“[Women riding horses and diagrams of football games]” (1892). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “California football team 1892” (1892). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Galt Collegiate Institute and Vocational School Archives, “Hough Cup Champions, Western Football Association, 1891-1892” (1892). Internet Archive. Public domain mark http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/.

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penn state university libraries; university park, pa, “Image 3 of The evening herald (Shenandoah, Pa.), November 25, 1892” (1892). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “North Carolina Tar Heels football team (1892)” (1892). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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attributed to Oberlin College Archives, “Oberlin College football team, 1892” (1892). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Pach Bros, NY, “Yale football team 1892” (1892). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1893 Amherst football team” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1893 Keynon College football team” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1893 Stanford American football team” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Western Reserve University, “1893 Western Reserve football team” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Pentland, E.C., “931124 Westside Disappointed” (1893). Internet Archive. Public domain mark https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/.

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Pentland, E.C., “931124 Westside Disappointed” (1893). Internet Archive. Public domain mark https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/.

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Stagg, Amos Alonzo, 1862-1965 Williams, Henry Llewellyn, 1842- joint author, "A scientific and practical treatise on American football for schools and colleges" (1893). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1893, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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Auburn University, “Caldwell Hotel Menu From First Iron Bowl” (1893). Internet Archive. Public domain mark http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Colorado state football team 1893” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, “First GT Football Team 1893” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Georgetown football team 1893” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Kansas wesleyan football team 1893” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Missouri miners early football team” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Princeton Tigers football team (1893)” (1893). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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stagg, a[mos] alonzo williams, henry llewellyn, “Simple explanations of the great game of football, with diagrams for spectators.” (1893). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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cowan, hector william irvine, william mann poe, edgar allan lee, james p. (james parrish) george, william james winter, wallace charles hallowell, frank walton church, james robb bull, william tilling, “University foot-ball. The play of each position treated by a college expert.” (1893). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1893–94 University of Oregon football team” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1894 Amherst football team” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Case School of Applied Science, “1894 Case Football Team” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1894 Purdue football team” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Ralph Raymond Hutchison, “1894 Washington Agricultural College football team” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1894 yale football team” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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williams, henry llewellyn stagg, amos alonzo, “A scientific and practical treatise on American football : for schools and colleges” (1894). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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camp, walter, “American football.” (1894). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Buffalo football team 1894” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Chicago football team 1894” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Henry G. Beyer, "FOOT-BALL AND THE PHYSIQUE OF ITS DEVOTEES, FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF PHYSICAL TRAINING" (1894). Internet Archive. Public Domain Mark

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camp, walter, “Football facts and figures. A symposium of expert opinions on the game's place in American athletics.” (1894). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Holy Ghost College football team 1894” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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montana historical society; helena, mt, “Image 2 of Great Falls weekly tribune (Great Falls, Mont.), December 7, 1894” (1894). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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montana historical society; helena, mt, “Image 5 of The Anaconda standard (Anaconda, Mont.), December 3, 1894” (1894). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Wood, Horatio C., “Intercollegiate Football” (1894). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, "Jeux de balle et de ballon : football, paume, lawn-tennis, par un juge du camp" (1894). Internet Archive. Published 1894: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas am football team 1894” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas football 1893” (1894). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1895 Amherst football team” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1895 football team - DPLA - 2a3f35c8fd597e2caf57815f2a805aee” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Gibson and Clark Photographers, Ann Arbor, Michigan, “1895 Michigan football team” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1895 north carolina football team” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1895 Purdue football team” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Whitney, Caspar, 1862-1929, "A sporting pilgrimage; riding to hounds, golf, rowing, football, club and university athletics. Studies in English sport, past and present" (1895). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1895, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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Unknown, "American championships. A tabulated review of American sports, giving the best performances in base ball, foot ball, tennis, trotting, pacing, running, rowing, swimming, etc. .." (1895). Internet Archive. Published 1895: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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detroit publishing co., “Football team” (1895). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Harvard football team 1895” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Hobbies Ltd., “Hobbies Weekly No. 1” (1895). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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montana historical society; helena, mt, “Image 5 of The Anaconda standard (Anaconda, Mont.), November 14, 1895, (Morning)” (1895). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “North Carolina Tar Heels football team (1895)” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Ohio state football team 1895” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Outing for October. The football prospects...” (1895). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas longhorns football 1895” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Bingham, Norman Williams, Jr, "The book of athletics and out-of-door sports : containing practical advice and suggestions from college team-captains and other amateurs, on foot-ball, base-ball, tennis, rowing, golf, sprinting, bicycling, swimming, skating, yachting, etc." (1895). Internet Archive. Published 1895: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Virginia Tech, “VAMC 1895 football team (from Bugle)” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “WVU football team 1895” (1895). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1896 Amherst football team” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1896 football team - DPLA - f77220d0fea5be519623afe9baae0ac9” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1896 Purdue football team” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“[Scenes from a Yale vs. Carlisle Indians football game at Manhattan Field]” (1896). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, "American football" (1896). Internet Archive. Published 1896: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Charles P. Nott” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Clemson University, “Clemson Football Media Guide Archive (Spring)” (1896). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Fisher's Opera House, "Copy of Fisher's Opera House Program: "At the Picket Line"" (1896). Internet Archive. Published 1896: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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camp, walter deland, lorin f., “Football” (1896). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Harvard football team 1896” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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library of congress, washington, dc, “Image 1 of The Red man (Carlisle, Pa.), November 1, 1896” (1896). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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montana historical society; helena, mt, “Image 8 of The Anaconda standard (Anaconda, Mont.), June 24, 1896” (1896). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Indiana Soldier's and Sailor's Home football team, 1896” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Lafayette football team 1896” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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F. G. Atwood, “Life 1896-12-31” (1896). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Ohio buckeyes football team 1896” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author, “Texas football 1896” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Ware, Thornton M.[from old catalog], "The revolving wedge; a football romance in one act" (1896). Internet Archive. Published 1896: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Virginia Tech, “VT football team 1896” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Wash jeff football team 1896” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Hallam (Washington, PA), “Washington & Jefferson football team 1896” (1896). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Polytechnic Institute (now Virginia Tech), “"Football Team '96" detail, Virginia Tech Bugle 1897 (page 79 crop)” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Dartmouth College (Life time: N / A), “1895 Dartmouth College football team” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1896 Michigan football team” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1897 Amherst football team” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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University of Maryland, “1897 Maryland football team” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Football - A "Scrimmage"” (1897). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, “Group photo of the 1897 US Army football team” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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herford, oliver, “Leads a football team to victory” (1897). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Ohio state football team 1897” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Rhode Island football team, 1896” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author, “Texas football 1897” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Finn, Francis James, 1859-1928, "That football game: and what came of it" (1897). Internet Archive. Public Domain Mark

