1995 Topps R&N China J.T. Snow

I think this a 'porcelain' version of a 1995 Topps J.T. Snow card produced as a collector's issue rather than something issued like a traditional baseball card product [in packs and/or boxes] - it was too odd to pass up at my LCS even though it's more of a non-card knick knack that includes what I assume is a stand for display.

J.T. Snow finds for the frankenset

1995 Pinnacle Museum Collection #215 - like the Eduardo Perez card from this post, the image caught my eye and I had to add this particular card.

Regardless of what the Rawlings Gold Glove meant 20 years ago and what it means now [with regards to advanced metrics] - Snow was a six-time winner of the award and had a great reputation as a defender at first base.

1996 Topps Finest Refractor #B144 - the card is a shiny add.

1971 Topps football Jack Snow #44

I wanted a card of former NFL player Jack Snow [passed away in 2006] to 'tie up' the bloodlines connection with his son J.T., whose career in pro baseball, I am more familiar with - since J.T. was a former Angel [though mostly a former Giant] who saved Dusty Baker's son from a collision at the plate in the 2002 World Series, was Gold Glove fielder at first base, yadda, yadda, yadda.