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I initially had looked into women in 19th century baseball through the Virginia Brights / Dixie / Sub Rosa cards, the N48 & N508 tobacco cards. It seems that these do not represent actual female players, but more likely actresses (or employees), as the same women appear in various topical scenes besides baseball.
![]() ![]() That being said....I do think there is a direct connection between the appeal of using women in baseball-themed advertising in the 1890s (and again during the postcard era of the 1910s), and the rise and popularity of the Bloomer barnstorming teams.
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