What Is Beneficial to the Majority?
 

I don't personally see a problem with the random colorizations if Krantzbucks really wants to spend time on them. Tnfoto has previously requested that the selections be beneficial to the greater baseball project at hand over personal projects and that is what UKbaseballfan is referencing. Ctrane is correct that Stallard colorized as a Royal doesn't really benefit the baseball community as a whole since he never appeared in a major league game with that team. This doesn't negate the validity of lumpkin's request, just that perhaps he could choose his subject matter better.
With all that said, I must preach civility to each other over all else. There is not 3-5 members trying to take over this forum and I have no idea where that conspiracy theory is coming from.

Is it just me or does Spiros Vondas of the great HBO series The Wire and
Krantzbucks colorized Frank Eustace look like they were separated at
birth?

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Vern Spencer 1920
 

Vernon Murray Spencer colorized with the New York Giants

baseball
 

06 May 2018 11:41 #6
Another huge tip of the cap! It's so cool to be able to play games from a hundred years ago and in almost every case, have player photos on my 33757 photos on another site

tippy martinez twins
 

whitfield expos
 

Otis Lawry
 

Otis Carroll "Rabbit" Lawry colorized with the Baltimore Orioles from an image originally posted by tnfoto

Joe Kracher 1939
 

Joseph Peter "Jug" Kracher

Chester Emerson 1911
 

Chester Arthur "Chuck" Emerson

Cupid Childs 1888
 

Clarence Lemuel "Cupid" Childs colorized from an image posted by Cinemaodyssey

Sammy Strang 1896
 

Samuel Nicklin Strang colorized with the Brooklyn Superbas. The original image of the Dixie Thrush posted by cinemaodyssey

Jack O'Brien 1899
 

John Joseph O'Brien colorized with the Boston Red Sox

rick ferrell 1929
 

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Rick Ferrell 1929
 

What I definitely believe to be in the best interests of the baseball community is that images posted here in this form represent an accurate representation. The image posted directly above depicts Rick Ferrell in a Boston Red Sox uniform. The surprising representation is that the B on the cap appears to be in white. Ferrell represented Boston in the American League in seasons 1933-1937. The Hall of Fame uniform database shows that the B on the Boston uniform is not white but red.

In support of this fact see attached uniforms of Ferrell in a Red Sox uniform for seasons 1933, 1934 & 1935.

Rick Ferrell 1929
 

In the interests of a comprehensive submission please find additional images of Ferrell with the 1936 and 1937 Red Sox which again show a red B. One of these images has already been superbly colorized.

long live the queen !!!!!
 

Attachment 556599thank u for the ferrell color pic !!!!!! enjoy the wedding !!!!!!!

Rick Ferrell 1929
 

Rick Ferrell colorized by request with the Boston Red Sox. Image is presented with original white B with red B and red uniform letters. . with colorized blue background and background removed and replaced with solid background.
Sorry for the delay in getting these posted.

thank u ferrell
 

but the one uk gave me was fine