May pickups

[jason.1969]

That Lou Gehrig is such a beautiful card. The big full-body player photos superimposed on mini stadium scenes give the players a larger-than-life appearance that pretty much all of us would suscribe to.

To have THE key card from such an awesome set is a huge feat. And of course.so much of the set is a Hall of Fame roll call.

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[REGGIE206]

1957 Topps Mickey Mantle

[nat]

The Delong Gehrig might be my favorite baseball card of all time.

[SAllen2556]

This has got to be the ugliest card I have ever actually paid money for. Besides that, I can't read Spanish!

Rudy York is one of those really good players who has very few cards to his name. 1946 Los Reyes Del Deporte:
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[jason.1969]

Originally Posted by SAllen2556

This has got to be the ugliest card I have ever actually paid money for. Besides that, I can't read Spanish!

Rudy York is one of those really good players who has very few cards to his name. 1946 Los Reyes Del Deporte:

THE KINGS OF SPORT
86
RUDY YORK
(Rudolph Preston York)
First Base

Born in Ragland, Alabama, on August 17, 1913. 6 feet, one half inch in height, and weighs 210 pounds. Bats and throws right-handed. Has played for the teams Knoxville of the Southern League, Shreveport of the Texas League, and Beaumont and Fort Worth of that same league. Also for Milwaukee of the American Association and in the Major Leagues for the Detroit and Boston teams. Participated in the 1940 and 1945 World Series for the Tigers. Also in the All-Star games of 1938, '41, '42, '43, and 1946. Has been a catcher, second, and third baseman, but his main position has been first base.

[pokerplyr80]

This one just arrived today, courtesy of MattyC and our b/s/t

[DBesse27]

Wow, Jesse, damn!