The Bronx dynasty is in full effect with the offered collection of (491) 1952-1979 Topps and Bowman Baseball New York Yankees singles. Moderate duplication is discovered throughout. Highlights include:

1950s Topps Yankees: (103 cards, average FR, 40-45% paper loss, tape residue and/or pin holes) with (1) 1952: #215 Bauer (PR, tape); (1) 1953: #77 Mize (PR, pin hole and reverse paper loss), (6) 1954: #239 Skowron RC (VG); (12) 1955: (3 high numbers) with #22 Skowron (PR, pin hole), #166 Bauer (VG); (19) 1956: #181 B. Martin (FR), #208 E. Howard (VG-EX), #332 Larsen (PR, tape), #340 McDermott (GD); (15) 1957 (one fourth series), (24) 1958: #487 Mantle AS (GD); (25) 1959 (two high numbers);

1960s Topps Yankees: (171 cards, average GD, 25-30% paper loss/residue or tape) with (24) 1960, (18) 1961: (one high number) with #371 Skowron (EX); (45) 1962: #1 Maris (FR), (2) #31 Tresh RC (one EX, one FR, writing), #310 Ford (GD), #360 Berra (PR, reverse paper loss); (11) 1963 (2 high numbers), (4) 1964, (13) 1965: #513 Yankees Team (VG); (11) 1966: (one high number) with #547 H. Clarke RC (PR, paper loss); (15) 1967, (17) 1968, (13) 1969;

1970s Topps Yankees: (213 cards, average VG to EX) with (18) 1970: (2) #189 Munson RC (VG, GD); (20) 1971: (2 high numbers) with (2) #5 Munson (VG, GD); (21) 1972: (2 high numbers) with #441 Munson (VG); (31) 1973: (7) #142 Munson (average GD to VG); (36) 1974: (4) #430 Munson (average VG); (28) 1975: (3) #20 Munson (EX, VG-EX, VG); (30) 1976: #650 Munson (VG-EX); (1) 1977: #170 Munson (GD); (1) 1978: #60 Munson (VG-EX); (1) 1978 Burger King: #2 Munson (EX-MT); (26) 1979;

1950s Bowman Yankees: (4 cards, average FR, 50% tape/writing) with (1) 1954, (3) 1955: #59 Ford (PR, paper loss/tape)