| Card | Graded? | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bob Armstrong | ||
| 4 | Leo Labine | ||
| 9 | Vic Stasiuk | ||
| 10 | Larry Regan | ||
| 17 | Norm Johnson RC | ||
| 20 | Leo Boivin | ||
| 25 | Larry Hillman | ||
| 29 | Flem Mackell | ||
| 35 | Bronco Horvath | ||
| 40 | John Bucyk | PSA 1 | |
| 44 | Don Simmons | ||
| 45 | Jerry Toppazini | ||
| 50 | Doug Mohns | ||
| 51 | Guy Gendron | ||
| 56 | Fernie Flaman | ||
| 57 | Earl Reibel | ||
| 62 | Don McKenney | ||
Complete (17/17)
A lot of pink and red on the Bruins cards in the 1958-59 set – not really something I noticed while collecting the cards, but now that I've taken a picture of the set, I can't un-see it.
In the picture you may notice that the #4 Leo Labine card (second from left, top row) was in pretty unsavory condition, with a crease as well as very soft corners. I've already found a near mint replacement, and plan to update all of the pictures when I figure out how to do lighting. The rest of the cards are in mighty fine shape.
The best Bruins card in the set is the Bucyk second year; the highlights of the base set are the Bobby Hull rookie, Eddie Shack rookie, and the Gordy Howe misspelling. Nobody seems to notice that Jerry Toppazzini's name is spelled wrong on the front of his card, but – to be fair – that happened throughout his career. At least it's spelled correctly on the back.
