Two More Pieces to the 1967 Topps Uncut Sheet Puzzle

August 7th, 2012  |  Published in New in the Gallery

Last week, at the National Sports Collectors Conference, I picked up two badly miscut 1967 Topps football cards that will help me determine what an uncut sheet looked like. Here they are: a Johnny Robinson card with a bit of Wahoo McDaniel on the left, and a Jim Hunt card with a bit of Johnny Robinson on the left. You can see the pieces of the sheet I have so far on my virtual 1967 Topps uncut sheet page.
Miscut 1967 Topps Johnny Robinson football cardMiscut 1967 Topps Jim Hunt football card

For a full list of the virtual uncut sheets I have assembled, see my previous blog article, U is for Uncut Sheets. If you happen to have pictures of full sheets, partial sheets, or miscut cards that would help the effort, I’d love to see them!

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Still More of My Favorite Pose

December 13th, 2010  |  Published in Uniforms

Here is one last group of players in my favorite pose, about to put on their helmets. (For more of these, see My Favorite Pose and More of My Favorite Pose.)

This time we have a 1969 Topps Joe Scarpati and a 1967 Topps Johnny Robinson:
Joe Scarpati 1969 Topps football cardJohnny Robinson 1967 Topps football card
A 1968 Topps Andy Russell rookie and a 1966 Philadelphia Roger LeClerc:
Andy Russell 1968 Topps rookie football cardRoger LeClerc 1966 Philadelphia football card
A 1965 Philadelphia Dick Schafrath and a 1967 Philadelphia Willie Davis:
Dick Schafrath 1965 Philadelphia football cardWillie Davis 1967 Philadelphia football card
Unfortunately, the photographers from many teams–notably the AFL teams–never used this pose, so in this series I could feature cards from only about half the teams. That’s a pity: I love Pat Patriot and Denver’s drunk Bronco, and it would have been nice to include them.

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