Leaf Babe Ruth Size:18x24 rendered in the engraver's solemn

rendered in the engraver's solemn line

Times — a scene drawn from the electric crossroads where Broadway bends into Seventh

Battle of the Monitor and Merrimac at Hampton Roads 1862 - Vintage Maritime Print — a chromolithograph thick with cannon-smoke and ironclad menace

The Iron Crossing at Blackwells Island — a study of the Queensboro's lattice spans vaulting over the East River toward the asylum-shadowed strip once known for almshouses and madhouses

Leaf Babe Ruth Size:18x24 rendered in the engraver's solemnLeaf Babe Ruth a postwar Leaf gum card pulled from the 1948 49 set, catching the Bambino in the late twilight of his myth, when the swing had already passed into folklore. The printing is loud and a little crude, all hot inks and hasty registration, exactly the way America remembered him: oversized, unsubtle, impossible to look away from. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office