1872 Warren CDVs of Boston players - what did original composite look like?

[19cbb]

Scott Forrest wrote an article on Ryan for VCBC.

[barrysloate]

Jimmy- do you recall the issue #?

[GaryPassamonte]

This is not the one from the composite, but still an example.

[19cbb]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Jimmy- do you recall the issue #?

I don't recall the issue number, but I think the title of the article was "Finding Johnny Ryan"

[orator1]

Thanks Gary for posting the Barnes CDV and mzm55 for the Ryan CDV.
That leaves only 3 more out of the 11.
Who are the remaining players from the composite that have not yet been posted?

[kkkkandp]

I've got a Cal McVey I can contribute when I get home from work.

[drc]

I haven't seen the composite, but a good possibility is it had the CDVs organized in a pattern with a piece of cardboard placed over it-- on the order of below.

[barrysloate]

David- I'm sure the large composite was either reshot for a CdV, or at least that was the plan. But to date no example has been found of that image.

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Jimmy- do you recall the issue #?

Barry,

Just flipped through them. It's in issue #37, page 53.

[barrysloate]

Thanks Jim. That's one of the last issues.

Edited to add #38 was the last.

[barrysloate]

Scott says that Ryan was a substitute for the 1872 Boston team but never had an at bat. That would explain it.

[aaroncc]

Not mine but here is another.

[orator1]

Checking the SCBC it appears that the last CDV on this composite would be Charlie Gould. 10 out of 11 CDVs so far. One more image and we have the complete photographic checklist for this composite.

By the way, the 2008 SCBC does not list the 1872 Albert Spalding CDV that is found in this composite.