Team photos to share

[LincolnVT]

Love this piece. Wonderful image and historically significant! Thanks for sharing.

Originally Posted by Schlesinj

1934 Pittsburgh Crawfords at Yankee Stadium. Taken by famous photographer James VanDerZee. One of greatest teams ever.

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[todeen]

Originally Posted by SAllen2556

1935 Champion Tigers

This is an original photo by Williams Keunzel of the Detroit News. It was widely distributed. Yes, once upon a time the Tigers were good!



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I have that team photo on an R card.

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[todeen]

1929 Newark, includes Tris Speaker as player-mgr, and Jocko Conlon as a player. Speaker is bottom left, Conlon is top row, second from right. It's not very large, 4x6 maybe.

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[Jim65]

1915 PBA Champs Paterson, NJ

[Bicem]

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by jingram058

The coolest team photo I've ever seen. Just look at the HOF'ers in this photo taken at Comiskey Park in 1983.

Great photo. Just about the whole world of baseball stars from the 1910's to the 1970's present. I think that maybe 8 or so are still with us...

Brian

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Great photo. Just about the whole world of baseball stars from the 1910's to the 1970's present. I think that maybe 8 or so are still with us...

Brian

I was told it was a handout or premium that came with the All-Star Game program.

I have never seen anything like it before or since. I am thinking of having it framed; the back is blank.

[tedzan]

Obviously, this is not a photo, but a team card printed in 1904 of the "Junior" World Champions. The Eastern League (AAA) Buffalo Bisons were considered the "1904 World Champions" when
they defeated the St. Paul Saints of the American Association.

Note...the Major League World Series was Not played in 1904.






TED Z

T206 Reference
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[ValKehl]

WaJo and friends - the pitching staff of the 1924 W. S. Champions:

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Obviously, this is not a photo, but a team card printed in 1904 of the "Junior" World Champions. The Eastern League (AAA) Buffalo Bisons were considered the "1904 World Champions" when
they defeated the St. Paul Saints of the American Association.

Note...the Major League World Series was Not played in 1904.






TED Z

T206 Reference
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I have a book entitled, "The World Series - A Complete Pictorial History", by John Devaney and Burt Goldblatt, and the writers talk about this. How McGraw wouldn't let his Giants play the inferior New York Highlanders, and how this led to the formation of the National Commission and agreement for each league to play an annual World Series beginning in 1905.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by jingram058

I have a book entitled, "The World Series - A Complete Pictorial History", by John Devaney and Burt Goldblatt, and the writers talk about this. How McGraw wouldn't let his Giants play the inferior New York Highlanders, and how this led to the formation of the National Commission and agreement for each league to play an annual World Series beginning in 1905.

James

Excuse me for this correction.....but, John McGraw and John Brush (owner of the NY Giants) refused to play Boston (1904 American Lge. Champions). The NY Highlanders lost the
final Play-Off game to Boston).

I highly recommend the book titled "THE YEAR THEY CALLED OFF THE WORLD SERIES", by Benton Stark. It's an excellent, well-written, story of the entire 1904 season. Including
how Jack Chesbro (41-game winner) blew the final Play-Off game in the 9th inning that resulted in Boston winning the A.L. Pennant.


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T206 Reference
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[JollyElm]

How many of us just clicked on eBay and bought a copy of "THE YEAR THEY CALLED OFF THE WORLD SERIES"?
Add me to the list.

[Schlesinj]

Originally Posted by LincolnVT

Love this piece. Wonderful image and historically significant! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, always love that Joe Jackson team photo. Talk about historic.

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by tedzan

James

Excuse me for this correction.....but, John McGraw and John Brush (owner of the NY Giants) refused to play Boston (1904 American Lge. Champions). The NY Highlanders lost the
final Play-Off game to Boston).

I highly recommend the book titled "THE YEAR THEY CALLED OFF THE WORLD SERIES", by Benton Stark. It's an excellent, well-written, story of the entire 1904 season. Including
how Jack Chesbro (41-game winner) blew the final Play-Off game in the 9th inning that resulted in Boston winning the A.L. Pennant.


TED Z

T206 Reference
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Yes, I can see how my poorly written sentence would be confusing. Devaney/Goldblatt imply that McGraw had convinced Brush not to play a Series even BEFORE the Highlanders blew it.

[Vintage Vern]

1949 Clemons Iowa. High School state runners up.

[Jobu]

11x14 Type 1 of the 1952 Dodgers

[roarfrom34]

1949 Lancaster (PA) Red Roses (Class B Affiliate of the Brooklyn Dodgers)..Manager was Al Campanis and in the front row (last player on right) is Bill Ripken (brother of Cal Sr,; Uncle to Cal Jr. & Bill):

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Jobu

11x14 Type 1 of the 1952 Dodgers

I like how all but one player in the top row is looking toward another camera.

Brian

[JeremyW]

Early Mantle photo.

[Kawika]

That's terrific, Jeremy. I won this photo from Heritage not too long ago. These two images look cool together.

