Snapshots...Lets See Them!

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by aronbenabe

. Looks like a late-1950s pre All Star Game TV show.

Dress shoes and slippers; very fashionable.

[aronbenabe]

Originally Posted by Mark70Z

Dress shoes and slippers; very fashionable.

And note Ted Williams ever present scowl


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[JollyElm]

Is that Eddie Yost trying to get a little?

[TUM301]

Here`s a couple from a while back, 1947 Honus Wagner, might still hit .250
1947 Snapshot Honus Wagner by Hugh Murphy, on Flickr
The Babe 1929
1929 Snapshot of the Babe..........Spring Training ? by Hugh Murphy, on Flickr

Another Babe shot with an excited young fan, know I`ve seen this frame work but can`t name it.
The Babe doing what he does best, take care of the kids by Hugh Murphy, on Flickr

[GoCubsGo32]

Man, some seriously awesome stuff in this thread...thanks everyone for posting.

Even though this snapshot is overexposed but, hey...I'll take it. Finally got my very first Ty Cobb snapper! Shows the Georgia Peach in his final season with the Tigers. July 16, 1926 at Yankees Stadium.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by GoCubsGo32

Man, some seriously awesome stuff in this thread...thanks everyone for posting.

Even though this snapshot is overexposed but, hey...I'll take it. Finally got my very first Ty Cobb snapper! Shows the Georgia Peach in his final season with the Tigers. July 16, 1926 at Yankees Stadium.

Congrats Gary!

[Exhibitman]

Satchel Paige, 1948



Joe D



Joe Louis, 1937.



Rocky Marciano, ca. 1950




Muhammad Ali, old school Polaroids. Probably Cassius Clay at the time

[TUM301]

Here`s a few Tony C`s from his rookie year, they should make a movie about his life.

A36BE020-D3DD-41E7-AFD6-AB684B6E8A0C by Hugh Murphy, on Flickr

[gonefishin]

Chief Bender in civilian clothes but ready to roll.

[AstroJake09]

Here’s a photo from my Dad’s photo album of his youth. In July of 1997 he made a short trip down to San Diego from his native Seattle to visit a good friend of his who was stationed there in the Navy. While he was there he took in at least one Mariners vs Padres game.

The photo didn’t have a date but I was able to start narrowing it down due to the sleeve patches on the Padres jerseys as being 1997 as part of the league-wide celebration in honor of the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier. Then I pulled up starting lineups from each game that season in which the Mariners had traveled to San Diego. The only result was a short, two game series over July 2-3. So, I narrowed it down to two possibilities. I noticed that the second base umpire in the photo looked a lot like Joe West so I referred to the box score, sure enough he was listed as being the second base umpire for the first game of the series on July 2nd. With Griffey as the only Mariner in the shot, I looked at the defensive lineup for San Diego and saw that the first baseman that night, Archi Cianfrocco, was right handed as was the defender in the photo. The next night would find left hander, Wally Joyner, manning first. So after a bit of research I was able to narrow down the photo to a summer night on July 2, in the midst of Junior’s MVP campaign.

Also notable was that Dad had another photo of Randy Johnson staring right at him in the outfield during warmups. Over the course of the night Dad would see five future Hall of Famers and a slew of legends and all-stars play in the game.

[Kaneen]

Here are some snapshots taken of the Big Red Machine at the pinnacle of their glory. These were taken on photo day at Reds Spring Training in 1977. Apparently, there was an option to have film developed back then with a postcard back by a company called "POST-A-PHOTO," as these all have a postcard printed back. I obtained the autographs on the signed ones in person.

Postcard Printed Back


Bill Plummer


Cesar Geronimo (Signed)


Cesar Geronimo (Signed)


Dan Driessen (Signed)


Dan Driessen (Signed)


Dave Concepcion (Signed)


Dave Concepcion (Signed)


Dave Concepcion

[Kaneen]

Doug Flynn (Signed)


Doug Flynn (Signed)


George Foster


George Scherger


Joe Morgan


Johnny Bench


Johnny Bench


Johnny Bench

[Kaneen]

Ken Griffey


Mike Lum


Mike Lum


Pete Rose & Sparky Anderson


Pete Rose & Sparky Anderson


Pete Rose


Sparky Anderson


Ted Kluszewski

[Exhibitman]

Those are great; they look like picture day at Little League! You just needed them kneeling with the bat.



Polaroid also made PC mounts for its early photos (they were so thin that they had to be mounted on something):




Pastrano was champ from 1963-1965, so the photos are no earlier than 1963 and probably no later than 1965.

[commishbob]

From one of my trips to Arlington Stadium in the mid-70s to see my Orioles.











me and Brooks


Brooks (the original) and my son, Brooks Robinson Andrews a couple of decades back



Finally... Jim Palmer (the Original) with my wife and I, and our twins, Brooks Robinson and James Palmer Andrews

[Exhibitman]

Those are sweet pics, Bob. I bet the players were surprised at the names of your kids.

Got this one recently:

[commishbob]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Those are sweet pics, Bob. I bet the players were surprised at the names of your kids.

Got this one recently:

Wow. Awesome Campy piece, Adam.

[baseballart]

Two women players, dressed in the Calgary uniforms of the Western Canada League. I haven't yet found if they played on a women's team, or were just dressing in the uniforms.

[Lucas00]

Originally Posted by baseballart

Two women players, dressed in the Calgary uniforms of the Western Canada League. I haven't yet found if they played on a women's team, or were just dressing in the uniforms.

I don't see your photo! Would love to though.

[calangels66]

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[calangels66]

1966. Angels players entering field through the stands.

[calangels66]

Camera Day at the Big A!

[calangels66]

So much more interaction with the fans back then.

[calangels66]

Frank Tanana.

[calangels66]

Nolan Ryan warming up on sidelines. Pitching coach Tom Morgan next to Ryan. Boston Red Sox in town.

[icollectDCsports]

Originally Posted by calangels66

So much more interaction with the fans back then.

That last photo of The Big A is just fantastic. Too bad The Big A is currently relegated to the parking lot.

[mossy56]

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