1981 Topps Ken Reitz
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The front: The underrated "balancing the bat on the backs of your
shoulders" look. Probably spring training.
The back: That 1,000th hit was a big one -...
Hey there, 1940s
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Here is what I know about the 1940s, off the top of my head:
World War II, Pearl Harbor, D-Day, the atomic bomb. Jackie Robinson
breaking the color ba...
Game 160 Thread: Sept 25 @ Giants, 7.15p
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Tarik Skubal (11-7, 2.85) vs. Yunior Marte (0-1, 4.66).
The Dodgers lost the game and the series with the Padres last night,
allowing our rivals to cele...
2026 Topps Series 2 Retail
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Greetings!
Hope everyone is doing well. First off, 60th years ago today, Star Trek
premiered on NBC. I was going to post something Star Trek related to
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Winner's Choice
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Just when you thought we were done with looking at the 1971 Topps *Winners *set
(which is actually from 1972) some additional information has come to ligh...
They Still Work! 1970 Fleer Iron-Ons
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I came across a video on Youtube from Rob Opens Wax opening a pack of *1970
Fleer Iron-ons*.
It was fun to see Rob not only open the pack
but th...
Pope Leo XIV
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Very special Concave post and custom card albeit not from 1972….In a
surprise verdict….one Robert Francis Prevost, is now AKA Pope Leo XIV from
Chicagol...
Tommy Brown 1927-2025
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I have once again been absent with this blog, logging only 1 entry across
all of 2024. In a way, that is a good thing, as one of my primary focuses
now...
#132T - Checklist, Cards 1T-132T
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*What a card: *Welcome to the final card in the 1985 Topps Traded set, the
final card of this blog.
*My observation on the front: *For the Traded sets o...
1978 Topps Baseball #350 - Steve Garvey
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- Even though Steve Garvey was a Dodger, his cards were always among the
most desired by the kids on my block.
- Steve had a good year in 197...
no. 752 - dick drago
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*Who is the man:* Dick Drago pitched 240 innings for the Royals in 1970 as
one of their starting staff mainstays. He won 20 games for K.C. in its
first ...
#346 Joe Pittman San Diego Padres
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This is Joe Pittman's second and last Topps card. The green border
usually clashes on the Padres cards but it works here as goes nicely with
the green gr...
RETURN OF THE LOS ANGELES RAMS – OXNARD 2015
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND SAVE THE DATES!!! On Monday, August 17, the Rams’
long-awaited return to Southern California begins when they will face off
against...
1983 Donruss #605 - Guy Sularz
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- Guy Sularz was an infielder who played in parts of four seasons with
the Giants from 1980-1983.
- Sularz was drafted by the Giants in 1974. H...
’30-Year Old Cardboard’ – The Curtain Call
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’30-Year Old Cardboard’ – The Curtain Call Tonight, I say good-bye. My
blogging days are done and my ride of 12,268 articles written will come to
an end. ...
#658 - Lee Lacy
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I really am stretching this thing out but, trust me, it’s not intentional.
Too much work and other stuff. For our third-to-last card we get Lee Lacy
at S...
My Encounter with Johnny Antonelli
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Hello everyone. We’ve not posted for a long while as life has become more
byzantine. For instance, now we work full-time and you’d be amazed how that
ja...
1977 Topps Baseball #645 - Jerry Reuss
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- Jerry Reuss was the #2 starter for the Pirates in 1977. He won only
ten games, down from his 14 wins from 1976.
- *1977 Stats:* 10-13, 4.11 ...
1976 Topps Traded - The Missing Cards!
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This is something I've been wanting to do, but I lack the graphic skills to
pull it off. Ben, Mike, and Travis at The Baseball Card Blog made a "second
...
that's a wrap - oh my!
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well, it's time to put a bow on this blog - 'wrap' it up as one might say.
i've enjoyed going through all of the o-pee-chee sets from 1977 through
1992, an...
#640 - Harmon Killebrew
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*Card fact: *This is the final Topps card issued of Harmon Killebrew during
his playing career. He had appeared in just about every Topps flagship set
f...
My Collecting History
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So now that my blog has withered in the blazing heat, along with my grass,
I thought I would throw a post out there and see if it sticks. Here is a
short h...