Frank Fukuda photograph and ephemera collection, ca. 1906-1927 [graphic]. ca. 1906-1927.

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Frank Fukuda photograph and ephemera collection, ca. 1906-1927 [graphic]. ca. 1906-1927.

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Consists of a scrapbook album (disassembled due to poor condition) and miscellaneous photographs documenting Frank Fukuda's involvement with Japanese baseball teams in Seattle, Wash., from about 1906 to 1927, including the Mikado, Nippon, and Cherry teams. The images also depict Japanese University baseball teams both in Japan and as visitors in Seattle, as well as Fukuda's involvement in the 1922 National Boy's Tournament in Japan. Includes photographs of Japanese theater performances at Seattle's Nippon Kan Theater, where the Asahi baseball teams performed Shibai to raise funds, and photos that document the University of Washington baseball team's tour of Japan in 1908.

$3 Photographs: 187 photographic prints : b&w ; various sizes.$3 Ephemera: 2 items ; various sizes.

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