Ever notice that vintage Topps cards seem to have an awful lot of airbrushed logos on hats? Ever wanted to know how artists were able to transform almost any hat into any other hat? Or why they were never able to pull this off with the uniforms? Ever wanted to know if there was a special photography trick they used to facilitate such transmogrifications? Check out Ralph Gagliano's headgear for a look behind the scenes:
The baseball cap version of a green screen. Or possibly the original prototype of a trucker's hat. Topps didn't worry about their trade secrets getting out with this card since it was a high number and no one ever bought those things anyway. Not like they had any competition to steal their secrets anyway...
Now ya know. And knowing is half the battle.
I have no idea how to create pages but I'll figure it out eventually godammit
If anyone has an Applejack from the recent McDonald's promotion you'd be willing to trade, you will be well rewarded.
Like free cards? Have too many Indians in your doubles box? Check out the 182 Packs of Baseball Thingy.
Punk Rock Paint is making some Nifty business cards (Nifty with a capitol IFT)
Night Owl One Card Challenge
In case anyone wants my opinion on card shops in Atlanta
Added to the Blogroll:
The Topps Card Collector's Blog
Top of the Pops are my favorite blogs. If you're not on there, try harder. (sorry, but I have to be blunt on this one)
New Unbroken Daily Reading is where I'm slowly migrating everything.
Daily Reading is broken and will eventually become the Graveyard for inactive blogs. This will take a while.
Let me know if your blog is not on the daily reading list.


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