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#27
12-19-2006, 01:13 PM
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Photographic Images: The Impact of Size on Desirability/Value
Posted By: Dan Bretta
I suppose it's all in "presentation" and keeping some conformity to your collecting habits. I collect 19th century baseball cabinets and I prefer the samller 6-7" x 4" size cabinets over the larger sizes. OTOH if I had the means to obtain an imperial cabinet of the quality of the King Kelly one I pointed to earlier I would much rather have that one over the smaller sized one. 
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