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Posted By: ramram
Let's see 'em. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
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Posted By: Zach Rice
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Posted By: Gary Passamonte
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Posted By: Anonymous
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Posted By: barrysloate
Gary- always great to revisit the Liege Colburn (sp) CdV. One of the earliest baseball ones known. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
What I believe: |
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Posted By: Jimmy
1870s mini tintype, I sold it not to long ago |
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Posted By: Joe D.
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Joe, is that Abe Lincoln in the stovepipe hat? And is that John Wilkes Booth in the background? |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Jimmy- that tintype looks like it might be late 1860's. Did you do any photo i.d. on it? I've never seen it before and it has that important look to it. And you called it a mini-tintype. Is that the actual size as you pictured it? |
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Posted By: ramram
I remember seeing that one on ebay many months ago. I believe it was a gem tintype (about an inch square roughly). Content is great! Everything about it looks like 1860s. |
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Posted By: Jimmy
Barry and Rob, |
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Posted By: Joe D.
I am pretty sure that is Abe Lincoln. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Joe- I think I also see the Beatles in that stereoview. |
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Posted By: Clint
Joe, that's funny but Wild Bill Hickock did umpire a game in Kansas. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
Holy Crap! I think I see Honest Abe in your picture too Clint. |
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Posted By: Clint
Dan, I wish I did. Most of the baseball played during this time was on the Eastern boarder. The photo was taken by a woman photographer from Sabetha,Ks., but most photographers traveled around. I talked with some Kansas photo experts and they had her listed from another town, but in the 1890 era. This was obviously an important game as one team holds a box probably containing a trophy bat. I need to get up Sabetha sometime and go through some newspaper archives. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Joe- you know the man standing 6th from the left is Harry Wright. I assume Rob mentioned that in his description. |
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Posted By: joe
Barry, |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Creighton was with the team from 1860 until his death in 1862, so he is not in the photo. He played for the Star of Brooklyn in 1859. Yes, I think you would enjoy it if you framed it and put it on the wall. |
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Posted By: ramram
1884 Columbus team (American Association) large albumen in original frame: |
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Posted By: Adam Baxter
Joe, |
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Posted By: Joe
Adam, |
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Posted By: barrysloate
There is a possibility that the original exists, and the one you purchased from REA is of an indeterminate date but likely quite a bit later than 1859. |
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Posted By: Joe
Barry, |
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Posted By: barrysloate
It used to be easy to make an appointment to see the Spalding Collection but it is tougher today. You need a reason, such as you are writing an article or need to do major research, and there's some red tape when you get there. But ultimately you can get to see it. |
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Posted By: Steve f
He once gave a speech in Eddie Plank's hometown. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Steve- I have no idea what street Eddie Plank lived on...do you know his Gettysburg address? |
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Posted By: Steve f
Funny you should ask... You may or not know, but Eddie gave tours of the Battlefield after BB. |
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Posted By: ramram
1890's trimmed cabinet card of an unidentified Cuban X-Giants player. |
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Posted By: Ken W.
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Posted By: barrysloate
The team looks to be from the 1880's, and it is uncommon to see bib jerseys. They were pretty dated by then. I think the team and batter may forever remain unnamed, but it looks like the LJO is actually L..JO. I think I detect a space (I may be wrong, it could be LJO as I look at it again). |
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Posted By: Bruce Babcock
Any wild guesses on what LJO could be? If there were a "U" for university or "C" for college or "S" for school that might help. All I can come up with is Larry Johnson's Orphanage. Somehow I don't think that's it. |
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Posted By: ramram
1886/1887 Habana (Cuba) Championship team. Bust shots of the players as well as a central albumen photo of the teams executives with the championship flag. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Hey Gary- that's a super CdV. I don't think I've seen it before. Do you know anything about it? |
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Posted By: Gary Passamonte
Barry, |
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Posted By: barrysloate
You just jogged my memory. I remember it now. |
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Posted By: Anonymous
Just sold this one on ebay(though its still in my hands)bought on bst a while back, guess its a minor league squad from 1893... |
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Posted By: Phil Garry
Here's my 1869 Cincinnati Team Albumen Photo removed long ago from its Peck & Snyder card....... |
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Posted By: Rob L
I bought the oversized cabinet of the player on eBay several years ago. The cabinet card was produced by Blanchards of Montpelier, VT. A couple of years later, I won the team photo from the same company: |
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Posted By: Rob L
I bought the oversized cabinet of the player on eBay several years ago. The cabinet card was produced by Blanchards of Montpelier, VT. A couple of years later, I won the team photo from the same company: |
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Posted By: Keith
The first is a 1893 team photo of the Doane College Football team. Any ideas what is up with that the outfit the guy is wearing who is standing farthest back in the photo? Is that some sort of referee outfit? |
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