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#6
12-31-2012, 11:55 AM
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The Pee Wee Reese card is the first one that comes to mind (although that "in action" shot was not "in game").
The E92/E90-1 Rebel Oakes cards is also very cool. I actually first learned of this card on Net54, many years ago, and instantly added it to my list of cards to pick up. And although it's far from prewar, I'd like to use my once in awhile pass to post a non-prewar card in this forum, as it's one of the best action shots in the hobby. 
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