Pittsburgh Pirates Framed_Pittsburgh when a sportsman's day afield

when a sportsman's day afield was measured in shells slung close to the ribs

unshowy gaze of the man about to inherit it

1776 — an engraved likeness of Washington's most insubordinate lieutenant

catching the Bambino in the late twilight of his myth

with grim arithmetic

Pittsburgh Pirates Framed_Pittsburgh when a sportsman's day afieldPittsburgh Pirates 37615 a tobacco card from the dead ball era, when the Pirates wore wool flannels heavy with Allegheny dust and Forbes Field was still a young cathedral. The lithograph carries that peculiar stillness of early cardboard: a ballplayer caught mid century in pose, his stance preserved by a cigarette company long since vanished. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark