Harry Steinfeldt, c. 1908-1909 by Francis P. Burke, E-90-3 image – The Chapman Deadball Collection

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Harry Steinfeldt, c. 1908-1909 by Francis P. Burke, E-90-3 image

Harry Steinfeldt, c. 1908-1909 by Francis P. Burke, E-90-3 image

1- Photographs, Collections, Francis P. Burke, Harry Steinfeldt, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball Era, Photos used for CardsMay 4, 2022

Harry Steinfeldt circa 1908-1909 as shot by Francis P. Burke of Burke & Atwell. This image was taken in the West Side Grounds in Chicago, home of the Cubs. Burke is one of the most unappreciated great Deadball photographers. He was a master of capturing the fluidity of players in action.

We know it is a Burke photo based on another known copy with the Burke & Atwell stamp on back.

This image was used to create Steinfeldt’s E90-3 card image.

E90-3 card image

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Steinfeldt by Francis P. Burke

PhotographerFrancis P. BurkeYearC. 1908-1909Item Size8 x 10Item TypeVintage gelatin silver printAuthenticationPSA - Type 1Share

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