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I thought Wally would look great next to Lou in my PC. He just arrived with no signs of a headache.
▲ 27 r/TobaccoCards+2 crossposts

I thought Wally would look great next to Lou in my PC. He just arrived with no signs of a headache.

u/Leading_Pay_4138 — 3 hours ago
▲ 98 r/BaseballScorecards

Fellow scoring nerds. 60 years ago I read this pamphlet and it changed how I watched baseball. I thought you might enjoy seeing all of it.

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u/Leading_Pay_4138 — 15 hours ago
▲ 120 r/boston

So many great headstone. This one Central Burying Ground - Boston Common

In Memory of
Mr. George Robbins of
Wethersfield, Connecticut
Who died August 8th 1798 at 22
In the morn of life he felt the
extreme of fortune
Tutored in the school of adversity
he knew how to compassionate
the afflicted.
Far from the condolence of friends,
he fell an early victim to the
Boston Epidemic
One friend morned his exit
while the tears of strangers watered
his GRAVE

The "Boston Epidemic of 1798" was a severe outbreak of yellow fever that devastated the city between August and October of that year. It was part of a massive, concurrent pandemic that struck major East Coast port cities—including Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia—resulting in more than 5,000 total deaths across the region.

u/Leading_Pay_4138 — 3 days ago
▲ 6 r/baseballcards

Hooked on Hans Lobert! Collection expanded. The player who out raced Jim Thorpe as well as a horse. If I can’t afford Honus Wagner than it’s “Hans2”

u/Leading_Pay_4138 — 6 days ago
▲ 1.0k r/boston

Who says you can’t have it all. Beautiful gardens in the heart of the South End #ILoveThisCity

u/Leading_Pay_4138 — 14 days ago