File:1939 Bowman Play Ball cards 4.JPG
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[edit]Description1939 Bowman Play Ball cards 4.JPG | Lot of 9 1939 Bowman "Play Ball" gum cards. The company was previously named Gum, Inc. These are from the first set the company produced. The players are from left: Top row- Elbert Preston Fletcher, Fred Maloy Frankhouse, Mercellus Monte Pearson. Middle row-Harry A. Lavagetto, Goodwin George Rosen, Lewis Sidney Riggs. Bottom row-Irwin Fox, August Richard Suhr, Lamar Newsome. |
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Author | Gum, Inc., later known as Bowman Gum. |
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