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Virginia Tech, “VT football team 1897” (1897). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Clemson College staff, “1897 Clemson Tigers football team” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Western Reserve University, “1897 Western Reserve football team” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1898 Amherst football team” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1898 football team - DPLA - ac1b4354fa03117ce2473196cdec9406” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1898 Michigan football team” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Photographer not identified, “1898 Minnesota Golden Gophers football team” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1898 princeton football team” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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R.W. Johnston, “1898 Western University of Pennsylvania Football Team” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1898 Wisconsin Badgers football team” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Harvard Crimson football team 1898” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Hillsdale football team 1898” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown photographer, “LSU Football 1897 team-1” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Massachusetts Aggies football team, 1896” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Electric City En'g Co., “Nebraska football team 1898” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Pittsburgh College football team 1898” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Gilbert, W. R Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, "Sports of Greater Britain [microform] : comprising shooting, football, hockey, curling, fishing, cricket, golf, lacrosse : together with a short history of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association" (1898). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1898, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas am football team 1898” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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University of Texas at Austin, “Texas football 1898” (1898). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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pratt, addison s. bradley, will, “The official souvenir program of the Yale-Harvard football game; Yale field, New Haven, Conn., Nov. 19, 1898 ...” (1898). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Clemson College Chronicle staff, “1898 Clemson football team (Chronicle 1899)” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1898 Rhode Island football team” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1899 Amherst football team” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1899 Arkansas Cardinals football team” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Photographer for the Scholastic, “1899 Carroll Hall anti-specials football team” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1899 Florida Agricultural College intramural football team” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1899 football team - DPLA - 16816675b74b0fb134c190a03d799701” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1899 football team - DPLA - 605830032643a6c20759b35c6d56c950” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Fred Rentschler (1868-1940), “1899 Michigan Wolverines football team” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown photographer, “1899 Rutgers football team” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Ainslee's 1899-11” (1899). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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“Claflin Univ., Orangeburg, S.C. ca. 1900” (1899). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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montana historical society; helena, mt, “Image 8 of The Anaconda standard (Anaconda, Mont.), October 15, 1899, (Morning)” (1899). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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choate, j. n. (john n.), “Indian foot ball teams” (1899). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Northern illinois football team 1899” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Pomona College football team, circa 1899” (1899). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Students and classroom activities at Claflin University, Orangeburg, S.C.” (1899). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Barbour, Ralph Henry, 1870-1944, "The half-back; a story of school, football, and golf" (1899). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1899, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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“U. of M. alumni team '99” (1899). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “"Brittania" Football Team, Germany” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1899 Rhode Island football team” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Western Reserve University, “1899 Western Reserve football team” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1900 Amherst football team” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1900 football team - DPLA - 067ad3ea16d8490f3989a396db4a6124” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1900 Washington Agricultural College football team” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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penfield, edward, “[Football game]” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, "Apparat - Professional Football etc (19xx)(Apparat Inc)" (1900). Internet Archive. Published 1900: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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bain news service, “Capt. Daly Football” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Coy, Yale Football” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Ethel Roosevelt at football” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Middlebury College, “Football, 1900 (Middlebury College Athletics)” (1900). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Georgetown football team 1900” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Group photo of the 1900 US Army football team” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Uncited photographer, “Harvard football team 1900” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Humble Yale team turns table on powerful Army eleven before 80,000 frenzied spectators” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Magidsohn, Football” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Middlebury College, “Middlebury Football” (1900). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Middlebury College, “Middlebury Football” (1900). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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“Scott High School Football Team, Toledo, Ohio (approximately 1900) - DPLA - 1ca90897f93c8e38b80d3b203f34d32f” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Scott High School Football Team, Toledo, Ohio [approximately 1900]” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Seton hall early football team” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Substitutes for Yale Varsity football team on bench, New Haven, Conn.” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author, “Texas football 1899” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author, “Texas football 1900” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas football 1901” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Beta Theta Pi, "The Beta Theta Pi" (1900). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1900, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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bain news service, “Thompson [Thomson?], Wenner, Magidsohn, Pettingill [i.e. Pattengill]” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Sulzner, “University of Pittsburgh football team (1900)” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Theodore E. Peiser, “University of Washington and Washington Agricultural College and School of Science football game, showing a a play in progress, probably in Seattle, November 29, 1900” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Theodore E. Peiser, “University of Washington and Washington Agricultural College and School of Science football game, showing a a play in progress, probably in Seattle, November 29, 1900” (1900). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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camp, walter, “Walter Camp's book of college sports.” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“Wouldn't this tire you ?--Novel auto-tire dance limbers up this year's Army football team” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Yale varsity football team, before or after practice” (1900). