Truly scarce postwar cards

[Exhibitman]

1946 Trading Post premiums:

[Exhibitman]

1960 Los Angeles Examiner, issued for one day:

[whiteymet]

Dick Williams name on right

Mantle in an unopened cello strip and close up of just the Mantle

[paul]

Here are a couple more Seavers -- 1982 Rawlings and 1985 Chicago Renaissance Society. The Rawlings is an actual card with stats on back, not the more commonly seen clothing hang tag.

[raulus]

Since I already shared the 59 Bazooka complete box, it’s time for 1960. This time, pop 1, although I suppose you could argue I’m a flap short of a truly complete box. Picked this one up raw on eBay for a screaming deal a few years ago.

[Exhibitman]

Youze guys got some deep benches of postwar rarities. I haven't even heard of half the cards you're posting.

Spah-key!

[steve B]

I've shown these before, but again can't hurt.
76 Hostess, probably some sort of proofs. Yellow and green instead of red and blue.The group has/had a bunch of reversed negatives, and more coarsely screened pictures, and a couple with numbers over 150.
I swapped a 74 Mc Covey washington national for a small stack of them, the stupidly swapped about half of them for another McCovey.

I haven't seen any others since then, which was probably around 1980 or 81. The Luzinski showed up in a Halls auction many years later, no suprise since thats who I traded them to.

I should scan the rest of them.