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Yea probably am Actually, 2018 Sale
https://rmyauctions.com/bids/bidplace?itemid=36287
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Photo and early Ruth market has changed a little |
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That link is not a type 1. If a type 1 international, two zeros are missing in todays market.
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I'm curious what your thoughts on its type is. Also why would you prefer an international stamp when its a Brown brothers photo? To me that would be a downgrade, even if they were both type 1.
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Ben knows Ruth Type 1's
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Very hard to date and authenticate Brown Bros. Photos.
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Same image was used as late as 1932, for Spalding's Official Baseball Guide. They must've done some creative and effective low-tech "photoshopping" back then to put The Babe in Yankee Pinstripes.
See link... https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Boo...AaAor3EALw_wcB
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Brown Brothers re-shot and cannibalized lots of other photographers photos.
They would also just put their stamps on the backs of other press organizations and photo studios photos. Their stuff is generally always vintage of some sort, and pretty neat...but more of it is Type III or Type IV, then many people realize. They were not exactly crack photographers themselves.....but were pretty good at re-shooting and re-cropping existing photos. I don't think that should make any of it worthless, as some seem to think. Much of it is still period and pretty rare. We collect baseball cards of much more inferior quality and put huge premiums on them, despite them being, not much more then later generation printed photos and lithography. |
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But, based on the ear, I think it might actually be Joe Jackson, |
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