Civil War Baseball Player Cards

[insidethewrapper]

Thanks the all the information. Hope to see a few more "cards" etc.

Anything with Nicholas Young ?

Abner fired the first shot at Gettysburg but he had nothing to do with baseball.

[packs]

Doubleday Field is in Cooperstown. Maybe not an official baseball presence but certainly a historical one.

[GaryPassamonte]

I believe Dave Birdsall is another Civil War veteran. He is bottom left in this photograph.

[oldjudge]

Doug Allison, middle of top row:

[ctownboy]

It is too bad that Seymour Studley didn't have a card made. That name plus an OJ card would be a recipe for collectability.

David

[Piratedogcardshows]

Awesome team cabinets guys. What a interesting thought. One that never popped up in my own head which is a bit surprising. Thank you for the list. I am looking forward to passing it off to my dad to figure out who served on which side. He lives for civil war history/research. I am hoping for one of them to be a local connection. Could be another Richmond player to get a image of

[trdcrdkid]

Originally Posted by Jason

Awesome team cabinets guys. What a interesting thought. One that never popped up in my own head which is a bit surprising. Thank you for the list. I am looking forward to passing it off to my dad to figure out who served on which side. He lives for civil war history/research. I am hoping for one of them to be a local connection. Could be another Richmond player to get a image of

Jason — the SABR document I provided a link to gives the details of where each of these guys served, to the extent that it’s known.

[uyu906]

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