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Posted By: Paul
Looks like the picture did not get posted last time. Anyhow I found this on ebay for peanuts so I took a chance. It was taken at the same Studio as were most of the White Stocking pictures during that period. Looking at copies of team pictures on line is not the easiest. If any of you may happen to know if this is a player from the team I would appreciate the help. Paul 
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04-14-2004, 01:10 PM
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Posted By: hankron
An interesting and inexpensive collection would be of famous baseball photographer's original photos of non-baseball subjects: A Joseph Hall cabinet of a dog, Carl Horner cabinet of a town, Napoleon Sarony cabinet of an actress, Paul Thompson photo of a boxer ...
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