1919 World Series Frame Style:Canvas Wrap the strain — drawn with

the strain — drawn with a seriousness usually reserved for industrial machinery

over whom citizenship was for

rendered with the studied gravity of a Democrat trying to outlast the Panic of '37 and the Whig knives already sharpening for 1840

where America first carved its bobsled ambitions into the icebound chutes above Mirror Lake

The Bloodletters Beacon — Koken Patent Blueprint captures the working geometry of the Victorian barber's trade — the angles

1919 World Series Frame Style:Canvas Wrap the strain — drawn with199worldseries a World Series program from the threshold of a new century, its cover art carrying the weight of October baseball when the Fall Classic still felt like a civic ritual. The kind of artifact that smells faintly of newsprint and bunting, printed for fans who folded it into their coat pockets and kept it for the rest of their lives. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark