1954 Red Heart, Jim Gilliam ⭐ MLB Pioneer
There has been no finer gentleman to step on a MLB field than Jim "Junior" Gilliam.
He was magnificent on the field and even better away from it.
Gilliam played in the Negro Leagues for the Baltimore Elite Giants from 1948 to 1950, before his phenomenal Dodger career.
Gilliam was a clutch performer who either a played or coached, on ten Dodger pennant winners, with four World Series championships.
His uniform #19, is retired by the Dodgers and is the only Dodgers player whose number is retired but has yet to be elected to the MLB Hall of Fame.
Jim Gilliam deserves to be in the Hall of Fame, and I believe someday he will be enshrined there.

1954 Red Heart Dog Food ⭐ Stan "The Man" Musial
Let the colors of this card and Stan's smile bring some joy to your Thursday morning.🙂
This card was pulled and kept in a shoebox by my Dad. I sent it to be graded a few years ago.
Have a great day.🤝

1954 Red Heart Dog Food, Stan Musial.
Stan Musial is one of my favorite players that I never got to see in person.
Sometimes the very best cards come from the most unlikely places. I adore the colors of this card.