End Football Cards, page 21
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1959 Kahns | Bill Howton | Cleveland Browns | end | Rice | Packers Hall of Fame 1974 | |||
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1959 Kahns | Jack McClairen | Pittsburgh Steelers | end | Bethune-Cookman | ||||
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1959 Kahns | Jimmy Orr | Pittsburgh Steelers | end | Georgia | ||||
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1959 Topps | 4 | Max McGee | Green Bay Packers | end | Tulane | Packers Hall of Fame 1975 | Rookie card McGee led the NFL with 23.2 yards per reception in 1959. |
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1959 Topps | 7 | Kyle Rote | New York Giants | end | SMU | College Hall of Fame 1964, Giants Ring of Honor 2022 | ||
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1959 Topps | 11 | Ray Mathews | Pittsburgh Steelers | end | Clemson | Steelers Hall of Honor 2022 | nm | |
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1959 Topps | 15 | Del Shofner | Los Angeles Rams | end | Baylor | Rookie card Shofner and Charlie Bradshaw were teammates at Center High School in Center, Texas. See the Gallery's High School Teammates page. |
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1959 Topps | 27 | Clyde Conner | San Francisco 49ers | end | Pacific | The cartoon on the back of this card says that Conner excelled in basketball in college. | nm | |
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1959 Topps | 33 | R.C. Owens | San Francisco 49ers | halfback, end | College of Idaho | 49ers Hall of Fame 2011 | Owens was known for his "alley oop" catches. See him demonstating one on the San Francisco Chronicle web site. | exmt |
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1959 Topps | 41 | Pat Summerall | New York Giants | end | Arkansas | |||
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1959 Topps | 45 | Woodley Lewis | Chicago Cardinals | end | Los Angeles City, Oregon | Error card Lewis's first name is misspelled "Woody" on this card. |
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1959 Topps | 52 | Tom Miner | Pittsburgh Steelers | end, kicker | Tulsa | Rookie card | exmt | |
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1959 Topps | 55 | Raymond Berry | Baltimore Colts | end | SMU | Pro Football Hall of Fame 1973, Ravens Ring of Honor 2002 | ||
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1959 Topps | 66 | Gene Cronin | Detroit Lions | linebacker, end | Pacific | Rookie card | ||
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1959 Topps | 88 | Pete Retzlaff | Philadelphia Eagles | end | South Dakota State | Eagles Honor Roll 1989 | ||
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1959 Topps | 89 | Jim Mutscheller | Baltimore Colts | end | Notre Dame | nm | ||
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1959 Topps | 93 | Gern Nagler | Chicago Cardinals | end | Santa Clara | nm | ||
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1959 Topps | 113 | Dave Middleton | Detroit Lions | end | Auburn | Error card This card has the Cleveland Browns logo on the front, not the Lions. |
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1959 Topps | 128 | Bob Schnelker | New York Giants | end | Bowling Green | Error card Schnelker's name is misspelled "Schnecker" on the back of this card. |
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1959 Topps | 133 | New York Giants Team | New York Giants | Though printed in 1959, this card pictures the 1958 New York Giants team. There is a larger copy of the image on the Giants web site. The picture includes two players who would later become stars in the AFL: Jack Kemp is number 17 in the front row, and Don Maynard is number 13, two rows behind Kemp. | ||||
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1959 Topps | 142 | Jim Phillips | Los Angeles Rams | end | Auburn | Rookie card Phillips played 10 seasons in the NFL: 7 for the Rams, and 3 for the Minnesota Vikings. |
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1959 Topps | 148 | Billy Wilson | San Francisco 49ers | end | San Jose State | nm+ | ||
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1959 Topps | 151 | Bill McColl | Chicago Bears | end | Stanford | College Hall of Fame 1973 | McColl's son, Milt McColl, played linebacker for eight seasons with the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Raiders. For more father-son pairs, see the Gallery's Fathers and Sons page. | nm |
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1959 Topps | 157 | Jack McClairen | Pittsburgh Steelers | end | Bethune-Cookman | nm | ||
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1959 Topps | 167 | Harlon Hill | Chicago Bears | end | North Alabama | Hill had the NFL's longest reception in 1959, 88 yards from Ed Brown. | nm |