Carl Hubbell’s 1932 Giants Postcard is a Hall of Fame Bargain

This postcard is not only one of Hubbell’s earliest cards, but also one of his cheapest
Read moreThis postcard is not only one of Hubbell’s earliest cards, but also one of his cheapest
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