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Old 06-05-2019, 12:48 AM
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Go after the Creighton first. $700 or less generally. Harpers are easier and generally cheaper.
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Go after the Creighton first. $700 or less generally. Harpers are easier and generally cheaper.
I'd love one for sure! Sadly, I don't see any available atm.
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Hey, Brian:

I did a little checking online myself yesterday and came across the offerings that you provided but they are different. The scrapbook that appeared at auction maybe 10 years ago or so was a true scrapbook with individually cut-out pics w/bios still attached for almost all, I recall them being adhered to the scrapbook, two on a page, but I could be off there.
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I did a little checking online myself yesterday and came across the offerings that you provided but they are different. The scrapbook that appeared at auction maybe 10 years ago or so was a true scrapbook with individually cut-out pics w/bios still attached for almost all, I recall them being adhered to the scrapbook, two on a page, but I could be off there.


Hi Phil,
For comparison purposes, here’s the scrapbook that I own. There are 30-40 subjects with about half baseball. It’s not the one you previously referenced from Lew’s auction but sharing here as I think it’s along the lines of what you mention.IMG_8782.jpgIMG_8783.jpgIMG_8784.jpgIMG_8785.jpgIMG_8786.jpg
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You’re right, George, something very similar to the one that you have there. I remember King Kelly, Jim O’Rourke, Mickey Welch, Albert Spaulding, Henry Chadwick (oversize)++
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For comparison purposes, here’s the scrapbook that I own. There are 30-40 subjects with about half baseball. It’s not the one you previously referenced from Lew’s auction but sharing here as I think it’s along the lines of what you mention.Attachment 355626Attachment 355627Attachment 355628Attachment 355629Attachment 355630
How that's cool! I've got to get me one of these!
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Are older Sporting Life newspapers wood cut?
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Are older Sporting Life newspapers wood cut?
If that's from the 1800s. should be.

You will also find 1800s 'handmade/original' prints that are copper/steel engravings and lithographs.
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