Rambling observations on books, history, movies, transit, obsolete technology, baseball, and anything else that crosses my mind.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Baseball Card #1 -- April 14, 2011
Many early Japanese baseball cards were printed on thick cardboard and used to play menko, a game where a player throws down a card to try to flip his opponent's card.
Many early Japanese baseball cards were printed on thick cardboard and used to play menko, a game where a player throws down a card to try to flip his opponent's card.
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