Baseball Cards Come to Life!

Last time we had a 9-1 win for 1962. Skipping past the multi-photo subsets in '62, lands us at the titanic battle at #320. This matchup ...

Last time it was another shutout for Topps, 6-0. Will Hostess get on the board this time? Hostess has Herndon at spring training, some bats ...

A couple of recent comments on my Deckle Dating blog posts have pointed out a couple more instances where Topps's date for the card coul...

I noticed this the other day when putting together a blog post on Jim Wynn, and was going through his TCDB pages. I don't usually pay at...

  The front: Action shot at Yankee Stadium, with the photo angled to make his stance look less crouched. In the stands a hot dog vendor is b...

I don't go after vintage football very often, but I like the '74 set a lot and found a very cheap lot that nobody else bid on. I nee...

Bought a couple of cheap lots of older cards that both were delivered yesterday. Starting off with a nice big lot of '54 Topps. It's...

  The card, in brief: A rare action shot! That's number 51, Roy McMillan, in the dugout. Buckner played in two days games at Shea in 197...

Great scoreboard shot!  This is Garvin Park in Evansville, IN. The road to the park is now named Don Mattingly Way. Also on Don Mattingly Wa...

 Here's Tigers righty Pat Dobson . . .  . . . wait a minute! That's a lefty pitcher. That can't be right. There, that's bett...