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Clemsonian staff, “1900 Clemson Tigers football team (Clemsonian 1901)” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1900 Rhode Island football team” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1901 Amherst football team” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Case School of Applied Science, “1901 Case Football Team” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1901 football team - DPLA - 14b5441f12492781af6ba2b20e8e5961” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1901 Purdue football team” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Western Reserve University - Reserve 1903 Yearbook, “1901 Western Reserve football team” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Williams College., “1901 Williams College football team” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1901 yale football team” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1904 yale football team” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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langill, h. h. h., “[Dartmouth football team, 1901]” (1901). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Internet Archive Book Images, “Cornell football team 1901” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Middlebury College, “Football, 1901 (Middlebury College Athletics)” (1901). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Harvard football team 1901” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “John L. De Saulles” (1901). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown photographer, “Ormondsimkins” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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rentschler, f. j., “Stagg watching his famous whoa back play defeated by Michigan” (1901). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas am football team 1901” (1901). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1902 Football 32” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1902 Michigan Wolverines football team” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Dale C. Maley, “1902 Pontiac, Illinois High School Football Team Champions Of Central Illinois” (1902). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1902 yale football team” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“[Football game]” (1902). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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adams, bristow, “[Football player, with letter I on sweater, holding football, in front of Illinois Field]” (1902). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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rentschler, f. j., “[Football scrimmage scene]” (1902). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Barbour, Ralph Henry, 1870- [from old catalog], "Behind the line: a story of college life and football" (1902). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1902, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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Illustration by Bristow Adams (1875–1956) Photo-lithography by Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D.C., “Bristow Adams, University of Illinois football player, 1902” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Illustration by Bristow Adams , photo-lithography by Andrew B. Graham, Washington, D.C.; Potomac Press, Washington D.C., “Fighting Illini football player, 1902” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Middlebury College, “Football, 1902 (Middlebury College Athletics)” (1902). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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case (Life time: 1902), “Joseph "Little Joe" Wentworth” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown photographer, “LSU Football 1902 team-1” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“McGill Outlook Football number Vol. 05 No. 05: November 18, 1902” (1902). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Princeton football team 1902” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas am football team 1902” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas football 1902” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Langill, “Victor M. Place” (1902). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Oconeean staff, “1902 Clemson Tigers football team (Oconeean 1903)” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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US Military Academy, “1903 Army Football Team - Horatio B. Hackett front and center” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Case School of Applied Science, “1903 Case Football Team” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1903 Clemson Tigers football team (Oconeean 1904)” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Name of photographer is not identified, “1903 Michigan Agricultural Aggies football team” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1903 Michigan Wolverines football team” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1903 rutgers football team” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“[Ohio? football player] / Bristow Adams” (1903). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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The Case Tech (Life time: N/A), “Case football team champions ohio 1902” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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PE. Chickering & Co., “Crimson vs. Big Green football game 1903-11-14” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Cumberland Bulldogs football team (1903)” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Georgetown Hoyas football team (1903)” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Harvard - Pennsylvania football game” (1903). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Burr McIntosh, “Harvard Stadium 1903 cropped” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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university of maryland, college park, md, “Image 1 of Evening capital (Annapolis, Md.), November 27, 1903” (1903). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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university of nevada las vegas university libraries, “Image 3 of The record (Gardnerville, Nev.), November 27, 1903” (1903). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, “Panoramic photo of Harvard - Dartmouth football game, Saturday, Nov. 14th, 1903” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Princeton tigers football team 1903” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Photo by Judd., “Sewanee Tigers football team (1903)” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas am football team 1903” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas football 1903” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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William F. Boyd, “University of Washington football team, ca. 1903” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Asahel Curtis, “William C. Speidel, captain of University of Washington football team in 1903, charter member of Sigma Chi, graduate of 1904.” (1903). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1903 Davidson football team” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1903 Rhode Island football team” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1904 Purdue football team” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Football team of Pomona College class of 1907” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Izola Forrester, “Fortune's Football” (1904). Internet Archive. Public domain mark https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Georgia Tech football team 1904” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Group photo of the 1903 US Army football team” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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louisiana state university; baton rouge, la, “Image 5 of The Donaldsonville chief (Donaldsonville, La.), November 19, 1904” (1904). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Dudley, Albertus True, "Making the nine" (1904). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1904, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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“McGill Outlook Football number Vol. 07 No. 07: November 24, 1904” (1904). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Middlebury College, “Middlebury Football” (1904). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, “Morton St. Football Team, Porterville, California, 1904” (1904). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, "Olympic games: Football : Carlisle Indians vs. Haskell Indians" (1904). Internet Archive. Published 1904: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Unknown, "Sandwich Association Foot Ball Team" (1904). Internet Archive. Public Domain Mark

