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06-16-2016, 03:18 PM
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Contextual Color
It is very natural to think of the Pittsburgh Pirates in black and yellow because that is what we became accustomed to seeing with the proliferation of color photography.
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cool stuff.
Color photography existed in different forms from 1861 on, with the first commercially sold color photography system coming in about 1907. It was a European system, so I doubt there's any baseball pictures that exist. The oldest Color baseball film I have is from I think 1946, although mid 30's would have been possible since Kodachrome came out in 1935 (the name was used earlier for a 2 color film that wasn't terrible but wasn't all that great either -1917 til...? ) Steve B
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1939 Cardinals
Great thread, Dave. My collection is not nearly as in-depth as Dave's, but thought I'd add something to the thread.
1939 Cardinals 
Last edited by FenwayFaithful; 06-17-2016 at 07:46 PM.
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