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Devlin & Company
1876
Chance and Devlin
Charles M. Conlon
1908
"Too Late For Devlin," with Arthur Devlin (Giants) and Mathewson (Giants), from the series Hassan Triple Folders (T202)
Hassan Cigarettes
1912
"Too Late For Devlin," with Arthur Devlin (Rustlers) and Mathewson (Giants), from the series Hassan Triple Folders (T202)
Hassan Cigarettes
1912
Art Devlin, Third Baseman, New York Giants (National League), from Turkey Red Cabinets (T3)
American Tobacco Company
ca. 1911
James H. "Jim" Devlin, Pitcher, St. Louis Browns, from the Old Judge series (N172) for Old Judge Cigarettes
Goodwin & Company
1887
James H. "Jim" Devlin, Pitcher, St. Louis Browns, from the Old Judge series (N172) for Old Judge Cigarettes
Goodwin & Company
1888
"Devlin Gets His Man," with Arthur Fletcher and C. Mathewson, from the series Hassan Triple Folders (T202)
Hassan Cigarettes
1912
"Too Late for Devlin," with Leon Ames and Orval Overall, from the series Hassan Triple Folders (T202)
Hassan Cigarettes
1912
"Too Late for Devlin," with Otis Crandall and John T. Meyers, from the series Hassan Triple Folders (T202)
Hassan Cigarettes
1912
"Too Late For Devlin," George Wiltse and J. Meyers, from the series Hassan Triple Folders (T202)
Hassan Cigarettes
1912
Jim Devlin, Pitcher, St. Louis Browns, from the series Old Judge Cigarettes
Goodwin & Company
1888
Devlin, New York, National League, from the "Star Baseball Players" series (E94), issued by George Close Candy
George Close Candy, Cambridge, Massachusetts
1911
Devlin, New York, National League, from the "Star Baseball Players" series (E94), issued by George Close Candy
George Close Candy, Cambridge, Massachusetts
1911
Devlin, New York Giants (red), from the Domino Discs series (PX7), issued by Kinney Brothers
Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
1909–1912
Arthur Devlin, 2nd Base, New York, from the Baseball players (Williams Caramel) series (E103) for the Williams Caramel Company
The Williams Caramel Company, Oxford, Pennsylvania
1910
Tommy Devlin, Light Weight, from the Prize Fighter series (T225-102), issued in cigarettes distributed by The Khedivial Company and The Surbrug Company
The Khedivial Company
1910
Devlin, New York, National League, from the White Border series (T206) for the American Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
1909–11
Arthur Devlin, Boston, National League, from the Brown Background series (T207) for the American Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
1912
Devlin, New York, National League, from the Stars of the Diamond series (E254) issued by the Colgan Gum Company
Colgan Gum Company, Louisville, Kentucky
1909–11
Devlin, 3rd Base, New York, National League, from the 50 Ball Players series (E101)
ca. 1909
Arthur Devlin, New York Giants, National League, from the "Baseball Series" (Gold Borders) set (T205) issued by the American Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
1911
Devlin, 3rd Base, New York, National League, from the Baseball Players (Ramlys) series (T204) issued by the Mentor Company to promote Ramly and T.T.T. Turkish Cigarettes
Mentor Company, Boston
1909
Arthur Devlin, 3rd Base, New York, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series (E91) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1908–1909
Bemis, Catcher, Cleveland, American League, from the 50 Ball Players series (E101)
ca. 1909
View of Park Place, New York, from Broadway to Church Street, North Side, A.D. 1854
William Boell
1854
Devlin, New York, National League, from the 25 Ball Players series (E95) for the Philadelphia Caramel Company
Philadelphia Caramel Co., Camden, New Jersey
1909
Daniel Shay, 2nd Base, New York, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series (E91-A) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1908
Devlin, 3rd Base, New York, National League, from the Baseball Gum series (E92), issued by John H. Dockman & Son
John H. Dockman & Son, Baltimore
1909
Broadway, New York with City Hall at Center
Tallis & Co.
1854