1886 Hart California Tour Louisville Cabinet

[autograf]

Had one before and Browning is NOT in the picture. Not sure why since he was on the team but maybe he was drinking too much......or his mastoiditis kicked in.

[kkkkandp]

Mark:

I don't have access to the emails I exchanged pereviously, but I think I settled on Tony Hellman as the guy above Joe Werrick. If I can locate the emails when I get home, I may have the ID for the guy in the upper right-hand corner, too.

Kevin

[autograf]

There are individual cabinets for the subjects in the composite as I had the Foutz (lower left) before on the same mount I believe.............

[bmarlowe1]

Originally Posted by kkkkandp

Mark:

I don't have access to the emails I exchanged pereviously, but I think I settled on Tony Hellman as the guy above Joe Werrick. If I can locate the emails when I get home, I may have the ID for the guy in the upper right-hand corner, too.

Kevin

Kevin - My only image of Hellman is of poor quality. From that one all I can say is that the guy could be Hellman, I can't be sure from that alone. If anyone has a good one, it would be nice to see it.

[smokelessjoe]

Below is an 1886 article that is written about (I think) the Louisville - California TRIP... Not sure if its much help, but a great read. (Read articles from Left to Right)

Oh, and I would like to cancel me Morrissey guess. Somewhere I had in my mind that there was a connection. Sorry

[smokelessjoe]

I wanted to add that I believe that the mascot in the cabinet photo is Jim Harts son... I read another article where his son was the mascot the following year. Just an interesting side note.

[bmarlowe1]

I'm happy to note that Hunt has resonded to my email and has corrected their description.

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Shawn -
Thanks for posting the Sporting Life article. My earlier research was based on The Sporting News box scores and articles.

[Fred]

Harry Vaughn?