Let’s see those action shots
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Need some 2007 A&G Regular Back Mini's PM if you have any and I will send my needs list.
Solid baseball action on front and solid floating head action on back!
Curious about the rare, mysterious and beautiful 1951 Wheaties Premium Photos?
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There are some really nice action shot examples out of the 1974 Topps set.
I have this one signed by Bobby. Hopefully one day Ken will agree to sign somewhere.
You couldn’t find another soccer action shot with three greater players. I believe this one trumps them all. You soccer buffs, post one if it’s out there. Thanks Have this one signed by Beckenbauer. Unfortunately never got Cruyff.
So cool!
This is my favorite action shot from the '74 set, at least among the HOFers (Seaver, Fisk, Morgan & Williams are a close second). The '71 and '73 sets have some great ones as well, especially the horizontals!
Adding some basketball to this thread:
Not mine, pic stolen from ebay,
This is fantastic. Never saw it before
Everyone is looking down asking "where'd he go??" as he flies overhead into the endzone!
I said in the back of my mind, sooner or later Kid4hof03 will post his SB 6 Roger.
Where is the Orr auto ?
I can't see one..
The signed one is stashed away. That’s the unsigned one.
1971 was like the training wheels of action photography for Topps. Some are great (Munson!), and some make you wonder. Brooks looks to have to have badly fooled on a pitch he swung at here. I've always thought this was a bit of an awkward shot to use for a card.
my favorite card of the 70s
Do not own this one yet, but I always liked it, Nice blocking.
Hey Chicago1976,
Pretty Cool…
I see: 8 Vince Evans - 87 Mike Cobb - 79 Emanuel Zanders or Lionel Antoine {can’t really tell} - 26 Matt Suhey - and we all know who 34 is…
Yep, I used to be a South Sider
^ nice!
It's the singer not the song - Peter Townshend (1972)
Good eyes! And memory! The photo was probably taken in 1981, so I'm guessing 79 is Zanders.
Love the pics. The 1971 munson certainly is one of the best cards of all-time for many reasons. The 1973 Butkus is awesome also. I would add the 1974 Nolan Ryan to the list. The 1973 and 1975 OJ Simpson.
And the back probably read:
With two blockers in front of him and only one Packer defender, the Bears' half back looks to go around the end for a big gain.
(No players' association license)
Kids still preferred the names, even without the logos. I still have a soft spot for those Fleer sets, even though I don't collect football.
hey 82FootballWaxMemorys,
Ya gotta love those 73 Actions...
I like your '76 Space 1999 -- That's Pretty Cool...
1981 Shell Oil
