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Default Oh, the irony!

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Maybe it's just the image, but Moolig's ears look too big and his nose looks wider.
The visible ear for each image is measured via the yellow lines - they seem to match.

Arrows indicate similar features including hair part (blue), hairline characteristics (green), recessed area under lower lip (brown). With one face turned and the other straight on, I can't directly measure nose width, but my estimate is there is no discrepancy. Basic face shape and feature locations and proportions match.

I would like to have a better exemplar before saying that I am sure about this, but it looks really good. Perhaps this will help the auction value for the card. Note that I did not find this guy, it was suggested to me by Pete Nash.

There is supposed to be a photo of Moolic in an 1886 team composite that may be more clear. Does anyone have the book, "A Cunning Kind of Play" by Warren Wilbert?
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