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This is my tribute the start of the MLB Playoffs. I am sorry my Braves didn't make it, but after such a miserable SEP, they didn't deserve it!
This is a 1928 photographic print of a baseball team.
Great details with the gloves, uniforms and bat.
Reproduction of this image in any form is not authorized.
Scott
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Very old baseball picture Scott! You can certainly tell it's period alright.
Look at those uniforms!
The guy with the bat has a Louisville Slugger. Nice picture Scott.
Good eye stepback-- I forgot to mention the label is readable.
Based on his age, I suspect he is the batboy.
Scott
Thanks for the love, stepback. If you like baseball, be sure to take a look at a few HOF autographs that I recently posted.
Scott
Thanks ThriftStore.
Thanks timbaran.