Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[MorganMiller1926]

Originally Posted by Cusick

This photo of Padgett in a Phillies uniform is from the Pottstown (PA) Mercury of April 16, 1947.

That piping around the neck is distinctive of the Phillies 1946 season. It was dropped for the 1947 regular season, so perhaps this photo is from 1947 Spring Training and the new uniform was unveiled on Opening Day. The Phillies have done this (new uniform unveiling on Opening Day) a couple of other times in their history (1950 and 1992).

[MorganMiller1926]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Several, including this one come up on a Google search...

Nice photo! Thank You!!. Hisle would later become a two-time A.L. all-star and an American League RBI champion with the Minnesota Twins (1977)..

[baseball-birthdays.com]

Fred Johnson, two appearances with the 1922 Giants and three with the 1923 club.

scans from an ebay listing by fedxit

[cinemaodyssey]

Pictured as a member of the 1889 Detroit Wolverines.

[cinemaodyssey]

Pictured as a member of the 1889 Detroit Wolverines.

[cinemaodyssey]

Pictured as a member of the 1889 Detroit Wolverines.

[cinemaodyssey]

I hadn't seen a clear representation of the Cleveland Players League uniform until this image came up for auction.

[brobby05]

Does anybody have any photos of George Thomas of the 1971 Minnesota Twins?

Thanks,
BRobby05

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by brobby05

Does anybody have any photos of George Thomas of the 1971 Minnesota Twins?

Thanks,
BRobby05

Here are three options...

[Terry D]

Brian Snyder was a left-hander out of Flemington, New Jersey (famous for Flemington Furs, which I often saw advertised when rding on Route 22 from New York to Philadelphia). After bouncing around with a couple of organizations he finally got a major league shot with the Mariners in 1985. The M's staff was wracked by injuries that year, and they wound up using 21 pitchers. Snyder got into 17 games, six of them starts, and went 1-2, 6.37 with 1 save in just over 35 innings. He surfaced again with the juicy 1989 A's, getting less than an inning of ML work before disappearing forever. He made the '86 Topps set with Seattle but until recently the only major league image of him with Oakland was a tiny, blurred glimpse in the back row of a team photo. The attached shot is black and white and not terribly big, but the quality is quite good. I found it on a page devoted to major leaguers from Clemson University.

[brobby05]

Originally Posted by brobby05

Does anybody have any photos of George Thomas of the 1971 Minnesota Twins?

Thanks,
BRobby05

I should've mentioned that I kinda wanted to stick with TOPPS Vault images but I appreciate guys' efforts.


Also, does anybody have a Topps Vault image of Chuck Harrison of the 1971 Royals, too?


Thanks a million to everybody!


Brobby05

[brobby05]

Hi,


I just noticed that a Chuck Harrison photo was in zip # GZ, I never got that one. Could somebody send that one to me please...I'd really appreciate it.


Thanks,


Brobby05

[keonleafs]

Originally Posted by brobby05

Hi,


I just noticed that a Chuck Harrison photo was in zip # GZ, I never got that one. Could somebody send that one to me please...I'd really appreciate it.


Thanks,


Brobby05

Listed as Royals (GZ558), but pic was from his Astros stand.

[brobby05]

Hi,


Yes I didn't have the photo but I didn't get the GZ zip file either...could someone send me the zip???


Thanks!


Brobby05

[DeweyintheHall]

There are two images of this guy in the newest Ebay listings from the Vault. Both are identified as Sid Monge, whom he clearly isn't. I'm thinking Mike Overy. Yes?

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

There are two images of this guy in the newest Ebay listings from the Vault. Both are identified as Sid Monge, whom he clearly isn't. I'm thinking Mike Overy. Yes?

Yes.

[rrb77]

1916-17 Boston Red Sox ... from ebay seller fedxit

[cinemaodyssey]

Though heavily doctored, this does picture Belden in his 1897 Cleveland Spiders uniform.

[Dto7]

Stubby Magner as a member of the Lafayette high school in Buffalo, New York. from the Buffalo Times 1908.

[cinemaodyssey]

Facepack upgrade of the same image, picturing Driscoll when he played college baseball for the University of Maine.