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Frank “Home Run” Baker – Oversized Portrait, c. 1911

Frank “Home Run” Baker – Oversized Portrait, c. 1911

1- Photographs, American Press Association, Frank "Home Run" Baker, Hall of Famers, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball EraSeptember 5, 2020

Huge 14 x 17 oversize photo of an intense Baker. These were hung at newsstands to sell newspapers, thus the oversize type on back to enable it to be read at a distance. The largest Type 1 Deadball Era photograph we have ever seen.

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Oversized Home Run Baker image
"Home Run" Baker Oversized Portrait
PhotgrapherAmerican Press AssociationYear1911Image Size14 x 17Image TypeVintage gelatin silver printAuthenticationPSA - Type 1Share

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