Let's see some Team Cabinet Cards

[bcbgcbrcb]

Here's one of mine to start off with, a 1908 Concordia College team photo picturing Max Carey on the far right, middle row.........

[D. Broughman]

I only have one of what I think is a High School Team. Picked it up because of the equipment and uniforms. Love the Mushroom Bat.

[Jacklitsch]

1905 Springfield (MA) Ponies.

[E93]

Dynarl,
That is a really cool photo.
JimB

[cdn_collector]

Any chance anyone wants to post some cabinets of early Toronto teams to tease me with? I'll never have the cash to add any of those to my collection, so if I can live vicariously through someone else, that'd be great

Regards,

Richard.

[joeadcock]

From Cuban collector, Cuban team from the very early days

[baseballart]

Originally Posted by cdn_collector

Any chance anyone wants to post some cabinets of early Toronto teams to tease me with? I'll never have the cash to add any of those to my collection, so if I can live vicariously through someone else, that'd be great

Regards,

Richard.

Richard

Although not a cabinet card, here's a panorama of the 1926 Toronto team. Carl Hubbell and Lionel Conacher are among the players.

Max

[cdn_collector]

Originally Posted by baseballart

Richard

Although not a cabinet card, here's a panorama of the 1926 Toronto team. Carl Hubbell and Lionel Conacher are among the players.

Max

Still very cool. Thanks for sharing Max!

Regards,

Richard.

[smokelessjoe]

Here is a Large cabinet photo of the Perth Amboy Field Club.

11 names on the back but I can only make out 7 for sure.

O'hara ???
Golden ??
Deegan ??
Dwyer
Yank
O'mara
Dahl
Carroll
Wagner
Antonides


The photograph was taken outside of what is now the Administration Building at 123 Barracks Street. This school was once a Perth Amboy Grammar School. Before it was a grammar school it was the headquarters for the British Army hence the name Barrack’s Street. It was torn down in the late 1800’s and the grammar school was built.