More REA goodness this week kids! I love uncut sheets and there was a doozy in the April Robert Edward Auctions offering, namely a 1956 T...

It's hard enough keeping track of all the things Topps issued on their own so when you add third party promotions to the mix, especially...

As we journey into 1959, Topps was starting to standardize how they printed their baseball cards. 1958 saw a real slapdash final series (6...

I thought I would continue my haphazard look at uncut Topps sheets and the 1958 printing arrays as I found this 55 card partial from the yea...

Back to the subject of Checklists today campers, specifically from 1958, the year major league baseball became bi-coastal and the Topps card...

I have received a couple requests to show some more uncut sheets here and with time scarce at the Archive (indeed, as it is every spring) I ...

I talk a lot about uncut sheets here but never really show any. That will change today, with a short object lesson. My fascination with un...

Since I have posted about Topps very rare Flash Gordon cards recently, I thought it might be time to look at a companion set, namely King Ko...

If there is one book that really propelled me into studying the myriad issues of Topps Chewing Gum, the 3rd edition of the Sport Americana B...