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1914 St. Louis Browns photo by G.E. Palfrey

1914 St. Louis Browns photo by G.E. Palfrey

Bell & Palfrey, Bobby Wallace, Photos published in Baseball Photography of the Deadball EraApril 5, 2023

This 1914 photograph was taken by by St. Louis photographer G.E. Palfrey.

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1914 St. Louis Browns

PhotographerG.E. PalfreyYear1914Item Size6 x 8 imageItem TypeVintage gelatin silver printAuthenticationPSA - Type 1Share

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