United States Patent No. 1458672 Ball Design by C.C. Witmer Et Al Filed November 17 1921 arkansas wall art The image carries the weight

The image carries the weight of the Shenandoah and Appomattox folded into a single posthumous likeness

Great Battle of Homestead: Defeat and Capture of the Pinkerton Invaders

Pairs naturally with lighthouse engineering drawings

The aged paper tone and the hand-pulled chromolithographic color are preserved in the print

Wilson Lumpkin Governor of Georgia 1838 — a portrait of the man whose hand guided Cherokee removal into law

United States Patent No. 1458672 Ball Design by C.C. Witmer Et Al Filed November 17 1921 arkansas wall art The image carries the weightUnited States Patent No. 1458672 Ball Design by Cc Witmer Et Al Filed November 17 1921 Witmer's filing maps the curving seams of a football in the years when the ball was still a fat, rounded thing meant for drop kicks and rugby style scrums. The schematic traces each panel and stitch line with the patience of a man who knew the pigskin's shape was about to change the game itself. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American