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08-29-2009, 10:27 AM
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19th Century Ball player...any help would be great
With the wealth of knowledge on this board I am hoping for help identifying this cabinet. My dad and I purchased it at the National in AC a few years ago with the assumption, since it was from a respectable dealer, of being Roger Connor. I actually remember showing it to Leon at the National and him comparing it to his Connor (G and B ?). We have braced ourselves that it may not be Connor but any help with this card would be great. I am also enclosing a picture that I took while at the Hall of Fame years ago, that has a Dan Brouthers cabinet in it, but the size and style seem to be very similar in shape to my cabinet photo. Thanks in advance. Bob
RogerConner2.jpg Bob_Pic[1]RogerConner.jpg Last edited by Bobsbats; 08-29-2009 at 10:29 AM. 
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