The first-of-its-kind case of one school (Wisconsin) suing another (Miami) over a football player transferring could shed new ...

Once household names, Brooklyn's candy makers numbered nearly 100 around the turn of the 20th century, and today many of their buildings still stand.

More than 600 vintage baseball cards, stored in a Northeast Ohio attic, ... A story on the Sotheby's website also pointed out the stick of bubble gum, a trend later adopted by Topps until 2010.

Topps Chewing Gum eventually acquired Bowman in 1956 and ceased production of the brand indefinitely. Topps resurrected Bowman in 1989 and later reshaped it to be a prospect-heavy product ...

1975 Topps George Brett (Rookie Card) #228 – A favorite among collectors for its colorfully vibrant design, the 1975 Topps George Brett (Card No. 228) perfectly captures the spirit of the 1970’s.

The team goes through “about 8-10 cases” each spring. Each case comes with eight plastic buckets of Dubble Bubble. A plastic bucket has 300 pieces.

Each pack contains 4 base parallels: Popcorn, Sunflower Seeds, Bubble Gum, & Peanuts. And better yet, lucky Variety Packs will contain an autograph limited to /5! 🔥 CARDS… pic.twitter.com ...

These cards were printed to be cut into-into individual cards, and then distributed in wax packs with a-- with a stick of bubble gum. So how this stack of cards that Larry had is really a mystery.

The Topps website says collectors prefer buying cards without worrying about chewing gum stains. ... Panini and Upper Deck that sell sports cards. Topps says it sell directly to customers online, ...

So in 1959 the FTC began unwrapping the sticky case of Brooklyn’s Topps Chewing Gum, Inc., tycoon of the baseball trading cards that now sag the pockets of every acquisitive American boy (and ...