#58 Dan Reeves. – FeaturingDan Reeves. 1967 Philadelphia – [Base]. -RC (Rookie Card). Search for more:1967 Philadelphia. Search for more:1967 Philadelphia – [Base].
The product is a vintage sport magazine from October 1967 featuring articles on violence in baseball and prominent players Orlando Cepeda and Harmon Killebrew. This magazine offers a unique glimpse into the world of baseball during the 1960s, capturing a lesser-known aspect of the sport through its coverage of player behavior and conflicts on the field. Perfect for collectors of vintage sports memorabilia, this magazine provides a nostalgic window into the history of baseball. Has creasing and damage. See pics to see condition
SKU ~ TPHLC. ONE (1) PIN. PIN HERE w/. LOGO; MUST. ADVNC SALES. HIGH GRADE. AS SHOWN. NICE NEWEST.
The product is a 1967 Fleer Emblems Team Logo Card featuring the Pittsburgh Pirates, graded PSA 4 with a population of 1 (the highest grade). This vintage sports trading card is an original from the United States, part of the 1967 Fleer set, making it a rare and valuable collectible for baseball fans and card collectors. With its tall card size and unique design, this item is sure to be a prized addition to any sports memorabilia collection.
Four pencil signatures on back: Bob Riley, Bob Bailey, and Dunc Rousseau, plus another one that may be Meehan Bonnar but is very hard to read.
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This is a nice example of a 1967 Topps #50 Tony Oliva Other important information about this card: In 1967 Tony Oliva played for the Minnesota Twins. Please check out our other listings for more great cards.