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Old 03-18-2013, 11:33 AM
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Default Photo ID help needed Victorious Nine 1875
If anyone has any thoughts on this photo, that would be great

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Max, my only thought is that I would like to add it to my collection.
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Some of those players actually look VERY familiar, especially the two in the back with the dark wavy hair. I will dig around a bit tonight and see what I can find for you.

I agree with Scott, its AWESOME!

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Some of those players actually look VERY familiar, especially the two in the back with the dark wavy hair. I will dig around a bit tonight and see what I can find for you.

I agree with Scott, its AWESOME!

Rhys
Yes, one of them looks like Lip Pike.
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Pike was with the St. Louis Brown Stockings in 1875. There is a resemblance though. Almost forgot to mention what a great image that photo has. Outstanding.
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Max,

Curious if any clues can be derived from the hats? Can you tell what is on top? Looks like some kind of star ???

Great image!
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Would not be surprised if the wavy hair guys might be brothers....love the person seated in front with ball in hand and how it is being held....maybe the pitcher??
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Looks like the same tops as the 1868 Brooklyn Atlantics
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Great image!

Although The "A" emblems are a little different in the two photo's , during the 1870's BB teams could have owned a extra set of uniforms, who had washing machines?

But man, check out those shoe's!!
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I will agree with the rest in that is one fantastic image.
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