Heritage lot 13976 - claimed to be a NY Mutual player who may be Jack (Candy) Nelson

[brianp-beme]

They certainly are not close on this one. Being a guy who is shy I tend not to study faces too closely, and could see how the previous Bancroft examples could be misidentified. But this mismatch is shy guy evident. It appears they were using the "dart thown in the air and whose name it lands" type of identification in this case. Good job Mark.

Brian

[HRBAKER]

They used the time-tested process of elimination. Once they learned that Nelson was the only male in the 1870s who sported a moustache - it was relatively easy.

[7nohitter]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

They used the time-tested process of elimination. Once they learned that Nelson was the only male in the 1870s who sported a moustache - it was relatively easy.

That's awesome!

[buchner]

Always love your posts Mark; another job well done.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

They used the time-tested process of elimination. Once they learned that Nelson was the only male in the 1870s who sported a moustache - it was relatively easy.

Analogous to the black guy at the NAACP convention Nice work, Mark.

[btcarfagno]

Or the fat middle aged white guy at the card show.

Wait...

Tom C

[Leon]

Originally Posted by btcarfagno

Or the fat middle aged white guy at the card show.

Wait...

Tom C

LMAO, a much better analogy. You forgot to add "balding" though....which, most of us are that too.....

[edhans]

Originally Posted by Leon

LMAO, a much better analogy. You forgot to add "balding" though....which, most of us are that too.....

Some of are well beyond balding.