by JoeMagennis on March 9, 2010
1975 Topps 
Jack Billingham
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by JoeMagennis on March 3, 2010
1975 Topps 
Larry Dierker
Each day we feature something from our collection of childhood bubblegum memories. For those who remember them, these baseball cards have their own stories to tell.
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by JoeMagennis on February 27, 2010
1975 Topps 
Bobby Heise
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by JoeMagennis on February 23, 2010
1975 Topps 
Ed Halicki
Each day we feature something from our collection of childhood bubblegum memories. For those who remember them, these baseball cards have their own stories to tell.
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by JoeMagennis on February 13, 2010
1975 Topps 
Jim Colborn
Each day we feature something from our collection of childhood bubblegum memories. For those who remember them, these baseball cards have their own stories to tell.
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