Good day all! On the blog today, we spotlight another card from my 1960 "Stars of the Game" custom gelatin set, this one Brooks Ro...

Time we moved on to third base and my 1971 All-Star Game ticket card for the great Brooks Robinson, about as loved a player for the Baltim...

Today's blog post has my pick (as well as I'm assuming everyone else's pick) for the American League third baseman of the 1960...

Today we add the great Brooks Robinson, perhaps the greatest fielding third baseman of them all, to my custom "Classic Baseball"...

Today on the blog, we have a 1978 "Stars Retire" card celebrating the great careers of brooks Robinson and Dick Allen, who calle...

The next star featured in my on-going 1970 "In-Game Action" series is Baltimore Orioles legend Brooks Robinson, aka the "Hu...

On the blog today, we move on to the starting third baseman for the American League in that classic 1971 All-Star game, the great Brooks ...

Next up in my on-going "on-card all-stars" thread for 1974 is the great Brooks Robinson, who of course was the starting third ba...

The next player featured in my 1971 “Minor League Days” thread is the great Brooks Robinson, who was barely out of his teens when this pho...

Sometimes I come across an image and just know it’ll be a card someday, like today’s great shot of two legends, Al Kaline and Brooks Robin...

Here’s a “special” 1977 card I’ve been meaning to create for some time, a Brooks Robinson card celebrating the all-time third baseman’s 16...

Time to add the great Brooks Robinson to my on-going 1975 “In-Action” project, as the all-time great was nearing the end of his Hall of Fa...

Here's a nice "missing" In Action 1972 card for Brooks Robinson, the "Human Vacuum Cleaner": Great shot o...

Here's a card I know will make blog follower Johnny Cabrera happy,  A "Human Vacuum Cleaner" card for Brooks Robinson in my ...

Time for the fourth installment in my "Then & Now" series, and today's subject is Baltimore Orioles great Brooks Robinson...

Here's a position for my "All-Decade" 1970 sub-set creation that was about as easy as it gets: third base. Brooks Robinson ...

OK! I've hit 300 posts and you know what that means: a review of all cards #'rd 300 throughout the 1970's. And boy these we...

OK now, wrapping up infielders on my "All-Time All-Stars" 1976 thread, we move onto third basemen. In celebration of Major Leag...

I don't know what many of you feel out there about that 1972 Topps "Awards" sub-set (#'s 621-626), but I have always hat...

Throughout the 1970's we have seen some strange choices for Topps to use as far as images go in regards to "failure". One tha...