Here’s
 a fun card, particularly because of the uniform worn by the player on 
this “missing” card, a 1977 “Missing in Action” Buddy Bradford.
Take a look:
 
As you know the White Sox players were all sporting the new blue and 
white uni’s (some had to be airbrushed into them for lack of photos), 
but I just could not find an image of Bradford in one of them, perhaps 
because he never actually got to wear one since his career was over by 
the end of the 1976 season.
So here we have a unique 1977 White Sox card with a player sporting the 
red and white uniform that was already gone by the time the 1977 cards 
came out.
Nevertheless, Bradford appeared in 55 games during 1976, with 184 plate 
appearances and a .219 batting average based on his 35 hits over 160 
official at-bats.
He closed out a respectable 11-year career which saw him suit up for the
 White Sox three separate times, the Cleveland Indians, The Cincinnati 
Reds and  St. Louis Cardinals.
He hit .226 for his career with 363 hits in 1605 at-bats, with 50 
doubles, eight triples and 52 homers on top of his 224 runs scored and 
175 runs batted in.
