These Johnston Cookies sets capture an iconic team and contain some great photography, like this 1955 card of the legendary lefty Warren Spahn…

These oversized 1937-38 Dixie Lid ice cream premiums are beautiful, and none more so than the Bob Feller. ‘Rapid’ Robert had 107 wins and 1233 strikeouts by age 22 (when he went off to WW2)...

“That was the test... He was the best and I wanted to be the best, and three days before he pitched I would start thinking Robert Feller, Bob Feller. I’d sit in my room thinking and seeing him, thinking about him all that time. God, I loved it. That was a personal challenge. I’d always get my rest and I’d weigh my bat that day. Allie Reynolds of the Yankees was tough and I might think about him for twenty-four hours before a game, but Robert Feller, I’d think about him for three days.” - Ted Williams

(‘Summer Of ‘49’, Halberstam, p.192)

Love him or hate him, this autographed ceramic ‘card’ captures a beautiful image of Charles Edward Hustle…

With one of the all-time great names in MLB history, Brooklyn fireballer Van Lingle Mungo never looked better than on his 1936 R312 National Chicle pastel card. This whole set is just beautiful…

I can’t always afford the typical chase cards (like the ‘54 Topps Hank Aaron), so I go for cards like this - there’s some great photography in these Johnston Cookies sets, which feature an iconic Milwaukee Braves squad…