Identify this postcard?
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The back says National Photo Co. Washington DC. Divided back. Not mailed.
deadballfreak- Major Leaguer
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I bet there are other players, based on how the name is printed at the bottom. Great postcard, thanks for sharing!
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Bicem- Hall of Famer
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Bicem wrote:I bet there are other players, based on how the name is printed at the bottom. Great postcard, thanks for sharing!
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Not to say there aren't other players, but out of curiosity, what is it about how the name is printed that would make you think there would be other players?
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Just a hunch, but from my experience you don't often see one-off rppc's that list the player's name with a period like that unless it's part of a larger grouping. Kind of reminds me of the Cleveland Souenvir Shop postcards...
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Holy Mother of God, that is a beautiful postcard.
I can see your point that if they put the last name, that would mean they are trying to distinguish him from other players. But I wonder if the other players are known to exist?
It would probably take some legwork to find out. Not my forte, the postcard world, although I do admire them.
I can see your point that if they put the last name, that would mean they are trying to distinguish him from other players. But I wonder if the other players are known to exist?
It would probably take some legwork to find out. Not my forte, the postcard world, although I do admire them.
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Bicem, I love that "Cottontop" Turner! I am not a serious PC collector, but when I see one that I like from the deadball era I try to get it. I have 6 of the 1906 Ullman Giants and several of the Dietsche Tigers and Cubs. A few old stadium PCs and 20s exhibits.
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