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Todays walk through the 1952 @topps set features a youngster from the Philadelphia Phillies Tommy Brown card #281. Tommy was the youngest player to ever homer and the only living member in 2025 to have played in a MLB game prior to the end of WWII. He was a Ford man working for them after his playing days. The history of the greatest generation never gets old @CardPurchaser

The looming baseball lockout will definately create a backlash if it comes to fruition. Basketball along with football should be fine and sustain those that have prepared for the stupidity to come @CardPurchaser new release Baseball products will suffer a pullback. First you will see break spots not filling. The allocations for direct accounts will be easier to get. I have seen this before and if not for Ripken and McGwire Sosa baseball would have been hurting for a LONG LONG TIME. Keep your finger on the pulse of baseball repackers. When they stop buying baseball gets cheaper for modern cards. Vintage is solid and fine

Todays walk through the 1952 @topps set features Cloyd Boyer of the St Louis Cardinals pitcher card #280. The Boyers were a baseball family. Floyd was a coach with the Atlanta Braves in the late 1970s when Murphy and Horner were young rookies. This colorful portrait showcases his Cards uniform @CardPurchaser

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Todays walk through the 1952 @topps set features a Chicago White Sox Ed Stewart card#279. Ed had a nine year career and the back of his card reads like a life well lived. Serving in the Arny during WWII and he was a physical educator teacher. He had just over 500 career hits and this card with bleachers in the background is a keeper @CardPurchaser

Todays walk through the 1952 @topps set features a Philadelphia Athletics Al Clark card #278. Al played for four clubs during his career. He was on two World Series Championship teams. A veteran of WW II in the US Army. This semi high number card is a great portrait of Al @CardPurchaser

Todays walk through the 1952 @topps set features a tough Hall of Famer Early Wynn card #277 of the Cleveland Indians. Early was a fierce competitor and with 300 career wins he was a solid great of the game. Multi all star and playing for several clubs. His 1952 Topps card is another one of my favorites @CardPurchaser

Todays walk through the 1952 @topps set features a Boston Braves pitcher Jim Wilson card #276. Jim was a journeyman playing with six clubs. He was a three time All Star and pitched the first Milwaukee no no. This action portrait cafd with what looks like a spring training scene shown in the background looks really good @CardPurchaser