[Rarebooks] FS: BASE BALL IN CINCINNATI, 1907, scarce

[Charles Agvent]

ELLARD, Harry. BASE BALL IN CINCINNATI. A HISTORY. Cincinnati: (Johnson 
& Hardin), 1907. First Edition. Subscription Edition. Handsome 
gilt-decorated white cloth. Illustrated with full-page reproductions of 
photographs and line drawings. While this book is occasionally seen in 
later editions, this First Edition is very scarce. The history of Queen 
City baseball goes back to the Cincinnati Red Stockings who in 1869 won 
the first game ever played by a professional baseball team. In 1935 the 
Cincinnati Reds won the first night game played in the major leagues at 
Crosley Field. Minor soiling to the spine; owner name of Richard 
Phillips on the front endpaper. Near Fine, bright copy and scarce, 
especially in this condition. (#013651)        $3,000.00

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