Cracker Jack Ty Cobb large Panama map every baluster and cornice rendered

every baluster and cornice rendered in the civic vocabulary of a republic still rebuilding its self-image after the war

Charge of the 24th and 25th Colored Infantry and Rescue of Rough Riders at San Juan — a chromolithograph that hands the San Juan Heights back to the Black regulars who actually carried them

the Washington belle who married the Little Giant at the height of his quarrels with Lincoln

its branches and powers diagrammed like the schematic of a machine that had just survived being torn apart and was now being explained back to itself

Cracker Jack Ty Cobb large Panama map every baluster and cornice renderedCracker Jack Ty Cobb a 1914 candy issue card pulled from a sticky box of caramel corn, its red background bleeding behind the Georgia Peach in his Tigers flannel. Cobb stares out with the same flat, calculating menace that filed his spikes sharp, a portrait of the deadball era's most feared baserunner reduced to a thin slip of sugared cardboard. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark