Baseball Collection (page 8)

Elberfeld, New York, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11. Played for the New York Highlanders (1903-1909)

Doyle, New York, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11. Second baseman in Major League Baseball from 1907 to 1920

Demmitt, New York, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11. Outfielder in Major League from 1909-1919 for the New York Highlanders, St

Chase, New York, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

John Morrell, 1st Baseman, Boston, from Worlds Champions, Second Series (N43) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

William Ewing, Catcher, New York, from Worlds Champions, Second Series (N43) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

James H. Fogarty, Right Fielder, Philadelphia, from Worlds Champions, Second Series (N43) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

Charles H. Getzien, Pitcher, Detroit, from Worlds Champions, Second Series (N43) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

James Ryan, Center Fielder, Chicago, from Worlds Champions, Second Series (N43) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

George F. Miller, Catcher, Pittsburgh, from Worlds Champions, Second Series (N43) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes, 1888

Baseball Scene, 1880-1900. Creator: Beatty and Votteler
Baseball Scene, 1880-1900

Family Watches Delivery Date: 1950

Player Out at Home Date: 1936

White Sox Ball Grounds

College Baseball Stands Date: 1889

Early Baseball Date: 1875

Batter and Catcher

Baseball Overseas Date: 1884

Duke of York - Exhibition Baseball Match, Stamford Bridge
Albert, Duke of York (1895-1952) (later King George VI) atteding an Exhibition Baseball Match at Stamford Bridge (the home of Chelsea FC) between the New York Giants and the Chicago White Socks

BASEBALL FOR LADIES
Young Lady Baseballlists The very novel and already successful idea of manager W.S.Franklin and the belles of the Ball and Bat. Date: 1890

BOAT PICNIC 1929
Young upper class couple enjoying a delicious-looking picnic on a boat. Date: circa 1929

England, Whispering Bob Harris radio and television presenter

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USA, New York, Cooperstown, statue of James Fenimore Cooper in Cooper Park next to Baseball Hall of Fame

Oldring, Philadelphia, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Murphy, Philadelphia, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Nichols, Philadelphia, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Livingstone, Philadelphia, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

H. Davis, Philadelphia, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Barry, Philadelphia, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Manning, New York, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Becker, Boston, National League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Lake, New York, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Beck, Boston, National League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Bates, Boston, National League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Beaumont, Boston, National League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Unglaub, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Tannehill, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Street, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

McBride, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Shipke, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Schaefer, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Milan, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Gray, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Johnson, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Groom, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Elberfeld, Washington, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Krause, Philadelphia, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

Dygert, Philadelphia, American League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company, 1909-11

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