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07-27-2020, 11:46 AM
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Civil War Cannon Ball converted you a pitchers warm up ball.
Thanks Gary!
I’m out of town and can’t upload. This ball was sold in Rucker’s auction a ways back. It was advertised as a pitchers warm up ball. It sure feels heavy enough to be a cannon ball. Rucker seemed to be expert enough for me to bite? I think I have seen at least one more sold in auction over the years. I still have that old Best of Yesterday catalog. They don’t have the quality and quantity of memorabilia like they used to anymore! It seems to be slowly drying up! Quote:
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07-27-2020, 12:53 PM
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I still have that catalog, too, John. It is in tatters.
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