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My Wife's Great Great Uncle from Sutton Ma, Basketball is marked 1902-03, with the 5 players and ball boy. He lived till 1950s survived WW1 also. he came back from WW1 to a family Chicken farm in Massachusetts.
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Which one is the great great uncle? Awesome photo!
The coach in the suit, here he is after WW1
love the photo:)
His hat insignia shows that he served in the Marines in WW1.
Scott
Thanks Scott and others!
Also this print is beautiful, 8 by 10 b/w print mounted on a board
Also in the back of this mounted photo is written words with a pencil? anyon eknow how to read this i will post the back now.