What’s a 1936 Bowman Baseball Card, Anyway?

In 1955, Bowman alluded to a pre-war set of baseball cards that collectors aren’t even familiar with
Read moreIn 1955, Bowman alluded to a pre-war set of baseball cards that collectors aren’t even familiar with
Read moreA typo is the reason Hank Greenberg has two cards in the 1934-36 Diamond Stars set
Read moreA trio of rare Kashin overprints surfaces
Read moreHidden in the Goudey Sport Kings set is a father/son cycling duo
Read moreThe Goudey Sport Kings cards were printed over two years — and that provides us with some interesting thoughts
Read moreA dozen elusive “Chuck Klein Says” cards are highlights of the 1934 Goudey set
Read moreA rare card of the Babe is the Obscure Card of the Month
Read moreIn 1981, a hobby shop issued what are believed to be planned additions to the popular 1930s Diamond Stars set
Read moreSome have questioned Carl Hubbell’s inclusion as one of three baseball players in the 1933 Goudey Sport Kings set — but he was well deserving
Read moreThe 1930s National Chicle Sky Birds set contains one of the few contemporary cards of Amelia Earhart — and it’s her most popular one
Read moreHow about a 1930s rookie card from a popular set of a star player at a low price?
Read moreThis 1941 Double Play card is a relative bargain with two Hall of Famers
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