Post Your Type 1 / Type 2 / Wire Photos / Etc

[BuzzD]

Here are a few Yankees in uni that played only one game. Walter Bernhardt Conlon photo, Guy Cooper Bain photo, Alex Burr Bain photo, Liz Funk Intl News photo, Floyd Newark Thorne photo

[Lucas00]

Heres a few of mine. Pretty cool fact on Adcock, He never played for Boston. Only Milwaukee, so this is a spring training/publicity photo taken shortly before the move.

PS: Have some really nice photos for sale in my signature link

[jimq16415]

I'm sorry for my ignorance but I really don't collect many photos so I really don't know how to tell type 1, type 2 etc. My photo has this on the back, does that help m know which it is?

[Swadewade51]

Originally Posted by jimq16415

I'm sorry for my ignorance but I really don't collect many photos so I really don't know how to tell type 1, type 2 etc. My photo has this on the back, does that help m know which it is?

Can you send a photo photo of the front? It depends on the contents of the photo in this case.

From https://www.sportscollectorsdaily.co...hotos-vintage/

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[jimq16415]

I love the picture and didn't pay much for it, so if it's a reprint that's ok. Thanks for the knowledge!

[Swadewade51]

Originally Posted by jimq16415

I love the picture and didn't pay much for it, so if it's a reprint that's ok. Thanks for the knowledge!

That's a great one! Any other markings like a caption or other date stamps on it? If not, it's likely a type 2 but it still has nice clarity!

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[jimq16415]

Originally Posted by Swadewade51

That's a great one! Any other markings like a caption or other date stamps on it? If not, it's likely a type 2 but it still has nice clarity!

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No marks besides that stamp. It's a nice photo and good clarity like you said. Thanks!

[Dj405]

Some neat action shots from the 1930s

[Dj405]

Some more action shots.. (second photo is Al Lopez and Al Simmons of Boston Bees, stomping out a fan that jumped the fence and charged Lopez.)

[james12yyjordan]

Originally Posted by Dj405

Some more action shots.. (second photo is Al Lopez and Al Simmons of Boston Bees, stomping out a fan that jumped the fence and charged Lopez.)

This card look great

[71buc]

Here’s a recent addition to my collection. I seldom find color Type 1 8x10 photos. The Gunner and the Hammer

[jjbond]

Always happy for the free weekend at newspapers.com so I can start matching up my photos to their newspaper use. Here's a fun one:

Pittston Gazette, February 2, 1914

And it in the Allentown Ledger, February 16, 1914

[jjbond]

Portrait of Robert Ward, owner of the Brooklyn Tip-Tops Federal League team.

Philadelphia Inquirer, February 20, 1914

[mikecala98]

My first ever PSA submission was a success! Sure condition isn’t the best but I got this from a local thrift shop for $15!

[mikecala98]

More from my PSA sub!!

[ichieh]

Love this cabinet portrait recently sold at RMY

[Chris-Counts]

Originally Posted by ichieh

Love this cabinet portrait recently sold at RMY

I like how an artist transformed Christy Mathewson's suit into a baseball jersey.

[ichieh]

can’t tell from the picture, but from the baseball card, Matty was redhaired?

[ichieh]

also seen here

[ichieh]

and here.

[ichieh]

cracker jack too

[Lordstan]

Well. You can never have too much Lou in a thread....

1927 Barnstorming

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1927 with Christy Walsh's son



1927 with kids at a playground



1927 Lake Oscawanna in NY



Sept 1928



1929

[Scott Garner]

Great photos, Mark!

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Great photos, Mark!

Agreed!

[Brownie33]

Picked up a really cool pre rookie Yaz photo that just came into today’s mail.

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Great photos, Mark!

Thanks

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[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by Bicem

Agreed!

Thank you

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[mikecala98]

Freshly slabbed!!

[Lucas00]

Ed and John o'brien shown here in their 1953 rookie season with some young twin fans.

