Team photos with Old Judge Players
 

Posted By: <b>Max</b><p>Since I don't own one OJ (or even any 19th century card), I thought I'd list a team photo which includes some OJ players. The team is 1887 or 1888 St. Paul. The roster identification is written on the back in period writing. I think there's 3 or 4 on the team, but all the moustaches are starting to look alike. <br /> <br />Roster:<br />1.Tuckerman 2. Kemler 3. Morrisey 4. Veache 5. Pallver (?) 6.Carrol 7. Shaffer 8. Barnes (mgr) 9. Murphy 10. Reilly 11. Anderson 12. Sanders 13. Earle"<br /><br />Do others have similar team photos with OJ flavor?<br /><br /><img src="http://www.ettinger.ca/oldjudgeguys2.jpg">

Team photos with Old Judge Players
 

Posted By: <b>Hal Lewis</b><p>Beautiful Photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br /><br />Crystal Clear!

Team photos with Old Judge Players
 

Posted By: <b>FatBoy</b><p>very very nice max<br />

Team photos with Old Judge Players
 

Posted By: <b>Max</b><p>...but scanning an image at 300 dpi at a large size and then reducing it to 7 cm width seems to make it very clear.<br /><br />(And lest I leave the impression that I actually own such a photo, it was lent to me by a close friend for posting. My 19th century inventory is limited to lots of books, but only unfortunately no such quality images.)<br /><br />Max

Team photos with Old Judge Players
 

Posted By: <b>Hal Lewis</b><p>What did you decide about the book we discussed??<br /><br />Is it available? I need to know pretty soon. Thanks!

Team photos with Old Judge Players
 

Posted By: <b>Darren J. Duet</b><p>I'd buy that for a dollar! (many of 'em)

Team photos with Old Judge Players
 

Posted By: <b>Gilbert Maines</b><p>Fantastic photo.<br /><br />Interesting the variation in the shirt lacing method. Seems small Xs were most popular among this group.<br /><br />Gil

Team photos with Old Judge Players
 

Posted By: <b>The Other One (Julie)</b><p>How long would it take them to lace up their shirts so neatly? Photo must have been before, not after, a game.<br /><br />Hm. hi res; reduce size (on the scan page or later--prob. on the scan page).