Minimalist Artistic Vintage Baseball Sets

[robw1959]

Originally Posted by Eric72

1953 Brown & Bigelow.

This example works, but unfortunately, the entire set isn't minimalistic like the one you posted. Many have advertising on the front at the bottom. Minimalistic means only the player is featured on the front, with no words or names, or advertising to go with it.

[Eric72]

Originally Posted by robw1959

This example works, but unfortunately, the entire set isn't minimalistic like the one you posted. Many have advertising on the front at the bottom. Minimalistic means only the player is featured on the front, with no words or names, or advertising to go with it.

I thought the advertising was placed on the cards (as an add-on feature) per the request of the business that ordered them.

However, what do I know? Apparently, I'm a dolt who doesn't comprehend the definition of minimalistic. Thank you ever so much for the edification.

[robw1959]

That's interesting! I never knew of a set in which the players could either be sponsored or not. That may be a unique feature of the Brown & Bigelow set.