Birdee Cree, 1909 by Charles Conlon – The Chapman Deadball Collection

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Birdee Cree, 1909 by Charles Conlon

Birdee Cree, 1909 by Charles Conlon

Birdie Cree, Charles M. Conlon, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball EraApril 16, 2023

Birdee Cree of the Ne York Highlanders at Hilltop Park in New York in 1909. Photo by Charles M. Conlon which bears his home address stamp of 111th Street.

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Birdee Cree in 1909

PhotographerCharles M. ConlonYear1909Item Size8 x 10Item TypeVintage gelatin silver printShare

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