Cut junk era commons = most iconic cards ever

[TimCarrollArt]

Not vintage, but it certainly qualifies as iconic:





28.5" x 20.5". Sold.

[jp1216]

Bo knows - That is Awesome! What B&W cards were used?

[Yastrzemski Sports]

Originally Posted by jp1216

Bo knows - That is Awesome! What B&W cards were used?

My guess - Conlon.

[Batpig]

Heavily trimmed. Reporting these to Blowout.

[Centauri]

Not trimmed - conserved.

[TimCarrollArt]

Originally Posted by Yastrzemski Sports

My guess - Conlon.

Indeed.

[TimCarrollArt]

I’m working on a full-blown PSA slab made entirely of cards that will be finished this fall (different card), but I have to share this setup a client just sent me. Having 4 of the 15 slabbed copies of this Star Cal Mantle attached to the work is just beautiful. I don’t have the exact measurements, but knowing how tall the art itself is, this one must be around 4 feet tall:

[TimCarrollArt]

Back from the National! I really enjoyed getting to meet several of you while working in Chicago, and look forward to meeting many more next year in Atlantic City. I told members of the boards I would post my progress of the Trout that I was working on at the show - so here it is:

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

cool to see the process in progress!

EDIT: WAIT, I just had a brilliant idea of what to do with all the altered cards from the scandal. Did you ever find yourself wanting to work with vintage cards???

[KMayUSA6060]

If memory serves me correctly, you had/have work in Cooperstown, correct?

Has the Hall of Fame itself ever reached out to you to commission anything? Your talent is so unique and unbelievable, I could easily see you becoming a staple in marketing for the hobby/baseball/sports.

[TimCarrollArt]

Originally Posted by timzcardz

I continue to be amazed every time I check out this thread!

Unbelievable talent.

Originally Posted by Paul S

Trimmed!!

Beautiful piece(s), Tim

Originally Posted by KMayUSA6060

If memory serves me correctly, you had/have work in Cooperstown, correct?

Has the Hall of Fame itself ever reached out to you to commission anything? Your talent is so unique and unbelievable, I could easily see you becoming a staple in marketing for the hobby/baseball/sports.

Thank you all! Kyle, indeed - my Koufax 55 Topps hangs in the Shoebox Treasures exhibit at the Hall. Here is an article that was done by the Baseball Hall shortly after the exhibit opened: https://baseballhall.org/discover/sh...ebox-treasures



By the way......I finally finished the Trout I was working on at the National: