Mike Donlin New York Giants Baseball Card Portrait Frame Style:Ebony Frame and tensioning arm with the

and tensioning arm with the patience of a man who had clearly lost fish to lesser machinery

and counted in the third year of a war that had outgrown every prediction

hauling down a Confederate flag from the Marshall House

Currier-and-Ives America in its honest mood: the continent answering back

where flight had to be predictable indoors

Mike Donlin New York Giants Baseball Card Portrait Frame Style:Ebony Frame and tensioning arm with theMike Donlin New York Giants Baseball Card Portrait 2 a deadball era portrait of "Turkey Mike," the Giants' swaggering outfielder who hit like a matinee idol and lived like one too, vanishing to vaudeville stages between seasons. The card carries that John McGraw era New York glamour: bat cocked, cap squared, the chromolithograph blush of a man who knew the crowd was watching. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives