Cy Young Cleveland Naps Baseball Card Portrait Frame Style:Verdigris Frame Bragg's Battery

Bragg's Battery

Republican Candidate for the President of the United States — the Pathfinder rendered as standard-bearer

169133 reads as a study in restraint — the close

rendered with the swagger of a metropolis convinced that steel and ambition could marry two cities into one

almost familial — belongs to an age when the presidency was something the country still claimed by handshake

Cy Young Cleveland Naps Baseball Card Portrait Frame Style:Verdigris Frame Bragg's BatteryCy Young Cleveland Naps Baseball Card Portrait 5 a portrait card from the deadball era, when Cleveland's club still answered to "Naps" and the game's winningest pitcher wore their flannel. The likeness is steady, unhurried, the face of a man who understood that 500 victories are accumulated one careful inning at a time. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's