Baseball Cards Come to Life!

 Today's bit player filmed most of his TV appearances during a brief stop at the Warner Brothers lot in early 1960. He made appearances ...

 The cartoons on the back of the 1955 set featured various baseball facts, in series such as "You're the Ump" and "Daffy-...

 I picked up another lot of matchbooks from the '30's/'40s for pretty cheap on eBay. $25 for over 100 of them. The big reason wh...

Scott Marrett pitched in the Angels organization in 1985 and 1986, going 11-11 with a 4.42 ERA. After his playing career he had a career in...

 Seven cents is what I paid for this A&G high number. Tanaka may not have quite lived up to his hype but he was a solid pitcher for the ...

 Got a bunch of cards in a recent trade with Card Hemorrhage .  The bulk of the trade was set needs for 2021 Topps. I picked out some of my ...

 I'm not the first to point this out, but I'll admit it I missed it the first time I saw this card. There's a bouncing ball comi...

 I picked up this small lot of '61 Post cards that fell into my $0.25 a card limit on vintage. These Post cards were cut out all differe...

 During the 1964 World's Fair in Flushing, NY, one innovation was the use of 11 60-foot arches that featured some brand new technology -...

 Got four new and four old cards in my latest trade with Baseball Card Breakdown . Four set needs from 2020 Topps. Marcell Ozuna's next ...