Cleveland Blues Baseball Team 1920 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame rendered in the sober portraiture

rendered in the sober portraiture reserved for officers whose victories were measured in muddy Arkansas miles rather than Eastern headlines

The Rigging House 1846 — a documentary view of the dockside workshop where rope

rendered as a keepsake broadside for a defeated South that would spend the next century reading and rereading its measured cadences as scripture

and slowly dismantled by treaty

Cleveland Blues Baseball Team 1920 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame rendered in the sober portraitureCleveland Blues Baseball Team 192 a team portrait from the brief window when Cleveland's American League club wore the Blues moniker, the players arranged in stiff woolen flannels and shoulder to shoulder solemnity, every face squared toward the lens with the unsmiling formality the dead ball era demanded. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's drawings, and from