Group of two small gelatin silver photographs depicting an amateur baseball team identified as Downs, along with a game in progress on an open rural field. Each photograph measures approximately 3.25 x 5.25 inches and is mounted together on a larger album page. The images date to the early 20th century based on clothing, equipment, and photographic style.

The upper photograph shows a posed team portrait of approximately twenty men arranged in two rows, with players kneeling in front and standing behind. Several wear matching shirts with vertical lettering or trim, while others appear in mixed attire including caps, work shirts, and suspenders. Equipment visible includes gloves and a catcher’s mask, with one player holding a large mitt. The group is set outdoors with trees in the background, suggesting a local or semi-organized club team.

The lower photograph captures a wide view of a baseball game underway on a dirt infield within an expansive grassy field. Players are positioned across the diamond and outfield, with one figure at bat or near home plate and others spread at defensive positions. The distant background shows scattered trees and low structures, reinforcing the rural setting. Both images are uncaptioned, with no visible photographer’s imprint, and are mounted together on a single album page.