Number 5 Type Collection

This post tracked progress on my Good-to-VG set of 1971 O-Pee-Chee's low series (#1-523). It was COMPLETED at the 2015 National by Sal ...

In 1917, New York spitballer Fred Anderson led the National League in ERA (1.44) and WHIP (0.93), great numbers even for the Dead Ball Era. ...

Welcome to the first day of spring! Spring means baseball and baseball means more moments like this. From Nomar's three-homer day The c...

Thanks to everyone who chimed in on last week's poll: which game set I should create for online play ? 1960s Milton-Bradley Baseball...

Back in the mid-1930s, National Chicle and Goudey Gum (both Massachusetts-based) competed for dominance in the baseball card market, spreadi...

Topps first entered the trading card market with this 1948 Magic Photos set of small white cards that kids developed from "blank" ...

While alive and aware of baseball when this set came out, my post-hippie parents never bought me Hostess snacks in those salad days. Natural...

I'm revamping my software coding skills and itching for a project. I've long thought about converting vintage game-themed baseball s...

How many trips to the mound must a man walk before you call him an All-Star? Some do it a hundred thousand times without ever getting in. Ot...