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Topps MLB 2011 Update Hangar Box (65 Cards)

Key selling points of Update MLB: - 55 New Rookies Not Featured in Series 1 or 2! - Hobby Exclusive Glove Leather Cards! - Hobby Exclusive Original 1/1 MLB Player Sketch Cards - Hobby Exclusive 2011 All-Star Game Autograph, Jumbo Patch, & Multi-Relic Cards - Hobby Exclusive Silk Collection - Topps Diamond Anniversary Continues! Topps Baseball Update Series is the essential finale to the 2011 Topps Baseball season, including all the major player moves and fresh faces of the year, plus a complete season recap extending all the way through the World Series. Collectors and fans once again will have a chance to win rare diamond embedded cards, diamond Topps rings, and much more as Topps concludes its wildly successful Topps Diamond Giveaway. Hope and Diamond Congnac Parallels for series 1 and 2 as well as Update are included in the Update series and limited to no more than 60 per subject. Look for these random All Star Game inserts: - ALL-STAR STITCHES - 65 cards featuring players from the All-Star Game along with pieces of their 2011 All-Star workout jerseys. AVAILABLE IN CANARY AND PLATINUM PARALLELS NUMBERED* ONE OF ONE AND 50 RESPECTIVELY - ALL-STAR STITCHES AUTOGRAPHED RELICS - 15 players are showcased with their signature and a piece of their workout jersey. Numbered* to 25. - ALL-STAR STITCHES DUAL RELICS - 10 dual-player cards featuring 2 players and 2 fragments from their workout jerseys. Numbered* to 25. 330 card base set is made up of: - TRADED PLAYERS - 192 players who were traded with their new teams. -ROOKIES - 55 new 2011 Rookies from the 25-man roster who were not featured in Topps Series 1 or 2. - ROOKIE DEBUT - Highlighting the 10 most significant 2011 Rookies with a look at their first game appearance. - 2011 MLB ALL-STAR - All the players from the 2011 MLB All-Star Game. - 2011 MLB HOME RUN DERBY - 8 contestants from the 2011 Home Run Derby. - RECORD-BREAKERS - 5 cards, each recognizing a player who set a record during the 2011 season.

Another vintage camera that once belonged to my grandparents, it's been sitting in a box for the last several years. Produced from 1968-1970, originally retailed for $24.95. Only accepts 3000 speed B/W film, which Fuji still makes (Fuji FP-3000B).

Maybe I'll take it down to Dixie Square one day... you probably could've bought one of these new at the Watland Camera Shop.

UPDATE: Killed in action on April 5, 2011. Was in my backpack, and it fell off a bench at McDonalds. A measly 1.5-foot fall cracked the body beyond repair, causing light leaks. Rest in peace.

Heheh the collection so far. As you can see a lot of familiar ones are no longer here :( For those of you who's been following my cravings, the SP, RC, Himatic F, Spotmatic, FED5 and some others have all been sold. The remaining ones are carefully chosen for their distinctive functions and personalites :)

The notes show the reasons why I kept that specific camera.