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#21
07-27-2007, 08:55 PM
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Influential baseball card books...
Posted By: Frank Wakefield
Good books, guys. The Monster certainly spurred collectors on. Mr. Lipset's 3 Encyclopedias are indispensable. And it seems to me that even though it is thick and lists lots of new, shiny stuff, the Standard Catalog is becoming a necessary book. I still look at The American Card Catalog... And Mr. Sugar's Sports Collector's Bible is still useful. 
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