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Gerhard Sisters (1872-1955), “St louis university olympic football team 1904” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Stanford University Associated students, "Stanford Football Songs" (1904). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1904, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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Internet Archive Book Images, “The book of school and college sports (1904) (14591471667)” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. No known restrictions https://www.flickr.com/commons/usage/.

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wiley, sara king, “The football game; a comedy in one act,” (1904). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Bénézet, Louis Paul, 1878-, "Three years of football at Dartmouth : being the story of the seasons of '01, '02 and '03" (1904). Internet Archive. Published 1904: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Unknown author Unknown author, “University of Minnesota Football Team, 1904” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Washington State Football team 1904” (1904). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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1905 Webfoot University of Oregon, “"THE FIRST FOOTBALL GAME" photo in 1905 Webfoot University of Oregon yearbook (page 22 crop) (cropped)” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1904 Rhode Island football team” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Case School of Applied Science, “1905 Case Football Team” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1905 colgate football team” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1905 football team - DPLA - f696d56feb145b33500064f87f4197ab” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1905 Michigan Wolverines football team” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “[Football]” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “[Football]” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “[Football]” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“[Woman playing football, Harvard University]” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, "Annual circular letters of the ... active chapters of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity" (1905). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1905, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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Case School of Applied Science (Life time: n/a), “Case vs Western Reserve college football 1905 Cleveland Ohio OAC” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “CHARLOTTE HALL. FOOTBALL” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Zimmerman, Charles. Bryan, Vincent B. Lyricist. Frew, 1875-1955. Illustrator E. A. Stege Co. Lithographer. Engraver White. Photographer. Tietjens, Paul. Wizard of Oz., "Football" (1905). Internet Archive. Public Domain Mark

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Fielding Yost, “Football Diagram 1904” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Fielding Yost, “Football for Player and Spectator by Fielding Yost (1905)” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving), 1868-1922, "Frank Manley's football strategy, or, Beating Tod Owen's fake kick" (1905). Internet Archive. Published 1905: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving), 1868-1922, "Frank Manley's gridiron grill, or, The try-out for football grit" (1905). Internet Archive. Published 1905: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving), 1868-1922, "Frank Manley's prize tackle, or, The football tactics that win" (1905). Internet Archive. Published 1905: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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harris & ewing, “Geo. Wash. Football” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL TEAM” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Group photo of the 1904 US Army football team” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Burr McIntosh, “Harvard Stadium 1903” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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maine state library, “Image 4 of Daily Kennebec journal (Augusta, Me.), November 27, 1905” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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maine state library, “Image 4 of Daily Kennebec journal (Augusta, Me.), November 29, 1905” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

