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Andrew, here is a link to a similar version of the same postcard without the added airplane.
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedi...dium-152379776 For those without a worthpoint subscription the card sold for $125.
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Just A Bit Before The Philadephia Athletics Went West.....
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This is my first RPPC. I love the action pose, the wide-open scene, the old car in the background, everything about it.
Two questions for the experts: 1) Any idea of the date? 2) Does anyone know what kind of car that is? Thanks in advance.
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Bryan, according to a postcard website that stamp area that says 'azo' with 4 triangles dates from 1904-1918. The split back typically means after 1909 (I believe) and the catcher's mitt looks 1909+ too. The car seems like 1915 but I'm just using my instincts there.
I'd say your card is 1914-16. But it could be 1910+ too. Hope this info somehow helps. Peter
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Thanks to Peter and Herb, much appreciated! Model T came to mind but I don't think this one quite matches, there is a spare tire and a few other things that don't look quite right.
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This may be it but the roof is down so it is hard to tell. You might have to take this one to an automotive museum, Bryan? https://www.google.ca/search?q=1900+...ftavqsMMCiM%3A
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Postcards sent by Dots Miller to a relative during stops from the 1911 season. He apparently sent a lot of postcards during his career and the family has more in an album, but these I got from an auction.
The one I really like is the top one from Chattanooga. The Pirates worked their way up to Cincinnati for Opening Day on April 12th. One of the stops for an exhibition game was April 7th in Chattanooga, and Dots was able to get a postcard out in the mail before that game.
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Here are a couple of postcards I just received:
• C. 1910 Case Motor Cars Postcard with Barney Oldfield & Joe Tinker • 1936 RDM Studio Real Photo Postcard of Joe Cronin (Minty Fresh Condition!)
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The car is much larger than the Model T touring sedans of the era. I'm no car expert and it's hard to be certain from the pic but it looks a lot like an EMF touring sedan c.1911-1912. The company was renamed Studebaker in 1913.  
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10-10-2016, 06:53 PM
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I think you've got it - thanks Don!
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