Celebrating the Negro League Baseball Heroes

The 1933 Negro League All-Star Series Game Cards (Wild Card) were designed to honor America's Great Pastime through an imaginative contest featuring the best black baseball players from North America. This fictional 21-game season takes place during the fall of 1933, opening alongside the premiere of King Kong in New York City. A century of baseball excellence is celebrated, with legendary players from various eras, competing against each other, highlighting their contributions to the sport's history.

The Harvest Moon summons legends from different periods, spanning from the mid-1800s to 1950, to face the judgment of history in a fierce and exciting competition. The series begins in New York and moves westward, concluding in California. Imagine a youthful Willie Mays taking the field with the likes of Moses Fleetwood Walker or Oscar Charleston in their prime.

The cards feature iconic players such as Moses Fleetwood Walker, Cool Papa Bell, Joshua Gibson, Satchel Paige, Queen Latifah, and the Gandy Dancer. Additionally, characters like JaDay, JaMorrow, Socko, and MaQueen are brought to life in an entirely new way. These players, depicted in stunning artwork, engage in intense battles that reflect their courage, pride, confidence, and freedom.

The cards are visually captivating and historically significant, presented in a multi-paneled fold-out tuck box. The original design and artwork make these cards a unique collector's item. They are not only aesthetically moving but also rich in historical context, making them great gifts and conversation pieces.