Favorite "Action" Scene Card

[ethicsprof]

I'm with steve f on this one.
the action pic of all time methinks.
all the best,
barry

[x2drich2000]

I've always liked the t3 action cards such as "safe at third", "out at third", & "close play at 2nd". Sorry don't have any scans to show.

DJ
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[CW]

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.

[Tobacco&Gum]

Originally Posted by CW

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.

I've always loved the 71 Topps Munson. It's the only card I can think of where both players have their eyes closed.

[JollyElm]

Come on, nothing says 'action' like this silly card of Mr. Davis getting beaned. It always makes me laugh. This is the best shot of Willie that Topps could find???

[triwak]

Here's one of Ese Hombre, circling the bases. And how about this Clemente, apparently after a bad called strike??? And would SOMEONE please hand Big Sam Thompson a guitar!!!

[HRBAKER]

[Big Ben]

Originally Posted by ethicsprof

I'm with steve f on this one.
the action pic of all time methinks.
all the best,
barry

+1 I immediately thought of the card Steve F posted when I saw this thread!

[tjb1952tjb]

The Babe's buddy............

[Jacklitsch]

[Jay Wolt]

[Jlighter]

I like this one, it shows Chief Bender, a Pitcher, batting.

[asoriano]

Originally Posted by Jacklitsch

Nice choice, Steve.

[DixieBaseball]

Favorite "Action" Scene Card :

[itjclarke]

Originally Posted by Jacklitsch

I can't stop lauging. I think it was Mark McRae that told me these backs were written by local college students.. good to see that 19 year olds had the same irreverent sense of humor 100 years ago.

[sdkammeyer]

Originally Posted by itjclarke

I can't stop lauging. .

I'm right there with you. That's priceless. "he runs like a sissy"

[leftygrove10]

There are several neat "action" scenes in the 1934-36 Diamond Stars set... Here are a few....

[Gary Dunaier]

Originally Posted by itjclarke

I can't stop lauging. I think it was Mark McRae that told me these backs were written by local college students.. good to see that 19 year olds had the same irreverent sense of humor 100 years ago.

You mean that "He runs like a sissy" writeup is real?

Holy mackeral!

[Jacklitsch]

No Gary, it is not real.

Super photoshop job by one of our members. Shammus, was it you?

It is a Pacific Coast Biscuit D311 front with a 1911 Obak back.

Even though, one of my favorite scans.