Friend o'the Archive Pete Putman recently sent along some very cool and interesting things related to the 1952 Topps  Baseball set. With...

Every once in a while, as I'm looking through my supply of older hobby publications and various saved scans, I find something that makes...

There I was, surfing the web, when I saw her, a red tinged beauty; she looked disorderly, wild.  I knew she was trouble but couldn't tur...

Ah, the 1952 Topps Baseball set. Topps allegedly planned to stop their semi-inaugural issue after the 5th series, resting at 310 cards. Due...

A really cool 1952 Topps piece popped up recently - an intact salesman sample and a colorful one at that.  Check it out, this thing is a mar...

Sorry folks, formatting issues (still ongoing, apparently, so forgive the crazy quilt of fonts) kept impacting my post about the 1955 Baseba...

For some bizarre reason, I've never really put together the fact that the two 110 card first series slits are known for 1955 Topps Baseb...

I stumbled across something that was both interesting and infuriating a couple of weeks ago concerning a 1952 Topps Baseball pack opening. Y...

Following last week's post, I thought I would take a stab at estimating how many 1952 Baseball high numbers Topps actually produced. It ...