Show Off your Charles M. Conlon's Type 1 Photos

[horzverti]

Thanks Scott. It looks similar, but I thought I may have missed something that the Net54 sleuths wouldn’t miss.

[TCMA]

Originally Posted by horzverti

Thanks Scott. It looks similar, but I thought I may have missed something that the Net54 sleuths wouldn’t miss.

I dunno. Socks don't look like they match. Also, long sleeve shirt he's wearing may be different colors.

[PSACJ]

Here are some new Conlon’s I just picked up for my collection. All of them are from the 1910’s. Huggins, Doyle, Caldwell and Thomas. Tremendous!!!!

[Bpm0014]

The Ira Thomas (?) on the bottom is incredible!

[pherbener]

This Matty just came yesterday.

[TCMA]

Originally Posted by Bpm0014

The Ira Thomas (?) on the bottom is incredible!

Yep, that’s Ira Thomas.


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[Runscott]

Originally Posted by PSACJ

Here are some new Conlon’s I just picked up for my collection. All of them are from the 1910’s. Tremendous!!!!

Andy, here's my companion piece to yours (Adams Gum ad in the background). To me the Strunk pic looks more like a Conlon than a Thompson, but it's got the Thompson stamp on the back.

[PSACJ]

Scott,

That photo of yours is amazing as well. Inside Disney World in Orlando, there is a Hot Dog place called Casey’s which has a bunch of 1910’s memorabilia including photos. That photo of yours, currently sits on their wall. Not sure if it’s an original type 1 like yours or just a reproduction. Here it is.

[Runscott]

That's wild, as it's not a common Strunk shot, best I can tell.

[TCMA]

Originally Posted by Runscott

That's wild, as it's not a common Strunk shot, best I can tell.

Well, the material from Hunt was consigned by Photo File and has been in our archives for the past 40 years. It could be that we reproduced the Strunk shot for Casey's. Seeing what else they've got on the walls and if it matches other images from our archive might back that up.