Who had one of these?

[steve B]

I have a green one, and one like the first post.

I may also have a red one around somewhere...

I don't really recall seeing the blue ones at all.

[UKCardGuy]

I had both the red and the blue one as a kid. I picked up the red one in the original post recently for 5 bucks.

I had one for baseball cards and another for football cards. I remember taking them to my friend's house to trade cards. Those were the days.

[rats60]

I have 2 of the green ones from childhood. They are 1968 or earlier as they only had 10 teams per league.

[bkspoilers]

i had a green one as well, however took on vacation and left in the back window of our 69 Mercury, windows closed. It melted, got deformed and no longer closed properly.

[JLange]

I found one at a flea market a few years back. Always wanted one as a kid, but never had one. Couldn't pass this one up since it came in original box. A bit rough but still happy to have one!

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by JLange

I found one at a flea market a few years back. Always wanted one as a kid, but never had one. Couldn't pass this one up since it came in original box. A bit rough but still happy to have one!

I had the one pictured in the initial post of the thread, and from what I remember, it was plastic and it had stickers with team names on them. The team names weren't part of the doors. Mine must have been made later since the red one has the Seattle Pilots listed as a team which I didn't have a sticker for since they didn't exist by the mid 70s when I got my card locker.

[UKCardGuy]

Originally Posted by jayshum

I had the one pictured in the initial post of the thread, and from what I remember, it was plastic and it had stickers with team names on them. The team names weren't part of the doors. Mine must have been made later since the red one has the Seattle Pilots listed as a team which I didn't have a sticker for since they didn't exist by the mid 70s when I got my card locker.

That's correct, the one that I posted in the OP was from the late 70s. Here's it listed in the 1979 Sears Wishbook.

Incidentally, there's a great website called WishbookWeb.com where they've digitized lots of old Christmas Catalogs from Sears, JC Penney and others. It goes back to 1937.