Let's see your favorite 19th Century Cabinets!

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by molenick

Here are some women's teams.

Michael, I have perused these fotos probably too many times and simply can't contain myself any more and am forced to make a few comments.
Team#1. The woman on the far left holding a sledge hammer is no doubt the team enforcer.
Team#2. The hussy lounging against the wall actually has her skirt above the knee (gasp) and clearly giving a-come-hither look to the photographer. If that isn't enough, the masculine-looking lady in the center has her hand resting on the player below. Might be something clearly going on there.
3.This team is obviously sponsored by the local funeral home.
4. I can't think of anything to say here other than the manager has a great 'stash. Apologies in advance.

[Schwertfeger1007]

I love that LA Cabinet Jay. Great Boston "quasi" Gary.

Keep them coming boys!! This might be the best N54 thread of all time.

...ok I might be a bit biased, LOL

[molenick]

Since the women seem to be popular, here is one more. This is Lizzie Arlington (real name Elizabeth Stride) who, in 1898, became the first woman to play for a professional men's baseball team.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizzie_Arlington

[Schwertfeger1007]

These 2 were just listed in BST.

Also lets keep this thread going!

[molenick]

Very nice...Glasscock is right up there as an overlooked 19th century HOF candidate.

This is my only Dogs Head.

[oldjudge]

Comparing the two Dogs Head cabinets it appears that the mounts were not consistent----look at the placement of the & on each. You see something new every day.

[Schwertfeger1007]

Jay- Have you seen any other Dog's Head variations over the years?