The brand was originally known as Topps Chewing Gum, and produced a “Topps Gum” out of its factory in Brooklyn, New York. The company developed Bazooka Bubble Gum after World War II and ...

Though this year's Topps Heritage offering has revived a bit of nostalgia around the issue, 1976 Topps baseball is a set that largely resides well off the radar ...

Two gum companies -- including Topps, maker of the Bazooka gum that Gonzalez chewed, and Mueller Sports Medicine -- bid on the item in recent days. So, too, ...

Bazooka gum dates back to 1947, when it was created by the Topps Company. Named after the World War II weapon, the gum became popular for the Bazooka Joe comic strip that was included in each package.

The Topps Company was founded in 1938 as Topps Chewing Gum, and in its early years produced a popular penny "Topps Gum" from a factory in Brooklyn, NY. After World War II, the company developed ...

Next month, Topps goes retro with gum in card packs that sell for 50 cents.Topps put gum with its cards until 1992, but there were two problems. The gum stained the cards, and it wasn’t Bazooka.

Enjoying the look of these retro cards immensely, I got to thinking about the best, and of course worst, Topps design reboots ever. For my best of the bunch, I'll go a bit obscure and offer up a ...

While Topps led the charge in baseball, it was their non-sport movie sets that captured the hearts of kids—and now adult collectors —wrapping up pop culture moments in gum-scented nostalgia.

Extrapolating this further, a 2–6 gram piece of gum may release as many as 3,000 microplastics. Multiply that by the average amount of gum chewed annually, that you could be looking at around ...

Topps resurrected the Bowman brand in 1989 and eventually introduced the Bowman Draft and Bowman Chrome sets. Most associated with baseball prospects, collectors often hunt for 1st Bowman cards of ...