Topps Project 70 Card #476 Babe Ruth
1971 Topps Thurman Munson #5. The card is graded PSA 4: VG-EX
My first Card Box was this Cigar Box
My latest Card Box is a BCW 1,600 Card BinCards that I picked up January the 27th 2023 card show in Lee's Summit
2022 Topps 1987 Baseball Jackson Kowar Rookie Royals #T87-28
1988 Kenner Starting Lineup Card Kevin Seitzer Royals Card
1991 Bowman #291 Bret Saberhagen Kansas City Royals
1993 Bowman Kansas City Royals Baseball Card #617 Bob Hamelin
1990 Topps Major League Debut 1989 Matt Winters Kansas City Royals #147
1970 Topps Paul Schaal Kansas City Royals #338
!972 Topps Tom Seaver #80
1968 Topps Tug McGraw #236
1962 Topps Art Ditmar Kansas City Athletics #246
!962 Topps Dick Howser Kansas City Athletics # 13
1963 Topps Ed Charles Kansas City Athletics # 67
1969 Topps Joe Gordon Royals #494
1959 Tom Carroll Kansas City Athletics # 513
1976 Topps Larry Bittner #238
!976 Topps Terry Harmon #247
1973 Topps Roger Nelson Kansas City Royals #251
1964 Topps Rookie Stars Dick Green Auerelio Monteagudo RC Athletics #466
1950 BOWMAN BOB LEMON INDIANS # 40
1950 Bowman Allie Clark
1952 BOWMAN BASEBALL BOB LEMON CLEVELAND INDIANS #23
1952 Topps JOHNNY BUCHA, S.L. Cardinals #19 Black Back
1952 Topps Johnny Bucha S.L. Cardinals #19 Red Back
1952 Topps Tommy Glaviano #56 Red Back
1952 Bowman Al Brazle Cardinals #134
1950 Bowman Hank Sauer Chicago Cubs # 25
IN THE CARE OF
Robert (Bob) Eugene Marple was born on February 8, 1941 in Turkey Run, West Virginia. He was married in 1964 and had one son, Robert Walter Marple. He joined The United States Air Force in 1964. He was able to travel to many areas around the world while enlisted. Bob retired from the Air Force and went into real estate for a while. He enlisted back into the Air Force and his final retirement from there was in 1993. Bob and his son started a local sports memorabilia shop called Coachs Corner Sports Cards. His customers all referred to him as “Coach”. He made many friends while working there and was also a great mentor to many kids growing up. Bob had a passion for sports, especially baseball. His favorite teams were the Kansas City Royals and the Cleveland Indians, which is where he grew up.
Bob is survived by his ex-wife, and life long friend, Susan Robbins; their son Robert Marple and his wife Cheri Marple; grandchildren Mark Stegner, William Marple, Brian Stegner and Caitlyn Stegner; great grandchildren Riley Marple, Bentley Stegner, Kimber Stegner, Annabelle Marple, Brayden Stegner, Adilyn Stegner and Oakley Christensen. He is also survived by his older brother, Don Marple and his wife Mary Marple.
Bob died peacefully at home surrounded by family and friends after battling prostate cancer. He will be missed by many loved ones and friends.
Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.mcgilleygeorgebelton.com for the Marple family.
1952 Topps # 19 Johnny Bucha Cardinals Have
1952 Topps # 19 Johnny Bucha (black back) Have
1952 Topps #38 Wally Westlake Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #38 Wally Westlake Cardinals (black back) Have
1952 Topps #56 Tommy Glaviano Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #56 Tommy Glaviano Cardinals (black back) -Have
1952 Topps #65 Enos Slaughter Cardinals
1952 Topps #65 Enos Slaughter Cardinals(black back)
1952 Topps #68 Cliff Chambers Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #68 Cliff Chambers Cardinals(black back) - Have
1952 Topps #76 Eddie Stanky Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #76 Eddie Stanky Cardinals(black back)
1952 Topps #79 Gerry Staley Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #79 Gerry Staley Cardinals (black back)
1952 Topps #83 Billy Johnson Cardinals Have
1052 Topps #91 Red Schoendienst Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #100 Del Rice Cardinals- Have
1952 Topps #111 Peanuts Lowrey Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #115 George Munger Have
1952 Topps #165 CRM Eddie Kazak Cardinals
1952 Topps #196 Solly Hemus Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #220 Joe Presko Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #228 Al Brazle Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #242 Tom Poholsky Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #263 Harry Brecheen Cardinals Have
1952 #280 Cloyd Boyer Cardinals
1952 Topps #287 Steve Bilko Cardinals
1952 TOPPS #334 WILMER MIZELL Cardinals
1952 Topps #378 Les Fusselman Cardinals Have
1952 Topps #386 Eddie Yuhas Cardinals
1952 Topps Hal Rice #398 Cardinals-Have
Hostess also issued a 60-card set with its twin packs of Twinkies (25 cents back then). The Twinkies set is differentiated from the Hostess set not only because of the small size, but also by a black bar running through the top and bottom center of the back. Twinkies cards were used as the cardboard backing for the moist, cello-wrapped product, which left a bit of a grease stain.
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