Batting sequence photos

[mybestbretts]

I was fortunate to acquire these from Henry in one of his auctions.
I have one other series but don't see them to often.brett batting 10001.jpg

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[kdixon]

Nice photos, I am a big Brett fan too.

[Scott Garner]

Love the great Brett photo sequence. George was always one of my favs!

[Lordstan]

Nice Bretts.
I know Jimmy(Kingofclout) used to have several sequence photos in his collection. I'm not sure if he sold them or not.

My only one is this Gehrig sequence.
It's a pair of 2 type 1 photos framed together.

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by Lordstan

Nice Bretts.
I know Jimmy(Kingofclout) used to have several sequence photos in his collection. I'm not sure if he sold them or not.

My only one is this Gehrig sequence.
It's a pair of 2 type 1 photos framed together.

I've hung onto a few of my favorites, Mark. But your Gehrigs are by far the best I've seen. Wanna trade?

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[thxforthebp]

Sequence photos are some of the best! I picked these up they are marked 1 and 3 so I am missing 2 but are type I post career of the swing of Buck Freeman in his yard. Freeman was the first big HR king and key member of the early Red Sox teams.
First photo is labeled how he would address the plate, and the other is after he smote the apple----and his follow though.

[Lordstan]

Jimmy,
That is a sweet Mick, but I think I'll have to pass.

Do you still have the Clemente diving?
That is one of my favorite sequence pics.

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by Lordstan

Jimmy,
That is a sweet Mick, but I think I'll have to pass.

Do you still have the Clemente diving?
That is one of my favorite sequence pics.

The Clemente is gone, Mark. But I did hang on to this one...

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[mybestbretts]

Love them all.

[murphusa]

Ted 1951

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by thxforthebp

Sequence photos are some of the best! I picked these up they are marked 1 and 3 so I am missing 2 but are type I post career of the swing of Buck Freeman in his yard. Freeman was the first big HR king and key member of the early Red Sox teams.
First photo is labeled how he would address the plate, and the other is after he smote the apple----and his follow though.

Nice Freeman photos JD! Buck Freeman was the King for 20 Years until George Herman came along! Here is a composite photograph from 1919 with the pair of Home Run Kings, Buck & Babe. The slug on the back tells the story.

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