Last week, Collecting Cutch started a Blog Bat Around to honor the recent passing of Red Schoendienst. The idea is pretty simple, just find ten of your favorite "red" cards, and then show 'em off.
I have never participated in one of these before, mostly because they usually seem like they're going to require a lot more effort than I'm willing put forth. This one however seemed like it wasn't going to be just too easy/fun to pass up, so without further ado, here's ten of my favorite "red" cards... seven of which have never been shown here on the blog before:
2012 Panini Cooperstown Signatures Red Schoendienst |
1949 Bowman Willie Jones RC |
1974-75 Topps Bill Walton RC |
1960 Fleer Ted Williams |
1955 Bowman Bob St. Clair RC |
2008 Topps Chrome Ichiro Trading Card History Refractor |
1952 Topps Look N' See Amelia Earhart |
1999-00 Skybox E-X E-Xceptional Tim Duncan |
1951 Topps Ringside Max Baer |
2013 Panini Golden Age Historic Signatures Stan Lee |
Thanks to Collecting Cutch for starting the Bat Around, as I had a lot of fun putting this one together. The best part was that it only took me about 15 minutes to find all the cards. I've only seen one other "red" post as of this writing, so hopefully a few more of you will be jumping on board, as I'd really like to see what everyone else can come up with.
Thanks for taking a moment to look at my page.
What a nice variety of "red cards" here. The Fleer Ted Williams obviously jumped out at me, but so did the Duncan, Ichiro, and Amelia. I'm glad you're participating in a BBA. I'm probably going to pass on this one, since my two favorite teams wear red lol.
ReplyDeleteWhy am I not shocked that the Ted Williams would catch your attention! I'm sure you have a few more "red" cards in your collection that aren't from one of your two teams.
DeleteThose are some great cards with tons of variety. Love the Stan Lee Auto!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the variety, as that was what I was going for.
DeleteMY faves: Of course, the Red Schoendienst auto, and Ichiro. I have a red-backed Nomo that I'll include in my group - should I ever get around to actually pulling off the post.
ReplyDeleteI hope you find the time to participate :)
DeleteThat sure was one sweet group of "red" cards. One would think Ted Williams is more famous than Amelia Earhart but, that could be my Massachusetts home speaking.
ReplyDeleteDuring her time, Amelia might have been the most well known woman in the world. You have to remember that during that era, baseball was primarily still only relevant in the U.S. (and in Japan to some degree), while aviation was a worldwide interest.
DeleteThat's easily one of my all-time favorite Ichiro cards.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I haven't even seen anywhere near the majority of his cards, but I still can't imagine there being too many more that are better looking than that one.
DeleteCool BBA topic. I'm tempted to try it... but I'm pretty backed up with "life". Can't wait to see what other people have to share though.
ReplyDeleteYou put together quite the list. Kinda makes me wanna go out and chase down another Stan Lee autograph.
If you're gonna go after another Stan Lee auto, sooner is probably better than later, as he isn't getting any younger.
DeleteThanks for participating in the BBA. Love that Stan Lee auto!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for starting it!
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