hit it cc
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well, i am not sure why it didn't happen last year following his induction
into the hall of fame, but tonight the yankees are retiring cc sabathia's
number...
Good Luck Ducks, Week 4: California Bound
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*The Ducks open conference play in LA.*
After being left for dead just two weeks into the season (ha!), Oregon took
out their frustrations on a Portland ...
TTM Success - Rick Wrona
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A signed 1990 Topps made its way into the autograph album when I got this
card back signed TTM by Rick Wrona. I found this card during a run through
my bo...
Hey there, 1940s
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Here is what I know about the 1940s, off the top of my head:
World War II, Pearl Harbor, D-Day, the atomic bomb. Jackie Robinson
breaking the color ba...
Real Heroes and Silly Times
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When it comes to blogging, I've been kinda in a funk. It stems from
Blogger's recent issues with sharing our posts on reading lists.
Thankfully a few of ...
A Passing Resemblance
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Barney McCoskey looks a lot like Ray Kroc on the front of his 1952 Topps
baseball card. Reading the stats on the back, I can't help but think he
bears a cl...
Vintage Frankenset Page 7
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Back in the desolate days of 2020, I got the idea for a frankenset to give
purpose to many of the random old cards that didn't really have a solid
"home" i...
Set Complete! (Nearly 20 Years in the Making!)
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Back in 2009, I was in the midst of a full-blown collecting revival. I had
discovered baseball card blogging, and between blogging, buying cards, and
lots...
252 - WALLY JOYNER, ROYALS, 1B
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*The basics:* Wally Joyner appears for the second time in the 1993 Upper
Deck set. He was part of the Teammates subset back on card No. 54 with
George B...
SAGE WORKING WITH DAD ON THE BLOG
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Well the secret is out I guess this is my collecting
partner in crime & my blog writer. For those who read my blog you are
famil...
Hall of Fame and Hall of ... Mirrors?
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OK, I didn't have a good way to tie these cards together with a nice
title, but I tried. But I am giving them away!!First up is a strange card
of recent ...
I am a Navy brat who went to 10 schools in 12 years in 4 different states. I have lived in 7 different states. I read two or 3 books a week. I manage a used bookstore for the county library system.
3 comments:
That's a lot of team autos.
1,333 Padrographs? That's mind-boggling. What Padre do you have the most autographs of... and how many of him do you have?
Fuji, that number is unique autographs. Just one of each. I do have some extras of Flan and Blake Snell.
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