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Young "Cy" Young [Irv Young] between seasons (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • Jason Claypool said:
    Amazing.
  • BenjaminLClark said:
    Looks like he was working in the off season. I wonder what his job was?
  • mcbnyc said:
    Back in the days, most ALL ballplayers worked between seasons...back when sports were sports, not businesses.
  • sLack3r said:
    He looks more like a foot ball player than baseball
  • jconn0403 said:
    That's a railroad baggage wagon for passenger trains. My job during the mid-sixties was baggage man / mail handler for the IC and the wagons were the same then too.

Mercedes Racer (LOC)

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  • Wystan said:
    In 1913, Ralph De Palma won the Vanderbilt Cup Race on Long Island, driving a Mercedes on a set of Braender tires, which lasted the entire 500 miles without a tire change. So, is this DePalma? Might be -- and maybe he was planning to repeat his feat now, in 1914? Braender Bulldog tires were manufactured by a company in East Rutherford, New Jersey, that had been founded in 1912 by Philip Braender, a German immigrant. (When Braender died in 1916, he left a million bucks to his wife and children. The tire company continued on into the 1920s.) technogeo points out that this photo was taken by an Indianapolis studio -- so, presumably in Indianapolis. De Palma won the Indy 500 race in 1915 (and nearly won in 1912) driving a Mercedes racer. He won other races elsewhere as well, in Mercedes. His Wikipedia bio includes a photo of him with his riding mechanic, Tom Alley, in his 1912 Indy car. It probably was this one -- which is now an exhibit in the Indy hall of fame museum.
  • Richard Norton said:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_De_Palma en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Braender
  • aware health said:
    Notice the chain drive mechanism under the driver...
  • Scott Kraft said:
    cool :)
  • technogeo said:
    White/light grey tires with smooth treads!

Entrée de la route forestière de Superbagnères

from Bibliothèque de Toulouse