New Carl Horner website with hundreds of images

[sb1]

Horner images were also used on the Rose Postcard issue.

As to the T204's, the image are rotated 10-15 degrees. I believe that whomever T.T. Timayenis used to produce and print the cards might have just obtained the images from Horner's work(they were both in the Boston area) and used them without compensating him, trying to make them "different" by changing the appearance ever so slightly.

[judsonhamlin]

Very cool

[pro9]

Great website. Do you know if he is going to include the street clothes and action photos?

[Baseball Rarities]

What a great website! Thanks so much for passing this along.

[Bridwell]

Thanks for all the kind words! I will pass along to my brother. As you can see on the website, the photos and information are purely for historical purposes and to be a collectors' resource. And to be a little entertaining and to give a glimpse of how the game was being reported by newspaper journalists. There is no intent to place advertising or generate revenue from the site. The positive feedback from respected collectors, like yourselves, is a reward though.

[mybuddyinc]

Absolutely GREAT !!!!!

Thanks for sharing.

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