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Old 03-22-2021, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Blitzu View Post
Wanted to see if I could get some assistance with the following baseball uniform advertisement I picked up at an antique store the other day. It looks to be 1910 era, has Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson and I believe Johnny Evers on it. The reverse has 7 of the 8 pieces of original Silk used to make the uniforms. The only other thing I can find that’s similar is an eBay listing for a page that is similar but not identical to mine. They’re is page 28 and mine is page 38 from looks what to be a large book, and theirs doesn’t have any of the original fabric on the back and had 9 pieces instead of 8.

Can anyone shed some light on this piece? The printing looks to be 1910 era lithograph, and I love how it still has the silk pieces on the back.





Great pickup and really cool piece! This is similar to pages from several other salesman's sample oversized books I've seen over the years: Royal Tailors, Crack-A-Jack uniforms, etc. Is the manufacturer named anywhere, I can't read the printing? I've always thought they made great display pieces, and have had several featuring WaJo over the years. I'd put the value at somewhere in the $500-$1,000 range.
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