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Old 08-16-2016, 03:01 PM
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Bruce- Amazing pieces of baseball history!
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Old 08-16-2016, 03:58 PM
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Bruce- Amazing pieces of baseball history!
Bruce - simply stunning! Your 19th century material is top-notch all the way! Especially your books w/ annotations...

We still have a bit of work to do to get your photos/scans up to snuff, but not a bad start!
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Bruce? Some of the best stuff I've seen in some time. Thanks for posting.

I too, have a Murnane related piece.
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Derek, I tried, thank you for pushing me. Gary, I think Murnane tried to accumulate older photos, possibly for inclusion in a planned book or guide, that never materialized. I have what I believe to be a tintype of Murnane which I will post to see if it can be confirmed somehow. I am glad you started this thread, I will try to post more later.
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I'll be forever in debt to the Net54 member who let me add this one to my collection.
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Another favorite. 1891 Beaneaters & by far the largest photo I own, somewhere around 20 inches wide.
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Not a 19th century guy normally, but fell in love with the pose and image quality as soon as I saw it. Best guess is it is Fred Rehse, but still can't figure out how a guy who played in 2 games has such a great looking cabinet and multiple N172s but, as best I've been able to determine, nothing else.



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