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I would have sworn it was John Lowenstein! :glare::thumbup:

I want the answer..... Or at least a hint.

I used to watch him with my Grandfather in Brooklyn. Pops was a fan of wrestling, boxing and the Mitch Miller Show.

OK, the exception could be made for any guy (no pun intended) who prints his signature.

I'd like to request Bruno Sammartino or Chief Wahoo McDaniel please. My Grandfather's favorite wrestler: Bruno S My favorite: Wahoo McDaniel EDIT: I'm kidding here.

That's not all that surprising. I vote that the sig must contain a minimum of 8 letters. ;)

Franklinguy that's a terrific piece. Like you I have memories of my dad which are closely tied to baseball. It's one of the reasons vintage cards of the 50s and 60s are dear to me.

Thanks, guys. I've been pretty fortunate to meet some of the players I did. I may not follow baseball day-to-day like it did but I still enjoy the game and have fun watching even if I'm not so familiar with all the guys playing.

In and ready

In 1969 I went with a buddy, also a Oriole fan, to see the O's play at Yankee Stadium on a mid-week afternoon. We'd decided that we'd make a couple of banners to support our club. We set to work dividing an old bed sheet and, with orange paint and a marker, we each created a work of art. His was...

FWIW I'm with Indiana. Every once in awhile I might buy a pack to see what they look like but I generally have no use for current stuff other than buying a base card of guys on my fantasy team. But I DO understand the rules and am not asking for a change. I'm realize that I am waaay out of step...

I thought it might be former Astro Eric Anthony until the hint. And I doubt Anthony ever had signed cards

I looked at the list of #1 picks to try to find someone it could possibly be. When I got to Lindros I said 'No way'. :ohmy: Looks like '?? Anthony'. Usually when you get the answer it snaps, and look at the auto and can see the name. Not this time. Even knowing the name doesn't help me see...

550 cards! Of one guy! And a guy who was a rookie last year at that!! :w00t: I guess the days of collecting every card of a guy are looooong gone. There are some really nice cards there, btw. My favorite is the Topps one right above the NFL Equipment ones.

or something like this.

Yup, good idea. It could be a walker on a field of T206s. :mad: :lol:

LOL :D Those commercials are pretty funny. EDIT... hey I just saw that I got that award. And here I am thinking I never win anything! Gracias. But I hope there is no "oldest guy on the site" award.

I didn't feel any difference between the 64s I pulled and a couple of 63s, but after all this time it could be because the cards have absorbed moisture thru humidity (I'm in Houston after all). But a side by side with other 64s will tell the tale. See if you can find some from the same series if...

Pulled out some '64s and they feel no different than any other mid-60s Topps cards, certainly not any thinner. Hard to say for sure without having it in hand. You have a local card shop? Or you could grab a couple of commons off eBay for about a buck and a quarter shipped. Use them for...

Unreal. Coming off a fun season we're going to have to go through this? They never learn. Just for luck I'll post one of my best hockey cards. My three favorite goalies: