A few hours after publishing six unused Bowman artworks, a 1989 Trader Speaks arrived with Bob Lemke’s article on the same subject.
Post War Cards
In 1993, Baseball Cards Magazine wondered if the hobby’s best days were behind it. A fascinating snapshot of a very different market.
The first generation of Topps checklist cards laid the foundation for everything that followed—and today they’re among the toughest vintage checklists.
Keith Olbermann shared six more unused Bowman original artworks, including four confirmed players and another look at the long-running Phil Marchildon mystery.
A February 1976 snapshot of the hobby, featuring a reprinted classic on T212 Obaks and plenty of vintage collecting history.
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.
The original artwork for Bowman’s 1951 “On the Moon” card shows just how little changed from artist’s board to finished card.