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Posted By: barrysloate
I just went back to the lot and the first image is definitely an ambrotype; the second one with the three children is a dag but it's very hard to see what the child is holding; I will say though that the third image is a dag and it is definitely a ball on the table; and interestingly despite the long hair and dress that is a boy. But none of them are baseball; only the presence of a bat would confirm baseball. The third one is quite nice, however. As to value, haven't a clue. |
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