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George W. Welsh's Son
1905–20
Melvin W. Sheppard, Champion Runner, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Ralph Rose, Champion Shot Putter, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
John Flanagan, Champion Hammer Thrower, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Harry Hillman, Champion Runner, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Mathew J. McGrath, Champion Hammer Thrower, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Egon Erickson, Champion Runner, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Forrest Smithson, Champion Hurdler, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Joseph Ballard, Champion Runner, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
"Budd" Goodwin, Champion Swimmer, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Paul Pilgrim, Champion Runner, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Charles J. Bacon, Champion Hurdler, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Ray C. Ewry, Champion Standing Jumper, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Harry E. Gissing, Champion Runner, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Robert Cloughen, Champion Runner, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Joe Ruddy, Champion Water Polo Player, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Fred Bellars, Champion Distance Runner, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Edward J. Cook, Champion Pole Vaulter, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Platt Adams, Champion Javelin Thrower, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Charles M. Daniels, Champion Swimmer, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Martin J. Sheridan, Champion Discus Thrower, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
A. C. Gilbert, Champion Pole Vaulter, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
A. B. Shaw, Champion Hurdler, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
C. D. Trubenbach, Champion Water Polo Player, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
F. C. Irons, Champion Jumper, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
J. J. Eller, Champion Hurdler, from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Uncut sheet of cards from the "Champion Athletic Series" (E229) issued by the National Licorice Company
National Licorice Company
ca. 1923
Merry Company on a Terrace
Jan Steen
ca. 1670
Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh, National League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
1909–11
Buffalo
Alexander Phimister Proctor
1912, cast 1913 or after
Sebring, Brooklyn, National League, from the Baseball Players (Ramlys) series (T204) issued by the Mentor Company to promote Ramly and T.T.T. Turkish Cigarettes
Mentor Company, Boston
1909
Paskert, Left Field, Cincinnati, National League, from the Baseball Players (Ramlys) series (T204) issued by the Mentor Company to promote Ramly and T.T.T. Turkish Cigarettes
Mentor Company, Boston
1909
Byrnes, 3rd Base, St. Louis, National League, from the Baseball Players (Ramlys) series (T204) issued by the Mentor Company to promote Ramly and T.T.T. Turkish Cigarettes
Mentor Company, Boston
1909
Stienfeldt, 3rd Base, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Players (Ramlys) series (T204) issued by the Mentor Company to promote Ramly and T.T.T. Turkish Cigarettes
Mentor Company, Boston
1909
Tinker, Shortstop, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Players (Ramlys) series (T204) issued by the Mentor Company to promote Ramly and T.T.T. Turkish Cigarettes
Mentor Company, Boston
1909
Tenney, 1st Base, New York, National League, from the Baseball Players (Ramlys) series (T204) issued by the Mentor Company to promote Ramly and T.T.T. Turkish Cigarettes
Mentor Company, Boston
1909
Art by telephone : an exhibition organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art under the sponsorship of the American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago, November 1 to December 14, 1969
Jan van der Marck
1969
Pepsi-Cola Company's annual exhibition : paintings of the year
Pepsi-Cola Company
1946
Keyed Bugle in E (originally E-flat?)
Graves & Company
1830–50
Criss-Crossed Conveyors, River Rouge Plant, Ford Motor Company
Charles Sheeler
1927