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06-02-2004, 02:52 PM
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Tintype info.
Posted By: Rob L
Saw an interesting photo on the Ken Burn's Baseball DVD (first disc) the other night that showed a group of ball players that were dressed nearly identically to these guys and even had similar hats. I wish these guys had a mitt/ball/bat in this picture. 
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