The four 1965 and 1966 Topps hockey checklists feature one of the hobby’s most memorable designs, turning a row of hockey pucks into bold typography.
Post War Cards
The original artwork for Bowman’s 1951 “On the Moon” card shows just how little changed from artist’s board to finished card.
A Spring 1983 hobby classic from Lew Lipset exploring the stories, rarities, variations, and enduring mysteries behind the legendary T206 set.
Why four 1967 Topps Hockey and Football checklists deserve their own place in what I call the Psychedelic Era of Topps checklist design.
A rarely seen 1971 Topps Super proof sheet surfaced in a 2008 auction catalog and is the only example of its kind I’ve encountered.
Keith Olbermann’s 1985 deep dive into Topps proof cards remains one of the hobby’s earliest and most comprehensive guides to these elusive collectibles.
Why the 1967 through 1969 Topps baseball checklists remain the hobby's finest three year run, featuring legends like Mantle, Mays, Clemente, and Robinson.