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09-05-2016, 02:49 PM
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Some insane eye candy in this thread. I'll play.
Bought this 1890 cabinet from Terry Knouse at a bygone National. Sold it in the first LOTG auction. Miss it dearly.   My KBats collection, all two of 'em.   Recent acquisition. Couldn't pass it up.  Have showed this before. John Ewing, younger brother of Buck, won 21 games for the Pelicans in 1887.  No info on this photo as to when or where. Might not be 19th century but close as dammit is to swearing and too cool to not show. Maybe Mr Kreindler or some other genius can opine as to which stadium this is. Those columns look familiar. Pittsburgh? 
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