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102bas: 1890 Baseball's Social Scene. Lovely antique color engraving shows several scenes of crowds socializing during baseball. Caption reads, "The Social Side of Inter-Collegiate Baseball." Published in an issue of Harper's Weekly circa 1890. 11x16 in. $50
103bas: 1894 Inter-Collegiate Baseball Scenes. Print shows several photgraphs of inter-collegiate baseball games. Photos accompanied by unrelated text. Published in an 1894 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $30
110bas: 1895 Inter-collegiate Portraits. Print shows several scenes of Ivy League baseball teams. Photos are accompanied by text. Published in an 1895 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $60
111bas: 1899 Inter-collegiate Baseball Stars. Print shows several scenes of Ivy League stars in action. Photos accompanied by text. Published in an 1899 issue of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $30
115bas: A.B. Frost baseball print. This hand colored half tone shows a runner about to slide into home base with the catcher standing ready to catch the ball and tag the runner out.This would make an excellent gift for any baseball enthusiasts 10.5x15 in. $80
205bas: Hand-colored engraving from Harper's Weekly. The Winning Run - How Is It, Umpire? Dated August 22, 1885 Drawn by T. De Thulstrup. 11x16 in. $150
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216bas: This print is a an advertisement dated 1935 for the Young & Rubicam Advertising Agency of New York, Chicago and Detroit. The title at the top reads, "Not So Good", while the text relays the message that you shouldn't sacrifice sureness simply to play to the grandstand.
13.5x11 in. $40
222bas: A. B. Frost did this delightful cartoon version of a baseball team in the August 30, 1890 issue of Harper's Weekly. Each of the team positions is portrayed by a different caricature - including the Grand Stand and the Bleachers. 16x11in. $20
226bas: 1887 Second baseman catching the ball. Hand colored full page engraved image from Harper's Weekly titled, "Thrown Out on Second" drawn by Gilbert Gaul. Shows a second baseman catching the ball during a baseball game. 22 X 16in. $225
231bas: 1940s Antique Baseball Game Advertisement titled, "Tip Tops vs. All Stars." This is a beautiful baseball game advertisement by the American Printing Company from St. Joseph's Missouri - on reverse is a child with an All Stars Jersey pitching - presumably this is a little league poster. 14 x 11in. $60
235bas: 1869 Burglar's Implements Used In the Ocean Bank Robbery, New York City AND Presentation Of A Champion Bat To the "Red Stocking" Base-Ball Club, Cincinnati, Ohio, On Its Return Home - Sketched By J.A. Gervis. Hand-colored half-tone published in Harper's Weekly on July 24, 1869. Top scene on page depicts various types of tools and bottom scene on page displays the Presentation of a Champion Bat to the "Red-Stocking" Baseball Club. 11x16in. $50
237bas: 1881 The Cornel Crew For England - From Photographs By Evans and The Princeton College Base-Ball Nine - Photographed By Pach, hand-colored wood engraving published in Harper's Weekly on May 14, 1881, depicting on upper half of page, the four Cornell Crew for England; and on lower half of page, The Princeton College Base-Ball Nine. 11x16in. $60
238bas: Safe Hit Texas Vegetables Package Label from Gulf Distributing Co., Inc. in Weslaco, Texas, U.S.A. Picture shows a baseball player in action after striking the ball with his bat. 5x7in. $30
253bas:
Harper's Weekly
1888
Two popular players of the St. Louis Base-ball Team
On the fiels portraits of Charles Comiskey and W. A Latham. Top of page inclused obituary and portrait of John Wentworth, former Mayor of Chicago Hand Colored
11" x 16"
$70
255bas:
Harper's Weekly
1910
Two Out and Bases Full
description
11 x 16 page, inset image is 8" x 5.75"
$30
256bas:
1906
The Eleventh Hour
Hand Colored wood engraving, drawn by O.D. Gibson
16" x 11"
$60
259bas:
Colliers Weekly
1903
The Game Begins
A note on the weaker sex- the hero attends a championship football match, but finds it difficult to fasten his attention on the contest. Hand Colored
16" x 22"
$60
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261bas:
Harper's Weekly
June 9, 1883
Baseball of the Future
16" x 11"
$40
262bas:
Harper's Weekly
January 12, 1889
Farmer Stebbin At The Bat
11" x 16"
$40
263bas:
Colliers Weekly
c.1900
The Game Is On
16" x 22"
$60
267bas:
1886 Hand colored wood engraving on bottom of page from Harper's Weekly showing, "The New Grounds Of the Metropolitan Baseball Club of Staten Island." Drawn by Schell and Hogan.
16-1/2 x 11 in. $40
Black & White: $30
270bas:
1893 Engraving from The Illustrated Sporting And Dramatic News showing scenes of baseball players, the spectators, people cheering, dining, and friends of the players socializing while seated at the ballgame. Title of engraving is, "Eton and Harrow at Lords."
16 x 10-1/2 in. $60
271bas:
1865 Engraving featured in Harper's Weekly showing on top of page the "Base-Ball Match Between the 'Athletics,' of Philadelphia, PA., and the 'Atlantics' of Brooklyn, N.Y., Played at Philadelphia, October 30, 1865." Sketched by J.B. Beale.
16 x 11 in. $40
273bas:
1931 Chromolithographed cover of the New Yorker by artist Charles Donelan which shows a baseball player readying his pitch as an umpire stands watch behind him in the distance. Bottom corner has a small piece missing in the border area.
11 x 8-1/2 in. $30
274bas:
1938 Liberty Magazine cover by artist Charles Towne which shows a gentleman playing baseball as he holds his bat while a young boy stoops nearby, readying his catcher's mitt.
11-1/2 x 8 in. $20
275bas:
1889 Hand colored wood engravings featured in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper titled, "The Popular Interest in Base-Ball."
16 x 11 in. $120
276bas:
1921 Halftones featured in The National Police Gazette show four images. Top left image is titled, "Pittsburgh's Celebrated Brothers." Image depicts Paul and Lloyd Waner, whose outfielding and batting for Pirates has been one of the season's sensations back in that era.
15-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. $40
277bas:
1891 Hand colored half-tone images on top and bottom of page featured in Harper's Weekly. Top image shows Princeton's Base-Ball Nine team players and bottom image shows Yale's Base-Ball Nine team players.
16 x 11 in. $80
278bas:
1869 Leslie's Weekly Advertiser featuring eight half-tone images of Nationals and Americans' Baseball players from that era.
15-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. $35
279bas:
1911 Half-tone images on top and bottom of page. Bottom image is titled, "When 'The House' Plays Baseball." Baseball players shown are the Washington Statesmen as members of this Baseball Nine.
15-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. $40