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03-24-2014, 09:49 PM
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like most things
experience helps. It's a leap of faith to different degrees as these were often crude and homemade examples. Type of leather, stitching, weight, diameter, and construction are all used in conjunction with an experienced eye. The ball looks OK from a scan - not pretty - but I see no glaring signs that's it's a marriage or a fake. As to whether it could be a handmade 20th century ball - the lemon construction suggests no but without it in hand it's measured speculation. As for value I'd suggest a lower estimate without more substantive information and study - it's not that "pretty". Have attached a pic of a few of my types. Still looking for a nice "H" style ball in larger size than the one I have.
no guarantees whether written or implied 
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