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01-12-2022, 09:52 AM
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Jim, here I am jumping out of my shoes. Coincidentally the book Jon posted, which is great, used to be mine.
I will post a couple, but Max has the best book collection I have ever seen. I no longer have a large collection as I have started to wind down, but I do have some nice associational volumes, I think mostly posted before. My 2 favorites, Spalding’s National Game, inscribed to George Wright, with about 100 notes, annotations etc. by Wright. Chadwick’s corrected copy of his 1868, Base Ball, which includes correcting the diagram. It was never reprinted with the numerous corrections, most of which are typos. Printed upside down, sorry, they were correct when uploaded. Last edited by bgar3; 01-12-2022 at 09:53 AM. Reason: Typo 
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