Dorm Room Photo, Circa 1911
MisterBungle
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Check out all the baseball cards in this old photo!!
I found this on the Usenet. I don't know too much
about these early classic issues, but I would be
interested in knowing which of these are considered
more desirable than others in the picture.
There are a lot behind the guy's head, more beside
and below the calendar, some just to the left of the
window, and one leaning against a jar on the shelf.
Anyone want to do some ID's??
Edited for spelling.
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I found this on the Usenet. I don't know too much
about these early classic issues, but I would be
interested in knowing which of these are considered
more desirable than others in the picture.
There are a lot behind the guy's head, more beside
and below the calendar, some just to the left of the
window, and one leaning against a jar on the shelf.
Anyone want to do some ID's??
Edited for spelling.
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"America suffers today from too much pluribus and not enough unum.".....Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
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Where did this photo come from? What school was this?
Thanks!
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I don't know what school it is, but someone on the Usenet
uploaded a bunch of turn of the Century photos in a group
I check every so often, and this was one of them.
It is a large photo, but I didn't want to reduce the size
because I was hoping someone could ID some of the
cards shown.
Be sure to scroll to the right to see the ones next to the
window.
I have one more pic from the same source to post up
later, but the cards in that one are too far behind the
subject to tell much about them.
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Edited for a typo.
"America suffers today from too much pluribus and not enough unum.".....Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
im not 97 yet
those are very old mosquito nets over the beds like we had in army,not that they work real good,
stuff in that pic are too cool, old medicine bottles, postcards, the brush and beveled mirror sitting on the bed
horses and carriages on postcards, zeppelin and hot air baloon on one of em,steamship,pocket watch on the shelf, and all the cards to boot!!!!!!
wish i could see the stuff closer, my big lighted 4 inch standing lamp loop will make stuff bigger to see, if i can plug it in somewhere over here,
i see 102 cards on there roughly counting behind his head, be nice to have em now
Currently working on:
1955 Topps All-American
George Brett Master Set
2009 A&G's
<< <i>Don't know why, but I'm slightly skeptical. Picture seems too clear to be that old. >>
I agree, is that an X-Box 360 in the corner?
Awesome photo!
Also maybe a Hal Chase portrait in the top row, just over the person's head?
Awesome pic - I love it!
Bosox1976
<< <i>I'm far from an expert, but the third card from right in the top row looks like a Christy Mathewson pose to me. >>
Agreed!
Here is the other photo I downloaded from the same
source.
This one looks like a military recreation room. The
other one could be a barracks also, rather than a
dorm, but it was labeled a dorm room, so that's
what I went with.
As you can see, the cards are displayed in much
the same way as the other picture, but they are
farther away from the camera, and look to be
more difficult to identify by player.
I cropped this picture to remove the rest of the
pool table and a guy in a suit standing against
the wall to the left. If anyone wants to see the
whole thing, I'll put it up, but there is really
nothing of interest to this Forum on the left.
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"America suffers today from too much pluribus and not enough unum.".....Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
The card on the far-right of the third row is an N28 Annie Oakley.
Steve
<< <i>Kind of a weird uniform for college (?). Too nice for the big house though. Perhaps it is Mr. Miyagi's dojo. >>
Looks like a mental hospital.
Collector of Pittsburgh Pirates cards for a slightly less stupid reason.
My Pirates Collection
<< <i>The pictures are very cool, but they look photoshopped. There are too many subjects in focus that are different distances from the camera. >>
What looks strange to me is the card that is perfectly square infront of what looks like a beer can, the rez i very good too. Either way cool pic.
My Sandberg topps basic set
My Sandberg Topps Master set
My Sandberg topps basic set
My Sandberg Topps Master set
old bedclothes
i agree with steve, i have tons of old ww1 group pics of guys in camps and carnage of ww1 and before even, and they have incredible detail to them, just no cards though
guy standing up in the other one is definately in a pre ww1 uniform-i have enough of em, its right all the down to the weird belt clasps and leggings at the boots
have no idea if its real or not,but they are cool looking either way
Just when you think you've seen everything, along comes this (I.e., the 52 Topps boxes in the Brooklyn Woolworth photo posted on here awhile ago). Shocking, something like this could turn up.
At first I thought it was someones modern dorm room (2008), with turn of the century cards.
Is the pin up girl on the right, the 1911 version of a Pam Anderson poster? lol.
The upper right corner looks like Cy Young, Mathewson, Hugth Duffy below Young? Chick Gandil on the far right. And some other hall of famers, Chase portrait, top middle, Frank Chance lower left, Evers, fourth from bottom right? And the T205's, 17 of them.
Very cool (saving to hard drive).
of the bed, there are what appears to be crossed swords.
This also hints that this may be military rather than college,
but he's not wearing any kind of uniform I'm aware of.
In the second photo, there is another hat, maybe an officer's
hat, on a shelf above the clock. Certainly not the type of hat
worn by the guy standing.
Also, can anyone identify any of the cards just left of the
window in the first picture, right above the picture of a
fish/shark on the far right??
Even though I cannot vouch that these pictures are real,
I do believe they are. The person who uploaded them
posted about 20 or so turn of the century photos into
a group that has nothing to do with baseball, or baseball
cards. None of the other pictures had anything to do
with the subject at hand, and the poster didn't point out
that there were cards in these two pictures.
It all feels right to me, but be your own judge.
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"America suffers today from too much pluribus and not enough unum.".....Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
<< <i>
Also, can anyone identify any of the cards just left of the
window in the first picture, right above the picture of a
fish/shark on the far right?? >>
Alan & Ginter circa 1888. There's also a card from the "chickens" series on the far upper left.
I that that it is a college/High school dorm room.
Nice pic thanks for sharing.
I'd hate to be the 3rd guy in that room.
Steve
a reg army unit wouldnt let you have all that stuff put up all over the place,plus it would be a regular barracks with lots of bunks instead of a room with 2 occupants,
Alan & Ginter circa 1888. There's also a card from the "chickens" series on the far upper left.
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Thanks!!
I didn't even notice the 5 cards in the upper left corner of the room.
This is one of those pictures where the more you study it, the more
cool stuff you find.
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"America suffers today from too much pluribus and not enough unum.".....Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
pool table and a guy in a suit standing against
the wall to the left. If anyone wants to see the
whole thing, I'll put it up, but there is really
nothing of interest to this Forum on the left
lets see the other part of the pic you took out,it might have some sort of clue in it to its id?
lets see the other part of the pic you took out,it might have some sort of clue in it to its id?
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Okay, here is the whole thing.
I just noticed, while getting this picture onto Photobucket,
that there is a flag draped on the upper left of this photo.
It might not be a good idea to link the two photographs.
As I said, there were about 20 photos uploaded, and
most, I would say, are not connected in any way. These
seem to be connected, just because of the cards and the
possible military connection, but they may not be related
at all. I just don't know.
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"America suffers today from too much pluribus and not enough unum.".....Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Neat photos though.
Snorto~
Yup.
Steve
Current obsession, all things Topps 1969 - 1972
If so then maybe he is not a nard but an instructor.
They look similar.
Steve