October pick ups - Part II

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by the 'stache

Dan, that Mack is beautiful. Could you please tell me what set that is from? I can't judge the scale of the picture. Is that considered a cabinet card, or is it smaller?

Bill, it is a cabinet photo by Gray of Boston who took a lot of the photos in the N172 Old Judge set...in fact this image does appear in the N172 set. I have been scouring the internet trying to find another one, but can't seem to locate any.

[wonkaticket]

Two more OJ's for my small stack of OJ's.

[Joe_G.]

Originally Posted by wonkaticket

Two more OJ's for my small stack of OJ's.

Stunning OJs, the photo quality of your "small collection" is off the charts.

Dan B., love the Mack Studio Proof cabinet.

[kkkkandp]

Two more OJ's for my small stack of OJ's.

John:

Awesome OJs!

Kevin

[the 'stache]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Bill, it is a cabinet photo by Gray of Boston who took a lot of the photos in the N172 Old Judge set...in fact this image does appear in the N172 set. I have been scouring the internet trying to find another one, but can't seem to locate any.

Thank you, Dan. That helps to connect some of the dots.

I think I mentioned on another thread that I've become a cycleback.com devotee. I bought David's book on authenticating pre-1930s baseball cards, and now I'm delving into his written work on early photographs. I find it adds a whole other level of enjoyment to my hobby. I feel strongly, too, that the knowledge I gain will enable me to foray into the "real photo" pre-1900 cards, as well as postcards and photographs.

[Bicem]

amazing Connie Mack! great piece of baseball history.

great piece too Phil!

[atx840]

Beauties John