Joe Jackson remains red hot in these current auctions!

[brianp-beme]

This Joe Jackson photo to W514 card progression I found on the web nicely rebuts the previous hideous remark.

Brian

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

This Joe Jackson photo to W514 card progression I found on the web nicely rebuts the previous hideous remark.

Brian

Was it a Conlon photo? I believe another board member did some research and discovered many of the images in the W514 set are from Conlon's.

Only other Jackson cards I am aware from the year of the Scandal (1919) are both virtually unavailable (Felix Mendlesohn and Playball notebook). any others out there

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by hcv123

Was it a Conlon photo? I believe another board member did some research and discovered many of the images in the W514 set are from Conlon's.

Only other Jackson cards I am aware from the year of the Scandal (1919) are both virtually unavailable (Felix Mendlesohn and Playball notebook). any others out there

Not that I knew it previously, but it appears it is indeed a Conlon photo that was auctioned by REA a few years back, as seen in this link:

https://www.auctionreport.com/rea-of...14-strip-card/


Brian

[babraham]

Was visiting Greenville, SC a couple weeks ago with my daughter and stopped by the Joe Jackson museum there at his old house.
Pretty cool little setup...unfortunately we couldn't go inside since it is only open 10am-2pm on Saturday's. Bummer...hopefully next time.

[Jstottlemire1]

Originally Posted by babraham

Was visiting Greenville, SC a couple weeks ago with my daughter and stopped by the Joe Jackson museum there at his old house.
Pretty cool little setup...unfortunately we couldn't go inside since it is only open 10am-2pm on Saturday's. Bummer...hopefully next time.

Really cool stop for you. Thanks for sharing and the photo.