John E. "Scrappy" Carroll, Right Field, St. Paul Apostles, from the Old Judge series (N172) for Old Judge Cigarettes 1889
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"John E. "Scrappy" Carroll, Right Field, St. Paul Apostles" is a baseball card from the Old Judge series, created by Goodwin & Company in 1889. The card depicts John E. Carroll, a player for the St. Paul Apostles baseball team, in a classic baseball pose. The image, typical of baseball cards of the era, is a simple but striking photographic portrait, showcasing the player against a plain background. The card is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection and is a valuable piece of baseball history, offering a glimpse into the sport's early days. The card is a prime example of the "Old Judge" series, known for its detailed portraits and historical significance.
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