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Old 04-02-2010, 04:30 PM
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Default the guy with a very small body and....value

Thanks for the responses so far. First of all, the guy in the middle row that is squatting down with the big tie on looks to have a very awkwardly shaped body. Very thin. It almost looks like that could be one of those different-head-on-body type of photos, however maybe it's not able to be done with a tintype? Thoughts?

At any rate, with all of the attributes seen, and the seller has told me the size is 2 3/8 X 3 1/4, what do ya'll think a value would be?
Based on what I know and what I have seen sold, I would guess 750-1100..but I admit I am not an expert on them..any thoughts?
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Leon- before I saw your estimate I was going to suggest $1000+, so we are in the same ballpark. And it is a sixth-plate tintype, the most commonly found size.
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Barry, have you ever seen an integrated team tintype before?
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Dan- come to think of it, maybe not. There is a chance that tintype could go higher because of it. Plus he's holding a catcher's mask. That image has a lot of character.
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Not my area of knowledge, but that is awesome. Those guys look like a bunch of straight players! Very vivid.
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Could it be a team with Fleet and Welday Walker? Fleet was a catcher, and Welday played with him very briefly for Toledo in 1884. The players may fit, but the "R" on the uniform doesn't.

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Could it be a team with Fleet and Welday Walker? Fleet was a catcher, and Welday played with him very briefly for Toledo in 1884. The players may fit, but the "R" on the uniform doesn't.

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I am not an expert on Fleet, and I don't mean this in any kind of bigoted way, but from what I think I have seen, Fleet didn't have that kind of "afro" hair style? And of course he could have changed it but still it seems there won't be a consensus, from the board, on who the team/players is/are, or what the event is? Thanks to all who chimed in. More thoughts are welcomed. (For the record the owner is keeping it for now, according to the email I received). thanks again.
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