United States Patent No. 1458672 Ball Design by C.C. Witmer Et Al Filed November 17 1921 arkansas wall art Great Battle of Homestead: Defeat

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

The portrait carries the severe composure of a man already rehearsing the annexations to come

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

Nadaf a name that surfaces from the margins of the early game

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

United States Patent No. 1458672 Ball Design by C.C. Witmer Et Al Filed November 17 1921 arkansas wall art Great Battle of Homestead: DefeatUnited 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