What would be the most valuable original baseball photo (if it existed)?

[bcbgcbrcb]

How about an 1840's dag of the Knickerbockers baseball club w/Alexander Cartwright pictured?

[jerseygary]

You know how the press photographers used to stand right by the batters box up until the 1940's? Well what if a couple of them snapped shots at the moment The Babe was gesturing at the plate in the 1932 World Series! Now THAT would settle a lot of arguments and fetch a pretty penny...

[mcgwirecom]

Carl Mays beaning Ray Chapman...

[Ladder7]

I wouldn't like to see the Chapman photo. Well, at least on my wall at home.

Cicotte hitting Maurice Rath signalling the fix was in. That would be some shot.

[scmavl]

Phil (bcbgcbrcb) is also looking for a pre-rookie of Christopher Columbus back when he was canoeing. 1489 or earlier...

[JimStinson]

Pre Rookie Columbus WoW ! What team did he play for and I will keep on the lookout. You never know. My vote would be a photo of Joe Jackson retrieving the $$$$ from under his pillow

[Splinte1941]

I'll take any pre-war Type 1 Ted Williams I can get my hands on and will pay a premium.

Whoops. Wrong thread.

[Shoeless Moe]

Satchel Paige pitching to Josh Gibson, photo taken from behind home plate with the outfield called in.......if that in fact happened as well, just like the "Called Shot."

[Splinte1941]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Satchel Paige pitching to Josh Gibson, photo taken from behind home plate with the outfield called in.......if that in fact happened as well, just like the "Called Shot."

I said it earlier in the thread, but the more I think about it, the better the idea of the Called Shot becomes. That would be in my top 3 easy.