Updated Vintage Website

[bcbgcbrcb]

Scott:

Very interesting topic that I am looking to learn as much as possible about. I'll be taking a close look at your website and get back to you shortly.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

Scott:

Very interesting topic that I am looking to learn as much as possible about. I'll be taking a close look at your website and get back to you shortly.

Look forward to hearing from you.

I can't believe I've let this website just sit around for 5 years, looking like crap. I've spent all day fixing it up - just added links to pages on Nap Rucker, Ed Reulbach and and few HOF'ers. Maybe I can get this t206 'photo origin' project jump-started again as well.

[aquarius31]

Hi Scott, I have never seen your site before but it's great! I love that 1870's stereoview and "One strike" not to mention the T206 origins. Beaumont looks like he got in a fight before his photo shoot...good that it didn't carry through to the T206

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by aquarius31

Hi Scott, I have never seen your site before but it's great! I love that 1870's stereoview and "One strike" not to mention the T206 origins. Beaumont looks like he got in a fight before his photo shoot...good that it didn't carry through to the T206

Thanks. A lot of new original photos have popped up since I quit working on the 't206 Origins' page - I'll get around to updating it at some point.

I also plan to add the following additional pages:

-RPPC
-advertising cards
-baseball photo 'type set' page (different photographic processes such as cyan, silver gel, albumen, etc., and presentation).

[19cbb]

Scott, good to have you back!

[CarltonHendricks]

Scott, Very nice collection of cabinet photos...I zeroed in on the Mexican one from the San Diego area...I don't recall ever seeing an antique photo of a Mexican baseball team....If anyone has any from the El Paso/Juarez area or any from Chihuahua Mexico please post.

http://sportsantiques.com/09natstorypg11.htm
I like to take close-in shots of vintage photos with a digital camera, then it's easier to see the background...see the 6th photo down in the link above of a c1890 12 3/8" wide x 6 1/2" tall panoramic photo of Hobart College and University of Vermont...which I took at the 2009 National...

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by CarltonHendricks

Scott, Very nice collection of cabinet photos...I zeroed in on the Mexican one from the San Diego area...I don't recall ever seeing an antique photo of a Mexican baseball team....If anyone has any from the El Paso/Juarez area or any from Chihuahua Mexico please post.

Thanks - I wish I still had all of them. I'll be replacing a few of the images over the next few days. That's the only Mexican one I've seen - it's also odd because of the thick glossy paper - not an albumen or silver gel, but definitely period.

Hi Jimmy - it's good to be back. By coincidence, I spent about an hour yesterday going through your cdv collection. Wow!