Speaking of Charles Conlon, show your photos, premiums, or
 

cards that were made from his images.

I'll kick it off with "The King of Clout" (who else would I choose?). Original vintage TYPE I Conlon photograph...

Attachment 3281

Rogers Hornsby c. 1922
 

Original vintage TYPE I Conlon photograph from Baseball Magazine/Christie's Auction in 1996 and signed by Conlon on the verso.

Attachment 3332

That Hornsby is super sweet! I wish there was more good photography on that great HoFer...

Conlon photos adorn many M114 Sporting News Supplements:


http://s52.photobucket.com/albums/g5/jacklitsch1/M114/


Aldridge, Victor
Appling, Luke
Appling, Luke
Averill, Earl
Bagby, James
Bartell, Richard
Blanton, Darrell (Cy)
Bottomly, James L.
Burns, George
Clift, Harlond
Cobb, Tyrus Raymond
Cochrane, Gordon
Cooper, Morton
Critz, Hugh
Cronin, Joe
Cuyler, Hazen
Derringer, Paul
Dickey, William
DiMaggio, Dominic
DiMaggio, Joseph
Ferrell, Wesley
Foxx, James Emory
Foxx, Jimmy
Greenberg, "Hank"
Hack, Stanley
Harder, Melvin (Mel)
Harris, Stanley "Buck"
Hartnett, Leo
Heilmann, Harry
Henrich, Tom
Hornsby, Rogers
Hubbell, Carl
Jackson, Travis
Johnson, Bob
Keller, Charles
Lazzeri Tony
McCormick, Frank
McQuinn, George
Meusel
Moore, Joseph
Moses, Wallace
Myer, Charles (Buddy)
Nehf
Newhouser, Harold
Ott, Melvin (Mel)
Rice, Sam
Ruffing, Charles
Schumacher, Hal.
Simmons Al
Slaughter, Enos
Thevenow, Thomas
Thurston, Hollis
Trosky, Harold
Vance "Dazzy"
Vander Meer, John
Vosmik, Joseph
Waner, Lloyd
Waner, Paul
Warneke, Lon.
Williams, Ted
Wright, Glen
Youngs (Youngs)

Lest we forget Steve...
 

that Gehrig & Ruth's 1933 Goudeys were captured by the master lensman as well.

So once again boardmembers, if you have them, show them!

Hey Graig. Let's see a preview of the Cobb/Conlon for those that won't be in Cleveland !!!

"The eyes of a murderer"...
 

Sept. 1927 classic study of Gehrig, captured by Charles Conlon. Vintage original TYPE I photograph.


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[QUOTE=thekingofclout;737855]Sept. 1927 classic study of Gehrig, captured by Charles Conlon. Vintage original TYPE I photograph.


Wow .. awesome Gehrig photo!!

Regards,
aL

Thanks Al...
 

I feel it a privilege to own it and it's certainly a cornerstone in my collection.

Sincerely, Jimmy

Christy Mathewson by Charles Conlon
 

Original vintage TYPE I photograph and original Baseball Magazine Premium...

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God, I love that Matty...

My last Conlon photograph...
 

unless I stumble upon one in Cleveland... ya just never know.

1925 Lou Gehrig vintage original TYPE I photograph. Certainly one of Conlon's masterpieces.

On the back in Conlon's hand it reads... Lou Gehrig "His Home Run Smile"

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BTW... The editorial paint around Gehrig's head is water soluble and will easily be removed by a professional at a latter time.

I hoped you all enjoyed viewing these wonderful Conlon images. Thank you and my very best wishes to all. Jimmy

"OLE PETE"-Type 1 Charles Conlon
 

http://i947.photobucket.com/albums/a...overCONLON.jpg

This is killer..1926 is written on the back-also dated by the jersey. 1926 is important here as it was the year of his famous strikeout in the WS of Lazzeri. This was a day after an all night "binger" after his complete game win. It even looks like he "slept" with his hat on here :) GROVER led ST. LOUIS to their FIRST WORLD SERIES WIN with 2 wins and a save in the twilight of his career against the MIGHTY YANKEES. This story shows how truly talented and flawed he was. LEGENDARY

GREAT image, Ben. I LOVE the light reflections on his buttons. To me, that makes the photograph - it gives it a real breathable air.

Wonderful pick-up.

Matty, Long and short sleeves. Great shot!

"Ladies and gentlemen, I give you KONG."
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...m114foxx-1.jpg

Some interesting comments about Matty's apparent aging on the reverse of this Type 1 (in Conlon's hand) make this one a favorite of mine...

some more of mine
 

I am on a Conlon kick so thought I would share some more of my photos and hopefully see what else is out there. Sorry for dupe images I posted on other threads.

Ben

1927 Lou Gehrig "EYES" by Conlon

http://i947.photobucket.com/albums/a...o23/gernew.jpg

1923 ROOKIE Lou Gehrig by Conlon

http://i947.photobucket.com/albums/a...gconlonnew.jpg

Babe Ruth "Bubble Gum" by Conlon

http://i947.photobucket.com/albums/a...1327326172.jpg

Zach Wheat Charles Conlon Photo Front and Back. Not sure if message on the back in from Wheat himself. Paul Schrieber was a teammate of Wheat in 1923.

AWESOME Wheat photo!

Graig

Recently Purchase at Long Island National this past spring waited over a year to buy it. Wasn't sure it was a real Conlon until I researched it, Paid $75 for it. thanks for the kind words.

Good lord.. I think you made a good deal:) Was the sig exposed when you purchased it?

Wheat
 

Love the Wheat photo but doesn't look like his writing to me.

My favorite Conlon (in my collection) is the same one Mike has. It is mounted and parts of the background were prep'd for publication.

I also love these two Leach pics - one with Pirates, one with Cubs.

Damn... I sure do love me some Conlons.

To Ben,
The Photo came with a heavy/thick scapbook paper attached to it. I was told that it was a conlon photo, I reasearched and found it on google images. The upper top of the paper was detached. My curiosity got me to think that maybe there was a Conlon stamp somewhere on it and maybe other writing. To my suprise when I started pealing it off I started to see some stamping and writing, I contiuned peel until I found the full conlon stamp and a note written by someone. There is also a Zach Wheat signature on the front that lost it's ink.
JSA wanted $150 at the show to authenticate the sig on back and front pass or fail I passed.
thanks
Mike

To Scott

Great Photos Especially the Wheat, I find it interesting to see the same photo
with different style stamping and writing, Just love it.
Mike

Wheat Conlon
 

Here is a Zach Wheat Conlon that is a different pose.

Zach Wheat and son Zach Wheat
 

Here is another Wheat Conlon, but it is in pretty bad shape.

Another Wheat
 

Here is another Wheat.

Here's a great thread that Jimmy started in July of 2009. This one features some epic images. Rest in Peace, Jimmy.

Pickup in 2017-another memorable convo the Past month
 

Another pickup I was eager to share with Jimmy. He was so happy for me(Ruth conlon eyes in this format-2known). One thing that took me off guard is he said..
“ God I wish I could SEE what your collection will turn into”. I was taken back and said What are you talking about? We have many years. This was within the last 60 days.

Anyways.. there have probably been 10 conlon threads started after this one. Jimmy was “the template” on here. Thank you for reserecting this thread Mark!