Published in 1905: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

south dakota state historical society – state archives, “Image 5 of The Brookings register (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.), November 23, 1905” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Kansas State University, “Kansas State football team, 1905” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Geo. R. Lawrence., “Marshall Field” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Middlebury College, “Middlebury Football” (1905). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Middlebury College, “Middlebury Football” (1905). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Niagara university football team 1905” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 18 Issue 2, November 1905" (1905). Internet Archive. Published 1905: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1905: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 18 Issue 3, December 1905" (1905). Internet Archive. Published 1905: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Fielding Yost, “Signals Yost 3” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL. FOOTBALL TEAM” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas A&M Aggies football team 1905” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “VIRGINIA P.I. SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “VIRGINIA P.I. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “VIRGINIA P.I. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“West ern Championship, Chicago - Michigan at Marshall Field, Chicago, attendance, 27,000” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “WESTERN HIGH FOOTBALL” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “WESTERN HIGH FOOTBALL” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “WOO[...] FOOTBALL SQUAD” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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pictorial news co., “Yale - Harvard football game” (1905). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Fielding Yost, “Yost regular fullback plunge” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Fielding Yost, “Yost tackle back formation” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Fielding Yost, “Yost tackle back formation 2” (1905). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“061013 OAC Victorious” (1906). Internet Archive. Public domain mark https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/.

