1912 Reynoldsville vs Ridgway PA Baseball Championship

[Leon]

I always like the generic, neat looking baseball scenes from the early 1900s. As we have talked about before, generic postcards are affordable and fun to collect. This one is approximately 9 inches long and 3.5 inches high. It never got folded and looks much more clear in person. If anyone wants to show a generic postcard or two, please do..,.AND it was under $100.....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1912-Reynold...vip=true&rt=nc

[Jay Wolt]

Leon, cool piece!
Reynoldsville is close to Punxsutawney

[D.P.Johnson]

I remember seeing those at a post card show in the Bay Area a couple of years ago. The seller had a box of them. Nice to see they've finally made it to market...Enjoy!...

[Brian Campf]

1910 era Bishop College (Marshall, Texas) team.

[bbpostcards]

For lots more go to http://www.sportingoregon.com/

[slidekellyslide]

Hmmm...wonder if that's Falls City, Nebraska?

[DixieBaseball]

Originally Posted by Brian Campf

1910 era Bishop College (Marshall, Texas) team.

Brian - That's Oil Can Boyd on the far right, correct !?

Nice Pic of team, and Oil well behind them... Or is it some other object !?

[Leon]

I don't usually bump older threads but am this one for a few reasons but mainly because I think the pics are neat. Otherwise, when I was recently putting stuff away I found this postcard (in the first post). I noticed It is much darker in person. So I adjusted the scanner software to be exactly the way it is in hand, scanned it again, and thus the darker scan of it (I made it smaller for easier viewing). The postcard isn't for sale, by any means, but I just thought I would point out a case of adjusting the scan software which I would do, and did do. The goal being that whenever anyone sees it in person, it looks the same as it does on the screen.