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Ubiquitous Woodcut Pops Up in Cincinnati
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Text | The Child's Song Book [Cincinnati, Truman and Smith], David Block, Baseball Before We Knew It, page 199. Remember that woodcut so favored by S. Babcock in New Haven? The Cincinnatians got it next. Its debut had been in 1832, in Mary's Book of Sports. [See #1832.2 above] |
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1835c. Ubiquitous Woodcut Pops Up in Cincinnati"
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