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Dude has no mouth or nose.
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Leon - there’s probably a perfect image of Frank Chance under that button! Looks like a pre-cursor to the 1916-20 “Big Heads”.
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I was just sorting my 1975 Topps cards and came across Len Randle and I immediately thought of this thread.
Sure, he wasn't a household name, but this is the BEST Topps could do for poor Len? Attachment 619826 |
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I always despised this strip set & the Cobb especially. Reminded me of the joker or Mr burns from the Simpson’s. Complete Yuck..
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This Tarzan Bread card of Munns, I used to own, looks like he might be a bit constipated.
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Munns either liked that photo, or it's perhaps one of the few shots of him in Dodgers garb, because he sent me a signed copy many years ago. Guess he used to Xerox the image and send to collectors. Funny, I always thought it was more of a "GRRRR!" expression.
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If we're talking about hockey, then I think it's time to quote a little Rush to describe Topps' WTF efforts with Keith Magnuson:
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THAT Keith Magnuson CARD was the LAST card I needed to complete my 1972-73 Topps Set as an 11-year-old kid!
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Yeah, I've always loved the Magnuson card. Not sure why this type of photo was uesd for it, but reminds me of album photos for Neil Young's Harvest and Ragged Glory.
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Thanks to your post (and the post from BillyCox up above) I spent some time Googling Len Randle. Quite a character. Here's another Len Randle highlight (blowing a ball foul) that I've seen a million times that I didn't associate with that Topps card until now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLroDoPFdWY |
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There was something reeeaaaallly interesting going on up there.
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You can see how little Topps cared in the 70's with this one:
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Overall the 1923 WG7 Walter Mails Game cards have lower quality photo images of the players. I like the look of my full sized type card of Heinie Groh (I also have a few others that are cut down to just the photo), but the images and wildly inconsistent graphic design on a quite a few of the 56 cards are humorous, horrible and head-scratching (which of course is the coveted 3 'H' designation), as seen in the sampling below.
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This image always creeps me out.
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Can someone post that Melchior with the (ahem) alternate text?
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To the original poster, the Schmidt is half of a photo with Harry Davis sliding in. I always thought it was cool that both cards were in the set.
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Not My Favorite Phillies Photo:
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