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Clemson College Annual staff, “1905 Clemson Tigers football team (Clemson College Annual 1906)” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Northwestern University, “1905 Northwestern Purple football team picture” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1905 Rhode Island football team” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Abraham “Abe” Jacob Kaprielian - 1906 Colgate Football Team Member, “1906 Colgate Football Team - Eastern College Football Independents” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1906 football team - DPLA - 72bcf455be2a77e5255bfbde9dc15c07” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1906 Haskell football team” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1906 Illinois Fighting Illini football team” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Name of photographer is not identified, “1906 Michigan Agricultural Aggies football team” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1906 Purdue football team” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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London Corinthian Football Club , Corinthian Football Club, London, B. O . Corbett, "Annals of the Corinthian Football Club" (1906). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1906, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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Case Differenital yearbook 1906 (Life time: 1906), “Case football team 1904 (Case Western Reserve)” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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troy, john p., “Cornell's touch-down” (1906). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Asahel Curtis, “Enoch W.Bagshaw, University of Washington football player, Seattle.” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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University of Florida, “Florida Gator Football Media Guide Archive” (1906). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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pughe, j. s. (john s.), “Football in 1906” (1906). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “FRIENDS SCHOOL. FOOTBALL” (1906). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “GEORGETOWN FOOTBALL, JR.” (1906). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Group photo of the 1905 US Army football team” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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butterick publishing company, “Masquerades, tableaux and drills” (1906). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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peck, h. f., “Massillon - Canton football game” (1906). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 19 Issue 1, October 1906" (1906). Internet Archive. Published 1906: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 19 Issue 2, November 1906" (1906). Internet Archive. Published 1906: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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The Albertype Co., “Ripon College playing Lawrence University (1906)” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Texas longhorns football team 1906” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “The Charging Machine” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Asahel Curtis, “Victor Morton Place, University of Washington football player, Seattle.” (1906). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Clemson College Annual staff, “1906 Clemson Tigers football team (Clemson College Annual 1907)” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Self Scanned, “1907 - Muhlenburg College Football Team - Allentown PA” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1907 colgate football team” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1907 football team - DPLA - 7087e83251f00d21ca2902829cf07096” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1907 Illinois Fighting Illini football team” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1907 Purdue football team” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1907 yale football team” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“[Cheerleader and football player sitting on giant football with Chicago flag]” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“[Football player and cheerleader sitting on giant football with Cornell flag]” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“[Football player and cheerleader sitting on giant football with University of Michigan flag]” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“[Harvard football poster featuring male player and female spectator]” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“[Man and woman sitting on giant football with a Yale flag]” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Syracuse University, “Archbold Stadium Syracuse University (1907, still under construction)” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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University of Texas at Arlington Photograph Collection, “Carlisle Military Academy first football team, the Cravens, in uniform (10000360)” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. CC BY 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Henderson college football team 1907” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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university of maryland, college park, md, “Image 1 of Evening capital (Annapolis, Md.), September 28, 1907” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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university of kentucky, lexington, ky, “Image 2 of The Paducah evening sun (Paducah, Ky.), September 30, 1907” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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montana historical society; helena, mt, “Image 3 of The Havre herald (Havre, Mont.), November 15, 1907” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Loyola University New Orleans, “Loyola College (New Orleans) Football Team, 1907” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Geo. R. Lawrence Co., “Marshall Field, Chicago, Carlisle vs. Chicago, Nov. 23, 1907” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “MarshallField07” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Miami University football team in formation 1907 (3193552339)” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 20 Issue 2, November 1907" (1907). Internet Archive. Published 1907: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Unknown, “Ohio state football team 1907” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. 1897-1965, “Possibly Carlisle Indian School football team - DPLA - 0037596b6b4904655f0f949db0a1ab8b (page 1)” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “St louis university football team 1907” (1907). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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brooke, george haydock, “The story of a football season,” (1907). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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William & Mary College (Life time: 1908), “1907 William & Mary College Football Team” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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self scanned, “1908 - Football Team - Muhlenberg College - Allentown PA” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1908 harvard football team” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1908 Illinois Fighting Illini football team” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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The New Hampshire College Monthly, college newspaper of what is now the University of New Hampshire, “1908 New Hampshire football team” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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R.W. Johnston Studios, “1908 Pitt Football Team” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1908 South Dakota State football team” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Olaf E. Caskin, “1909 Tyee - football illustration” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“[Army - Navy football game, Nov. 28, 1908]” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“[College football game, Syracuse, N.Y.]” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, "[Postcard of Davenport high school 1908 football team]" (1908). Internet Archive. Published 1908: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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“A Football Warrior (Scene 6)” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“Carleton College's Men's Football team 1908, Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota - DPLA - e8e102f655ac9454d8e6bdbac511ee4d” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Columbia football practice” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Columbia football practice [New York]” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Columbia football practice, 1908” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Columbia football practice, 1908” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“Football practice at Yale” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Barbour, Ralph Henry, 1870-1944, "Forward pass; a story of the "new football"" (1908). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1908, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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university of north texas; denton, tx, “Image 3 of Palestine daily herald (Palestine, Tex.), October 12, 1908” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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south dakota state historical society – state archives, “Image 3 of The Madison daily leader (Madison, S.D.), November 25, 1908” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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library of congress, washington, dc, “Image 5 of New-York tribune (New York [N.Y.]), November 21, 1908” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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university of alabama libraries, tuscaloosa, al, “Image 8 of The Montgomery advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.), October 12, 1908” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Loyola University New Orleans, “Loyola College (New Orleans) Football Team, 1908” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Minneapolis Sunday Tribune, “Minneapolis Marines (1908)” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Ohio state football team 1908” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown photographer, “PittWVUatExpoPark1908” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Princeton football team 1908” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Huston, Oliver B., “Resume Of The Football Season Of 1908” (1908). Internet Archive. Public domain mark https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Rutgers football team 1908” (1908). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Pier, Arthur Stanwood, 1874-1966, "The new boy : a story of St. Timothy's" (1908). Internet Archive. Published 1908: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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notman photo co., “Yale foot ball team, '08” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Yale-West Point football, West Point” (1908). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Taps staff, “1908 Clemson Tigers football team (Taps 1909)” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1908 Pitt versus West Virginia football game action” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1908 Southwest Texas State football team” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1908 University of Pittsburgh football game action” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Case School of Applied Science, “1909 Case Football Team” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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University of Chicago, “1909 Chicago Maroons Football Team” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1909 football team - DPLA - 5fc395d350c14d78003a7e9bf84442df” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“1909 football team - DPLA - beba4477331bd79bcd251a64e2c023ea” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Name of photographer is not identified, “1909 Michigan Agricultural Aggies football team” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1909 Michigan Wolverines football team” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1909 Purdue football team” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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hine, lewis wickes, “Amateur Football on the Boston Common. Location: Boston, Massachusetts.” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Arthur E Brides UNC” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Carleton football team, 1909, Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota - DPLA - 7c6c522aeb3f89c3869830e6c8a2fb4c” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Carleton football team, Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota - DPLA - 8be96d7280bce8e56ecfd031d69d9e9b” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Carleton knights football team 1909” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Flags used for line markers in 1908 Football Game with Carlisle” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Hamilton Tigers athletic team on field” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Howard Jones instructing Yale Varsity football team on playing field, New York” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Howard Jones, Yale Varsity football team, on field, with others” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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maine state library, “Image 10 of Daily Kennebec journal (Augusta, Me.), November 22, 1909” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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maine state library, “Image 4 of Daily Kennebec journal (Augusta, Me.), November 22, 1909” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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montana historical society; helena, mt, “Image 4 of The Billings gazette (Billings, Mont.), November 26, 1909” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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university of north texas; denton, tx, “Image 5 of Palestine daily herald (Palestine, Tex.), September 20, 1909” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“Judicial Notice of Football Season” (1909). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

Published in 1909: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 21 Issue 9, June 1909" (1909). Internet Archive. Published 1909: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1909: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 22 Issue 2, November 1909" (1909). Internet Archive. Published 1909: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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boag, w. j. (william john), “Osage and Ponca portraits” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Ottawa Rough Riders athletic team on field” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“Perry Dunlap Smith Harvard Postcard” (1909). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Robinson, Yale Varsity football team on field” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Ted Coy, captain of Yale Varsity football team” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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stratemeyer, edward, “The football boys of Lakeport; or, More goals than one,” (1909). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “The Spalding Trophy for the winner of the University of Pittsburgh versus Penn State football game” (1909). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Astoria High School Students, "The Zephyrus of the Astoria High School, December 1909" (1909). Internet Archive. Published 1909: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1909: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

