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the triple epithet doing the work of myth before the grave at the Hermitage had even settled
when a Gilded Age sportsman's tackle box was a small museum of hand-forged intent
The Peace Ball at Fredericksburg
where brick halls and elm-shaded walks were rendered with the quiet authority of an institution already old enough to consider itself eternal
US Patent No. 223673 Tennis Ball Cover by D.W. Ellis (1935) Frame Style:Bourbon Frame the triple epithet doing theUs Patent No. 223673 Tennis Ball Cover by Dw Ellis (1935) D. W. Ellis's 1935 filing maps the humble tennis ball jacket with the seriousness of a cartographer, its curving seams and stitched panels drawn in the years when felted spheres still arrived loose in tins and a proper cover was the difference between a tournament ball and a backyard relic. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and
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