Rare OJ?

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Posted By: Pete Z.

Any thoughts if this 1887 OJ of A. Dolrynicle (sic!, s/b Dalrymple) is new to the hobby?

Thanks in advance,
Pete

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Posted By: Art M.

David Levin found one of these in the Old Judge Oregon find in 2004. Dolrynicle, L.F., Pittsburghs. (Dalrymple) Here is that image:

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Posted By: Pete Z.

Thanks. How much do you think this card would fetch on ebay? A range is fine. Here's the back:

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Posted By: Joe_G.

Hello, glad to see your card.

That particular pose (pose #3) was issued in three consecutive years by Goodwin & Company, 1887 - 1889, as shown below. The mis-spelling is found on the 1888 example. And unless the Cartophilic listing needs updating, it appears all of the 1888 examples are mis-spelled just like your example. I will say however, that the 1888 version is likely the most difficult of the 3 years.



Tough to say what it would bring in auction. It could go under the radar for a ~$100 - $200 or a couple might bid it way up like we sometimes see when a no name variation comes up for sale/auction. Regardless, nice card.

Best Regards,
Joe Gonsowski

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Posted By: Bobby

Just for every one there are almost 1500 OJ's listed here with images and broken down by variations.

http://www.vintagecardprices.com/set_profile.php?set_id=171

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Posted By: john/z28jd

Wow thats an amzing collection of scans and a great job you did on the page.Good luck on getting the rest of the scans.Heres a tough one to help you along you can use

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Posted By: Bobby

Just added it to the data base thanks for the image

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Posted By: steve f

1.This may be a mislabeled Joe Miller;
2.Same photo as the listed O'Day with different OJ labeling.

*Feel free to post these variations.