Pair of c. 1930s Naive Baseball Drawings on Ice Salesman Receipt + Squash Match Score Card) hospitality but I think one could

but I think one could also read a certain drama or implied narrative

Him: 4 1/4” t x 3 3/8” w

“People throws this stuff out

with aging and some loss to the paint as evident

I think if I were to live with this one I would carry on a lively ongoing banter with him--he looks to me like a college student likely to have come straight from the library or perhaps debate team practice

Pair of c. 1930s Naive Baseball Drawings on Ice Salesman Receipt + Squash Match Score Card) hospitality but I think one couldI love a naive baseball drawing, even better two, and love that these two were drawn on scrap paper: Dizzy Dean in pitching process on the back of a squash match score card, and the fielder on the back of a block ice delivery slip. C. 1930s I believe, when Dean was active, playing for St. Louis then the Chicago Cubs. Found in New Hampshire. Dizzy Dean: 8 1 16 x 5 1 4. Glove up 6 1 4 x 6 1 4. Both in very good condition. Sold as a pair.