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#10
04-05-2010, 11:59 AM
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Without provenance, and without any information at all about the team, I would say the chance of identifying any of the players is about zero. It's still a great image, and tintypes are collected for one main reason- because they are great photographs of baseball in 19th century America. But strong teams rarely ever took tintype photos, and almost none of them are identifiable.
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