Antique Baseball Player Tobacco Advertising Statue sorting but its fully adjustable to

but its fully adjustable to the point of laying flush against the wall

Though the piece has lost its finish to time

This New Deal program was started as a means to employ out-of-work artists and to provide art for nonfederal municipal buildings and public spaces

This coat tree features twelve hooks for hanging garments and scarves

serve as a functional (very) mini fridge

Antique Baseball Player Tobacco Advertising Statue sorting but its fully adjustable toc. 1920s Unbranded antique advertising statue. In the early part of the 20th century, seeing a baseball player advertising tobacco wasn't an uncommon sight. Many tobacco brands used a similar style of statue to advertise their tobacco, snuffs, and "segars," and this piece is no exception. It features the 3D form of an early baseball player mounted on a base wrapped in a series of tobacco "buzzwords". While it is unknown exactly which brand this was