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Old 06-25-2017, 06:02 PM
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Default 1866 Base Ball Dance Invitation

Really a cool thread!

This Victorian Era 1866 Base Ball Dance Invitation is a favorite of mine and originated from the collection another net54 board member.
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Default Deacon Muller Figure

Made in 1868 is the oldest piece I own
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Lon Kinch - Columbia BBC - Bordentown, NJ - Catcher - c. 1866

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I had a couple of these a while back, only one now, and misplaced so I can't do a better scan. Anyway, a letterhead from the company that came up with the modern baseball. A bit hard to see but the printed date is 186_

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Did you originally have this one Steve??
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I guess this should count in the pre-Civil War category, an 1859 Unions of Morrisiana v. Excelsiors trophy ball. For those unfamiliar with the Unions, they played in what later became The Bronx, about a mile from the current Yankee Stadium.
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Did you originally have this one Steve??
No, Mine were all blank.

If I had an actual letter, I'd probably still have it. That's really neat.
It's also interesting. Of the three I got two were short, the third extra long, about legal size. From the look of the letter they'd trim the large page to fit the letter they wrote.

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