1975 Topps Baseball Complete Set

The 1975 Topps Set contains 660 standard-sized cards and is the most colorful set of the Topps collections. Each card features the player's facsimile signature and photo surrounded by a two tone border with varying color combinations. The team name is across the top of the card in big, bold letters.  On the bottom is the player's name, along with their position in a small baseball on the right hand side. The backs are red and green, and contain a small cartoon as well as the player's biographical and statistical information. This set is organized by team.

The 1975 Topps Baseball Card Set contained an interesting mix of future Hall-of-Famers. There was an unusual mix of great players either at the end of their careers, or just beginning them. The 1975 Topps cards give us the Rookie Cards of George Brett, Gary Carter, Jim Rice and Robin Yount, while vetern greats Bob Gibson, Frank Robinson, Billy Williams, Harmon Killebrew, Ron Santo and (technically) Al Kaline make their last appearances on cards as players.

The 1975 Topps Set contains 660 standard-sized cards and is the most colorful set of the Topps collections. Each card features the player's facsimile signature and photo surrounded by a two tone border with varying color combinations. The team name is across the top of the card in big, bold letters.  On the bottom is the player's name, along with their position in a small baseball on the right hand side. The backs are red and green, and contain a small cartoon as well as the player's biographical and statistical information. This set is organized by team.

The 1975 Topps Baseball Card Set contained an interesting mix of future Hall-of-Famers. There was an unusual mix of great players either at the end of their careers, or just beginning them. The 1975 Topps cards give us the Rookie Cards of George Brett, Gary Carter, Jim Rice and Robin Yount, while vetern greats Bob Gibson, Frank Robinson, Billy Williams, Harmon Killebrew, Ron Santo and (technically) Al Kaline make their last appearances on cards as players.

The 1975 Topps Set contains 660 standard-sized cards and is the most colorful set of the Topps collections. Each card features the player's facsimile signature and photo surrounded by a two tone border with varying color combinations. The team name is across the top of the card in big, bold letters.  On the bottom is the player's name, along with their position in a small baseball on the right hand side. The backs are red and green, and contain a small cartoon as well as the player's biographical and statistical information. This set is organized by team.

The 1975 Topps Baseball Card Set contained an interesting mix of future Hall-of-Famers. There was an unusual mix of great players either at the end of their careers, or just beginning them. The 1975 Topps cards give us the Rookie Cards of George Brett, Gary Carter, Jim Rice and Robin Yount, while vetern greats Bob Gibson, Frank Robinson, Billy Williams, Harmon Killebrew, Ron Santo and (technically) Al Kaline make their last appearances on cards as players.

The 1975 Topps Set contains 660 standard-sized cards and is the most colorful set of the Topps collections. Each card features the player's facsimile signature and photo surrounded by a two tone border with varying color combinations. The team name is across the top of the card in big, bold letters.  On the bottom is the player's name, along with their position in a small baseball on the right hand side. The backs are red and green, and contain a small cartoon as well as the player's biographical and statistical information. This set is organized by team.

The 1975 Topps Baseball Card Set contained an interesting mix of future Hall-of-Famers. There was an unusual mix of great players either at the end of their careers, or just beginning them. The 1975 Topps cards give us the Rookie Cards of George Brett, Gary Carter, Jim Rice and Robin Yount, while vetern greats Bob Gibson, Frank Robinson, Billy Williams, Harmon Killebrew, Ron Santo and (technically) Al Kaline make their last appearances on cards as players.

The 1975 Topps Set contains 660 standard-sized cards and is the most colorful set of the Topps collections. Each card features the player's facsimile signature and photo surrounded by a two tone border with varying color combinations. The team name is across the top of the card in big, bold letters.  On the bottom is the player's name, along with their position in a small baseball on the right hand side. The backs are red and green, and contain a small cartoon as well as the player's biographical and statistical information. This set is organized by team.

The 1975 Topps Baseball Card Set contained an interesting mix of future Hall-of-Famers. There was an unusual mix of great players either at the end of their careers, or just beginning them. The 1975 Topps cards give us the Rookie Cards of George Brett, Gary Carter, Jim Rice and Robin Yount, while vetern greats Bob Gibson, Frank Robinson, Billy Williams, Harmon Killebrew, Ron Santo and (technically) Al Kaline make their last appearances on cards as players.

The 1975 Topps Set contains 660 standard-sized cards and is the most colorful set of the Topps collections. Each card features the player's facsimile signature and photo surrounded by a two tone border with varying color combinations. The team name is across the top of the card in big, bold letters.  On the bottom is the player's name, along with their position in a small baseball on the right hand side. The backs are red and green, and contain a small cartoon as well as the player's biographical and statistical information. This set is organized by team.

The 1975 Topps Baseball Card Set contained an interesting mix of future Hall-of-Famers. There was an unusual mix of great players either at the end of their careers, or just beginning them. The 1975 Topps cards give us the Rookie Cards of George Brett, Gary Carter, Jim Rice and Robin Yount, while vetern greats Bob Gibson, Frank Robinson, Billy Williams, Harmon Killebrew, Ron Santo and (technically) Al Kaline make their last appearances on cards as players.

The 1975 Topps Set contains 660 standard-sized cards and is the most colorful set of the Topps collections. Each card features the player's facsimile signature and photo surrounded by a two tone border with varying color combinations. The team name is across the top of the card in big, bold letters.  On the bottom is the player's name, along with their position in a small baseball on the right hand side. The backs are red and green, and contain a small cartoon as well as the player's biographical and statistical information. This set is organized by team.

The 1975 Topps Baseball Card Set contained an interesting mix of future Hall-of-Famers. There was an unusual mix of great players either at the end of their careers, or just beginning them. The 1975 Topps cards give us the Rookie Cards of George Brett, Gary Carter, Jim Rice and Robin Yount, while vetern greats Bob Gibson, Frank Robinson, Billy Williams, Harmon Killebrew, Ron Santo and (technically) Al Kaline make their last appearances on cards as players.