[clydepepper]

My Cousin Whitlow telling Joe where to go:

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....and Lefty O'Doul pitching:

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[Swadewade51]

I don't normally go for wire photos but this was a very special case: Larry Doby signed by Bill Veeck of Cleveland and integrating the American League. Super happy to add another MLB pioneer in their Negro Leagues uniform to my collection. img094.jpg

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[Dewey]

Not really a wire photo guy either, but just picked up this shot of Jackie's last MLB hit. 10th inning walk-off hit Game 6 1956 World Series.

[Bicem]

Just looked at your 42 collection, wow! Love it.

[Lucas00]

Lloyd Waner shown in 1942

[Dewey]

Originally Posted by Bicem

Just looked at your 42 collection, wow! Love it.

Thank you kindly, Jeff.

[metsandweezer]

[Lucas00]

I just added these two in the same week (crazy luck what can I say)
Reds 1949 Bowman and 1955 Robert Gould Card images alongside my cards of the two.

The Bowman is my first mainstream type 1 card image.

Bowman image by famous cardinals photographer George Dorrill and the Gould image of course done by the legend himself, Jacobellis.
This brings me to 4 type 1 original card images of Red.

[Swadewade51]

Originally Posted by Lucas00

I just added these two in the same week (crazy luck what can I say)
Reds 1949 Bowman and 1955 Robert Gould Card images alongside my cards of the two.

The Bowman is my first mainstream type 1 card image.

Bowman image by famous cardinals photographer George Dorrill and the Gould image of course done by the legend himself, Jacobellis.
This brings me to 4 type 1 original card images of Red.

When you hinted about what you were picking up I new it had to be Red, no idea it'd be such a big one. Congrats Lucas! You're always digging up gold!

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[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by Swadewade51

When you hinted about what you were picking up I new it had to be Red, no idea it'd be such a big one. Congrats Lucas! You're always digging up gold!

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Cheers Wade!! Your collection is always a treat to the eyes.

[Dewey]

Great pickups, Lucas. Photos used for cards are so fun!

[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by Dewey

Great pickups, Lucas. Photos used for cards are so fun!

Much appreciated 😊! Couldn't agree more

[todeen]

Type 3 or Type 4 Ernie Lombardi. Associated Press stamp on back.

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[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by todeen

Type 3 or Type 4 Ernie Lombardi. Associated Press stamp on back.

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This is most certainly a type 1. That AP stamp and the caption remnants. I would say it definitely is.

[todeen]

Originally Posted by Lucas00

This is most certainly a type 1. That AP stamp and the caption remnants. I would say it definitely is.

if you held it in your hand you'd be able to see that it is a photo of a photo. On the front borders it appears like their is white tape. but if you run your finger over them it has no texture. additionally, the photo is kind of hazy, not extremely clear. If it is a type 1, the camera was out of focus.

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[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by todeen

if you held it in your hand you'd be able to see that it is a photo of a photo. On the front borders it appears like their is white tape. but if you run your finger over them it has no texture. additionally, the photo is kind of hazy, not extremely clear. If it is a type 1, the camera was out of focus.

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That is strange, not something I've seen before.

[todeen]

Originally Posted by Lucas00

That is strange, not something I've seen before.

here is what I'm talking about for the tape. I've seen this taping before on other photos. But this is not tape on my photo.

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[lumberjack]

This is an example of a photo being subjected to too much heat or dampness.

It's OLD.

When a photo crinkles up like this, it is called crazing. Look up Coyle Studios for an explanation of crazing.

The photo is a Type I.

[Flamethrower]

[todeen]

Originally Posted by lumberjack

This is an example of a photo being subjected to too much heat or dampness.



It's OLD.



When a photo crinkles up like this, it is called crazing. Look up Coyle Studios for an explanation of crazing.



The photo is a Type I.

Even though the the photo is old, which I'm not arguing against, it is not made from an original negative. It is a photo of a photo, and therefore cannot be type 1.

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[Big Red Machine]

I recently picked up this 1929 R316 5x7 photo of Jimmy Foxx. I believe this can also be viewed as a Type 1 photo. I've always liked this image which was used for Foxx's 1933 Goudey.