Search Constraints

Start Over
You searched for: baseball Remove constraint baseball Collection William L. Clements Library Image Bank Remove constraint Collection: William L. Clements Library Image Bank
1 - 8 of 8
Number of results to display per page
View results as:
List Map Gallery

Search Results

1. [Tannery crew baseball team]

Notes:
Probably WW Rice Leather Co. at Kegonic 3 1/2 miles north of Petosky on the GR + I RR written on back.
Data Provider:
University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:
William L. Clements Library Image Bank

2. [Printed stationery featuring three elves resembling Palmer Cox's The Brownies playing baseball in the positions of catcher, pitcher, and batter]

Notes:
Kathleen [Tuttle] ALS to Marion [Freeman Elwell], December 25, [1894]. Amherst, Ma., page 1. From a collection containing the personal correspondence of Levi Henry Elwell and his family. Elwell was a professor in Amherst, Massachusetts, and many of the letters relate to his children's studies at Vassar College and Amherst College, as well as their everyday lives in Massachusetts and New York.
Data Provider:
University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:
William L. Clements Library Image Bank

3. [A new baseball cap, which was made from an old shirt, with a long bill to protect against the hot Indian sun]

Notes:
Russ[ell G. Schlagal] ALS to Marge[ry Schlagal], April 23, [1945]. s.l., page 3. From a collection of letters that Lieutenant Russell G. Schlagal wrote to his wife Margery while serving in the United States Army during World War II. Schlagal discussed his experiences in India and on the island of Tinian, and he often illustrated his letters with ink sketches and watercolor paintings.
Data Provider:
University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:
William L. Clements Library Image Bank

4. [A stick figure in a baseball cap asking for help while riding a penny farthing (bicycle), another stick figure pushing from behind]

Notes:
Willys [Peck Kent] ALS to Papa [Evarts Bradford Kent], August 7, 1888. s.l., page 4. From a collection of letters written and received by Reverend Evarts Kent and members of his family throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Kent and his family corresponded with friends and family members in several states, including Vermont, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Georgia, Massachusetts, and North Carolina. Most letters concern family news, education, religion, travel, family relationships, and similar personal subjects.
Data Provider:
University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:
William L. Clements Library Image Bank

5. [A young man with a goatee wearing a baseball cap, whom Schlagal has nicknamed 'McDonald' after the nursery rhyme "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"]

Notes:
Russ[ell G. Schlagal] ALS to Marge[ry Schlagal], July 30, [19]45. s.l., page 1. From a collection of letters that Lieutenant Russell G. Schlagal wrote to his wife Margery while serving in the United States Army during World War II. Schlagal discussed his experiences in India and on the island of Tinian, and he often illustrated his letters with ink sketches and watercolor paintings.
Data Provider:
University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:
William L. Clements Library Image Bank

6. [An ambulance and three cargo trucks lining up next to a large white tent]

Notes:
Russ[ell G. Schlagal] ALS to Marge[ry Schlagal], July 29, [1945]. s.l., page 1. From a collection of letters that Lieutenant Russell G. Schlagal wrote to his wife Margery while serving in the United States Army during World War II. Schlagal discussed his experiences in India and on the island of Tinian, and he often illustrated his letters with ink sketches and watercolor paintings.; "Every thing that has wheels is lined up for a big baseball game."
Data Provider:
University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:
William L. Clements Library Image Bank

7. Bird's Eye View of Minneapolis, Minn. : Population: 200,000 -- 22 Mills grinds over 10,000,000 Barrels of Flour per year. Over 300,000,000 Feet of Lumber sawed pr. year. / E.G. Christoph Lith. Co. Chicago.

Notes:
Bird's-eye view of Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1891 showing the city from the Mississippi River and Saint Anthony Falls in the foreground up to Lake of the Isles, Lake Calhoun and Lake Harriet in the background.; Includes table of reference for locations of interest including local businesses, government buildings, schools, churches, parks, a baseball field, newspaper headquarters and railroad facilities.; Contains Minneapolis population figures from 1865 to 1892.; Copyrighted by A.M. Smith, 1891.; Image is a composite of 4 individual scans.
Data Provider:
University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:
William L. Clements Library Image Bank

8. The national game : three "outs" and one "run" : Abraham winning the ball.

Notes:
Presidential candidates playing a game of baseball. Abraham Lincoln holds a ball and a stick labeled "Equal rights and free territory," while standing on "home base." A skunk stands before Stephen Douglas (holding a stick labeled "Fusion"), John Bell (with "Non-Intervention" stick), and John Breckinridge (with "Slavery extension" stick). Breckinridge holds his nose and is turned away while complaining about being "completely 'skunk'd.'"; Probably drawn by Louis Maurer.; "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1860, by Currier & Ives, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court for the Southern Distt. of N.Y."
Date Issued:
1860-01-01T00:00:00Z
Data Provider:
University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:
William L. Clements Library Image Bank