US Patent No. 792631 Golf Club by FW Taylor Patented June 2 1905 Cocktail_Decor Columbus Taking Possession of the

Columbus Taking Possession of the New Country 1893 — a chromolithograph struck for the Columbian quadricentennial

rendered four years after his Paris death with the lingering smoke of the Bonhomme Richard still clinging to the line work

and the Tennessee shore looming as a witness to the Union's slow strangulation of the Mississippi

clamorous type of a city already running on telegraph wire and tenement rumor — the daily ledger of a republic two decades past Appomattox and still sorting out what it had become

The Cobin Hitt Cooling Apparatus Patent Print is a drawing from the era when American brewing was a serious industrial science — pumps

US Patent No. 792631 Golf Club by FW Taylor Patented June 2 1905 Cocktail_Decor Columbus Taking Possession of theUs Patent No. 792631 Golf Club by Fw Taylor Patented June 2 1908 F. W. Taylor's 1908 filing arrives in the hickory shaft age, when clubheads were still hand forged and christened like racehorses. The schematic studies the heel, hosel, and weighted sole with the quiet precision of a man who believed a good lie began long before the swing. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark Office