While we here at the Archives consider being almost too far afield when a Bowman story is presetned, Jon over at the Fleer Sticker Project ...

When to comes to the terminology applied to the "old school" era of Topps cards (essentially 1948-93, or just before the star...

I am generally not a fan of modern reprint sets. The card stock is usually too glossy and much flimsier than the originals, the fonts are o...

I would be remiss if I did not take a peek at the 1960 Topps Baseball Checklists before diving into the expansion-era sets. The 1960 set wa...

364 days ago I posted on the 1965 Topps Hot Iron Transfers , a crude insert that came with the mid-series 1965 baseball cards. The gist of ...

As many of you know, I consider the Topps Bonanza set to be the among the rarest of their many rare offerings and offhanded print jobs in a ...

Still drifting toward the 60's time trippers! Time though now to quickly look again at 1959's print runs , helpfully aided by a rec...