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Old 09-03-2013, 05:09 PM
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Default Very Early Baseball Player Tintype Image- auction

Anyone follow this one? I had a snipe in just because it was cool....but was blown out of the water. I didn't want it as much as the cdv I paid too much for not too long ago....This one doubled my snipe .

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Old 09-03-2013, 05:14 PM
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That's a cool tintype. The winner isn't even a card collector.
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Old 09-03-2013, 05:36 PM
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I don't recall one going that high before. The ball and bat didn't hurt. Does he have garters on his sleeves?
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Very cool. Any experts on civil war dress? Those trousers he's wearing really look like they could be a uniform bottom. Crazy to think this guy could have fought at Gettysburg.
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That's an extraordinary image, beautifully posed with bat and ball, crystal clear, great uniform, and looks like it was lightly handcolored. The dating seems right, likely late 1860's. That's a home run as tintypes go, worth the 1K+ bid.
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Barry, you are correct citing the coloring. That's where a lot of the value lies... independent of the subject matter, of course.
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I don't get the fuss over a soldier holding an orange and an axe handle
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I think his Nikes were in the washing machine that day .
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They may actually be his Cavalry boots, which might make the Civil war pants more plausible.
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