Edit - for those of you who don't like to read the comments, I've been informed that the location is NY. Blair and Webber still has a studio on Peru Street in Plattsburgh.
Friday, May 25, 2007
Unidentified Baseball Player
I was perusing ebay and came across this auction. It is described as a cabinet photo of a 1900's baseball player. The photo mount is labeled "Blair and Webber Plattsburg". Don't know if it is Plattsburgh, NY or Plattsburg, MO. Here are the photos. It is not my intent to 'steal' these from the seller, I just didn't want them to get lost to the ether when the auction goes away.
Edit - for those of you who don't like to read the comments, I've been informed that the location is NY. Blair and Webber still has a studio on Peru Street in Plattsburgh.
Edit - for those of you who don't like to read the comments, I've been informed that the location is NY. Blair and Webber still has a studio on Peru Street in Plattsburgh.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
6 comments:
That's a good chunk of change just to make your bicycle make that "clack, clack" sound in the spokes. Maybe the older cards are thicker and make a better, deeper sound?
It's the New York flavor. See http://atv-parts.whitepage.net/yellow_page_listing/Blair+And+Webber+Photography/plattsburgh/NY/278693.html
Regarding cards in bicycle spokes, research indicates that this type of card would be used in the Penny-Farthing type bicycle. Bigger card, therefore, bigger bike.
now that would have been a sweet sounding ride...nice.
New this season on MTV, Pimp My Penny-Farthing.
HA! ... nice.
Where do the sub woofers go?
Post a Comment