Like my wife said

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Posted By: boxingcardman

Show me the Big O!

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Posted By: Jim VB

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Posted By: Walter

Oscar was always one of my favorite players as a youngster. I loved his foul shooting technique, which I tried to copy until my coach advised me that I was not the Big O and I should shoot free throws in a more conventional style.

Although they are not cards here are a few wire photos. I really bought the first one because I loved seeing Dick Barnett get crushed by the Berlin Wall-like pick set by Wayne Embry. The other two show Oscar as a high schooler.






Always looking for T59 Flag cards and T113 Types of Nations.
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Posted By: E, Daniel

Walter, those are absolutely spectacular wire photos....

Tell me if you know, what are the rules regarding reproduction of images from wire photos? Do you actually own the image, is the negative still floating around and thus someone else owns the original right to reproduce it? Is there a standard length of time post the original photo production after which point the image becomes the 'property' of the public at large?

Appreciate anything you can offer.


Daniel

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Posted By: leon

I don't think that was the Big O your wife was speaking of.....

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Posted By: boxingcardman

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Posted By: peter chao

Jim VB,

Nice Oscar Rookie, I wish mine was half as nice as yours.

Peter C.

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Posted By: JimCrandell

The best point guard ever?

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Posted By: boxingcardman

But that may be my bias having been here in LA watching him in the Showtime years.