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Maybe this advertising padlock is an example of his poor business marketing skills. Though it is more interesting than a trade card. If it's genuine that winner got a great deal, as it's the only example I've seen.
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that's a darn cool lock....I have one that says Rugby on it with a relief of a football/rugby ball....but never heard of that Anson lock.
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Assuming it's period, maybe someone gave it to him as a gift. It's kind of cool.
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Quite possibly it was created for & used on rental lockers in his bowling & billiard parlor.
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That's what I was thinking Fred. It's a very cool item and someone IMO got a heck of a deal...I would bet in an REA type auction it would bring many multiples of that final ebay price.
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Cap Anson was a pretty good bowler and actually won the ABC (American Bowling Congress) Team title in 1904 at the age of 43. I wish I would have seen this item, as a collector bowling memorabilia, I would have like to have added it to my collection.
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I bought this inkwell several years back partly for it's resemblence to Anson. I didn't know about him bowling until this thread. I wonder if it is him?
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