WTB archibald moonlight graham photos
 

I would like a few more pieces to go with my sporting life scranton team composite. If you have anything, email me prices at:
kevlar7@yahoo.com.

Thanks

Outside of this PC, I'm not sure if anything else is out there:
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=114923

I missed another team composite of him playing with Peoria and I know there are other photos from programs while he was playing college ball in North Carolina, and minor league ball with Nashua, Manchester and charlotte. There is a sporting life page that featured the 1902 Charlotte team as "world record breakers" for winning 25 consecutive games in which he is pictured as well.

When he did play with Peoria? I don't see a record of that in the SABR minor league database. They do have a record of an "Earl Graham" who played in 1905 and 1906, but that's not Moonlight.

Here's a photo I found of him in his Giants uni:http://www.fieldofdreamsmoviesite.com/images/graham.jpg

There are several different versions of the Scranton team postcards that picture Graham, three different that I know of.

Rhys

Rhys - I'll ask again - any scans?

Chasing Moonlight . . .
 

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While cruising through the book isles at a Barnes & Noble store in Charlotte, North Carolina, I encountered the following book, which might provide some additional photos of interest for you:


Chasing Moonlight: The True Story of Field of Dreams' Doc Graham
by Brett Friedlander and R. W. Reising

I believe the release date was April 1, 2009. Not sure of the quantity or variety of photographs used, but it might be worth checking out.

Good luck.

I thought I had the one I sold at the National last year in Chicago on my computer but I guess I dont. I sold it to Anthony Sabastinas who I think has been on the forum a few times in the past but I dont have his e mail handy. He might still have it or have a scan of it. It is a printed postcard with the names of all the players at the bottom. The other different example I had at one time was before my computer crashed a few years ago and I lost all my info. I can promise you though that the Real Photo Postcard is the third different style of Scranton postcard with Graham that I have seen in the years I have been looking for them.

Rhys