This is my only Play Ball card. I picked it up at a show earlier this month - loved the look of it, beautiful colors, especially the blue sky in the background.

Milnar was part of Cleveland's rotation for a few years and made the all-star team in 1940, going 18-10 with a 3.27 ERA. Bob Feller described the big lefty as a "good guy in the clubhouse" and a "happy person".

Exhibit Supply Company Baseball Cards ⚾ Cleveland Indians
Exhibit Supply Company cards are some of my very favorites. They are so basic and simple that they cannot fail to exude nostalgic feelings.
This visual image displays some of my favorite Cleveland Indians Exhibit Cards.

Before Topps Chrome and back when refractor meant something. The 1993 Finest set is among the most important sets of all time. The origin point of the modern chromium refractor craze. It is believed only 241 refractors were made for each card in the set, with odds of pulling a refractor only 1:9 packs.

I usually don’t look for graded cards for my personal collection, but this card means so much that I needed to make sure I had a nice copy. A true icon of our hobby.

A RAK from the other app that I really like.

Omar’s Rookie Card

He was the last active player in North America’s major pro sports to have played in the 1980’s. And was the oldest player to play SS in MLB history. Omar, from Venezuela, won the WS with the Cleveland Indians in 1995. He led all major leaguers in games played at SS with 2,709 in the history of the game.

Here’s a link to all of Omar’s cards on eBay: https://ebay.us/28JBPz