Baseball Cards Come to Life!

  The card, in brief: No logo on the jacket. Today there would be the Padres' logo plus three advertisers. Playing career, in brief: Fre...

Some great cards that have come my way in the past month . . .  Two fun retro inserts and a really great card of Cal Ripken and Alex Rodrigu...

Met Al again today to swap some cards. He had bought a couple of 2025 packs, I guess. These are from 2025 Panini. A couple of legends and a ...

Older looking metal fences are great places to look out for old-style telephone exchanges. This is the second time I've found one from A...

Last time it was a win for cake, 6-1. Vote totals are getting better as Blogger issues clear up. Will this one be another win for cake? Host...

Last time it was a 3-2 win for 1962. Hopefully with the Blogger issues seemingly fixed, this one will get more votes. Pirates second baseman...

  The front: Where was this photo taken? Even Jerry Reuss doesn't know . The back: No room for a blurb, and still a full decade of pitch...

  Don Mattingly was #23 for the Yankees. But this bat says #29! Pitcher Bob Shirley wore #29 for the Yankees from 1983 to 1987. Would this b...

In New York City or any other older town, you may notice that the gates near entrances often have an opening near the bottom, with a thin ed...

Another week, another eBay win on a surprisingly tough card, probably kept low because of blue markings on the front. 1956 Billy Martin! As ...