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Posted By: <b>Josh</b><p>I have no clue when this is from, nor who the players are on it, however, I am under the belief that something about it is significant, to the point that it was professionally printed as a postcard.<br /><br /><img src="http://home.comcast.net/~alpertj/atlantapostcard.jpg"><br /><br />Thanks for any help,<br />Josh

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Posted By: <b>ted</b><p>probably a piece of crackers mem. I'd email CrackerFan@AtlantaCracker.com and see if he can help!

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Posted By: <b>Ben</b><p>None of the faces jump out at me, but the velox square pattern on the stamp area indicates that it's 1907-1914.<br /><br />Here's all the back variations and their years of production:<br /><br />AGFA/ANSCO 1930-1940s <br />ANSCO 1940-1960 2 Stars at top & bottom <br />ARGO 1905-1920 <br />ARTURA 1910-1924 <br />AZO 1926-1940s Squares in corners <br />AZO 1904-1918 4 triangles pointed up <br />AZO 1918-1930 Triangles 2 up, 2 down <br />AZO 1907-1909 DIAMONDS in corners <br />AZO 1922-1926 Empty Corners <br />CYKO 1904-1920s <br />DEFENDER 1910-1920 Diamond above & below <br />DEFENDER 1920-1945 Diamond inside <br />Devolite Peerless 1950- <br />DOPS 1925-1942 <br />Du Pont 1945-1950s <br />EKC 1939-1950 <br />EKKP 1904-1950 <br />EKO 1942-1970 <br />KODAK 1950-NOW <br />KRUXO 1907-1920s <br />KRUXO 1910-1920s Xs in corners <br />MULTISCOPE & FILM CO-WISC. Pre-1909 BADGER <br />NOKO 1907-1920s <br />PMO 1907-1915 <br />SAILBOAT 1905-1908 Sailboat in circle <br />SOLIO 1903-1920s Diamonds in corners <br />VELOX 1907-1914 Diamonds in corners <br />VELOX 1901-1914 Squares in corners <br />VELOX 1909-1914 Triangles: 4 pointed Up <br />VITAVA 1925-1934 <br /><br />info credit to <a href="http://www.playle.com/main.html" target="_new" rel="nofollow">http://www.playle.com/main.html</a> which is an excellent resource for buying or just becoming more familiar with PC's. <br /><br />edited to plug <a href="http://www.vintageball.com/Postcards.html" target="_new" rel="nofollow">http://www.vintageball.com/Postcards.html</a> created by a board member Robert S. who has just about the best PC collection I've seen...him and that greenmoster guy who's name escapes me at the moment...hope this helps, it's a nice postcard you have regardless...<br />

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Posted By: <b>davidcycleback</b><p>In the early 1900s, the real photo postcard was a common style for non-commercial photos-- family photos in the backyard, high school football teams, Grandpa in his Army uniform on the 4th of July.

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Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>Looks to me like a high school baseball team. Probably a one of a kind postcard.

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Posted By: <b>RobertS</b><p>My guess is high school...hence the AHS on the jerseys. As in, Atlanta High School.<br /><br />Remember, real photo cards were made by anyone and everyone. You could get the backing paper cheaply in drugstores, etc.