Reuse Of Photos on Very Different Cards
 

I was just looking through some card photos of the recently discovered Mascot Dog Food cards. It suddenly dawned on me where I had seen this particular Mascot Dog Food image before. I know Topps and Bowman both recycled poses over the years. But can you show some images that were recycled by companies on very different cards? I'm sure there are some good ones out there that some of us haven't noticed before.

1976 Topps & 1959 Fleer.
The '59 Fleer is obviously the more "doctored" card.

1960 Topps, 1961 Nu-Card Baseball Scoops & 1962 Topps with the Yankees NY insignia air-brushed out.

The most obvious 1951 Bowman Mantle and 1952 Berk Ross Mantle.
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1982 Topps & 1982 Fleer.

I’m sure I am missing a few more too :)

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I think even in this rare issue. Oh wait, you already showed this one too. Oh well, I'll leave it up since it's so pretty.

1968 Topps & 1969 Transogram:

Rod Carew allegedly swinging the bat in his All Star card is actually..............

Lou Brock from the World Series Card.....

In my best Johnny Carson imitation, "I did not know that!"

Nice one David! I wasn't aware of the Carew card either.

There are several of the 1969 Topps All Star cards that used previous years Topps World Series cards as the background. Curt Flood has Roberto Clemente on his card from 1960 WS game 1.

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I remember when those two came out in 1982, thinking that somehow Topps and Fleer were in cahoots - how could this be??

I did find it interesting the different print quality between the two cards.

This one is a 1957 team issue:

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Pic of Mick pretending to be Rose.

I wonder if that old guy in the tie in the background bragged to his grandkids, "Sure, I made it to the 'show.' In fact, I appeared on two different baseball cards in the 60's."