Walden's monthly 1894/ info?

[bgar3]

Joe, thanks for the reference and especially for the help of side by sides. There is a very good analysis if the Currier and Ives print by John Thorn, sorry I don't know how to post a link, but it has "unraveling " in the title. He has this information and is interested. Still, it would be great to find the photo.

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by bgar3

Joe, thanks for the reference and especially for the help of side by sides. There is a very good analysis if the Currier and Ives print by John Thorn, sorry I don't know how to post a link, but it has "unraveling " in the title. He has this information and is interested. Still, it would be great to find the photo.

yes, I know, that is what I posted above in #11- the link to Thorn's blog - it is very interesting. I assume that is what you are referring to, as it has "unraveling" in the title. Here is the link again...

https://ourgame.mlblogs.com/unraveli...y-b443c0541c96

[bgar3]

Yes, that is it. That post was not there when I began mine, they must have crossed. It will be interesting to see if John Thorn is able to further unravel with this other reference. Thanks again, Joe.

[barrysloate]

I believe Currier & Ives printed their litho in 1866. If you look at the cluster of fans to the right of the umpire, you can see Henry Chadwick among the group, facing towards the camera and away from the game. I do not see him in the B&W print.

[bgar3]

Yes, Barry, I think you are right. The Currier artist did enhance and add some things. John Thorn's is very interesting, especially with Creighton as the pitcher.