Conlon Collection Master Series
 

Had these put away since the 90's while picking them up new at the time. Figured I take some pics and post here for viewing. Enjoy.

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Thanks for sharing. IMO, Conlon deserves far greater recognition for his incredible photography of early baseball.

+1 agree and thanks for sharing

Horner is the greatest portrait photographer, Conlon is far and away the best action photographer by a wide margin. Like Horner, every one of his photos capture emotion, just look at how many of his images are used for cards.

From what you posted:
Speaker Goudey
Wagner Pinkertons
Traynor Kashins
Hornsby Goudey
Cobb T227

The Ruth escapes me right now maybe a member can help but I've seen that image before.

And the actual images are way more beautiful than any of the cards.

Ruth is 1934 Quaker Oats Premium Photos.

Conlon
 

I hope everybody has my buddy Neal McCabe's two-volume coffee table set of Conlon photos, especially the first, "Baseball's Golden Age: The Photographs of Charles M. Conlon," which came out 30 years ago.

Indispensable books in my baseball library.