Here we are at last...the end of the road. One last time, I would like to thank everyone who has read, shared, or commented on this blog o...

Here's the penultimate card in our long journey, and this time I'm serious. This is a visually striking card; you don't see ma...

This is the third-to-last card left for me to post...this time I mean it. I'm sorry that it's a checklist, but them's the brea...

If you read my other blog , you'll know that I got engaged this past Wednesday, so this is a celebratory Friday evening post. If you d...

Topps does its capless thing again with Pete Richert, since he'd just been traded from the Dodgers in the big seven-player trade that ...

When I hear the name "Butters", I think of the earnestly naive character from South Park. Given the grimace on Tom Butters' ...

Is Ron Fairly the only player in the 1965 Topps set whose surname is an adverb? I can't think of any others, but my brain is a bit fri...

Man, I can't believe that I skipped over this card the first time around! Bob Veale's thick specs, even more so than his status as...

Ah, here it is. As we keep checking off "lasts" for The Great 1965 Topps Project, we finally reach the last multi-player card in...

Hey look, it's Aspro the Astro! Bob Aspromonte is just lucky that Charley Finley didn't own the Houston team, or he probably would...