With Hallowe'en literally just around the calendar corner it's an apropos time to look at some mid-60's Topps spookiness, don...

I realize that Baseball Salesmen Samples get most of the attention whe it comes to such things but Topps issued these little teasers for mo...

Last week's post about standard sized Topps sets that might have been designed with their Giant Size issues in mind has led me to the 19...

1957 was the first year since 1951 where Topps didn't issue any cards in their formerly ubiquitous "Giant Size" format of 2 5/...

Count Basie & Co. said it first but back when the song debuted in 1949 you either had to catch the Dodgers in action at Ebbets Field or...

Topps was very much focused on entertainers as they launched what we now call standard sized (2 1/2" x 3 1/2") cards in late 1956....

Topps has produced all sorts of "affinity" and "event" sets over the years, including some I doubt have ever been docume...