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Originally Posted by UKCardGuy
Great info Kyle. Is it possible that Henry Wohlke worked for one of the pennant companies rather than having his own company?
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Anything's possible. All we know is Henry Wohlke "claimed" (owned) the copyright. And, he's
not credited as the artist.
He could have been the attorney that filed the copyright, on behalf of someone else? Most likely, he was some novelty operator that sold pennants in the New York City area.
What's really odd is that the copyright only appears on the Brooklyn pennant--and not the Yankees companion piece from the same '49 world series. Why?
It's the very same artwork!