1951 History of the Texas League Professional Baseball Clubs William B Ruggles
Comprehensive historical record of the Texas League of Professional Baseball Clubs covering the years 1888 through 1951. Author: William B. Ruggles. League: Texas League. Publication Year: 1951. Publisher: The Texas Baseball League.
1953 Edition Hardcover How to Play Winning Baseball by Arthur Mann Illustrated
The 1953 Edition Hardcover “How to Play Winning Baseball” by Arthur Mann is a vintage sports and recreation book published by Grosset & Dunlap. Illustrated by Captain Malcolm Thompson, this original print in English focuses on the topic of baseball, making it a valuable collectible for baseball enthusiasts and fans of sports literature. This edition is a unique piece of North American sports history, offering insights and tips on how to excel in the game.
THE LAST OF THE MOUNTAIN MEN Harold Peterson Hardcover 1st Ed 1969 Sylvan Hart
“The Last of the Mountain Men” by Harold Peterson is a 1st edition hardcover book published in 1969 by Charles Scribner’s Sons. Focusing on the topic of mountaineering, this book is a valuable collectible for those interested in sports and recreation. With its original English language text and special attributes, this book offers a unique insight into the world of mountain men and their adventurous pursuits.
John Atherton The Fly and the Fish 1971 Freshet Press HC w/ Slipcase Fly Fishing
John Atherton The Fly and the Fish 1971 Freshet Press HC w/ Slipcase Fly Fishing. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Norman Mailer / King Of The Hill / SIGNED / 1971 1st Printing Paperback SIGNED
I was the Society’s treasurer for 15 years as well the logistics coordinator for the annual conferences. I am currently on the Board of Directors. King of the Hill. A Signet Special Paperback Book.
* BASE BALL IN CINCINNATI * by Harry Ellard – special limited edition
Very nice copy of this special limited leather bound edition of Ellard’s early history of Cincinnati baseball. Originally published in 1907, this special edition was limited to 150 copies of which this is No. 130.
1993 CINCINNATI REDS OFFICIAL YEARBOOK / PROGRAM – 1993 – Marge Schott SIGNED
1993 CINCINNATI REDS OFFICIAL YEARBOOK / PROGRAM [Signed by Marge Schott]. SIGNED BY REDS OWNER MARGE SCHOTT. Staplebound baseball program for the Cincinnati Reds for 1993. Bottom corners bent from p. 55 through the end, but otherwise clean and tight, as if rarely handled.
Baseball in Cincinnati: From Wooden Fences to Astroturf- Edited by Lewis, 1988
“Baseball in Cincinnati: From Wooden Fences to Astroturf” edited by Lewis in 1988 is a collectible book that delves into the history and evolution of baseball in Cincinnati. The author, Lewis, provides a detailed account of the sport’s development in the city, highlighting key moments and changes that have shaped the baseball experience in Cincinnati. This book is a valuable addition to any sports enthusiast’s collection, offering a unique and informative perspective on the city’s baseball history.
Cincinnati Reds MLB Baseball 1999 Magazine. Vintage
The Cincinnati Reds MLB Baseball 1999 Magazine is a vintage collectible item perfect for fans of baseball and the Cincinnati Reds. This magazine captures the essence of the 1999 baseball season, making it a nostalgic piece of sports memorabilia. With its focus on the beloved sport of baseball and specific team, the Cincinnati Reds, this magazine is a must-have for any fan looking to relive the excitement of that season. **cover has some wear/rip at the binder as pictured**
Smoky Mountain Folks and Their Lore- Joseph S. Hall
“Smoky Mountain Folks and Their Lore” by Joseph S. Hall is a paperback book published by the Great Smoky Mountains Natural History Association in 1965. The book focuses on the people and legends of the Great Smoky Mountains, providing a glimpse into the culture and traditions of the mountaineers. This collectible item offers a unique perspective on the history and folklore of the region, making it a valuable addition to any library or collection dedicated to sports and recreation literature. Acceptable Condition