Anything 19th century

[Lucas00]

Lady Playing Catch. Dated sept 11th 1897

[bigfanNY]

Lucas Is it me or is the glove she is using much more modern than 1897? The Uniform .. Any other documentation than a pencil date on back?
Jonathan (Hating to post this in Gary's thread) Sterling

[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by bigfanNY

Lucas Is it me or is the glove she is using much more modern than 1897? The Uniform .. Any other documentation than a pencil date on back?
Jonathan (Hating to post this in Gary's thread) Sterling

I am not familiar with glove dating much at all. To me it looks like whatever the glove, it's far too big for her. And looking at where her wrist/arm goes into the glove is extremely loose in appearance.
It's very hard to make out the style to me. But based on the loose fitting appearance it seems to me its a "Work Glove" style glove.

I think if the date is wrong the uniform would be a much better indication. The photo shows the full thing down to her shoes very well. And I will say the shoes new victorian design matches the 1890s very well.

I also think shes wearing a head piece of some sort. With stockings pulled very high up. Similar to what was seen in female allen and ginter cards. Though a decade later would explain the addition of the glove.

[mrreality68]

Sadly I do not have anything 19th century

But I do enjoy these types of items

looking forward to more on this thread

Great start to it

keep it coming

[Leon]

cdv circa 1868

[doug.goodman]

Work & Win, issue #19

[Bill Rayburn]

Great thread Gary, thanks for starting. Here is an 1895 "Point of Purchase" piece I recently acquired in a trade with a fellow Board member. It doesn't state a date but the book was published in 1895

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Leon

cdv circa 1868

That is one dapper looking dude!

[jcmtiger]

Here are some I have left.