Snapshots!

[joeadcock]

Scott

Cool shot of Ryan. Little did he know the impact he was going to make.

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Johnny Vander Meer spring training rookie season 1938 &
HOF Nolan Ryan 1968 rookie season out in front of defunct Shea Stadium.

Both snapper's are also rookie signed.

[Exhibitman]

Rocky Marciano, early shot, at his training camp:



The fighter and the spy: Moe Berg and Joe Louis:



Joe Louis in the army:



Marshall Goldberg at a 1939 All Star game in Chicago between the college stars and the Bears.

[Den*nis O*Brien]

Unknown Sox at an unknown small park. Dodgers with Wausau Wi. hero Johnny Schmitz.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by joeadcock

Scott

Cool shot of Ryan. Little did he know the impact he was going to make.

Thank you! Ryan has definitely got the baby face in this 1968 snapshot. He's 21 years old in the photo, BTW...

[Exhibitman]

Traded for a few:

Spud Chandler [I think]:



Bill Dickey:

[Lordstan]

1933 Yankees team snapshot


1932 Spring Training. All featuring Gehrig around first base.

[39special]

I really like that Yankee team photo Mark.

[Lordstan]

Thanks Steve.
I love team photo snapshots as I find them to be very uncommon. This one is a little unusual it that it has a pro photographer logo in the bottom right. I guess this means it was the professional photogs who took it and just printed small versions.
Not sure why the pic looks so big. They are all the same size.

[seattlerainiers]

I've always liked snapshots, and have collected quite a few over the years.
Here's a random variety:

1. Drysdale and Uncle Milty
2. Jackie Robinson, 1956
3. NL All Stars
4. Willie Mays
5. Musial on a plane
6. Gibson and Cepeda and wives
7. Cobb & Collins
8. Speaker on a dog sled, 1919
9. Artie Wilson, last Negro Leaguer to hit .400

[71buc]

Originally Posted by seattlerainiers

I've always liked snapshots, and have collected quite a few over the years.
Here's a random variety:

1. Drysdale and Uncle Milty
2. Jackie Robinson, 1956
3. NL All Stars
4. Willie Mays
5. Musial on a plane
6. Gibson and Cepeda and wives
7. Cobb & Collins
8. Speaker on a dog sled, 1919
9. Artie Wilson, last Negro Leaguer to hit .400

Wow... absolutely love those Gibson and Drysdale snapshots!

[whitehse]

These snapshots are great. I hope you don't mind but I am friends wiith Milton Berle's son on Facebook and he is an incredibly huge baseball fan and frequently posts pictures of his dad at games and with the games biggest stars and I passed this photo on to him. I know he is going to love it.