Charles Conlon backstamp question

[T206Jim]

Just to be clear, Scott has been responsive and helpful, the very definition of reputable. I will buy from him again.

I'd like to redirect the thread to my original question. Does anyone have any further information about Conlon stamps and the time periods of their use?

Thanks,
Jim

[Runscott]

Jim, very nice of you to say so.

I will check Henry Yee's book and post what I find in the morning...unless someone beats me to it.

[btcarfagno]

Wish I could help regarding the back stamp issue. My only Conlon Type 1 does not have a back stamp.



Tom C

[Runscott]

This one is being returned to me Monday by Jim, which I am actually very happy about. I sold all of my other Conlons in Cleveland and this was always my favorite. Maybe I could get the previous owner to add his 'Conlon' signature?

I am still interested in the similar Conlon Alexander mounted photo, or any others that are in a similar format - I am hoping that there were a few others that the journalist mounted in order to make marking up for publication easier.

I know someone else had a copy of this print - could you please post? The only other image I could find of it was on this site, where it is identified as a 1919 image by Conlon: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...ack_Wheat.jpeg

[T206Jim]

Scott, it is back on its way home. Good luck with your mounted Conlon quest!

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by T206Jim

Scott, it is back on its way home. Good luck with your mounted Conlon quest!

Thanks, Jim. I just picked up a Zack Wheat signature, so the display I envisioned before selling it to you will finally be realized.