1953 T Promo Mantle (RARE?)
$1,000.00
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1991 Topps 1953 Archives with Mays bonus
$30.00
1951 Bowman Johnny Hopp signed
$40.00
1952 Topps Bobby Hogue signed
$300.00
1955 Topps Johnny Sain signed
$50.00
1955 Bowman Eddie Robinson signed
$20.00
1955 Topps Steve Kraly signed
$30.00
1981 Fleer McCovey signed
$75.00
1991 Topps Archive Mantle "in pack"
$50.00
1955 Topps Dusty Rhodes signed
$20.00
1955 Bowman Gil McDougald signed
$50.00
1955 Topps Andy Carey signed
$40.00
1956 Topps Walter Alston
$50.00
1952 Bowman Bobby Brown signed
$40.00
54 Bowman Eddie Robinson signed
$50.00
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I collect baseball cards, game worn jerseys, and I operate 0 gauge trains. I also have a fascination with WW II videos, and JFK related items.
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- d***a (1603)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseThank you very much for your great communication and speedy shipping. I spent time tonight organizing the cards and looking through them. It brought back lots of good memories as I looked at cards I had as a kid only to have them thrown out when my Mom moved . I saw lots of familiar players that I remembered. It was great to see the stars, but just as much fun to see many of the "commons" who I remembered very well. I would buy from this seller again with total confidence.
- 3***r (65)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseAlthough I was not necessarily looking for a “gem mint” collectible set, these cards were not packaged well for delivery. They were able to slide within the box during delivery… lots of dinged corners and edges. They were not shipped in a card storage box as pictured in the description.
- i***b (211)- Feedback left by buyer.Past yearVerified purchaseWell packaged and delivered quickly. Good price and as described.
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- e***2 (184)- Feedback left by buyer.Past yearVerified purchaseFast Shipping! Exactly as described. Great Seller!!
Reviews (5)
Feb 17, 2016
Even horrible Hitler material sells....
This collection badly sensationalizes weak and long out-of-date research. For anyone familiar with the issues in question, this video--both in content and in horrible quality of the video--will be a crushing disappointment. I do not blame the vendor, but I hope this review makes a difference. It was simply cheap sensationalism at the cost of decent research.
Feb 16, 2017
The end of the line...
1 of 1 found this helpful This is the last of "Rizzoli and Isles," which somehow survived through seven seasons without being affiliated with any major network. The scripts matched the earlier years, with an occasional "thin" concept, but Angie Harmon will always be THE detective, who can go from gentle persuasion to in-your-face. Dr. Isles, in the final year, seemed to run out of the usual array of "fun facts," or else the writers deemed them not fun. Light-hearted crime drama with a strong overlay of family and personal events, it was a great run of somewhere near 100 episodes. For those who have enjoyed it, its prequel was "The Woman's Murder Club," a short, 15-episolde San Francisco-based cop show, again featuring Angie Harmon. If you liked R & I, get the earlier version!
Feb 20, 2010
Best ever written!
The conspiracy theorists all argue the question of "whodunit?" without initially dealing with the question of whether Oswald was the sole assassin or was not. Such a question can only be answered in a courtroom, not a history blog. Brown, who I believe is a highly-rated attorney for serious criminal cases, has dissected the evidence for and against Lee Oswald.
This is the best "law book" and "JFK" book I have ever read.