1957 Topps #90, Warren Spahn ⭐
Warren Spahn is the winningest left-handed pitcher in MLB history, with 363 victories over his 21-year career. He was inducted into the HOF in 1973, alongside another #21 and legend - Roberto Clemente.
I will always add HOFers from the 1957 Topps set when they jump at me.
The registration of this card is magnificent.
1957 Topps are notorious for the snowy backgrounds in the photography, not this one.

1957 Topps #18, Don Drysdale RC ⭐ Dodgers Great
I'm not a Dodgers fan per se, but I love RCs of big nasty Hall of Fame pitchers.
Drysdale was one of the biggest and nastiest in his day.
Have a great Saturday friends and card folk!🤝

1957 Topps #125, Al Kaline⭐️ Mr. Tiger
1957 Topps baseball cards are glorious in their simplicity.
This card of Al Kaline, one of the most underrated legends of the game, IMO.

1957 Topps #279, Bob Thurman RC ⭐ MLB Pioneers
Some of the best hobby stories and experiences aren't fully realized until years or even decades later.
I got this 1957 Topps Bob Thurman card from my LCS when I was on active duty, serving in Newport, RI. It was part of a buy 4 for a $1 and get a 5th card free.
At the time, I didn't know who Bob Thurman was or that this was his RC, but it was an old card so I got it. I put it in a shoebox and forgot about it.
When I got back into the hobby around 2020, I started my collection of players who played in the Negro League and also made it to the Majors (MLB Pioneers).
I learned that Bob Thurman was one of those men and so I sent the card to PSA to be enshrined and was delighted with the return.
Collect What You Love.❤

1957 Topps #24, Bill Mazeroski ⭐ RC
The hero of the 1960 World Series, hitting MLB's most memorable walk off HR in Game 7.
The 1971 World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates is my favorite professional sports team of all time.
I remember Bill Mazeroski playing that year, he was at the end of his baseball career, but was always a joy to watch, always with a big chaw.
To Bill Mazeroski, may it be said "Well Done! Be Thou At Peace."🙏