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Old 09-05-2016, 02:56 PM
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Default may NO be 19th century.

I could be wrong, but...just a guess:
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The reason I guessed Pittsburg was due to a painting that Graig did of Honus Wagner which turns out to have been at Chicago's West Side Grounds. A further look on the internet revealed that the Cubs played there from 1893 to 1915 Link. Probably what would be more telling are the clothes styles depicted. Were these grown-up Terrors of America wearing high collars and bowler hats in the 1890s? Possibly.



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nice catch, David...and I LOVE the 'Terrors" set, even the non-sports versions...

p.s. - awesome Kreindler!

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Don't have a lot of 19th century items in my collection but here are a couple that I can share.



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Don't have a lot of 19th century items in my collection but here are a couple that I can share.



nice...Tobin trade cards are great, and the B&W are tougher than the color ones.

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I could be wrong, but...just a guess:
The postcard depicts West Side grounds in a construction state that indicates the late 1908 season or later.

The support posts in the photo at the bottom of post 207 don't appear to be a good match for West Side Grounds.

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