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#37
11-10-2005, 01:28 AM
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baseball ambrotype
Posted By: davidcycleback
A board member, Scott Forrest, owns the only baseball opaltype I've seen or heard of. An opaltype has the general appearance of an ambrotype but is on opaque white glass and is made differently. I'm proud to say he identified the photo using my baseball photo guide, even though I didn't know one existed when I wrote it. 
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