Auto Collection: Kirk Gibson 2005 Fleer Classic Clippings

With the Dodger season quickly coming to a thankful close there is nothing left to do but to share some autographed Dodger cards from my own collection. As a new feature here I will share some of these cards here as often as possible. If you can't wait, feel free to check some of them out on my facebook page, here. I'll be updating that page often over the next coming weeks and months.

Here are the front and back of the 1995 Fleer Classic Clippings "Cut of History" autographed card of Dodger hero Kirk Gibson. It is serial numbered 9 out of 25. I often imagine Gibby glaring out to left field in the pic on the card as he takes Eckersley deep in the World Series. As Dodger Blues is want to say this was the last meaningful Dodger moment.

eBay: Manny's Bat Barrel Triple Threads Book

Even though the enigmatic one is no longer a Dodger you have to admit that this bat barrel book card is pretty cool. It is two cards that fold into one- much like a book. This "1 of 1" card has a couple of pieces of a game-used uniform and features the nameplate from Manny's bat. Unfortunately, neither the bat or the uniform piece correspond to his time with the Dodgers.

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2010 Topps Triple Threads Dodger Base Cards

The always anticipated 2010 Topps Triple Threads cards have just been released and a whole bunch of Dodgers are included. As always, the base cards come with numerous different parallel card designs. The normal base cards come in red. Below are the Dodger cards in the much rarer parallel designs.

Andre Ethier #52 in both emerald (of 240) and sepia (of 525) designs.

Jackie Robinson #48 in a sapphire design (of 25).

Roy Campanella #57 in both emerald (of 240) and sepia (of 525) designs.

Pee Wee Reese #66 in a gold parallel (of 99) design.

Manny Ramirez #73 in a sapphire design (of 25).

Matt Kemp #97 in a sapphire design (of 25).