Pittsburgh Crawfords Lambeau_Field_Art Cracker Jack Ty Cobb —

Cracker Jack Ty Cobb — a 1914 candy-issue card pulled from a sticky box of caramel corn

and enforced at the edge of the Chattahoochee

the way the era insisted its slaughter be remembered

that stretch of the 1920s when the grounds bore owner Jim Dunn's name and the Indians were still flush from their 1920 pennant

Pittsburgh Crawfords Lambeau_Field_Art Cracker Jack Ty Cobb —Pittsburgh Crawfords 71e1d4 a Negro League program from the Greenlee era, when Gus's payroll could field Josh Gibson, Cool Papa Bell, and Satchel Paige on the same diamond. The cover carries that particular Pittsburgh swagger, printed cheap and built to outlive the segregation that tried to keep it small. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's drawings, and from