Today on the blog, another card creation from outside the 1970s, this time a 1987 "career-capper" for the "Big Dog" To...

Today we take a look at the image variation between the great Tony Perez's 1977 OPC and Topps cards after his shocking trade to the Mo...

This week we have TWO cards added to my future custom "Classic Baseball" set, earlier with Tony Oliva, and today with "Big ...

Today on the blog, we revisit a post from October of 2014, incredibly almost ten years ago, and my "missing" 1972 In-Action card...

Up on the blog today, we go and add the "Big Dog" Tony Perez to my on-going 1977 National League Centennial sub-set, celebrating...

On the blog today, we spotlight my 1965 "Dedicated Rookie" for Hall of Famer Tony Perez, the RBI-machine, from my special set re...

Time to go an add the great Tony Perez to my on-going 1970 "In-Game Action" thread and set, celebrating the great players of the...

The next star of 1970’s baseball to get the 1975 “In-Action” treatment is none other than Tony Perez, “Big Red Machine” cog and RBI-machin...

So how can you be underrated, with over 2700 career hits, 1600 RBI’s, 379 home runs AND a Hall of Fame inductee? When you’re Tony Perez, a...

Even though Tony Perez was correctly shown as a Montreal Expos player in the OPC and Topps Cloth sets of 1977, he was still a Cincinnati ...

Today we go ahead and give the "Big Dog", Tony Perez, an "In Action" card in the 1972 set. Take a look: One...

Basically a "repeat" of the last entry for this thread, these three Hall of Famers had quite a 1970 season, as they paced the Nati...

Here's a nifty league leader card from 1971 that has THREE prominent Hall of Famers: the National League Home Run Leaders card (#66)....

Continuing with this new thread profiling league leader cards that feature only Hall of Fame players,  today we have three sluggers who fini...

Today we have the 1971 Topps National League all stars "that never were". For the N.L. players who were elected...