Easing the sting of the Yankees' bullpen turning back into pumpkins by showing some of the cards that I've recently acquired over the past month . . .
The weekly low-grade Greg Morris auctions continue to be fun, even though they are hit-or-miss in terms of big stars. I did well here with some big names. I ended up with two 1972 high number George Culver (732) in case anyone needs one.
I did pretty good here too. A Cepeda high-number and a couple of Wilhelm high-numbers, and my first 1952 Mothers Cookies PCL card.
This last one was lighter but had some nice oversized pitcher photos.
Other pickups include a '64 Gibson . . .
. . . a '69 Billy Martin (down to five needs on that set) . . .
. . . and a '59 Ernie Banks.
I picked up a cheap-enough lot of '57 Topps. I needed the top five. Bobby Thomson is the biggest name but Joe Ginsberg has the best-looking card. The five on the bottom are all available for trade.
Finally, not vintage but I put in a single bid for ten copies of this 1989 unlicensed Will Clark card, just because I love unlicensed 1980s cards. Anyone who wants one of these just let me know!
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