Need help : Executive baseball card colection
 

I am collecting cards of executives. So far I have :


1957 Topps : William Harridge (AL President)

1959 Fleer : Tom Yawkey (Red Sox Owner)

1959 Topps : Ford Frick (Baseball Commisioner)

1959 Topps : Warren Giles (NL President)

1960 Fleer : Judge Landis (Commisioner)

1960 Fleer : Branch Rickey (Dodgers GM)

1961 Fleer : Ban Johnson (AL President)

1976 Sharkeys Pizzza : George Weiss (Yankees GM)


Are there any additional cards needed to acquire for the collection? Vintage baseball executives.

Sam Breadon, Cardinals owner has a 1941 W754 card.

1978 Padres Schedule set has a Bowie Kuhn/Randy Jones checklist card.

1990 Donruss Bart Giamatti
1959 Fleer #68 Bucky Harris
1959 Fleer #65 Joe Cronin
1989 Topps Bowie Kuhn

If you're serious, here are two that haven't been mentioned. 1956 No. 1, and 1956 No. 2.

Tip Top Bread Barney Dreyfuss.

There are a bunch of Connie Macks too.

Ray Kroc - Owner, San Diego Padres:
1977 Padres schedule cards
1978 Family Fun Centers

Clark Griffith - Owner, Washington Senators:
Numerous cards as a player, but the 1960 Fleer depicts him in a suit & tie (as an owner).

Walter O'Malley - Owner, Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers:
2016 Panini Diamond Kings

1969/70 Topps Bowie Kuhn (not part of a regular set)

The 50-56 Callahan HOF set has a number including Buckeley, Chandler, Ban Johnson, Landis and a few others

Giamatti is card 387 in the Topps 1990 set ( there are variations :)). Connie Mack appears in the Topps 1951 Connie Mack All Star set

Four stiffs
 

Quite a few desk jockies in the Callahan set:rolleyes:

Much newer and a premium issue (they are auto'd), but there are GM cards from Topps one year. I was happy to be able to add Ned Coletti and Andrew Friedman to my collection. I think they were around 2012 or so.

Unless I missed it already being mentioned, the 1958 Topps #300 is a combo card showing both league presidents. On the modern side, Brian Cashman has appeared on several cards also.

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I apologize for venturing off-topic, but I find the Frank Cashen card rather interesting. It is obviously not from the regular issue Topps set, and I can't find any information on it on either BaseballCardPedia.com or TradingCardDatabase.com. PSA designates it as #1, but I don't see any number on the card. There's one at PSA 7 for sale on eBay right now at $200.

Does anyone have any information on this card?

Dave Hornish, Topcat, in this thread may have more info. I think he told me about it. Could have been a special issue like the 84 Darryl Palmer, the 90 Bush card, or the Kunn card above, and the 70s and 90s business cards of Garagiola. All of those are in SCD, but post Lemke they don't list post 80 anymore

Maybe it was for a ceremony/Banquet/presentation? it mentions Sportsman of the Year. Maybe Topps made some for a dinner event or possibly just made some for him to hand out?

One of my favorites.:)

Yes the Cashen was produced for an awards dinner by Topps. http://toppsarchives.blogspot.com/se...Frank%20Cashen

Thank you, Dave.