Aw Shucks; that was supposed to read SAL'S, SAL'S EL & CHICAGO HARDY
I've seen a discussion that reports that Sal's and Sal's Corleone  are the same fig. That information quoted this site as the basis for the claim.

I also recall discussions to the effect that Edible landscaping once sold a Sal's, and that later the operator there announced that Chicago Hardy and Sal's were the same fig. 

Further, I seem to recall that the original Sal's EL, Gene's strain, is not the same as that later sold as Sal;s.

Now; what I would like to know is which Sal's is supposed to be the same as Sal's Corleone?
Ox

Oooh [E:you] good oold Sal [E: person], where are you?!

Yesss, I like it:)
Please post pictures of Sal´s Corleone.
Anyone;)?

Sorry can't help
Sal G (LMAO)

Ok, Guys;
The fellow who posted a link to this site as evidence that Sal's fig and Sal's Corleone had it wrong apparently.  I have the Sal's fig and Hardy Chicago, so I know they are not the same.  It was the claim that Sal's fig and Sal's Corleone were the same that threw me. 
Ox

Hi Ox,
later this growing season i hope to post all three EL Sals, Hardy Chicago and Sals Corleone side by side and probably a few other pictures of them such as fruit .

Hello,

There are 3 (qualifying) Sal's Figs.
Sal must be a very common Italian name...

(a) Sal's (El/Gene) - The mostly distributed one; looks like an HC.
(b) Sal's (Corleone) - Belleclare #31; still rather rare.
(c) Sal's (other?) - Belleclare # 39; still very MUCH illusive.

(b) looks VERY different from (a). Herman, once posted an
eye-split pic of it somewhere an a FF.  His came from me.

(c) somewhat looks like (a); but I KNOW that it is different
(there is some dispute, of origin/which-came-first; (c) or (a)).
I got mine thru an accidental-mislabel fig form a member
and some further inquiring about its ID/source...
A characteristic feature is the SMALLER leaves. Two other
members may have it, but did not know it (I did alert them).
Will post a pic later... 

EL = Edible Landscaping

Gene = http://figs4funforum.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=4302507

I dunno about Belleclare figs, there are a lot, and Belleclare is closed, so ... gotta rely on the 'old timers' for that.

Gene on his eastcoastfigs site seems to be saying that his EL Sals and #39 are one and the same.  I do not doubt that Gorgi’s #39 is different, or looks and behaves differently.  There are many possible explanations, such as a bud sport, for example.