I'm twitching from the "addiction", need to see some. Please post a colorful/vivid card. Doesn't have to be high grade, just something that's attention grabbing.

R60

Hello to All ,

Wow Richard , that's almost neon !! Many thanks for sharing , it's certainly brightened up my living room .

These look vivid in hand but pale into comparion to the above G-Men .

Nine for the price of one!!!

He is a Catcher and I believe his eyes are vivid (all 4 of them)....

Sorry, I thought you said flycatcher.

Not quite ' vintage ' but non-sports & certainly vivid .

From the Brooke Bond set 'Indians of Canada' issued in 1974 .

Here's a couple of beautiful portrait shots of some well-known personalities:

Very simple and alone w/ their thoughts!

Wow Fred, those are nice! Look like the 53 Bowman baseball cards.

Yeah David--same year! Bowman went for the plain, unadorned look in 1953 & it was a winner!

By the same token, Topps went the other way in 1953 w/ this 3-D Tarzan issue!

A little tough on the eyes w/out the glasses--but definitely "eye-catching"!!

Here are a few:

This being my 2nd posting to this thread, both depicting convicts in prison stripes. Not sure what this means, is there a doctor in the house??

1950 Bowman Wild Man #69 "Cornered"

These always catch my eye!

Take Care,
Geno

It looks like that airport gas man is marrying one of those G-Men. With this ring I thee wed...

Mutoscope beach lover displays an episode of JRS series 5, on a special 'no wire' broadcast.

I'm only missing 2 cards from the group of 10.
ENGLAND and GERMANY



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Mike asked that I post these beauties.




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...but the cards are kind of colorful and eye-catching...

..."eye-catching" on a couple of different levels...

Yeah Brian,

1)Nazi getting eye gouged out by little Johnny

2)The two army helmet's hidden underneath the green sweater

On the Nazi Terror card, the little boy poking the German Soldier's eye is none other then David Saunders, Norm Saunders son.