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Tommy Griffith, Right Field, Brooklyn, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Walton Cruise, Outfield, Boston, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
George Cutshaw, 2nd Base, Pittsburgh, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Turner Barber, 1st Base, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921–23
G. C. Alexander, Pitcher, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921–23
Rogers Hornsby, 2nd Base, St. Louis, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Charles "Babe" Adams, Pitcher, Pittsburgh, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Harry Hooper, Right Field, Chicago, American League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Wilson Fewster, Infield, New York, American League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Joe Dugan, 3rd Base, Boston Red Sox, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Jim Bagbyk, Pitcher, Cleveland, American League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Larry Gardner, 3rd Base, Cleveland, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921–23
Wilbur Cooper, Pitcher, Pittsburgh, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Eddie Collins, 2nd Base, Chicago, American League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921–23
Dave Bancroft, Shortstop, New York Giants, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
J. C. Graney, Outfield, Cleveland, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Byron Harris, Pitcher, Philadelphia Athletics, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921–23
George Burns, Center Field, Cincinnati, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Max Carey, Right Field, Pittsburgh, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Ty Cobb, Manager, Detroit, American League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Umbrella
George W. Welsh's Son
1905–20
Merry Company on a Terrace
Jan Steen
ca. 1670
Lee Meadows, Pitcher, Philadelphia, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Fred C. Williams, Center Field, Philadelphia, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
John Smith, Outfield, St. Louis, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Zach Wheat, Left Field, Brooklyn, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Jeff Pfeffer, Pitcher, St. Louis, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Ivan Olson, Shortstop, Brooklyn, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
George Paskert, Outfield, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Goldie Rapp, 3rd Base, Philadelphia, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Robert O'Farrell, Catcher, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Raymond Schmandt, 1st Base, Brooklyn, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Earl Neale, Right Field, Philadelphia, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
James Vaughn, Pitcher, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
William Jacobson, Center Field, St. Louis, American League, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Walter "Rabbit" Maranville, Shortstop, Pittsburgh, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Maurice Shannon, Shortstop, Philadelphia Athletics, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Joe Judge, 1st Base, Washington, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
Scott Perry, Pitcher, Philadelphia Athletics, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23
J. C. Milan, Center Field, Washington, from the Baseball Stars series (E220) for the National Caramel Company
National Caramel Company
1921-23