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Old 01-24-2022, 07:18 PM
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Nice ones George, not sure I ever saw the Grover Cleveland one before.
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Wonderful stuff from everyone...Some truly great and fascinating collections out there!
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Nice ones George, not sure I ever saw the Grover Cleveland one before.

Thank you Bruce. Love seeing your diverse publications among other things!


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It's not quite 19th century but since someone already posted a picture of the 1902 "Church book" I thought I would post some related items. McVey and Waddell are the size of the book itself; the schedule is like a pamphlet.
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I continue to be impressed Michael. I never owned any of Church supplements, calendar’s or schedules. Very nice to see them .
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Hopefully 1901 is close enough to count in this thread - this is my only vintage baseball book. Featuring John McGraw on the cover this was apparently written by Fred "Crazy" Schmidt. (https://thebaseballbloggess.com/2021...-crazy-schmit/)

Luckily, I have the piece of paper that is missing from the front cover. If anyone knows a good restorer who would reattach it, please let me know.

The book measures 4.5" x 6.5".
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Love it and have never seen it before. It is also unlisted in Grobani's Guide to Baseball Literature.
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Yes the McGraw is very nice and very rare.
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