1888-89 Old Judge N173 Cabinet Card of Chicago Catcher Charles Hoover Graded 80 EX/NM by SGC (Pop 1 of 1) Beggars Freyhold's first published work was

Freyhold's first published work was in Dehmel's anthology "Buntscheck" (1904)

New York: Charles E

It subsequently resided in the celebrated library of Henry Frederick

including three pieces by Bret Harte

EXCEEDINGLY RARE in this condition or in the original publisher's box

1888-89 Old Judge N173 Cabinet Card of Chicago Catcher Charles Hoover Graded 80 EX/NM by SGC (Pop 1 of 1) Beggars Freyhold's first published work was(Baseball) 1888 89 Old Judge N173 Cabinet Card of Chicago Catcher Charles Hoover Graded 80 EX NM by SGC (Pop 1 of 1). New York: Goodwin & Co., [1888 1889]. An exceptionally clear albumen photograph measuring 3 7 8" x 5 7 16" on an original OLD JUDGE CIGARETTES pale yellow board mount measuring 4 1 4" x 6 1 2" depicting Chicago catcher Hoover crouched behind the plate, catching a ball with his bare hands, after the ball just caught the corner of the