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Old 05-16-2013, 06:58 AM
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showing a little of the processes...T51 Murad & T62 Fortune cards...



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Adam, I like that Morrissey card, 37 rounds!!! What set is that from?

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GOODWIN CHAMPIONS Boxers (1889)


See Note............v




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Jack "Nonpareil" Dempsey depicted in this set was a 19th-century boxing champion (no relation to the 20th Century Boxer).
Dempsey acquired his nickname, "Nonpareil", since virtually no one could defeat him. In 65 contests, he lost only 3 times.


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Here are a few....sorry for grainy images.
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here are a few
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AMES....CAMNITZ....CRAWFORD (bat)....DOYLE (port)....JORDAN (bat)....MARQUARD
McGRAW (port-cap).....McQUILLAN (bat).....TINKER (bat off).....WILTSE (port-cap)
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I'm drawn to the graphics and early lithography. Since you took the time to share - I'll play from a slightly different perspective. Unusual litho paper items from companies associated with baseball cards. I suppose I could offer up any early album as a candidate - the the artistry was spectacular pretty much across the board. I'll post others as time permits - I gotta lotta stuff - the baseball a little harder to get to............
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ok ok some baseball :-) I appologize for the OJ banner - out of bounds for this discussion as it's a poster (out of focus as well) - but I love it so I'm making you look!............ The lemon peel base ball on the ticket is gold - I believe it might actually be real gold (as oposed to copper which the lithographers turned to as the processes evolved).
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This isn't a Red Cross baseball card but I thought it was a cool piece and wanted to share:

It is a Lithograph Advertising Poster for the Pierre Abraham Lorillard Tobacco Company's Red Cross Plug Tobacco Brand.

It is quite large and measures overall in frame 46 x 36 inches. It appears to be a lithograph on linen backing.

It is marked Hatch Lithograph Co. New York, NY and most likely comes from the 1880's.

Hatch & Co. specialized in producing fine chromolithographic prints, certificates, labels and advertising, and by the mid-1870’s trade cards. In 1887 they reorganized as the Hatch Litho Co. but they were out of business by 1889.

It is really dirty and I am trying to figure if I should bring it to a conservator. Anyone have experience with that sort of thing?
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William coming through with the N36 American Indians. That's what I'm talkin' 'bout! Very nice! Damn, those are bad ass. If I were to ever collect anything non-sport, it would be that set. Thanks for posting.

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last one kept as type - my strictly base ball collection is fairly compact. Funny you would show up on this thread - one of my favorite children is the OJ banner posted earlier in this thread - it's been on my bedroom wall since I got it from you 15+ years ago! My wife would have to go before it would :-) Hope you and wife are well and assume you'll see me in Chicago - unless I see you first.........
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Leon - I keep seeing the Ben Franklin half dollar you include in the photos for scale, but I have never seen one before, so I don't know how big they are!!!!

Are they the same size as a Kennedy half dollar?
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Unfortunately, this sheet music is slightly larger than my scanner, so the image is just a bit cropped.



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A very pretty young lady on the sheet music.

Circa.....very early 20th Century lithograph ?


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A very pretty young lady on the sheet music.

Circa.....very early 20th Century lithograph ?


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This particular piece is undated. My best guess puts it in the 1910's. I hope that is early enough to qualify for this thread and adds a little value to it.

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That beautiful lithograph of the pretty woman qualifies in any era.

Incidently, I tracked down the date, and it is circa 1908.

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