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06-10-2021, 03:04 PM
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Baseball Tintypes
These guys are now available in the B/S/T if interested.
I used to have a decent collection of 19th century baseball tintypes, CDVs and cabinet cards but not so much anymore (mostly collecting Civil War tintypes these days). However, I did run across these 3 guys recently. Sporting identical bib front jerseys, short ties (spotted tie series, lol), athletic belts and boater hats they are typical of circa 1870's base ballers. Thought I'd throw them out there for conversation sake and hoping to see some of the other early baseball tintypes some of you may be willing to share. Thanks for looking. Rob M Baseball Tintypes.jpg
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Turd Ferguson "it’s a funny name" Last edited by ramram; 06-15-2021 at 04:46 PM. 
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