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08-10-2021, 07:05 PM
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Incredible items! I really like seeing the pre 1860 ones, but all are great to view. Pedodds, yes yours is a "Lehigh" ball. I will try to post more information when I talk to the finder of them next month.
Does anyone know the oldest figure eight style trophy ball? Are all of the pre 1867 ones lemon peel? Pedodds, the two you show with the different stitching patterns are awesome. Alan 
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