A.H Homan's Late 19th C. Hand-stitched Leather Softball man in suit where Ballantine had a significant

where Ballantine had a significant presence

but I believe this was also an art school color exercise

I have a feeling Fancher repurposed the watercolor Chicks for Sale sign in order to make his athletics illustration

by French astronomer Warren de la Rue during the total solar eclipse in 1860--and how beautiful they are

photos show what I can easily see

A.H Homan's Late 19th C. Hand-stitched Leather Softball man in suit where Ballantine had a significantI've said before and it continues to be true that I've got a special weakness for old hand stitched baseballs, softballs, and otherwise beautiful and resilient objects, bearing traces of every hand and bat that ever touched them, and prized enough for one reason or another to have endured (or found many years later out in far left field!). This is a hand stitched leather softball, late ish 19th c. I believe based on some research comparison. With a