Identification help

[SMPEP]

I picked up a small lot of T206, T205, T201, E120, Neilsons, W strip, Etc. cards, and included in the set was this card. I have no clue what this is. Does anyone have any ideas?

Thank you!
Patrick

[kmac32]

Interesting. Some kind of cabinet card? Like the woman's shadow figure in the photo

[swarmee]

Talk about a dual-exposure ghost image... ;-)

I think it's just a regular photograph of the time. Not really a sportscard until you can identify the player.

[bgar3]

It appears to be a cdv of an, as yet, unidentified man.

[SMPEP]

Thanks for the replies. Given the set it was found in - I was hopeful that this was a cdv of some player I didn't immediately recognize. But who knows. Maybe it's just the father of the kid that owned the collection.

Cheers,
Patrick

[Jeffrompa]

Ghosts are as rare in the photography world as they are in the Baseball Card world and highly sought after . The person in the background as the ghost could be a Mother or dearly departed Wife or relative . Absolutely cool pick up .

[Fred]

Could that be Moses Fleetwood? Look at those ears!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jeffrompa

Ghosts are as rare in the photography world as they are in the Baseball Card world and highly sought after . The person in the background as the ghost could be a Mother or dearly departed Wife or relative . Absolutely cool pick up .

I have seen a few of those ghost type images, very neat. As for the cdv unfortunately without some other provenance it's a common civilian.

[D. Bergin]

Shoot, I didn't even see the "ghost" until somebody else mentioned it.

[Jeffrompa]

A couple years ago I was selling the Ghost CDV's for over $200.00 don't think they will go that high now .