Leadville Angels - Colorado - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Tank Top new york rendered in a high-contrast pop-art

rendered in a high-contrast pop-art style

Known for its glitz

" followed by "ELK HORNS" in bold serif lettering

flanked by "CENTRAL PENN

Distressed golden-yellow script text reads "FAIRIES" with a decorative swoosh tail

Leadville Angels - Colorado - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - Unisex Tank Top new york rendered in a high-contrast pop-artBy 1896, Leadville was already past its silver rush peak, but the high altitude mining town still had enough fight in it to field a ball club. The Angels played a short summer season in the independent Colorado State League, going 5 3 under manager Harry Grier and finishing second in a six team field that ran from May 2 to July 15. Their rivals that year included the Aspen Miners, the Pueblo Rovers, and the Denver Gulfs (small towns with big league