1886 Peck Snyder Invoice Baseball Gloves New York Sporting Goods Old Advertising BATS Handwritten notations on the back NHL

Name: 1886 Peck Snyder Invoice Baseball Gloves New York Sporting Goods Old Advertising BATS Handwritten notations on the back NHL
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1886 Peck Snyder Invoice Baseball Gloves New York Sporting Goods Old Advertising BATS Handwritten notations on the back NHL Handwritten notations on the back indicate that the players on either side of Hainsworth in the front row are George Hillier and Ernie Parkes Postcard depicting Hanlan's Point Stadium Condition: there is a small tear paper loss at the top left corner and bottom corner otherwise in very good condition with very clear and legible writing

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