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Old 03-14-2014, 06:48 PM
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Zip Z disc. I think this is the last of the MSA discs that Brock was on. I think I have all of them, except for an unknown amount of Carousel discs. You disc collectors, are there others, or perhaps different colors of backs or fronts?
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Old 03-17-2014, 07:15 AM
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Continuing on in the "Things that are round" genre from the mid to late 70's are these pins and buttons.
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Old 03-17-2014, 10:47 AM
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Only 5 months to go David
Well, I am down to less than 100 items left, and the way I put multiples of many things up such as the 4 buttons above as 1 post, I may not make it, but it will be close.

I should make it into June at least I think.
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Only kidding David. It has been a great thread. Thanks for making the effort
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I think other people will pitch in to help out if you run out. I don't have much but I will do my part.
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Old 03-18-2014, 08:40 AM
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Vess Soda produced Brocca Pop, probably from 1977 or 78, based on the fact it mentions stolen base 893 from August 29, 1977.
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I remember drinking Brocca Pop. Completely forgot about it until now David. I was 11 at that time it was out. Good stuff! Always liked Vess products.

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Old 03-19-2014, 01:11 PM
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1977 RC Cola cans. Brock was not on the 78 cans, but was on the T Shirt iron on patch.
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1977 RC Cola cans. Brock was not on the 78 cans, but was on the T Shirt iron on patch.
I remember riding my bike to baseball practice in Crystal City MO and stopping at the IGA on my way home to check and see which cans they had. Never did find a Brock.

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I remember riding my bike to baseball practice in Crystal City MO and stopping at the IGA on my way home to check and see which cans they had. Never did find a Brock.
I used to pick the cans out of the trash, and off the road sides.

Here are 2 flats that never for some reason made it into cans. One has square corners, the other rounded. The rounded one is a proof of some sort with colors noted at the top
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Old 03-21-2014, 08:32 AM
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Continuing on in the "Things that are round" genre from the mid to late 70's are these pins and buttons.
Note the red Brock button has a reversed negative. I have never seen a corrected one. Great thread that I always follow.
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Note the red Brock button has a reversed negative. I have never seen a corrected one. Great thread that I always follow.
Well... I never noticed that. Now unfortunately, I have to begin checking everyone of those buttons on Ebay..... and there are lots of them.
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Old 03-21-2014, 01:48 PM
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1977 RC "Flat" proof with no blue color. Also, a while ago on Ebay I bought a bunch of RC cans that had the ends cut off neatly, and then they were flattened to make these "Limited Edition RC metal cards".
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1977 Gateway cachet featuring stolen base 892
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77 Gateway cachet signed - Stolen base 893
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If you were a Little Leaguer or High School player 40 years ago, there were no instructional DVD's, or webinars, or downloads, YouTube, or I Tune stores. There was the crusty coach with his chaw of tobacco, and his battery operated cassette tape player.

Here is Lou Brock on Base Stealing. I also have Maury Wills on Base Running, Brooks Robinson on Infielding, and Don Sutton on Pitching. There may be others in the series, they show up on occasion on E Bay.

Also, just thought I would add, if you are a Larry Bowa collector, you need this, as I think that is him late with the tag
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Old 03-26-2014, 06:21 AM
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1977 Hostess - I just love the way PSA put this card in at such an "attention getting angle", it really accentuates the card.
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Hostess 3 card panel.
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Hostess Twinkies with back variations.
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Side note. Do you think Lou's parents were having a little fun when naming him? Louis (and) Clark?? Spelling aside, that's pretty funny.
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Side note. Do you think Lou's parents were having a little fun when naming him? Louis (and) Clark?? Spelling aside, that's pretty funny.
I always wondered if he was named after them, but have no idea.
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1977 Schedule.
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Epic thread, thanks for sharing!
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Epic thread, thanks for sharing!
Thanks, it has been fun and I have appreciated the kind words as I go along.

Here is a 9 card sheet of OPC from 1977
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Old 04-02-2014, 09:52 AM
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77 Topps 4 cards sheet. On the OPC, Royster is above Brock, on the Topps, Evans is. Also the numbers are different.
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1977 6 card sheet. I have no idea why the front scan shrunk the cards.

Honey, I shrunk the cards.... Although, maybe I have the ultra rare front side mini's......
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Old 04-04-2014, 01:44 PM
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In order top row - 1977 OPC, 1977 Topps

Bottom Row - 1977 Venezuela, 1977 Cloth both variations.

Let's see if Al has a complete set of 77 Cloth with back variations, or Al, do you know what the variation is?
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1977 printers scrap with a ghost of Lou Brock. It is tough to see it, but at the top the "Cardinals" can be seen and on bottom left the uniform number 20 is easy to see.
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I've been crazy busy with work (which I suppose is good....) so missed a few days. Starting off 1978 here is the 6 card panel from Dynamite magazine.
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1978 Dynamite Magazine 6 card panel.
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I lost my Internet Explorer browser Wednesday, so have been in computer limbo for some days. Finally figured out how to install Firefox, so here we go again with the Lou Brock thread.

4 card panel, probably shortened up Dynamite magazine panel.
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Old 04-13-2014, 03:35 PM
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Default Dynamite Magazine Topps panels

For some reason, when he was editor of the SCD Standard Catalog, Bob Lemke listed a half dozen or so specific Dynamite magazine panels from the 70s in the Catalog. Since my Topps collecting parameter was anything and everything listed in that Catalog through 1994, I set out to find the listed panels. I think I have found all but one (which is from 1979)
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I haven't heard Dynamite magazine in 35+ years. Remember getting it in 3rd and 4th grade.
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It's been a while. My hard drive crashed and took all the scans with it. Picking up from a week ago, here is the 78 Kellogg, including one still in the package.
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1978 RC Cola iron on. Lou was not on a can, but made this issue. Sorry for the blurry scan.
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1978 and 1979 Sportcaster. As far as I know, the only way to distinguish the different years is the bottom left corner which has the date and printing location.
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Sportcaster articles about Brock, as well as the covers and backs for them.
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1978 Topps and OPC Record breaker cards. The blank back is a proof from Topps Vault.
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Topps and OPC.
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Finally got some more scanned after the hard drive crash..... 1979 Topps 4 card panel (perhaps partial Dynamite Mag panel).
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79 Topps and OPC regular card. 79 Topps record breaker. 80 Topps highlight with Yaz for 3000 hits, and 81 Topps Thirstbreak gum wrapper.
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1979 Big Time Baseball. This is 8x11.
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1979 Cachet celebrating Lou Brock Day
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Default Topps 1981 Thirst Break Gum

I finished a set of those, 54 I think. Baseball, basketball, football, soccer, hockey, track and field, fencing and boxing represented. To finish it I bought 2 "unopened" boxes. The figures were on the wrappers around the gum. It was a messy and tedious process to separate the wrappers from that old and turned to goo gum without tearing them...and then to clean the goo off them. I still have some unopened packs if anyone needs one
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Old 05-09-2014, 04:36 AM
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Al - you never answered my question about the variation on the back of the 1977 Cloth stickers.

Here is the 1979 Dynamite magazine, with the cards inside. You need this magazine if you are a Sergio Ferrer master collector.
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[QUOTE=David W;1274404]Al - you never answered my question about the variation on the back of the 1977 Cloth stickers.
Nobody asked me, but every card in the 1977 Topps Cloth Sticker Set has either one asterisk or two asterisks on the back of the card.
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