Oh, what the hey. Julie Freeman. Questionable authenticity.

[Brian Van Horn]

"This antique photograph from the 1800s features an unknown baseball player with some minor soiling. The photo measures 3.75” x 2.75”. It is in very good condition with some minor staining. This unique collector’s item can be appreciated for its historical significance and unique style. With its originality and representation of a baseball pitcher, this real photograph offers a glimpse into the cultural and artistic norms of the early baseball era."

From eBay listing.

Another line might apply from a famous song:

"Too Much Time on My Hands."

[Brian Van Horn]

Possibly George Winkelman.

https://www.statscrew.com/minorbaseb...ats/p-9054fb22

[Brian Van Horn]

Ah, the pitcher is Julie Freeman

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collec...j7O5D-WDY7FjxQ

[commishbob]

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[Brian Van Horn]

Thank you, Rob.

[Brian Van Horn]

Under 2 3/4 by 3 3/4. Fits perfectly in a 3x5 toploader.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Under 2 3/4 by 3 3/4. Fits perfectly in a 3x5 toploader.

So is this a photo of that "negative-looking" cabinet type we have seen before?

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Leon

So is this a photo of that "negative-looking" cabinet type we have seen before?

Scans of front a back from my Canon and in the toploader which is the second group.

[Brian Van Horn]

Just for a comparison of size against an 1887 N172 Old Judge Louie Bierbauer.

[Fred]

If you have the glass negative I'm guessing you can print as many pictures as you'd like on paper. It wouldn't be an albumen print.

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