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rendered with the studied dignity of a party desperate to project calm as Kansas bled and the Union strained at every seam
Garfield on the East Portico
its diagrammed sliding stones and tabletop rink rendered with the patient geometry of a man who understood that curling's quiet drama could survive being shrunk to the size of a coffee table
Springfield
John G Kling Chicago Cubs Baseball Card Portrait — an early tobacco-era likeness of the Cubs' steady backstop
US Patent No. 494913 Lawn Tennis Fork by R W Booth (1893) Frame Style:Verdigris Frame rendered with the studied dignityUs Patent No. 494913 Lawn Tennis Fork by R W Booth (1893) Booth's inventor's diagram catches lawn tennis in its flannel and grass infancy, when a gentleman's court demanded a tool to lift sod and pluck stray balls without stooping. The schematic renders the slender shaft and tined head with the patient gravity of a draftsman convinced the genteel game deserved its own implement. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American
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