World Series Program Frame Style:Bourbon Frame Stewart's Grove

Stewart's Grove

a chromolithograph published thirty years on — when the work of remembrance had hardened into pageantry and the generals' faces had begun to belong to schoolrooms more than to battlefields

one of the few that placed the Bambino among boxers and hockey players as a sovereign of his sport

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drawn in the patient hand of a man whose name would later grace a Philadelphia ballpark

World Series Program Frame Style:Bourbon Frame Stewart's GroveWorld Series Program the kind of bound keepsake a fan folded into his coat pocket on the morning of a Fall Classic, its cover art and lineup pages doubling as both souvenir and scorekeeper. To hold one is to hold the hush before the first pitch, when October still belonged to anyone clutching a ticket and a pencil. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's drawings,