1- Photographs – Page 9 – The Chapman Deadball Collection

Chief Bender, c. 1917

Chief Bender shown late in his career with the Philadelphia Phillies.

Joe McGinnity, c. 1904

“Iron Man” Joe McGinnity strikes a pose during Spring Training in Savannah, Georgia circa 1904. This image graced the cover of Spalding’s How to Pitch from 1905 and onwards.

Red Faber, c. 1915

Hall of Famers, Paul Thompson's The Article Syndicate, Red Faber

Reb Faber in circa 1915

Eddie Collins, 1914

Brown Brothers, Eddie Collins, Hall of Famers

Eddie Collins in 1914 at Spring Training. Photo by Brown Brothers.

Walter Johnson, 1913

Hall of Famers, Walter Johnson

Walter Johnson receiving a trophy on Walter Johnson Day in 1913.

Ty Cobb and Bennie Kauff, 1916

Hall of Famers, Ty Cobb, Underwood & Underwood

Ty Cobb and Bennie Kauff in Houston, Texas during Spring Training in 1916.

Eddie Plank, 1914

Brown Brothers, Eddie Plank, Hall of Famers

Eddie Plank in 1914 by Brown Brothers at Spring Training.

Jack Powell, c. 1910

1- Photographs, Bell & Palfrey, Collections, Jack Powell, Photographers, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball Era, William Bell & George E. Palfrey

Jack Powell image by Bell & Palfrey.

Hooks Wiltse, 1911

Hooks Wiltse, Louis Van Oeyen, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball Era

Hooks Wiltse in 1911 as shot by Louis Van Oeyen.

Dusty Rhodes, c. 1904 by Hugh O’Neil

Hugh O'Neil, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball Era

This image of Dusty Rhodes was taken in circa 1904 by Hugh O’Neil whose stamp is barely visible on back. The Paul Thompson syndicate stamp was likely placed on the photo a few years later.

Chief Bender, c. 1910

Ben Armiger, Chief Bender, Hall of Famers, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball Era

Chief Bender photo by Ben Armiger, a Philadelphia photographer. A later generation print.

Eddie Collins, c. 1912

Brown Brothers, Eddie Collins, Hall of Famers, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball Era

Eddie Collins at Hilltop Park in New York in 1912. Photo by Brown Brothers and almost identical as a shot of Home Run Baker that is also in the collection.