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Old 07-12-2020, 09:40 AM
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I sold my T206's a while back but recall at least one Brooklyn player had Trinity Church (Manhattan) in the background.
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Kid Elberfeld has the Washington Monument near his knee.
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Kid Elberfeld has the Washington Monument near his knee.
My Elberfeld is not as clear (at least my scan isn't) so I wasn't confident enough to include him in my post, but your scan convinces me. Thanks for posting.
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I sold my T206's a while back but recall at least one Brooklyn player had Trinity Church (Manhattan) in the background.
Is it this Burch?

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Great example!
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That has to be the Washington Monument in the left side skyline behind Gabby Street on his T3. Not much was that tall back then in DC and it lines up to the Capitol building opposite, which is really cool!
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Great thread.
I got to look closer at mine.
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Very cool thread! Love seeing "new" things on old cards.
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Given the angles of the Capitol and the Washington Monument, you should be able to figure out precisely where in town Street is standing.
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Given the angles of the Capitol and the Washington Monument, you should be able to figure out precisely where in town Street is standing.
Probably would be close to the current ballpark in SW DC
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