1974 Topps Baseball Complete Set

This 1974 Topps Complete Set contains all of the 660 cards in the standard base set. The 1974 Topps Cards are distinguished by the colorful banners, that contain the team name and city. The sub-series include a Hank Aaron tribute (#1 tho #6), All-Star cards (#331 to #339), and multi-player rookie cards (#596 to #608).

This was the first time that Topps released their annual card set in its entirety, instead of as multiple series throughout the baseball season.  This new release schedule was an attempt to prevent Topps' baseball card products from competing with their football card releases.  The factory set was available exclusively through the JC Penny catalog.  

The 1974 Topps set is loaded with hall of famers including: Aaron, Hunter, Bench, Ryan, Niekro, Perry, Palmer, Carew, Frank Robinson, Brock, Aparicio, Seaver, Cepeda, Morgan, Jenkins, Carlton, Stargell, Fisk, Williams, Jackson, Alston, Oliva, Blyleven, Brooks Robinson, Berra, Fingers, Kaline, Sutton, Perez, Schoendienst, McCovey, Yaz, Schmidt, Rose, Sparky Anderson, Marichal, Gibson, Kaat, Simmons, Parker, Killebrew, Winfield, and Mays.    

The 1974 Topps Hall-of-Fame Rookie Cards are #252 Dave Parker and #456 Dave Winfield.

This 1974 Topps Complete Set contains all of the 660 cards in the standard base set. The 1974 Topps Cards are distinguished by the colorful banners, that contain the team name and city. The sub-series include a Hank Aaron tribute (#1 tho #6), All-Star cards (#331 to #339), and multi-player rookie cards (#596 to #608).

This was the first time that Topps released their annual card set in its entirety, instead of as multiple series throughout the baseball season.  This new release schedule was an attempt to prevent Topps' baseball card products from competing with their football card releases.  The factory set was available exclusively through the JC Penny catalog.  

The 1974 Topps set is loaded with hall of famers including: Aaron, Hunter, Bench, Ryan, Niekro, Perry, Palmer, Carew, Frank Robinson, Brock, Aparicio, Seaver, Cepeda, Morgan, Jenkins, Carlton, Stargell, Fisk, Williams, Jackson, Alston, Oliva, Blyleven, Brooks Robinson, Berra, Fingers, Kaline, Sutton, Perez, Schoendienst, McCovey, Yaz, Schmidt, Rose, Sparky Anderson, Marichal, Gibson, Kaat, Simmons, Parker, Killebrew, Winfield, and Mays.    

The 1974 Topps Hall-of-Fame Rookie Cards are #252 Dave Parker and #456 Dave Winfield.

This 1974 Topps Complete Set contains all of the 660 cards in the standard base set. The 1974 Topps Cards are distinguished by the colorful banners, that contain the team name and city. The sub-series include a Hank Aaron tribute (#1 tho #6), All-Star cards (#331 to #339), and multi-player rookie cards (#596 to #608).

This was the first time that Topps released their annual card set in its entirety, instead of as multiple series throughout the baseball season.  This new release schedule was an attempt to prevent Topps' baseball card products from competing with their football card releases.  The factory set was available exclusively through the JC Penny catalog.  

The 1974 Topps set is loaded with hall of famers including: Aaron, Hunter, Bench, Ryan, Niekro, Perry, Palmer, Carew, Frank Robinson, Brock, Aparicio, Seaver, Cepeda, Morgan, Jenkins, Carlton, Stargell, Fisk, Williams, Jackson, Alston, Oliva, Blyleven, Brooks Robinson, Berra, Fingers, Kaline, Sutton, Perez, Schoendienst, McCovey, Yaz, Schmidt, Rose, Sparky Anderson, Marichal, Gibson, Kaat, Simmons, Parker, Killebrew, Winfield, and Mays.    

The 1974 Topps Hall-of-Fame Rookie Cards are #252 Dave Parker and #456 Dave Winfield.

This 1974 Topps Complete Set contains all of the 660 cards in the standard base set. The 1974 Topps Cards are distinguished by the colorful banners, that contain the team name and city. The sub-series include a Hank Aaron tribute (#1 tho #6), All-Star cards (#331 to #339), and multi-player rookie cards (#596 to #608).

This was the first time that Topps released their annual card set in its entirety, instead of as multiple series throughout the baseball season.  This new release schedule was an attempt to prevent Topps' baseball card products from competing with their football card releases.  The factory set was available exclusively through the JC Penny catalog.  

