I may not have been posting as much as I would have liked this month, but that hasn't stopped me from acquiring more vintage cards. Recently an auction came up that contained a few Post cards and my bids won! So for fans of old Post baseball cards you may enjoy this.. er, ...post. :)I know what you're thinking..."boy that card could have been cut better". Yes and no. This isn't actually a Post card, it's my first card from the 1963 Jell-O set! I had no idea this was in the batch of cards, but I saw a post recently that identified these cards from the standard Post cereal cards. The size of these cards are about a 1/4 inch shorter than the Post cards. Pretty cool.
Next up is a quartet of 1961 Post cards. I really don't have many of these, so any cards I can find at this time I'll take. Some day, I may even pursue this set.
Another quartet. I couldn't find any listing for a variation of the Roebuck card, but given the background coloration I'm saying this is a variation.
This may or may not be a variation. TCDB says there is a box version and a mail-in version. I have no idea how to tell. Maybe this is just a dupe?
From the '62 set, the Maury Wills and John Podres are needs, the others may be upgrades.
Finally my first two cards from the 1963 set.
For a few sets that I'm not targeting very hard these didn't set me back too much. I like the simplistic design of these cards but using the same photo year after year (see Podres) doesn't do much for me. Nevertheless, I'll continue picking these up when I see them.
That is a batch of goodies.
ReplyDeleteNice pick-ups. I always liked those cards, but most of the ones I've seen looked to have been cut out by 2 year olds. Those look nice.
ReplyDeleteReally like the Duke and Drysdale. I like how those cards say 'life' rather than 'career'.
ReplyDeleteSweet Post! I've got a Post card post that's been sitting in my drafts folder since September.
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