Next up is a trio of 1950 Bowman cards. This is one of my favorite Bowman releases with the great color. The Bill Rigney is up first and the great background makes this an amazing card.
Here is a nice portrait of Leo "The Lip" Durocher who was the manager of the Giants during this time period.
Finally a card of Monte Kennedy. This is a set I would like to finish up some day and it really isn't out of reach. Fortunately it is pre-Willie Mays so there aren't any cards that are completely out of control from a cost standpoint. I have 2 other cards in addition to these and there are 15 total Giants in the team set. One third of the way there!
This is another impressive set, 1952 Bowman. I really enjoy the contrast of the green lockers in the back and the player in the front. The facsimile signature is a nice addition to this Max Lanier card.
In 1953 Bowman released cards both in color and black and white. This post shows off 3 of the colored cards. First up is Al Corwin.
Next we have Don Mueller...
And finally Jim Hearn.
I also have the black and white of Larry Jansen. I all I have 1 of the 3 B&W and 7 of the 9 Color cards. Another team set that is probably within reach.
First up is Alvin Dark...
Followed by Henry Thompson...
And finished up with HOFer and my most recent pick up Hoyt Wilhelm.
I hope this dose of Vintage Bowman helps those of you who dislike recent Bowman releases get a nice escape from all the 2014 Bowman posts.
Great cards. Love vintage Bowman!
ReplyDeleteIt's easy to forget Bowman used to be cool.
ReplyDelete1949 bowman is awesome. I only have one card but plan on getting more
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