1933 Indian Gum #74, Lewis Wetzel ⭐ ️Legendary West Virginia Mountaineer
Posting this card In honor of the West Virginia Mountaineer baseball team's first ever College World Series appearance.
Few figures in West Virginia history are as legendary as Lewis Wetzel. Born in 1763 and raised along Wheeling Creek in what is now northern West Virginia, Wetzel became famous as a scout, hunter, and Indian fighter during the violent frontier conflicts of the late 18th century. According to frontier accounts, he possessed extraordinary wilderness skills, including the remarkable ability to reload his flintlock rifle while running at full speed, a feat that earned him the nickname “Death Wind” among his enemies.
Wetzel County, WV is named in his honor.
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1956 Topps Pirates Partial Team Set (sans Clemente) ⭐
Many years ago I bought this set of 1956 Topps Pittsburgh Pirates cards, without Roberto Clemente.
I already had the Roberto Clemente card in raw form, which I had acquired many more years before I came across the rest of the Bucs cards.
A few years ago, I sent the raw 1956 Clemente card to PSA to be graded and have provided a picture of this card in the replies, below.
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1966 Topps "Black Bat" Batman #1 🦇 The Batman
I loved Batman growing up. I believe I dressed up as Batman for Halloween for about 5 consecutive years.
I adore this card.
It is widely regarded as one of the most important and iconic non-sports cards ever produced. It was the very first card in the inaugural 1966 Topps “Black Bat” Batman set, released at the height of the original Batman television craze starring Adam West. Because it is card #1 and represents Batman’s first mainstream trading card appearance from Topps, many collectors informally refer to it as “Batman’s rookie card.”
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1965 Topps Baseball Card Selection ⭐
This is a selection of some of my favorite cards from the 1965 Topps baseball card set.
You may have noticed Willie & George Smith and wonder, why are they included.
Willie & George Smith are both MLB Pioneers, having played in the Negro League and making it to The Show.
Willie Smith played in the Negro League for the Birmingham Black Barons.
George Smith played in the Negro League for the Indianapolis Clowns.

1970 Kellogg's ⭐Banks - Clemente - Flood - Morgan - Sutton
Kellogg's produced some of my favorite cards ever.
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