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#35
02-27-2022, 07:05 AM
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My first introduction to vintage cards came from the catalogs from Jim Elder out of Odessa, Fl.
We moved around a lot (I had seven addresses by the time I was 15), so I never had a chance to find card shops. Having the chance to get my hands on a real Bowman card was a huge deal to a preteen in 1976. I wish I had kept some of those old catalogs. 
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