Sy Berger

The Wehmeier card on the right, with a missing dot over the “i” in his signature and an asterisk next to his lifetime stats on the back, also has a logo on the front that is slightly cut off on the left side.
Baseball

Variations, Coan, Berger, Burdick boxers and counting cards

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Baseball

Remembering Sy Berger; Reflecting on playing golf with Arnold Palmer

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Cards

A Closer Look: New Findings on the 1953 Topps Baseball Set

Retired Topps Directory of Photography Butch Jacobs, 2015.
Basketball

Butch Jacobs Shares Details Behind Topps Basketball Cards

Sy Berger
Collector Stories

Odds & Ends: Taking a Spin Around the Hobby

Sy Berger Photo Courtesy of Marty Appel
News

Sy Berger Among Inductees to Shrine of the Eternals

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Willie Mays

Len Brown and the 1960s Topps Baseball Set

Len Brown holding the book Topps Baseball Cards.
Baseball

Len Brown: The Man Who Wrote the Cards at Topps

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Willie Mays

Sy Berger Passes Away at Age 91

Sy, on the right, is the Berger with the big smile in this 1930 photo with his parents and siblings.
Willie Mays

Catching Up With Cardboard Pioneer Sy Berger

An exploding television market and success of New York City teams helped Topps enter and take over the baseball card market in the 1950s.
Baseball

Revisiting the Great Bubble Gum Card War

Misc football cards in the set
Football

The Mystery Cards Continue in Football, With Insight from Sy Berger and Woody Gelman

Chico Carrasquel has a newer Sox hat but the back of the card lists him as a Cleveland Indian. He was traded to Cleveland in October 1955.
Baseball

Mystery Baseball and Football Cards from 1956?