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Baseball cards from the Benjamin K. Edwards Collection at the Library of Congress
Series N162: Goodwin Champions (Goodwin & Company, 1888)
Note: the N162 series contains 50 cards depicting athletes from a variety of sports, including eight baseball players.
King Kelly
King Kelly		 Cap Anson
Cap Anson		 Dan Brouthers
Dan Brouthers		 Jack Glasscock
Jack Glasscock		 Tim Keefe
Tim Keefe		 Ed Andrews
Ed Andrews		 Fred Dunlap
Fred Dunlap		 Bob Caruthers
Bob Caruthers

Cap Anson – first baseman, Chicago White Stockings, National League
Call number: LOT 13163-08, no. 2; Digital ID: bbc 0555f
This image is available from the United States Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs Division under the digital ID bbc.0555f
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Description

Cap Anson baseball card (N162)
Source

Baseball Cards from the Benjamin K. Edwards Collection
Date

1888
Author

Goodwin & Company
Permission
(Reusing this image)

Copyright expired
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