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Here https://postimg.cc/RJMvgjL4 is a photo that was used for the postcard. Looks like the same jersey, to me, sans the Sox. So Joe went shoeless and soxless, at points in his career. At first I thought it was obscured but does not appear so.
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08-28-2023, 01:17 PM
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Joe Jackson - doppelgänger
An amazing resemblance between Joe Jackson and the player sitting in the rear of the vehicle - not to mention, the irony of the team being from "Greenville."
The RPPC is postmarked 1 Aug 1909 from Greenville, Georgia - everyone knows, Jackson played for Greenville, South Carolina - however, he was living in Savannah, Georgia at the time this card was postmarked. The only difference I can really see is the length of the sideburns... Other than that, his build and all facial features are very similar...
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08-28-2023, 02:17 PM
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I know we've analyzed this one before. It is a weird coincidence.
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Would be cool if it were, but I am not seeing Jax in the person in the postcard but far from an expert on that. On occasion I have not been able to id myself in a photo so there's that.
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That is NOT Joe Jackson. For the love of God, how many times can we play this same stupid game??????????!!!!!!!!!!!
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