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College of William and Mary

Hatch Show Print Collection

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Collection contains materials from the Hatch Show Print shop in Nashville, Tennessee, including re-strikes of early to mid-twentieth century posters advertising Southern musicians, a Negro League baseball games, a dog warning, holiday greeting, shop brochure, business card, and exhibit postcard for "Moon-lightin.'"

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"Baseball, Negro American League Attraction"

Poster for a Negro American League baseball game between the Chicago American Giants and the New Orleans Eagles in Nashville, black letters against yellow background with two player images

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Hatch Show Print (Firm)

Collection contains materials from the Hatch Show Print shop in Nashville, Tennessee, including re-strikes of early to mid-twentieth century posters advertising Southern musicians, a Negro League baseball games, a dog warning, holiday greeting, shop brochure, business card, and exhibit postcard for "Moon-lightin.'"

"Hatch Show Print", no date

Poster with red Airstream trailer against yellow background, "hand printed by me [Jennie Davy, collection donor] in Nashville, Tennessee

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