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07-20-2012, 09:05 PM
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Beautiful tintype.
I wouldn't give up. I once owned a late '70s tintype of an unidentified player - in fact, board members argued against it even being a baseball player - and sold it on ebay. Several years later I spotted an 1800's photo of an id'd baseball player who played for several teams, but in this photo he was wearing the uniform of a team that he played for only in 1876. It was a very odd uniform, and an exact match in all respects, with the photo I once owned.
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