Ticket to the 1926 Army Navy Game Size:24x18 every funnel plume a punctuation

every funnel plume a punctuation mark in America's loudest diplomatic sentence

all rendered with the jingoistic flourish only a Gilded Age press could muster

and dates marshaled to insist that emancipation was not an ending but a ledger still being kept

Oregon negotiated

a curl of sand bent into the Atlantic where lighthouses keep their long vigils and weathered shingles silver in the wind

Ticket to the 1926 Army Navy Game Size:24x18 every funnel plume a punctuationTicket to the 1926 Army Navy Game 2 6438a1 a ticket stub from the November clash at Soldier Field in Chicago, where over 100,000 spectators watched the cadets and midshipmen grind to a 2121 tie. The card carries the formal typography of the era, an admission relic from the season Army's Light Horse Harry Wilson and Navy's Tom Hamilton turned a service rivalry into a national pageant. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American