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Originally Posted by Woundedduck
For collectors on a budget like myself they're great. They offer very old baseball collectibles with great images of top tier HoFers for relatively low prices.
I do have one question for other Harper's Weekly collectors. Some of the pages I've picked up have been colored prior to making it to me. They are done very nicely with watercolor and look great in my opinion. As I understand it, coloring the woodcuts is pretty common, but I wanted to know what others think about it. Would you rather have the original images without any coloring? Does it diminish or add to the value at all? Do you seek them uncolored or colored or does it matter to you? .
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My budget is exactly what aimed me at woodcuts. I am happily amazed at the lack of interest from the collecting community.
All of mine are without color, although I have seen some beautifully colored, I think Ted Z recently posted one.
Here are (most) of mine :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/douggoo...7612023646769/
Doug