Athletics Infield Baseball 1912 Poster by lc_baseball

From Zazzle's amazing collection of vintage baseball memorabilia, this commemorative poster print features a print of the front and back of a rare, vintage baseball card depicting the Philadelphia Athletics infield including Hall of Famers Home Run Baker and Eddie Collins bounded by pictures of Arnold Hauser and Ed Konetchy of the St. Louis Cardinals; underneath is the back of the card colorfully describing the players and the play itself; produced by the American Tobacco Company for its Hassan Triple Folders Cork Tip Cigarettes Series in 1912.

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Athletics Infield Baseball 1912

Print of the front and back of a rare, vintage baseball card depicting the Philadelphia Athletics infield including Hall of Famers Home Run Baker and Eddie Collins bounded by pictures of Arnold Hauser and Ed Konetchy of the St. Louis Cardinals; underneath is the back of the card colorfully describing the players and the play itself; produced by the American Tobacco Company for its Hassan Triple Folders Cork Tip Cigarettes Series in 1912.

From Zazzle's amazing collection of vintage baseball memorabilia, this commemorative poster print features a print of the front and back of a rare, vintage baseball card depicting the Philadelphia Athletics infield including Hall of Famers Home Run Baker and Eddie Collins bounded by pictures of Arnold Hauser and Ed Konetchy of the St. Louis Cardinals; underneath is the back of the card colorfully describing the players and the play itself; produced by the American Tobacco Company for its Hassan Triple Folders Cork Tip Cigarettes Series in 1912.

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