Babe Ruth is the giant of the game. Baseball, a popular sport in the U.S., exploded in popularity as Babe Ruth dominated the game and...

George Kell was part of the TV announcing team (with Al Kaline) for the Tigers during the 80s and 90s. I enjoyed his Arkansas voice. Kell...

Cards in the 30s had a lot of variety. There were colorful smaller cards, especially in the early 30s. There were odd cards like the...

The early 90s were crazy about cards. There were at least 5 different manufacturers and most produced multiple sets each year. In this...

In the eighties, there was no internet. And as a kid in the eighties, there was only a few ways I could get cards. There were the packs...

The Cardinals were established in the 1800s. They are an old team. They were not good for most of their early years. But in the 1920s...

The T206 cards appeared in a variety of cigarette packs from 1909-1911. The back of the card featured a graphic of the brand of...

Exhibit Supply Co. made stiff cardboard photo cards of movie stars and sports figures. They were distributed through coin-op arcade...

Red Man tobacco put out 52 card sets for the '52 - '55 seasons. The only significant design changes over those years were to add more...

These Auravision "cards" are some of my favorites. They are 33 records that have an interview with the player recorded on them. A set of...

This card comes from a card game published in 1913 called The National Game. The set of cards contains photos of many of the great...

In 1925, a British tobacco company called Turf put out a series of cards of sports from around the world. For the USA part of the world,...

I had several favorite players when I was a kid. Sometimes is was Kirk Gibson. Sometimes it was Chet Lemon, Darrell Evans, or Johnny...

Stan Musial did not have as many Topps cards as one would hope. During the 50s, most of his cards were exclusive to Bowman. In the first...