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where Connecticut militiamen fell to Benedict Arnold's raiders in 1781 — an engraving in the patient idiom of post-war commemoration
The Giants' fadeaway king lent his college-bred respectability to Tuxedo's tin
Pairs naturally with other documents from the Bella Frye Republic collection — political broadsides
drawn when the university was still inventing its skyline
a memorial lithograph issued in the stunned weeks after Ford's Theatre
"Babe Ruth and the New York Yankees Frame Style:Ebony Frame where Connecticut militiamen fell toBabe Ruth and the New York Yankees E O Goldbeck San Antonio Texas March 31 is a panoramic press photograph from the lens of Eugene Omar Goldbeck, the Texas chronicler who specialized in wide format multitudes here training his camera on the Yankees at spring camp, with Ruth somewhere in the long line of pinstripes, sun squinting against the San Antonio glare. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent
