“Let’s play two!”

One of my first ever vintage focused collections was Harmon Killebrew. Growing up outside of Washington, DC as a kid, I had to root for the O’s up the road. Only time I ever saw a game at RFK was when the O’s would play exhibition games before the start of the season.

So, I wanted to collect what was then one of the greats that had played in DC during a tenure of a MLB team, before up and moving either to Minnesota or Texas.

I got this card 25 years ago for $100. (I have always kept track of all my spending) I still snag Killebrew cards to this day. Mr MLB Logoman!

Today's pick-ups. 1955 Topps Duke Snider was the big add this time. In rough shape, but last card in set and high number.

1955 Hank Aaron, 2nd year card. I love the colors and design

Warren Spahn had some crazy pitching numbers. He also wasn't too bad with the bat.

He homered in 17 straight seasons between 1948 and 1964. His career total of 35 is 4th most all-time by a pitcher, behind Wes Ferrell (38), Bob Lemon (37) & Red Ruffing (36).