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10-05-2020, 01:25 PM
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One of them has his bib flipped upside down. Since it's a tintype, it's also a mirror image.
I definitely think they are baseball players although equipment in the photo would have helped solidify that call. I don't think you could ever know what team they are with just from the image. Those types of uniforms were sold to all kinds of teams around the country through catalogues. Nice tintype! Rob M
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