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10-23-2011, 09:38 PM
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That Cubs pennant is the most aesthetically appealing pennant I've ever seen.
This group of items belonged to a semi-pro catcher who in 1911 played against the Kansas City, KS Giants, Leland's Chicago Giants, the Buxton Wonders, and who knows who else. The scorebook is from the 1911-12 seasons, the bat is dated by the label to 1911-15, and the ball is early 1910's. 
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