The Students of the Astoria High School, "The Zephyrus, June 1909, of the Astoria High School" (1909). Internet Archive. Published 1909: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

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Unknown author Unknown author, “-California- SNS football 1910” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1909 Georgia Tech football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Case School of Applied Science, “1910 Case Football Team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 harvard football squad” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 Illinois Fighting Illini football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Name of photographer is not identified, “1910 Michigan Agricultural Aggies football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 Michigan football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 Michigan Wolverines football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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The New Hampshire College Monthly (college newspaper), “1910 New Hampshire football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 Notre Dame football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 Purdue football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 University of Oregon football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 University of Washington football team” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Bain News Service, publisher, “1st Squad Varsity - Yale LCCN2014694484” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

Public domain in the U.S., as its source marks it. The licence or statement ↗

thompson photo co., “[High school football team]” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

The Library of Congress lists no known restrictions on it. The licence or statement ↗

LESTER CHADWICK, "A quarter-back's pluck;: A story of college football," (1910). Internet Archive. Published 1910: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Action at Miami-DePauw football game 1910 (3191499900)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Action at Miami-DePauw football game 1910 (3191599186)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Action at Miami-Wilmington football game 1910 (3190650055)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Action at Miami-Wilmington football game 1910 (3191689750)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Action at Miami-Wittenberg football game 1910 (3190797307)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Action at Miami-Wittenberg football game 1910 (3191503334)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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knipe, alden arthur, “Captain of the eleven,” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

“Carleton College's 1910 baseball team seated on steps, Northfield, Minnesota - DPLA - 5f34ba3dba803646f43b496cfcf5d1c8” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Carleton foot ball squad 1910, Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota - DPLA - 5fd3c7475b6026ca0f6cdeb3c56224bf” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Carleton football players, c.1910, Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota - DPLA - 200e6bec666d92e94573210944ce98e9” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Carlisle football team” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Bain News Service, publisher, “Carlisle football team LCCN2014698044” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Bain News Service, publisher, “Carlisle football team LCCN2014698044” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Arizona State University, “Catalogue of the Arizona Territorial Normal School at Tempe, Arizona, for the school year ending June 30 ..., and circular for (1910) (14590963740)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. No known restrictions https://www.flickr.com/commons/usage/.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Coach and players on sidelines during Miami-Wilmington football game 1910 (3191354863)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Coach Daly (Lieut. C.D. Daly) & Capt. Weyand” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Coach Daly (Lt. C.D. Daly) R. Brown & Capt. Weyand, West Point” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Coach Folwell” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Florida Memory, “Columbia College football team (6376236679)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Florida Memory, “Columbia College football team- Lake City, Florida (6801450317)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Crowd at Army - Navy football” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Bain News Service, publisher, “Dummy tackle - Harvard LCCN2014694121” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Football at Kincaid Field, 1914-19 - DPLA - 0035d062d1eb72610152f71bc8df22d5” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Football men exercising, Harvard.” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “FOOTBALL PLAYER [Jim Thorpe]” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, book in which the image is published in was edited by W. N. Hartshorn and George W. Penniman., “Football Team, Virginia Theological Seminary and College” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “FOOTBALL UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA GAME” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Francis Bernard Roberts” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Francis Bernard Roberts (cropped)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Goal line action at Miami-DePauw football game 1910 (3190647201)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Goal line action at Miami-DePauw football game 1910 (3191457044)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Goal line action at Miami-Wilmington football game 1910 (3190606573)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Goal line action at Miami-Wittenberg football game 1910 (3191456498)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Gus Lookaround -- Carlisle - football” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Harrington (Penn)” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Harvard 1st & 2nd team scrimmage” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Harvard football team” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Hughey Gold [child with football]” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “HWHelmer” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Instructing Yale football team” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Bain News Service, publisher, “Instructing Yale football team LCCN2014691897” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “IslandPark1910” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Hartford Courant, “James Joseph Hogan” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, book in which the image is published in was edited by W. N. Hartshorn and George W. Penniman., “James R. L. Diggs” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“JoeThompson1909” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “L.H. Bigelow” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Brown University, “Liber brunensis (1910) (14591552950)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Piper, Walter F, “Lincoln High Football Team, ca. 1908” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Piper, Walter F, “Lincoln High Football Team, ca. 1908” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Bain News Service, publisher, “Line-up, Harvard LCCN2014690803” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Logan H'v'd (i.e., Harvard)” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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LSU Gumbo Yearbook staff, “LSU-Coach Mayhew 1909” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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“Maryland State football group” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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“Md. State football team” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Miami University football team 1910 (3190601003)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Miami University football team 1910 (3191736428)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Miami University football team ca. 1910 (3192346288)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Miami University football team ca. 1910 (3192621474)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Miami University football team in formation 1910 (3190651035)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Miami University football team in formation 1910 (3191374043)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Photographaer unknown, “Michigan - Penn 1910” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “MiltandGray” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Sambourne, Linley, "Mr. Punch's book of sports : the humour of cricket, football, tennis, polo, croquet, hockey, racing, etc. :" (1910). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1910, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Murad buchtel college card” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Murad colgate football” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “Murad tufts college” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Penn State, “New Beaver Field 1910” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 23 Issue 2, November 1910" (1910). Internet Archive. Published 1910: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Ontario Agricultural College, “O. A. C. Review Volume 23 Issue 3, December 1910” (1910). Internet Archive. U.S. public domain.

