- BALLS
- 1859 – 1860 model – One piece brown leather lemon-peel cover w/ white stitches. Complies with the specifications set forth in the 1859 Convention of Base Ball Clubs and Beadle’s Dime Base Ball Player 1860 edition, rules and regulations.
1861-1867 model - Our most popular model. One piece white leather lemon-peel cover w/ white stitches. Complies with the specifications defined by the National Association of Base-Ball Players and described in Beadle’s Dime Base-Ball Player annual guides, from 1861-1867.
1872 – 1900 model – Two-piece white leather cover with black figure-eight stitching. Complies with the specifications of the National Association of Professional Base-Ball Players (1871-1875), National League of Professional Base Ball Clubs (1876 – 1891), American Association of Professional Base Ball Clubs (1882-1891), Players’ National League of Base Ball Clubs (1890) and the National League and American Association of Professional Base Ball Clubs (1892-1900)
- BALL PRICING
- 3 @ $16ea / 6 @ $15.50ea / 12 @ $15ea (combination of any model)
- MISC
- First Base Ball Themed Card Game - Lawson’s Patent Game, Base Ball With Cards, originally patented on September 16, 1884, is the earliest known base ball card game ever produced. 19c Base Ball is pleased to offer this painstakingly researched, 120-year commemorative set. From the colors used, to the pictures on each card, to the rules booklet and even the box the cards come in, it is almost indistinguishable from the original. The old game was sold as both a blue-backed set and a maroon-backed set. An example of the latter recently went at auction for $914.29. This blue-backed set is a fantastic collectible for any historian or 19th century base ball player.
- Contact
- Eric Miklich
8 Linda Lane
North Babylon, NY 11703-1010
631-243-1668
631-796-5200 - Cell
ddejm {at} msn {dot} com
http://www.19cbaseball.com/
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