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Old 10-10-2018, 10:26 PM
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Frank Bancroft is one. He was a manager only but he had at least one card, a T204 Ramly.
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Here are McBride and Malone:
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Here is Frank Bancroft as manager if the 1882 Wolverines:
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Love that cabinet Jay, neat experiment in baseball uniform history.

Deacon White was the oldest player in the League when his OJ card was issued in 1888, he was 17 years old at the close of the Civil War but did not serve. By the time baseball card production exploded in the late 1880s the Civil War Vets were aging well beyond their prime but many of those circa 1887-1889 players had fathers, uncles, etc. who did serve.
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Not a card, but autograph of one of the veterans.
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Al Barker played in one major league game in 1871. Scott Hastings had a longer career from 1871-1877. Both were Civil War veterans and appear on this 1870 Rockford Forest City's cdv.
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This is tremendous history. One of my favorite threads in a long time. Thanks everyone for sharing!
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