Ah, artificial intelligence and black and white cards.

[BioCRN]

AI keeps getting exponentially better very quickly. I tried one of these type of things about 7-8 months ago and things weren't nearly as clean/accurate(ish) as they are now.

Here's a 1936 Carreras (UK Tobacco) "Dogs and Friends" of a girl and her whippet.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by BioCRN

AI keeps getting exponentially better very quickly. I tried one of these type of things about 7-8 months ago and things weren't nearly as clean/accurate(ish) as they are now.

Here's a 1936 Carreras (UK Tobacco) "Dogs and Friends" of a girl and her whippet.

I agree. 1914 postcard of a guy admitting on the back he bet on the White Sox. The back was left alone.

[KCRfan1]

That's so cool!

[Mark17]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

I agree. 1914 postcard of a guy admitting on the back he bet on the White Sox. The back was left alone.

Is he saying he bet on the Sox, or encouraging the recipient of the card to do so? I'd guess the latter, since starting the sentence off with "I" would've been so simple.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Mark17

Is he saying he bet on the Sox, or encouraging the recipient of the card to do so? I'd guess the latter, since starting the sentence off with "I" would've been so simple.

Could have been either way, but I see your point on "I."

[BioCRN]

I had to run an Old Judge through and see if I could get anything worthwhile.

[BioCRN]

This one came out a bit better with a tiny bit of tweaking in Photoshop afterwards. AI did 95%+ of the work.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Obviously not Gehringer's autograph.