Frank “Home Run” Baker T227 pose, 1911 – The Chapman Deadball Collection

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Frank “Home Run” Baker T227 pose, 1911

Frank “Home Run” Baker T227 pose, 1911

1- Photographs, Charles M. Conlon, Frank "Home Run" Baker, Hall of Famers, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball Era, Photos used for Cards, The New York HeraldSeptember 5, 2020

Famous Charles Conlon image of Baker that was used for the T227 baseball card set. The image was also used in newspaper ads for Coca-Cola as well.

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Baker T227 pose

"Home Run Baker" T227 pose

PhotographerCharles M. ConlonYear1911Image Size5 x 7.5Image TypeVintage gelatin silver printShare

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