Honus Wagner T206 Portrait at Legendary

[BigJJ]

http://legendaryauctions.com/LotDeta...Only-Two-Known!

Awesome

[Runscott]

Thanks for sharing - lithos are great, but you can't beat the original photo!

[Leon]

I must be misunderstanding something. It says this photo is 5x the size of a card yet it's approximately 3 7/8" x 5 1/2"? This isn't one cut from a larger composite is it? Just curious......I am sure I am not seeing something correctly....Iconic picture for sure.

[BigJJ]

5x, thinking of x to the 5th?

It's actually a really funny looking haircut he has there

[packs]

I am certain it was cut from a Pittsburgh team composite. It looks exactly like my examples cut from composites and the back looks like the cardboard backing my photos are on.

[g_vezina_c55]

verry nice!

[Tabe]

Originally Posted by Leon

I must be misunderstanding something. It says this photo is 5x the size of a card yet it's approximately 3 7/8" x 5 1/2"? This isn't one cut from a larger composite is it? Just curious......I am sure I am not seeing something correctly....Iconic picture for sure.

T-206 dimensions: 1-7/16" x 2-5/8" = 3.773 sq. in

This photo = 3-7/8" x 5-1/2" = 21.3125 sq. in

21.3125 / 3.773 = 5.6487

So, yeah, it's really more than 5x the size of the card.

Tabe

[Griffins]

I spent a fair amount of time with this photo over the years, photographing the Dreier Museum and collection about a dozen times. The photo is spectacular, and several times the size of the T206 Wagner it sat next to.
With Doug Dreiers consent, here are a couple of those pictures from last fall.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Griffins

I spent a fair amount of time with this photo over the years, photographing the Dreier Museum and collection about a dozen times. The photo is spectacular, and several times the size of the T206 Wagner it sat next to.

No doubt a great photo but if it's cut from a larger composite it seems like the bidders might want to know, no?

I should add that with those pics shown it is larger than I envisioned. Great photo.

[teetwoohsix]

Originally Posted by Griffins

I spent a fair amount of time with this photo over the years, photographing the Dreier Museum and collection about a dozen times. The photo is spectacular, and several times the size of the T206 Wagner it sat next to.
With Doug Dreiers consent, here are a couple of those pictures from last fall.

Wow, beautiful display !!! Thanks for showing those !!

Sincerely, Clayton