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This image shows a C. M. McClung & Co order receipt for baseball gloves. The glove ordered was only $0.50, with a $0.09 postage charge.

This image shows a C. M. McClung catalog page featuring baseball gloves. The most expensive glove is listed as $3.50 and the cheapest is listed as $0.25.

This image shows a C. M. McClung & Co order receipt for a dozen baseballs to JNO Ward (John Ward). The total is listed as 1.73.

This image shows a C. M. McClung & Co catalog page featuring baseballs from both the American Association League and the Official Victor League.

This image shows an order receipt from C. M. McClung & Co dated 1913. This page does extend from the page it is glued upon; this image is the extended version. There is an item underlined, the Jack Shotgun. There is handwriting in green ink that…

This image shows a C. M. McClung & Co catalog page featuring shotguns. There is handwriting in green ink that reads "Is this the gun that threatened the coffee box?" with an arrow pointing to the right.

This image shows a catalog page from C. M. McClung & Co., Knoxville. Telephones are featured on this page.

This image shows a note from the McCulley Hat Company Inc. in Knoxville, Tennessee. This note appears to be a credit account for John Ward, of Watauga Falls, with an interest of 6%.

This image shows a C. M. McClung catalog page for whips. An Express whip was chosen by the John Ward store. Handwriting in green ink under the image of the chosen whip reads "Also called a Bugg Whip. 22 Nov 1913. Ledger, p.96" and "1/2 Doz."

This image shows a C. M. McClung & Co catalog page for horseshoe nails. There is handwriting to the right of the image of the Cranberry nails that were chosen for the John Ward store, the writing reads "10 lbs. Cranberry #6 Horse Shoe Nails 3…