1933 Tattoo Orbit, Paul Waner ⭐️ Big Poison
Nicknamed "Big Poison", Paul Waner was a Bucs Legend and celebrated Hall of Famer.
As a "whole" the galaxy of 1933 baseball cards may have been the best ever produced.
The Tattoo Orbit issue is a delicious cherry on top of the 1933 ice cream sundae.
The Tattoo Orbit set and this card in particular combine an Art Deco aesthetic, genuine scarcity, and one of the purest hitters baseball has ever known.
By 1933, Paul Waner had:

• Won the 1927 National League MVP.

• Collected five 200-hit seasons.

• Won multiple batting titles.

• Become the cornerstone of the Pittsburgh Pirates lineup.

Unlike many Hall of Famers, Waner's greatness wasn't built on home runs.

It was built on remarkable bat control.
He finished his HOF career with 3,152 career hits.

2006 Topps Triple Threads, Relic Combos ⭐️
Bucs Greats: Paul Waner - Roberto Clemente - Lloyd Waner
"Big Poison" - "The Great One" - "Little Poison"
I love this card so much.
Three Pirates greats from different eras

1935 Diamond Stars #83, Paul Waner (Blue Back) ⭐ Big Poison
This card is artistically near-perfect.
The bold colors and background images are superb - this card practically glows.
The blue back refers to the color of the text and border ink used on the card’s back.
Blue back versions are more scarce than the more common green backs.

1936 R312 Pastels, Paul Waner - Lloyd Waner - Jim Weaver.
On September 4, 1927, Hall of Fame brothers, Lloyd and Paul Waner become the first pair of brothers to both homer in the same game when they each go deep in the Buc’s 8-4 victory over Cincinnati at Redland Field. The brothers, also known as "Little Poison" (Lloyd) and "Big Poison" (Paul), will also accomplish the feat in 1929 and 1938.