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Old 10-18-2010, 04:46 PM
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Heritage has removed the photo.

I should add that they (or their consignor) did a nice job researching lot #81174

http://sports.ha.com/common/view_ite...8&Lot_No=81174

They correctly list all 12 individuals depicted, though they don't specify the bottom 3, who by process of elimination must be Sensendorfer, Reach and Murnane - but in what order?
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Heritage has removed the photo.

I should add that they (or their consignor) did a nice job researching lot #81174

http://sports.ha.com/common/view_ite...8&Lot_No=81174

They correctly list all 12 individuals depicted, though they don't specify the bottom 3, who by process of elimination must be Sensendorfer, Reach and Murnane - but in what order?
Sensendorfer - Murnane - Reach
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Wouldn't it be nice if Heritage took a moment to mention that all 12 cabinets are badly trimmed? That wasn't even mentioned in the description. That said, of course this is a very significant find.
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Not that it matters because the photo was clearly not Dunlap, but Fred Dunlap was a homeless vagrant for the last years of his life and certainly did not have a penny to spend on anything but alcohol after about 1895.
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Not that it matters because the photo was clearly not Dunlap, but Fred Dunlap was a homeless vagrant for the last years of his life and certainly did not have a penny to spend on anything but alcohol after about 1895.
Wow - never knew that!
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Barry--Are you sure they are trimmed? My sense is that they were just produced and cut this way. Pete Calderone says they are all the same size.
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Old 10-21-2010, 11:10 AM
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Barry--I've done a little research and I think you are right. Here is a site with images of some of the full cabinets. Click on the 1874 Philadelphia images and you can see the full cabinets

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...Disch:1&itbs=1
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