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10-31-2022, 01:36 PM
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Stumbled across this thread
Great lists, everyone. I really like it where baseball autographs and baseball history intersect. Sorry I'm so late to the thread.
A few years ago I launched a baseball history website that's built around autographs. Below are signatures of Harry Stovey and Gus Weyhing. Stovey's page can be accessed here; Weyhing's here. Bill Dahlen has a page. So does Jack Glasscock. I almost forgot Ross Barnes and Tommy Bond. The 19th century stuff is all so fascinating. This is really a neat thread. It's tough to find a place to share the interest of 1800s baseball. Glad to join you in this... 
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