Cleaning Out the Closet
Here are some cards I found, going through some of my old stuff that never got published on this blog. Some of these, I don't remember where I published them. Like this Bo Jackson throwing out the first pitch at a White Sox - Royals game. Apparently he wanted to appear neutral by wearing a plain black cap and sweatshirt. I added the Sox logos because I am not neutral. But I really don't remember where or when (or if) I posted this card.
This card was made for Rich Klein of Sports Collectors Daily. The Astros had the first pick of the 1992 draft. Hal Newhouser, who was at that time serving as scout for Houston, tried to convince them to draft Jeter. After they picked Phil Nevin instead, Newhouser quit. This was my attempt at a "What if?" card.
Phillies reliever Al Raffo pitched in 35 games in 1969, but never had a card. Jim from Downington requested this for his 1970 Topps Baseball blog.
In 1967 there were several of these type of multi-player cards. These cards were an attempt at giving at least one to each team. I had a hard time finding era appropriate photos and ultimately abandoned the project.
More requests from Jim from Downington. These were the QBs missing from his 1971 Topps Football blog.
Here are some cards I found, going through some of my old stuff that never got published on this blog. Some of these, I don't remember where I published them. Like this Bo Jackson throwing out the first pitch at a White Sox - Royals game. Apparently he wanted to appear neutral by wearing a plain black cap and sweatshirt. I added the Sox logos because I am not neutral. But I really don't remember where or when (or if) I posted this card.
This card was made for Rich Klein of Sports Collectors Daily. The Astros had the first pick of the 1992 draft. Hal Newhouser, who was at that time serving as scout for Houston, tried to convince them to draft Jeter. After they picked Phil Nevin instead, Newhouser quit. This was my attempt at a "What if?" card.
Phillies reliever Al Raffo pitched in 35 games in 1969, but never had a card. Jim from Downington requested this for his 1970 Topps Baseball blog.
In 1967 there were several of these type of multi-player cards. These cards were an attempt at giving at least one to each team. I had a hard time finding era appropriate photos and ultimately abandoned the project.
More requests from Jim from Downington. These were the QBs missing from his 1971 Topps Football blog.
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