For generations of baseball-card collectors, the beginning of Hank Aaron’s career has been represented by one unmistakable image: his 1954 Topps #128. The orange background, the young Milwauk…

For generations of baseball-card collectors, the beginning of Hank Aaron’s career has been represented by one unmistakable image: his 1954 Topps #128. The orange background, the young Milwauk…

A long-forgotten photo of a Hall of Famer has been identified as the source for the familiar art that appeared on 1955 Topps baseball packaging. Eric White also tracked down another photo collectors f...

There’s a Blog Bat Around that I’m a few weeks late on, but given my writer’s block over the past few months I’m not in the position to ignore a potential topic.  That topic…

As someone from the Northeast, Yoo-Hoo is something everyone here has probably at least had once. It was invented in New Jersey in the 1920’s and is…an acquired taste. It looks like cho…