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#5
05-13-2010, 08:58 AM
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There are a bunch picturing early generic baseballl scenes from the 1800s. Go to Leland's archives, and you'll see many examples. Here's one...
http://lelands.com/Auction.aspx/Auct...ographs_/page1 Below is a link to a nice Babe Ruth one, also from Lelands... http://lelands.com/Auction.aspx/Auct...uth-Card/page1 
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