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Old 05-19-2015, 09:45 PM
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1977 Convenient Food Mart Iron-On. The Cubs lost that Sept. 25th game as part of their second half collapse that year, when I was a heartbroken 10 year old.
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1963 Jay's Publishing Picture Pack
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1965 Jay's Publishing Picture Pack, even though it has a 1961 copyright.
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1974 1-Day Film Service Wichita Aeros Checklist card and Gene Hiser card missing photo
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Mid sixties Corn King Bacon and Ham Premium Photo
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1969(?) Pro's Pizza box cut-out card
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what are those 5x7's cliff? rare? harder to find in the bags? how long it'd take ya? please share. that banks a tattoo, I assume?
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what are those 5x7's cliff? rare? harder to find in the bags? how long it'd take ya? please share. that banks a tattoo, I assume?
The 5x7's are Jay's Publishing Picture Packs, the one with Banks is from 1963 and the one with Santo is from 1965. I got them on eBay years ago for surprisingly cheap, each less than $30. The Banks iron-on transfer is from 1969, no idea who the manufacturer is but is was no doubt a Chicagoland regional issue that was meant to be put on t-shirts.
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1977 Autographed Collectors Plaque
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1970(?) and 1973(?) stadium pins. Of course they spelled Hooton wrong. I don't think I have ever seen a player have his name spelled incorrectly more than Burt Hooton.
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How bout a tee from back in the day. Pictures a few decent players...
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Star Wars and Disney ... which are now the same company!

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The James Earl Jones card: Impressive.....most impressive.

The Chewbacca: So, that is his wookie card, right?

Those Mickey cards are very cool. Visually, they are quite interesting.
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Love those Star Wars cards. Star Wars was the whole reason that I got into cards, and then Kiss and Grease cards. I was 9 and had a huge crush on Olivia Newton-John

I had every card available, so I thought I'd pick up some 1978 baseball cards since the 1977 Reggie Jackson World Series was still fresh in my head.
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The James Earl Jones card: Impressive.....most impressive.

The Chewbacca: So, that is his wookie card, right?

Those Mickey cards are very cool. Visually, they are quite interesting.
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Correct - he was Wookie of the Year!

Darth Vader and Chewbacca are my two favorite characters, and not just Star Wars. Star Wars cards were also the first cards I really enjoyed buying. Always have been a baseball guy, but in 1977, Star Wars blew me away!

The Mickeys I stumbled upon at a show a few years back and felt they were worthy buys.
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