A movie/ film card connection. I have touched on this before in a previous post. Cool little nods, references or actual cards in scenes. This one is from the 2016, Ben Affleck film 'The Accountant' - Good film worth a watch. I recently watched again and was reminded of this. Anyway! I won't give any spoilers or context to this frame. I wanted to post as thought it was cool to see a:- T206 Honus Wagner, a T205 Dick Hoblitzell, and a 1915 Cracker Jack Christy Mathewson. I don't think these are real by any stretch.

Do you think Ben Afflect has original copies of these cards in a vault somewhere?

What''s your favourite card reference in a movie? Mine is the Lou Gehrig 1973 Topps | The All-Time Grand Slam Leader #472 from the 1985 The Goonies.

What films or TV franchises would like to see in cards? I think I will do another post on ideas I'd like to see. I have a few.

Have a good weekend - Cheers Alan | UK

NOTE: Want to give a shout out to -http://baseballcardbreakdown.blogspot.com/. Good site for all things baseball and found the I.D of the cards on the site. There is a big list over there of cards in films.

We sketch a graphs from Rhode Island Comic con. Star Wars Ashoka, Rebels Daredevil, mallrats all JSA certified. Let’s Go!!!!!!!!

Rare original factory press photographs for the Amphicar. The Amphicar was a unique amphibious automobile produced in West Germany from 1961 to 1968. It could operate both on land and in water, powered by a rear-mounted Triumph engine driving the rear wheels and twin propellers. With a top speed of about 70 mph on road and 7 mph on water, it was marketed as “the car that swims.” Fewer than 4,000 were built, making it a rare and collectible novelty today.

I had a short ride in one some years back and it was as unique and memorable an experience as you would imagine.