[Lucas00]

My great Grandfather standing in the top left, his cousin is the second in from the far right kneeling. playing in the twilight league/blue ridge league.
Ca Late 20s early 30s.

[Jobu]

Good spot. Most (all?) of the images of this session I have seen are from the spot where the guys are looking - some with the banner above like in mine, some with it on the ground in front. Here is a Barney Stein photo shot from "over there" (this one isn't my photo)/

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

I like how all but one player in the top row is looking toward another camera.

Brian

[Jim65]

1969 Tidewater Tides, first year they became a Mets affiliate.

[mrreality68]

some great photos

Especially love when some of the member actually have a connection to someone in the team photos

[TCMA]

Here’s an auction scan of a 5x7 glass plate negative I acquired at auction recently — 1914 Brooklyn Tip-Tops of the Federal League.




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[ValKehl]

To keep this wonderful thread from disappearing, here's a PC:

[RUKen]

Originally Posted by TCMA

Here’s an auction scan of a 5x7 glass plate negative I acquired at auction recently — 1915 Brooklyn Tip-Tops of the Federal League.

That's actually the 1914 Brooklyn Tip-Tops (usually called the Brookfeds that year). The 1915 team wore a uniform with a distinctive B on the chest, and were wearing those uniforms in an image published in a newspaper on Opening Day in Brooklyn, April 10th, so it is unlikely that they posed for a photo in their home park wearing their old uniforms prior to getting the new ones.

I've also included a dated newspaper image from 1914 for comparison.

[docpatlv]

Here’s a 1915 Detroit Tigers premium…



And a 1919 Detroit Safety Week featuring the Tigers…

[BeanTown]

Early Wagner and Jackson

[Jobu]

The World-Series losing 1920 Brooklyn Robins with Zach Wheat, Wilbert Robinson, Moe Berg, and Uncle Robbie's famous, and awesome, dog with a pipe. This was owned by Gene Bailey, the guy on the right side of the photo.

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

Early Wagner and Jackson

Great photos

[71buc]

1942 Service All Stars

[JeremyW]

Originally Posted by Kawika

That's terrific, Jeremy. I won this photo from Heritage not too long ago. These two images look cool together.

They belong together.

[MikeGarcia]

Originally Posted by 71buc

1942 Service All Stars

Help....Anyone recognize the lanky galoot between Bob Feller and Mickey Cochrane ? Thanks....

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[pherbener]

1904 Giants. I had the T206 there to show scale.

[MikeGarcia]

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[ValKehl]

Portsmouth Truckers of the Virginia League:

[Jobu]

The 1912 Ravenna Ohio team with special guest Cy Young.

[TCMA]

Originally Posted by Jobu

The World-Series losing 1920 Brooklyn Robins with Zach Wheat, Wilbert Robinson, Moe Berg, and Uncle Robbie's famous, and awesome, dog with a pipe. This was owned by Gene Bailey, the guy on the right side of the photo.

Fantastic card! Love it .

[TCMA]

Originally Posted by RUKen

That's actually the 1914 Brooklyn Tip-Tops (usually called the Brookfeds that year). The 1915 team wore a uniform with a distinctive B on the chest, and were wearing those uniforms in an image published in a newspaper on Opening Day in Brooklyn, April 10th, so it is unlikely that they posed for a photo in their home park wearing their old uniforms prior to getting the new ones.

I've also included a dated newspaper image from 1914 for comparison.

You're absolutely right! Just edited my post so it's correct for future reference. Thanks for those two newsprint team shots as well. Those are great.

[bigfanNY]

New Jersey Reds. Professional Basketball Champions of the World!

[Chris Counts]

I love all those team photos! Here's a few of my favorites, including a bunch of cowboys playing baseball (c. 1915 in Colorado?), a WWII U.S. Navy team with several Hall of Famers (1944 or 1945), a kids' team from the late 1940s (from Hartford, Connecticut), and signed photo of the 1960 Rochester Red Wings ...

[MikeGarcia]

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...If any Cuban Baseball collectors can add any names , that would be great , thanks--.....the original owner left the back blank , but he was pretty sure the year was late 1930's.....the car bears that out , but Cuba has a reputation for keeping cars running forever......kinda like some of the guys on here...

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[oldjudge]

Jos Hall imperial cabinet of 1888 world champion N Y Giants

[Jim65]

1949 Garfield (NJ) Colored Giants

[GregMitch34]

Cubbies, 1912, just arrived....

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1685028427

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Jos Hall imperial cabinet of 1888 world champion N Y Giants

Wow, Big Jim Mutrie, George Gore, and all the others in their glory. Great photo.

[Yoda]

Now I have my baseball trivia fix for the day: Uncle Robbie had a pipe smoking dog.

[sb1]

One that I have had for a lonnggg time, Ft. Worth Cats, I have narrowed it down to 1909 or 1910 which means several would have been in the T210 set.

[Hoy'sNoDummy]

1910 Philadelphia Athletics