Some Mfg. ID help on these photos, please
 

I've had these for a while and have never been able to identify who made them. They are very nice shots and appear vintage. Here is a typical back:

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...%20reverse.jpg

And fronts:

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...os%20Bauer.jpg
http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...os%20Brown.jpg
http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...s%20Harris.jpg
http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...tos%20Mize.jpg

The last photo, John Mize, is similar to one I have that is in a set of Yankkes team issued photos. I believe the set is from 1953. My photo is cropped slightly differently and has "John Mize" in the photo. Sorry about the bad photo - I don't have a flat bed scanner. If the back of your John Mize is the same as the one you included, it may be a proof of some sort.

Stanley "Bucky" Harris was the Yankees manager only in 1947 and 1948 - don't know if this helps.
Val

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Sorry I can't help on the mfg Id Adam, but if that Bobby Brown back scan is from the same photo as the Brown front scan then you have some bad penciled info--the Brown photo was used for his 1949 Bowman rookie card.

My thoughts on it: I believe that stamping on the back indicates that the photo was issued by the Yankees, who kept photos of many players by many different photographers on file for use in various team issues and when player photos were requested by publications and news outlets over the years. They tend to be sharp, well-composed photos because those are the ones the team would have held onto for reproduction. But I don't think you can tie that particular stamp type/style to any particular photographer, because it wasn't a particular photographer applying them.