1939-46 Salutation Exhibits Mel Ott ⭐ Made In USA in Left Corner
All Exhibit Supply Company cards are beautiful as they are quirky.
Here is the latest example from my collection - Mel Ott having "Made In USA" in the left corner.
This is scarcer than the variation with "Made In USA" in the right corner.😂
You wouldn't know or care if you aren't into Exhibit Cards, the image of Mel Ott is identical in each.
Mel Ott is a 500-Home Run Club icon and the first member of that club from the N.L.
At 5'9" and 170 pounds, Ott was not a prototypical power hitter, but he used the Polo Grounds’ famous short 257-foot right-field porch to his advantage. He hit 323 of his 511 career home runs at home - that's about 63%.

The 1988 Donruss Hall of Fame Puzzle features legendary St. Louis Cardinals icon Stan "The Man" Musial.[1, 2]

True to Donruss tradition, instead of including bubble gum in wax packs—which often stained the cards—Donruss included a 3-piece cardboard puzzle panel in every pack.

Key Facts About the Puzzle

• Total Pieces: The complete puzzle is made up of 63 individual pieces spread across 21 unique 3-card panels.

• The Artwork: Created by renowned sports artist Dick Perez, the finished puzzle showcases a classic portrait of Musial alongside an action shot of his famous coiled batting stance.

• The Backs: The back of each puzzle piece features detailed career statistics, biographical notes, and highlights of Musial's Hall of Fame career.

Newly added.

Although the Royals' 2026 season is increasingly looking like a bust, there are still plenty of reasons for optimism about the future. One of the brightest is rookie Carter Jensen, who is in the midst of a 19-game hitting streak. Since it began on June 6, he's slashing .351/.388/.610 over 77 at-bats with four home runs and eight doubles.

It's a small sample size, but it's hard not to get excited about what he could become as part of the Royals' young core. Plus, as a Royals fan, you've got to take your hope wherever you can find it... 😉