Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant
Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant

Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant

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Historic Framed Print, Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning, 17-7/8" x 21-7/8", Image: 16"
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Step back in time with this striking reproduction of Miss Elsie Tydings, who had the distinction of purchasing the first ticket sold for a World Series in the National Capitol. Miss Tydings was No. 1 in the first line selling tickets this morning Ant. Sourced from the United States Library of Congress.

Library of Congress record: Created 1924 Oct National Photo Company Collection. Photographic prints 1920-1930.

Available framed in a classic black wood frame ready to hang, or unframed for custom display. An elegant choice for any living room, study, or professional office. Makes a thoughtful and distinctive gift. Free shipping on all US orders (domestic 48 states). Snapshots of the Past, founded in 2001, has served tens of thousands of customers worldwide.

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