Low and behold I spied something oddly familiar.
Mint condition 1972 Kellogg's baby, oh yeah. Now if only the other 53 were in that bin, hey I can dream.
I also found the following in my mailbox back in Florida last week.
These "double-sided" 4x6 photo cards came via Mark Hoyle.
I have no idea what they are from, but I like them. Thank you Mark (what are they?).
The back side photos.
Just before I those awful storms I had received a trade package from Matt at Bubbas Bangin Batch of Baseball Bits. Blog for Matt
Absolute beauties, this is what regular A&G should look like, love them, thanks Matt.
Cool find!
ReplyDelete1983 Topps foldouts. They come in booklets. I bought a set and cut them up
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DeleteThank you, my firsts from this set.
DeleteYeah, Ginter X is where it's at. Gorgeous cards!
ReplyDeleteLove that Marichal, and the Ginter X's look especially sharp this year.
ReplyDeleteKool Kellogg's find.
ReplyDeleteOh man... how often do you come across an unopened pack of 1972 Kellogg's? That's sweet. runforekelloggs (I'll leave a link to his blog down below) is actually building a complete set of 1972 Kellogg's unopened packs and needs a Marichal. I realize that you opened the pack already, but I figured I'd share his blog. He's written some really cool posts on Kellogg's oddballs.
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