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Old 09-13-2012, 10:40 AM
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Below are some of my "best" Burkes. Geo. does some amazing work.[/IMG]
I used to have a nice set of Yankee Burkes, including that Ruth and action DiMaggio. Here are a few from that group that I really liked:
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Does anyone know if Burke would have photographed Roy Campanella? I've never seen one and it would have been at the very end of Burke's career. I would LOVE to see one if he did but have my doubts. Thanks!
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Does anyone know if Burke would have photographed Roy Campanella? I've never seen one and it would have been at the very end of Burke's career. I would LOVE to see one if he did but have my doubts. Thanks!
Could have? Perhaps. Would have? Certainly, if health and opportunity permitted. Did he? I don't know.

I've never seen one if he did, though I know for sure that George Brace, his "understudy" if you will, took a number of nice photos of Campy (see one example below). Burke had a heart attack in 1948 (though I'm not sure when in 1948) that ended his career and would have limited his opportunity to capture Campanella on film in his rookie year.
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Could have? Perhaps. Would have? Certainly, if health and opportunity permitted. Did he? I don't know.

I've never seen one if he did, though I know for sure that George Brace, his "understudy" if you will, took a number of nice photos of Campy (see one example below). Burke had a heart attack in 1948 (though I'm not sure when in 1948) that ended his career and would have limited his opportunity to capture Campanella on film in his rookie year.
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That Brace Campy is awesome. What a cool image!
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Just found this today. I wrote to pitcher Si johnson and he sent me back some George Brace photos of himself that were most likely Burke photos. Thought Id share this.

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