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Old 09-03-2021, 12:13 PM
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I have a very old postcard with nine players in uniform with a "C" symbol. Anyone have any idea what this is? Is this even a baseball team? Thanks for any help!
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Here is the backside of the postcard. Has a place for a one-cent stamp.
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Back is not showing up. Is there any more than "Roger" on the front?
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Anyone else think that looks like Frank Grant seated on the left?


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Back is not showing up. Is there any more than "Roger" on the front?
Back just reads postcard and has a place for one-cent stamp. Theres nothing else on the front that I could make out, other than the guy in the middle looking like Deacon McGwire. I did find a Roger Peckinpaugh who played for Cleveland Naps in 1910. McGwire was also their manager at that time
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It definitely is a baseball team. It appears to be from 1901-7, which is the earliest period for real photo postcards. The pleated pants are turn-of-the-century era.

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It definitely is a baseball team. It appears to be from 1901-7, which is the earliest period for real photo postcards. The pleated pants are turn-of-the-century era.
Any idea who it might be of? I've had others tell me it isnt baseball, which I didnt believe for a minute. I've noticed Chicago White Sox from 1901 and 1902 have the same or similar logo.
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