Baseball Card Bookmarks

Is there a better way to hold your spot in a book than with a 1986 Steve Lake Topps card? An Old Time Family Baseball Side Project

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Cesar Cedeno (1976 Topps) and The Dixon Cornbelt League & Other Baseball Stories (1993) by W.P. Kinsella

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Toby Harrah (Topps 1978) and Franny And Zooey (1961) by J.D. Salinger

(submitted by JuniusWorth) 

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Warren Cromartie and Up, Up & Away, by Johan Keri.

(Submitted by PapierStrouves)

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Jurickson Profar (Topps 2014) and Panama (1978) by Thomas McGuane

(Submitted by juniusworth) 

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Tony Gwynn and The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers.

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Tim "Rock" Raines and "The Orphan Master's Son" by Adam Johnson

(Submitted by JuniusWorth. Submit yours here!) 

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Yadier Molina and The Dead Travel Fast by Eric Nuzum.

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Chris Sale and Boss by Mike Royko

Submitted by Mighty Flynn. 

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SHIELD by Jim Steranko and 1986 Padres leaders.

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Dave Parker and Supergods by Grant Morrison

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Kelly Gruber and Spacehawk by Basil Wolverton

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Dollar Sign on the Muscle by Kevin Kerrane and Ruben Sierra. 

Over on the parent site, Old Time Family Baseball, I'm hosting a 2-day blogathon for Doctors Without Borders. We're midway through day one, where I post every half hour for 24 days. Tomorrow, over 40 of the best baseball writers in the business take over. We've raised over $1,700, but need your help to reach our goal of $4,000. 

So click over to check it out and donate now. Even better, every donation enters you to win a variety of great prizes including an e-book copy of Dollar Sign on the Muscle provided by Baseball Prospectus. 

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Donruss 1992 Tim Raines and J. R. R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, or There and Back Again

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2013 Topps Heritage Jarrod Saltalamacchia and Graham Greene's the Comedians

(Submitted by BiggerBrighterBetter)

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John Kruk and Willard Mullin's Golden Age of Baseball.

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Carlos Gonzalez and Dublinesque by Enrique Vila-Matas.

(Submitted by Mighty Flynn) 

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Why Edgar Allan Poe?

Three reasons for the blog's avatar: 

Edgar Allan Poe, is like, the man. 

He's got bomb ass hair. 

It's too small to tell, but it's actually Poe as a baseball card and holding a bat, made by the folks at Novel-T.