1950 Original Team Issue Vince Boryla Bread For Health RC Match NBA 'Type 1' *

Description: Vince Boryla was a talented American basketball player and coach, known for his versatility on the court. He played in the NBA during the 1940s and 1950s, primarily for the New York Knicks. After his playing career, Boryla transitioned to coaching, leading teams at both the collegiate and professional levels, including a successful stint at the University of Denver. Renowned for his strategic mind and leadership skills, he made significant contributions to the development of basketball, leaving a lasting impact on the sport. The 1950 Bread for Health basketball card set is a unique collection featuring 32 cards of prominent NBA players, distributed as promotional items with bread products. This set is notable for its vibrant design and features legends like George Mikan and Paul Arizin. The cards provide a snapshot of the early NBA era, capturing the growing popularity of basketball in post-war America. Due to their rarity and historical significance, the Bread for Health cards are highly sought after by collectors today, reflecting a charming piece of sports memorabilia history. This image was used to create Vince Boryla's 1950-51 Bread for Health Rookie card. Card pictured not included. The photo measures 8x10 in and is developed on Photograph paper. This is an original piece. *While this photo has not been professionally classified, experts at Cardstockz have used paper type, image quality, and provenance to determine that in their opinion, this is most likely a Type 1 photo. Cardstockzbay does not accept returns or refunds based on PSA classification. A Type 1 photo is a 1st generation photograph, developed from the original negative, during the period (within approximately two years of when the picture was taken).

Price: 500 USD

Location: Tuckerton, New Jersey

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