What can you tell me about my card?

[Potomac Yank]

It doesn't look right.

[Old Mill Man]

If you took this photo with a digi camera then you really got a nice straight photo as it is usually hard to crop this straight after using a camera.A scanner is easier as you get a perfect centering.Would like to see the card scanned.If you were in photo shop did you change it by the layering technique?

[Big Bone]

I didn't do anything to the front of the card other then clip it out but with the back, the flash caused the light bounced back from the card and gave it a glistening effect. I tried to tone it down by using the "replace color" option in Adobe Photoshop and also used that tool to enhance the clarity of the red text. I guess I shouldn't of jacked with it at all, I just wanted people to be able to read it ya know.

I'll get a good scan up soon. I think I'll just take it in to kinkos and get it done. No body I know has a working scanner!


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[Big Bone]

Oh here are the Hockey Cards. I've been looking them up all day and I found out that they belong to the first set of hockey cards ever. Kind of cool, however some are in bad shape.

I found out that they are C56 - Imperial Hockey cards. Oh and the gloss on the back... well more flash issues.

Lester Patrick of Renfrew Club 1910-1911




J. Jones of Cobalt Club 1910




C. Toms of Cobalt Club 1909




Herb. Clark of Cobalt Club 1910




Art Ross of Haley Bury Club 1910

[Big Bone]

Sorry they wouldn't let me post all of the photos.

G. Roberts of Ottawa Club 1910





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[drc]

Per the Obak, if one resizes and overly enhances a digital pic, it can end up looking funky and fake. I have had pics of genuine cards that looked fake due to bad photography, photoshopping and saving.

[ullmandds]

those are great looking hockey cards...even with the back damage!