1952 Topps -- Card Gallery

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Is this from a display for the 1952 Topps cards or something else? Are there other cards with backs like this one?

[irv]

Originally Posted by jayshum

Is this from a display for the 1952 Topps cards or something else? Are there other cards with backs like this one?

I'll answer for, Al, since I'm here, and tell you this is a salesman copy, which, of course, is/are fairly rare.
https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...a/7165-50832.s

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by irv

I'll answer for, Al, since I'm here, and tell you this is a salesman copy, which, of course, is/are fairly rare.
https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-c...a/7165-50832.s

Thanks. I had not seen them before, but I haven't been looking for any 52 Topps cards for quite a while. Any idea how many different cards there are that were issued as a salesman copy?

[ALR-bishop]

I have a 3 card, consecutively numbered, but cut panel I can post when we get to those cards. I think Anthony may have an uncut panel that I can ask him to post. I try for a Salesman Sample and unopened pack for each set. I think the Salesman Samples for Topps run 52-67

[tedzan]

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[jayshum]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Hey Guys,

Meet my nearby-neighbor..... "The Scooter".

Phil's home was 2-blocks from our home in Hillside, NJ. Phil was a really great neighbor, he would join us kids when we were playing BB
at the ball field at St. Catherine's School back in the 1940's - 1950's.
He would pitch to us, give us advice on how to play the game, plus tell us stories about any Ballplayers, which we would ask him about.
It was a tremendous joy to have Phil with us.

You're a day early with Phil. Don't forget about Mr. Rosen.

[LincolnVT]

My copy. Love the red background.