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Posted 2 years ago
VikingFan82
(366 items)
Just some of my older cards in my collection, I have many more, just some of the highlights. '75 Topps Don Baylor, '73 Topps Boog Powell, '72 Topps Mike Cuellar, Pat Dobson, Eddie Watt, '71 Topps Brooks Robinson, '70 Topps Jim Palmer, '68 Topps Orioles team, '67 Topps Andy Etchebarren, '65 Topps Steve barber, '64 Topps Boog Powell, Norm Siebern, '63 Topps Pete Burnside, Charlie Lau, Jim Gentile, Steve barber, Milt Pappas, '62 Post Milt Pappas and Jim Gentile, '62 Topps Orioles team, Dick Williams and Johnny Temple, '61 Topps Gus Triandos, '61 Fleer Hughie Jennings, '60 Topps paul Richards and Brooks Robinson, '59 Topps Charley Beamon, Billy Loes, Whitey Lockman and Gene Woodling, '58 Topps Art Ceccarelli, Bob Boyd, Ken Lehman and Joe Durham, '57 Topps Billy Loes and Gus Triandos.
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old cards are the best