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#6
07-10-2007, 05:15 PM
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The Origin of Baseball Card Shows
Posted By: Richard Masson
I set up on the benches in the lunch room of Garden Grove Elementary School to peddle cards and autographs on a few Saturdays in the very early 1970s. Gavin Riley, Mike Berkus, Jack Something-or-other were a few of the names I remember. Mike Berkus is still around and sells on eBay now and then. 
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