between the mound and the plate was only 8 feet in those days:D

GasHouseGang 09-20-2016 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul S (Post 1586720)
Very cool.

I didn't realize that the distance between the mound and the plate was only 8 feet in those days:D

I know what you mean. I'm hoping the photographer was taking artistic license with the distances in order to get everyone in the photo.:)

nsaddict 09-20-2016 11:44 AM

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Cool image, 7th spectator from the left resembles Connie Mack, but that guy is probably too old.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=...74479331754946

Jobu 09-20-2016 01:26 PM

He was a giant for his time, standing a whopping 5'8". :D

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Originally Posted by ramram (Post 1586695)
I do remember this image because we talked about how HUGE that catcher must have been.


JustinD 09-20-2016 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Jobu (Post 1586812)
He was a giant for his time, standing a whopping 5'8". :D

I was going to guess 5'7".:D

jbsports33 09-20-2016 02:35 PM

Outstanding Image!


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