US Patent No. 2142527 Lacrosse Racket by R.B. Pool (1939) Frame Style:Canvas Wrap the Philadelphia lawyer whose tie-breaking

the Philadelphia lawyer whose tie-breaking Senate vote would lower the tariff and whose name would be hung on a Texas town just shy of annexation

when the outcome of the wager was at last no longer in doubt

The draftsman's hand lingers over the gallery railings and the careful geometry of the focal plane

Tomorrow's Metropolis: A Prophecy in Steel and Sky is a visionary rendering of Manhattan as the Jazz Age imagined it would become — setbacks stacked into cliff-faces

James Madison 1897 — a late-century commemorative likeness of the fourth president

US Patent No. 2142527 Lacrosse Racket by R.B. Pool (1939) Frame Style:Canvas Wrap the Philadelphia lawyer whose tie-breakingUs Patent No. 2142527 Lacrosse Racket by Rb Pool (1939) R. B. Pool's engineering filing arrives at a moment when lacrosse sticks were still bent ash and gut lacing yet the schematic shows a shaft braced and reinforced for the modern game, every cross thong and rib plotted with the precision of a man trying to civilize a stick the Iroquois had been perfecting for centuries. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the