Uncommonly wonderful commons

[commishbob]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Haha... Bob beat me to it while I was posting.

But you made a better point. The contrast between those two is pretty amazing. Funny thing, I bought both of those two Richards, years apart, as the result of postings here on N54.

[Bill77]

3 of my favorites are the Al Burch (Batting), the Frank Demaree 33 Goudey even if he does make Mike Donlin's hands look small, and the Diamond Stars Van Mungo, mostly because I would like the Dodgers use a Hawaiian themed jersey for either a Van Mungo day every year or just use it for this season if it does happen.

[brianp-beme]

The 1933 Goudey of Richards has always been a favorite as well. And speaking of leg kicks, a couple of pitchers in the W711-1 Reds issue probably had a contest to see how high of kick they could do when the photographer was there to take their pictures.

Brian

[MikeGarcia]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

The 1933 Goudey of Richards has always been a favorite as well. And speaking of leg kicks, a couple of pitchers in the W711-1 Reds issue probably had a contest to see how high of kick they could do when the photographer was there to take their pictures.

Brian

[judsonhamlin]

John Cleese approves

[brianp-beme]

This Wheaties panel of Van Mungo is over the moon (and I think it is groovy too).

Brian

[G1911]

Stealing a scan, but this Exhibit is one of my favorite baseball cards of any era.

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

This Wheaties panel of Van Mungo is over the moon (and I think it is groovy too).

Brian

Hey Brian

Also "groovy" was this song dedicated to Van Lingle Mungo.

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