The 1974 Topps set is loaded with hall of famers including: Aaron, Hunter, Bench, Ryan, Niekro, Perry, Palmer, Carew, Frank Robinson, Brock, Aparicio, Seaver, Cepeda, Morgan, Jenkins, Carlton, Stargell, Fisk, Williams, Jackson, Alston, Oliva, Blyleven, Brooks Robinson, Berra, Fingers, Kaline, Sutton, Perez, Schoendienst, McCovey, Yaz, Schmidt, Rose, Sparky Anderson, Marichal, Gibson, Kaat, Simmons, Parker, Killebrew, Winfield, and Mays.    

The 1974 Topps Hall-of-Fame Rookie Cards are #252 Dave Parker and #456 Dave Winfield.

This 1974 Topps Complete Set contains all of the 660 cards in the standard base set. The 1974 Topps Cards are distinguished by the colorful banners, that contain the team name and city. The sub-series include a Hank Aaron tribute (#1 tho #6), All-Star cards (#331 to #339), and multi-player rookie cards (#596 to #608).

This was the first time that Topps released their annual card set in its entirety, instead of as multiple series throughout the baseball season.  This new release schedule was an attempt to prevent Topps' baseball card products from competing with their football card releases.  The factory set was available exclusively through the JC Penny catalog.  

The 1974 Topps set is loaded with hall of famers including: Aaron, Hunter, Bench, Ryan, Niekro, Perry, Palmer, Carew, Frank Robinson, Brock, Aparicio, Seaver, Cepeda, Morgan, Jenkins, Carlton, Stargell, Fisk, Williams, Jackson, Alston, Oliva, Blyleven, Brooks Robinson, Berra, Fingers, Kaline, Sutton, Perez, Schoendienst, McCovey, Yaz, Schmidt, Rose, Sparky Anderson, Marichal, Gibson, Kaat, Simmons, Parker, Killebrew, Winfield, and Mays.    

The 1974 Topps Hall-of-Fame Rookie Cards are #252 Dave Parker and #456 Dave Winfield.

This 1974 Topps Complete Set contains all of the 660 cards in the standard base set. The 1974 Topps Cards are distinguished by the colorful banners, that contain the team name and city. The sub-series include a Hank Aaron tribute (#1 tho #6), All-Star cards (#331 to #339), and multi-player rookie cards (#596 to #608).

This was the first time that Topps released their annual card set in its entirety, instead of as multiple series throughout the baseball season.  This new release schedule was an attempt to prevent Topps' baseball card products from competing with their football card releases.  The factory set was available exclusively through the JC Penny catalog.  

The 1974 Topps set is loaded with hall of famers including: Aaron, Hunter, Bench, Ryan, Niekro, Perry, Palmer, Carew, Frank Robinson, Brock, Aparicio, Seaver, Cepeda, Morgan, Jenkins, Carlton, Stargell, Fisk, Williams, Jackson, Alston, Oliva, Blyleven, Brooks Robinson, Berra, Fingers, Kaline, Sutton, Perez, Schoendienst, McCovey, Yaz, Schmidt, Rose, Sparky Anderson, Marichal, Gibson, Kaat, Simmons, Parker, Killebrew, Winfield, and Mays.    

The 1974 Topps Hall-of-Fame Rookie Cards are #252 Dave Parker and #456 Dave Winfield.

This 1974 Topps Complete Set contains all of the 660 cards in the standard base set. The 1974 Topps Cards are distinguished by the colorful banners, that contain the team name and city. The sub-series include a Hank Aaron tribute (#1 tho #6), All-Star cards (#331 to #339), and multi-player rookie cards (#596 to #608).

This was the first time that Topps released their annual card set in its entirety, instead of as multiple series throughout the baseball season.  This new release schedule was an attempt to prevent Topps' baseball card products from competing with their football card releases.  The factory set was available exclusively through the JC Penny catalog.  

The 1974 Topps set is loaded with hall of famers including: Aaron, Hunter, Bench, Ryan, Niekro, Perry, Palmer, Carew, Frank Robinson, Brock, Aparicio, Seaver, Cepeda, Morgan, Jenkins, Carlton, Stargell, Fisk, Williams, Jackson, Alston, Oliva, Blyleven, Brooks Robinson, Berra, Fingers, Kaline, Sutton, Perez, Schoendienst, McCovey, Yaz, Schmidt, Rose, Sparky Anderson, Marichal, Gibson, Kaat, Simmons, Parker, Killebrew, Winfield, and Mays.    

The 1974 Topps Hall-of-Fame Rookie Cards are #252 Dave Parker and #456 Dave Winfield.