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Baseball Stickers: "Baseball Dogs" by VintagePets

BASEBALL DOGS: In the early 1900s C. M. Coolidge was commissioned to produce 16 paintings for the advertising firm of Brown & Bigelow. All the paintings in the series feature dogs performing human activities. His poker playing dogs are the most famous, but he also painted dogs on a commuter train and playing sports such as baseball. This is the baseball painting, "One to Tie, Two to Win."

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Baseball Stickers: "Baseball Dogs"

by Vintage Pet Artist C.M. Coolidge

BASEBALL DOGS: In the early 1900s C. M. Coolidge was commissioned to produce 16 paintings for the advertising firm of Brown & Bigelow. All the paintings in the series feature dogs performing human activities. His poker playing dogs are the most famous, but he also painted dogs on a commuter train and playing sports such as baseball. This is the baseball painting, "One to Tie, Two to Win."

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