My vintage card of the week: The 1974 Topps Tom Seaver. The 1974 Topps set included several horizontal action shots of stars, and this Seaver card is my favorite. He’s finishing his classic drop-and-drive delivery as the fans look on. This card isn’t expensive, but it’s maddeningly hard to find a copy without any tilt.

1968 Topps #45, Tom Seaver ⭐️ Rookie Cup
I'm not a huge fan of the 1968 Topps baseball card design, but I admire and respect Tom Seaver.
Additionally, I love Topps rookie cup cards, so when I saw this one, there was no hesitation.
Collect What You Love.❤

2002 Fleer Fall Classic Rival Factions Game Used Dual ⭐ Nolan Ryan - Tom Seaver
Two of the greatest power pitchers in MLB history on the same team (Mets) and relic swatches captured on the same card. What?!!
This is an immediate favorite card of 2 of my favorite pitchers from my youth.
Collect What You Love.❤

2002 Fleer Fall Classics Rival Factions Relics ⭐ Catfish Hunter - Tom Seaver
Tom Seaver and Catfish Hunter, two defining pitchers of the 1970s, faced each other in high-stakes matchups, most notably during the 1973 World Series where Hunter generally held the upper hand. Though Seaver would probably be noted by most as being the more dominant pitcher, Hunter claimed renown by winning the pivotal Game 6, of the '73 WS.
1973 World Series Matchups

• Game 2: Seaver and Hunter faced off in Oakland. Neither earned a decision in a tense 11-inning game, which the A's eventually won 3-2. Seaver threw 8 innings of 2-run ball with 12 strikeouts.

• Game 6: With the Mets leading the series 3-2, Hunter outdueled Seaver to force a Game 7. Hunter allowed one run over 7 1/3 innings, while Seaver, pitching on short rest, gave up two RBI doubles to Reggie Jackson, losing 3-1

Thought I would post one of the greats Terrific Tom. Based on how the season is going for the Mets I am sure many are thinking of the good old days.