Well it's been a while since I discussed the Topps Sports Club but I've sucked in a 1976 Joe Morgan premium and there's really ...

Exciting times here at the Main Topps Archives Research Complex kids! I was recently contacted by Ken Liss, whose father, Norman, handled PR...

Topps produced their first novelty premium in 1948 with the introduction of the initial series of Tatoo . Originally a one cent tab like the...

Well Hallowe'en is once again just around the corner and lo and behold something themed to the day before Samhain (which no one ever tal...

I have to confess I'm a fan of the various Topps tatoo (tattoo) issues over the years.  I liked 'em as as kid and I like 'em now...

One of the hobby backroads less traveled that's ripe for further investigation leads to buttons and pins, especially those produced in t...

Topps hit a creative peak after the move of their production, packaging and warehousing facilities to Duryea, PA in 1966.  I don't know ...