help identifying this Ruth card/photo
 

This is a small 2" x 2 1/4" black and white photo surrounded by a brown frame. It is glossy and blank backed. 2 other similar photos shown as well.
http://www.nationalcardinvestors.com/net_54/ruth.jpg
Thanks, Jeff W

1930 Sun Pictures
 

I think it's a 1930 Sun Pictures Self Developing card but not positive....

1930's MP & Co. "Ray-o-Print". Gehrig and Ruth are the baseball subjects, obviously other personalities were also made. They were actually a "kit" where you developed pictures using the sun and a negative.

-Rhett

Thanks Rhett and Leon
 

Rhett, looks right to me. Just looked in the standard and Ruth is the only baseball player listed.
Thanks, Jeff W

the size
 

The size indicates it is the Sun Pictures one I mentioned...though the SCD says 1931 for the date. These are very close to the M and P ones you mentioned Rhett.....I went from memory on my first post but then cheated when I saw what you said :)

Thanks Leon
 

Thanks for all you help. By the way, I put a link to Net 54 on my site.
JEFF W

The main value in this item (kit) is for the negative, not the prints (pictured).

Because anyone who has a negative can make many prints and still do so today. The prints pictured look like there are made recently.

I know this post was back in 2009, however, I am trying to research a similar (or same) card. I cannot see the original photos in this message so I am uploading the one I am trying to find out.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

I can't say as I don't have it in hand, but that could be an original.

It measures almost 2 inches X 2 1/2 inches.

The back of the photo is toned, and, while one has to examine a photo in person, toning like that is a good sign of old age for photos.

I found it, Ray-O-Prints

Ray O Print
 

This will show a bit more...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1930-Ray-O-...!-1:rk:53:pf:0

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Here is a BABE RUTH RAY-O-PRINT PHOTO CARD 1934-36 MP CO on ebay. Similar to the other posted above but much clearer. I don't go looking for these but I don't recall seeing one this clear.

Flip states 1930 Ray-O-Print, but I've seen this referenced as also a 1948-49 M.P. and Co.