19th Century Cards...

[ksfarmboy]

Would like to find a few more cdvs from Kansas.

[Joe_G.]

I love 19th century. Here is a composite of a challenging set to collect, SF Hess Newsboys League (N333). I'd love to see any other examples that might be out there.

[oldjudge]

Great group Joe! They look beautiful together.

[tedzan]

A colorful 1888 S.F. Hess card







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N165






TED Z

T206 Reference
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[GaryPassamonte]

Great, Joe!

[Joe_G.]

Thanks guys . . .

Another 19th century favorite of mine are the 1886 Tomlinson cabinets. The Detroit Wolverines would visit Frank Tomlinson's studio on April 27th, 1886 and be photographed in both action poses (players) and portrait (players and manager).

The Larry Twitchell collection auctioned by REA this spring helped introduce several new portraits and now only Ned Hanlon is unknown in today's hobby.

This near complete collection of portraits allow us to recreate, in part, some of the early hobby collectibles including Detroit's Lorillard composite. Lorillard used 11 of the 13 player portraits, deciding against Sam Crane and Charlie Getzien. In full disclosure I do not own all the portraits.

I could snag the Hanlon photo from the "Champions of the League" cabinet but that would be cheating.

[Leon]

Thanks for sharing some of your great 19th century cards and info (along with the others in this thread), Joe.

I don't know too much about these guys but always enjoy looking at the image.

Originally Posted by Joe_G.

Thanks guys . . .

Another 19th century favorite of mine are the 1886 Tomlinson cabinets. The Detroit Wolverines would visit Frank Tomlinson's studio on April 27th, 1886 and be photographed in both action poses (players) and portrait (players and manager).

The Larry Twitchell collection auctioned by REA this spring helped introduce several new portraits and now only Ned Hanlon is unknown in today's hobby.

This near complete collection of portraits allow us to recreate, in part, some of the early hobby collectibles including Detroit's Lorillard composite. Lorillard used 11 of the 13 player portraits, deciding against Sam Crane and Charlie Getzien. In full disclosure I do not own all the portraits.

I could snag the Hanlon photo from the "Champions of the League" cabinet but that would be cheating.

[oldjudge]

Leon-Interesting that some players are wearing that “jersey” over suits. Neat image.

[Delray Vintage]

Several of my best.

[oldjudge]

Beautiful cards Bob. You don't often see HOFers in that condition. More importantly, they all have nice images.

[Delray Vintage]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Beautiful cards Bob. You don't often see HOFers in that condition. More importantly, they all have nice images.

Sorry the scans are not very good but they are nice. The Mack is the only one at this grade but is the lightest image of the group.