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Carpet o’ Cards: 40 pioneers who played in “major” Negro Leagues (1920-1948) and MLB, in order of MLB debut. #BlackHistoryMonth

Carpet o’ Cards: 1971 Kellogg’s 3-D Super Stars set. This is where my card-collecting habit began.

Carpet o’ Cards: Eighteen Hall of Famers in the 1952 Topps low-number (1-310) set.

Carpet o’ Cards: Horizontal pics in the low-number 1952 Topps set.

Carpet o’ Cards: Complete 1st series (1-80) of the iconic 1952 Topps set.

Carpet o’ Cards: Complete 1952 Topps 2nd series (cards 81-130) with Bob Feller, Red Schoendienst and Johnny Mize.

Carpet o’ Cards: Continuing the 1952 Topps parade with the complete 3rd series (cards 131-190). No Hall of Famers here but check out Billy Martin’s rookie card #175.

Carpet o’ Cards: Complete 1952 Topps 4th series (nos. 191-250) includes some of the coolest cards in the set, with Berra, Minoso, Ashburn, Doby, Garagiola.

Carpet o’ Cards: Complete 1952 Topps semi-high 5th series (cards 251-310) includes Willie Mays and several tough short prints. [Check previous posts for series 1-4]

Carpet o’ Cards: Seeing red in the 1952 Topps set.

Carpet o’ Cards: Complete 1952 Topps low-number set (cards 1-310). You’ll want to use the enlarge feature for this one.

Carpet o’ Cards: Winningest Pittsburgh Pirates pitchers since World War II. Some surprises for this lifelong Buccos fan.

Carpet o’ Cards: Only 5 players — Gibson, Rose, Seaver, Stargell, Williams — appear in each of the first 5 years of Kellogg’s sets (1970-1974).