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Buyenlarge 'New York Consolidated Railroad Company' Memorabilia 28.0 H x 42.0 W x 1.5 D in orange in Black;red | 28" H X 42" W | Wayfair

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Buyenlarge 'New York & Boston Rail-Road Company' Memorabilia 28.0 H x 42.0 W x 1.5 D in black/gray/white in Black;gray;beige | 28" H X 42" W | Wayfair

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Buyenlarge 'Baseball game being played at St. George Park' Graphic Art 28.0 H x 42.0 W x 1.5 D in green/red in Green;red | 28" H X 42" W | Wayfair

St George Staten Island 20 minutes from the Battery; a baseball game in progress before crowded grandstand at St. George park on Staten Island, with view of New York harbor. Buyenlarge | Buyenlarge 'Baseball game being played at St. George Park'... ... more

Buyenlarge Woman Lifts Child Off of An Open Sided Trolley Car on New York - Photograph Print 28.0 H x 42.0 W x 1.5 D in black/white | Wayfair

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Buyenlarge 'Our baseball heroes - captains of the twelve clubs' by Richard K. Fix Graphic Art 28.0 H x 42.0 W x 1.5 D in brown/green/red | Wayfair

captains of the twelve baseball teams in the National League, arranged around a scene showing a base-runner attempting to steal second base during a baseball game. Clockwise, from the top are: George Davis of New York, Michael J. Griffin of Brooklyn,... ... more