Here is another 1978 Topps Rookie card (the first was the Trammell/Molitor). In fact, here are two. (The Dave Bergman is below). This...

Topps '88 jumbo packs came with an All-Star insert card. They were a 26-card set distinct from the main set of 792. They did a subset in...

Ed had two different T206 cards (the other has him with his glove raised over his head). It was not unusual for players to have more than...

1987 Topps was a fine surprise. The woodgrain borders, the font, and the color management all made for a stand-out late-80s design. It...

Al Kaline's career could be described as the ideal career. Baseball had a renaissance in the '50s. It took a while after the war to get...

Rickey Henderson was a force of nature. His combination of base-thieving and lead-off hitting excellence put him in a class above...

The 1994 Denny's hologram cards may have been their best. When Denny's first partnered with Upper Deck in 1991 for their Grand Slam...

In 1988 Kenner had the brilliant idea of taking one thing kids loved - action figures, and combining it with another thing kid loved -...

This is one of George Kell's earliest cards. It is more of a photo than a card (measuring in at 8" x 10"). It is a premium, nonetheless....

A friend gave me a card game he picked up at an antique mall or something. The name of the game is Baseball. It was made by ED-U-CARDS...

Dan Quisenberry was that rare relief pitcher that kids in the 80s would know and emulate. For one thing, he had a great name. For...

Eddie Murray was a great hitter, perhaps the 2nd best switch-hitter ever (maybe third). He won the Rookie of the Year Award in 1977, and...

The 1927 W560 strip cards are an interesting set of cards for several reasons. They came in a full sheet (unlike the row of strips of the...

1987 was the year I became a serious collector. I would have been 8 years old at the beginning of that year. I had been getting baseball...

This M.P. & Co. set is interesting for a few reasons. One, it is the only set (that I know of) that was made during WWII. Two, it is very...

Here is an S & S Game card of Joe Medwick. Joe was an HOF outfielder for the Gas House Gang Cardinals. I do not know how this game...

Bill Terry was an excellent hitter for the NY Giants. In 1930 he had a season batting average of .401. His lifetime average of .342 ranks...

Topps bought Bowman and laid them to rest in 1956. In 1989 Topps released a new Bowman set. These were done somewhat in the style of a...

From 1964-ish to 1993-ish there is no regular issue Topps card more valuable than the 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan rookie card. Meanwhile, this...

This here is a postcard / schedule for the 1932 NY Giants featuring HOF pitcher, Carl Hubbell. When I first discovered this card I...