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Not sure about the team or the player except that I can't see any way that'd be Cobb. The divided back postcard puts it post March 1, 1907. Images from Cobb in that era are around (w601, for example) and there are striking differences.
Sorry for the bad news about it not being Cobb. Still a cool looking postcard though. Perhaps others can weigh in on who the team might actually be. |
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Divided back, has to be 1907 or later.
Looks nothing like Cobb. whoops... what Brian said. Last edited by Bicem; 08-15-2015 at 01:12 PM. Reason: Brian's post |
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well I seriously doubted it was Cobb too, I just had to ask, but I never knew anything about divided postcards, so it puts the date a little later. anyone have any hard date on how that works?
more importantly, can anyone identify what this team is or if this postcard is unique or a known entity, etc.? |
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The subject matter is great. Though not Cobb. As mentioned post 1907 image but probably not much later. The writer mentions a baseball game with this team in the near future, etc.. I can't read the name on the postcard; signed or to whom it is addressed. The name would almost certainly narrow the team down to an area..... My guess is probably a town team near El Campo, Texas. More likely Danevang than Detroit.
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Gonna be tough. That stylized "D" could have been worn by town or school teams anywhere in America. Hard to tell from your scan but is any part of the postmark readable? That could help narrow down the location and you might get lucky.
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No, I should have specified - there's no way I can tell what the postmark is.
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Not Detroit Tigers..wrong color of hat and shirt collar. Plus wrong English D.
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Most likely a town or high school team based upon the small number of players and their ages. I can't read the message but I'd look for smaller towns in Texas that begin with "D"
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The "should have been here to help us eat peaches" makes me think it is somewhere in Georgia.
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