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John Tobin from Baseball Exhibits series (W461)
Exhibit Supply Company
1921

John Tobin

1826

John Tobin from Neilson's Chocolates "Big League Baseball Stars" (V61)

Neilson's

1922

Charles Turner

1806

John Tobin, Outfield, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Kenneth Williams, Outfield, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Henry Severeid, Catcher, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Will Bayne, Pitcher, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

George Sisler, First Base, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Frank (Dixie) Davis, Pitcher, St. Louis Americans, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Martin McManus, Second Base, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Walter Gerber, Shortstop, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Urban Shocker, Pitcher, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Charles (Chick) Shorten, Outfield, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Will Jacobson, Outfield, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Frank Ellerbe, Third Base, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Dave Danforth, Pitcher, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

T. P. (Pat) Collins, Catcher, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

Elam Vangilder, Pitcher, St. Louis Americans, from the American Caramel Baseball Players series (E120) for the American Caramel Company
1922

The Moras' Warehouses, North Pier Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, New York (recto); The Revelation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque (verso)

W. H. Arthur & Co.

1858–85