Night Owl Cards

Almost two months ago, The Angels In Order posted that he had completed the entire run of Angels cards in Kellogg's 3-D sets. I don't know how he could have known that I was attempting the same thing for the Dodgers at that very moment, but he mentioned me in that post and the fact that I was trying to do just that. Several weeks later, I finally pulled the plug on the last few Kellogg's Dodgers cards that I needed and I now have all of the Dodgers from the Kellogg's sets from 1970-83. This is fantastic news. To me, this is the king of "oddballs," those 3-D cards that I pulled out of boxes of Frosted Flakes and ordered through the mail off the side of those boxes during the 1970s. In fact, I don't even consider them oddballs. Back then, they were an alternative to Topps. The only alternative. There were Topps cards you bought in packs from the drug store or the corner store and there were Kellogg's cards you fished out of boxes of flakes. It ...