Hudson – A couple of stains off the right side. Tape residue on top edge. Law – Light paper loss on front. Couple of light creases on front. I would rate this lot as Fair condition. Cavaretta – A couple of light edge creases off the right side.
November 27, 1954 at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia. ARMY vs NAVY Football Official Program.
Fits on left hand for a right hand thrower. All lacing is strong and intact. Piping around the back is well worn. Label is worn and only partly legible. There is a 3/4″ seam split between thumb and pocket as highlighted in photo.
The product is a vintage 1954 Red Man Tobacco Chico Carrasquel #19 trading card featuring the Chicago White Sox player. This original baseball card is part of the 1954 Red Man Tobacco All-Star Team set and is an insert in the American League Series. The card is made of card stock and does not include an autograph. It is a valuable collectible for fans of Major League Baseball and vintage sports memorabilia.
With a crease-free condition, this collectible item is a must-have for fans and collectors looking to add a piece of baseball history to their collection collection.
This oversized card is part of the 1952 Red Man Tobacco All-Star Team set and features Chico Carrasquel from the Chicago White Sox.
The product is a 1954 Topps trading card featuring Howie Fox, a Major League Baseball player for the Baltimore Orioles. This vintage card is from the Topps base set and is a part of the 1954 season. As a collectible item, it holds value for baseball fans and card collectors alike, representing a piece of sports history from that era.
This card is a 1954 Topps Al Smith card number 248. This card is low-grade. It has some surface issues a little bit of wax and has soft rounded corners. The back looks pretty clean except for a little bit of discoloration and some wax. Please see photos.