Dirty Work - post your Off Linemen

[TanksAndSpartans]

Yep, looks good this time.

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by TanksAndSpartans

Yep, looks good this time.

Hmmmm. Interesting. I think Mike is right that its a permissions problem with one or more of my Google Photo albums but still haven't figure out what the difference in this one is yet. I moved the Dilweg to another album that I know works and now it appears. Permissions on the two albums look the same which is puzzling.

Thanks guys. And let me know if I post anything in the future that doesn't show as they all look fine to me when I post and won't know that you can't see the images.

jeff

[DBesse27]

Getting this thread back on track with the latest additions to my Hannah collection. He's #73, pictured on the right side of both team action cards. So far I own 4 different Fleer Team Action cards picturing Hannah. Besides these 2, I also have found him on 1983 (Chiefs) and '86 (Pats). If anybody is aware of any others, please let me know. Thanks!

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Originally Posted by DBesse27

Getting this thread back on track with the latest additions to my Hannah collection. He's #73, pictured on the right side of both team action cards. So far I own 4 different Fleer Team Action cards picturing Hannah. Besides these 2, I also have found him on 1983 (Chiefs) and '86 (Pats). If anybody is aware of any others, please let me know. Thanks!

Those Fleer Team Action cards are nice!

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[DBesse27]

Thanks Robert!

[DBesse27]

In the 1960's thru 80's, the NFL produced a limited number of transparency slides for use in television broadcasts. My source says that they only made one slide of each player each year, and only a couple of copies of each slide. I strive to be a John Hannah "super collector," so I pick these up when I can. Here are the ones I have so far:



1973 pre-RC, above



1977 and 81



1984 - the crappy scan doesn't do this one justice. In hand, the photo is colorful and just plain awesome.

[revmoran]

Those slides are very nice and you have to figure with the digital era they represent a bygone medium -