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Unknown author Unknown author, “Ohio state football team 1910” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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woodward, c. m. (calvin milton), “Opinions of educators on the value and total influence of inter-collegiate and inter-scholastic American football as played in 1903-1909.” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

“Osage Indian School football team” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Bain News Service, publisher, “Pendleton, Yale LCCN2014694381” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Pennsylvania State University, “Penn State Football 1908” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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PG. WODEHOUSE - GUNSTON CLASSICS, “PSMITH IN THE CITY BY P. G. WODEHOUSE - GUNSTON CLASSICS” (1910). Internet Archive. Public domain mark https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/.

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bain news service, “Sioux football team” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Spaulding [i.e. Spalding], Yale” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Spectators at Miami-DePauw football game 1910 (3190706701)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Spectators at Miami-DePauw football game 1910 (3191588560)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Spectators at Miami-Wilmington football game 1910 (3190658021)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Spectators at Miami-Wilmington football game 1910 (3191630126)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Spectators at Miami-Wittenberg football game 1910 (3190613499)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Snyder, Frank R. Flickr: Miami U. Libraries - Digital Collections, “Spectators in stands at Miami-Wittenberg football game 1910 (3191547876)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Spigel [i.e., Spiegel]” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

The Library of Congress lists no known restrictions on it. The licence or statement ↗

Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, "The book of foot-ball" (1910). Internet Archive. Published 1910: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Internet Archive Book Images, “The high school freshmen; or, Dick and co.'s first year pranks and sports (1910) (14753247505)” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. No known restrictions https://www.flickr.com/commons/usage/.

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h. irving hancock, "the high school left end or dick & co. grilling on the football gridiron" (1910). Internet Archive. Published 1910: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

The Students of the Astoria High School, "The Zephyrus, December 1910, of the Astoria High School" (1910). Internet Archive. Published 1910: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Astoria High School, "The Zephyrus, February 1910, of the Astoria High School" (1910). Internet Archive. Published 1910: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1910: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Unknown author Unknown author, “Tyee 1910 p128 John Barrett Loving Cup” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “UW vs Oregon Agricultural football game at Denny field, Seattle, November 24, 1910” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Artist not known, “William Arthur Goebel” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “William H. Dietz -- the football Beau Brummel” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “William J. “Wee” Coyle in football uniform, ca. 1910” (1910). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Yale Squad coming on field, Bomeisler, Spalding, Mack, Dr. Bull” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Yale: Catlin” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Yale: Mitchell” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Yale: Robinson” (1910). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Trinity College, “"The Football Team" from Trinity ivy yearbook 1911 (page 131 crop)” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown, “1910 Georgia Tech football team” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1910 Southwest Texas State football team” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1911 colgate football team” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Unknown author Unknown author, “1911 Illinois Fighting Illini football team” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Name of photographer is not identified, “1911 Michigan Agricultural Aggies football team” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Alford S. Lyndon, “1911 Michigan football team by A.S. Lyndon” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Arnold Steigerwalt took a photo of the postcard. Don Seele of Pittsburgh took the original photo., “1911 Pittsburgh Panther Football Team” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “[U.S. Naval Academy football team]” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Baker, Yale” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Capt. Buser, (Wisc.)” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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bain news service, “Capt. Fisher, Harvard” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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Uncited photographer, “Fisk University football team 1911” (1911). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.

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Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, "Football for the spectator" (1911). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1911, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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lillard, w. h., “Football rudiments...” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

Published in 1911: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

“Football souvenir of the Princeton-Yale game,” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

Published in 1911: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Davis, Parke H. (Parke Hill), b. 1871, "Football, the American intercollegiate game" (1911). Internet Archive. Public domain by date (1911, 1930 or earlier rule) and marked public domain at the source

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harris & ewing, “FOOTBALL. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY GAME” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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harris & ewing, “FOOTBALL. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY GAME” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

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south dakota state historical society – state archives, “Image 5 of The Brookings register (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.), October 19, 1911” (1911). Library of Congress. U.S. public domain.

Published in 1911: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗

Ontario Agricultural College, "O. A. C. Review Volume 23 Issue 4, January 1911" (1911). Internet Archive. Published 1911: public domain in the U.S. (published 1930 or earlier)

Published in 1911: public domain in the U.S. The licence or statement ↗