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I helped my father in law move his printing business back in the 70's. He thought I might enjoy having these lead plates since they were baseball related. He did some printing for Nokona leather company in the 50's-60's ,they produced many different gloves and several models were endorsed by some famous of the day Ball players. I kept the plates in a box tucked away until the 1990s at that point I had a print made of each plate and then had it all framed. This is the last one of the three. I also have some assorted print plates
Baseball MemorabiliaThe first recorded baseball game was played in Hoboken, NJ in 1846 between …
Printing EquipmentMetal and wood type, the cabinets designed to hold these blocky letters and…