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A fraternal emblem from the nativist workingmen's lodges that flourished in the shadow of antebellum immigration debates — compass
parachute jumpers caught mid-descent over the Atlantic
1863 — the Prussian forty-eighter turned Union officer
Henry Clay of Kentucky 1842 — a campaign portrait of the Great Compromiser at the height of his Whig powers
The schematic details the lacing and reinforced pocket of a mitt built for catching bare-handed barehanders into a sport still learning to soften its blows
US Patent No. 233631 Horse Bridle by D Magner October 26 1880 constitution print A fraternal emblem from theUs Patent No. 233631 Horse Bridle by D Magner October 26 188 D. Magner's 1880 filing diagrams a bridle with the precision of a man who'd broken his share of horses, every cheekpiece, blinder stay, and bit ring drawn in an age when a rig like this was the difference between a controlled trot and a runaway down Main Street. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office for inventor's
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