The 1951 Bowman Football set is one of my favorites. It's just one of the most beautiful sets ever. Any time that I can pick them up cheaply, I do. Condition really isn't an issue for me. I picked up 14 in this COMC order and only have 22 cards from the set. So, I don't see these cheaply very often.
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1951 Bowman #3 Mac Speedie |
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1951 Bowman #5 Woodley Lewis |
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1951 Bowman #11 Whitey Wistert |
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1951 Bowman #27 Thurman McGraw |
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1951 Bowman #37 Horace Gillom |
How can you not love a large man punting?
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1951 Bowman #39 Ken Carpenter |
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1951 Bowman #41 Vitamin Smith |
Even having this card in person, I can't figure out if the photo is crooked, or what's going on. It plays games with my senses.
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1951 Bowman #49 Fred Morrison |
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1951 Bowman #63 Bob Hoernschemeyer |
I guess with that last name, they felt that it was worth shortening his first name?
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1951 Bowman #79 Bruce Alford |
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1951 Bowman #86 Fred Davis |
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1951 Bowman #Otto Schnellbacker |
There aren't enough men named "Otto" these days.
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1951 Bowman #111 Alex Agase |
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1951 Bowman #142 Eddie Saenz |
If I can ever come up with another "big" get like this one, I will say that I'm working to complete the set. I'm currently 15% there!
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This is a set that I keep thinking that I should buy a couple of cards from, if only because I really love how logos were done.
ReplyDeleteSweet Vintage Football.
ReplyDeleteSweet! It's a good thing that I already have the Browns that you scanned or I would have been upset that I missed them on COMC. And for cards from back then, I'm not that concerned about condition either. Great purchase!
ReplyDeleteMac Speedie is a perfect name for an athlete...cool. I like the old team logos.
ReplyDeleteFirst some T206... now 51 Bowman. You're on quite a roll. Congratulations!
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