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Vintage "Topps Card Locker"
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Gonzaleznut
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That is fantastic!!
AnthonyCorona
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Very nice
predatorkj
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The artwork is dope!
mrmopar
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Never owned one as a kid, but had a friend who had all of his cards in several. I bought one recently because I had always kind of wanted one. Mine clearly says Topps though, but I imagine there were a few different manufacturers.
http://1978theyearitallbegan.blogspot.com/2015/03/blast-from-past-original-card-storage.html
http://1978theyearitallbegan.blogspot.com/2015/03/blast-from-past-original-card-storage.html
gmarutiak
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This thread gives me flashback nightmares.
I had one of these back in the mid-'80s, when I first started collecting as a kid. It was a very cool container for storing my baseball and football cards.
Unfortunately, the glue that held the plastic shelves to the outside case seeped through the shelves, and most of the cards suffered glue stains on the corners.
Normally, this wouldn't really matter, since most of the cards in there ended up being worthless.
The one that still gives me the aforementioned nightmares is the 1981 Topps Joe Montana rookie card.
When I get a chance, I'll post a pic. I still own the card, and it's in great shape, other aside from the glue-darkened corners.
Damn you, card storage locker!
I had one of these back in the mid-'80s, when I first started collecting as a kid. It was a very cool container for storing my baseball and football cards.
Unfortunately, the glue that held the plastic shelves to the outside case seeped through the shelves, and most of the cards suffered glue stains on the corners.
Normally, this wouldn't really matter, since most of the cards in there ended up being worthless.
The one that still gives me the aforementioned nightmares is the 1981 Topps Joe Montana rookie card.
When I get a chance, I'll post a pic. I still own the card, and it's in great shape, other aside from the glue-darkened corners.
Damn you, card storage locker!
