Virtual Card Show - Sports Memories Atlanta Show - Part 2

Today we continue from where we left off in Part One of the virtual Sports Memories show that was in town a couple of weeks ago. We had just finished scrounging some cheap cards out of the bargain box and drooling over the Kick-ass case and now we're moving on to the oddball sections.

This table had a large assortment of oddball cards out in the open where you could look 'em over. There's a whole bunch of graded vintage up at the top including a 1953 Smilin' Sid Gordon. There's also a bunch of Exhibit postcards, some signed checks, Team issue cards, a few Bazookas, a really nifty St. Louis Browns decal and a pile of 1936 Goudey Widepens. I picked up something off this table that I'll show off soon.

More oddball cards, this time under glass. Some of the stuff in this case: College football decals, Kahn's Meat cards, 1963 Topps  Decals, some team logo decals I don't recognize, 1960 Leaf, 1952 Wheaties' Post football cards, 1933 Indian Gum cards (Goudey), foil football decals, 1955 Topps Doubleheaders, 1961 Topps Rub-offs, 1950 Bowman basketball.

Roger had more Turkey Red cards than I had ever seen assembled all in one place before. Here's five in a case.

This one of Howie Camnitz was in the same case, just standing up.

This one surprised me. I didn't realize Topps actually got their 2007 Turkey Red set design from somewhere. This boxer is from the 1911 T-3 Turkey Red set, there are 50 baseball players in the set as well. You'll see a lot of this design if you rip enough 2010 Topps as they've brought backthat design as an insert.

Here's a bunch of full sized Wheaties box-back cards from 1935. These look pretty sweet in person.

Let's finish up the oddball tour with a pic of the program table. There were stacks of old programs available, but I was pressed for time and didn't get to root around in them. I did find a couple of programs some folks that read regularly would like.

This White Sox official score card is sure to be enjoyed by a certain cool as hell midwestern blogger...

And this 1966 Dodgers yearbook featuring Walkter Alston will likely be coveted by about a half dozen or so Dodger bloggers I know.

That's it for today, tomorrow I'll show off the meat of the show, the vintage cases.