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Baseball

The image is a framed print of a baseball patent from the United States Patent Office, dated May 8, 1928, and numbered 1,168,989. It features a detailed drawing of a baseball with a caption that reads "Invented by John and Maynard Smith, filed July 10, 1957".

Baseball (1928)

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The image is a framed patent drawing depicting a baseball game, with a baseball bat and players on the field.

Baseball Field (1887)

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The image is a framed print of a baseball glove patent drawing from the United States Patent Office, dated June 25, 1910.

Baseball Glove (1910)

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The image is a framed patent drawing of a baseball bat from the United States Patent Office, dated August 15, 1935.

Baseball Bat (1939)

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The image is a framed print of a patent application from the United States Patent Office dated March 22, 1904. It features an illustration of a man wearing a baseball catcher's mask and holding a catcher's mitt.

Catcher's Gear (1904)

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The image is a framed patent drawing depicting a baseball catcher's mask, which is a piece of protective equipment used by baseball players to catch the ball.

Catcher's Mask (1907)

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