1952 R414-6 1952 Topps Scrap sheet

[Leon]

So I decided to just keep this since I recently picked up a few neat 1951 Bowman scraps too. Still not quite sure what went on where these 2 "sheets" are supposed to marry up in the middle and are torn but cool nonetheless. Figured I would show them again as they are neat to look at (but not for too long ). best regards

[39special]

Love that kind of stuff!! How do you store them Leon?

[ALR-bishop]

Here are some from 1958. I like the dual Herrera as much as my Herrer

[Leon]

Originally Posted by 39special

Love that kind of stuff!! How do you store them Leon?

I have them in 8" x 10" archival penny sleeves, the kind with no PVC, however one of the strips is approximately 10 3/4" so I have them in those sleeves and then inserted into a large top loader of approx., 9" x 12" size. They fig snug in them and are easy to look at and hold.

[toppcat]

Hey Leon: That is a real nice scrap sheet-are you planning to go a little bit further into the 50's now?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by toppcat

Hey Leon: That is a real nice scrap sheet-are you planning to go a little bit further into the 50's now?

I don't think it will be a focus but if I see something neat for not a lot of money (read: cheap) I might add it. I like oddities.

[Exhibitman]

I love the misaligned print cards.

[rjackson44]

Leon very andy warhol like ,i like them thanks for posting

[Leon]

One of my favorite pre-war ones.....sorry for the O/T and please disregard the plain Ruth...