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Pro Baseball Card Templates
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The Pro Baseball Card Templates pack provides multiple baseball card templates based on real card designs from the '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, and '90s. If you have ever wanted to easily create your own baseball cards, using designs from these eras, then this is the pack for you. Easily add your own pictures, names, and positions to each card. Colors are fully editable and placing your team's logo can be done in seconds.
Files include high-resolution layered Photoshop files. Files are transparent so you can easily add your own background to each design.
Included in this pack:
- 5 x 1950's era fully customizable baseball card templates
- 5 x 1960's era fully customizable baseball card templates
- 5 x 1970's era fully customizable baseball card templates
- 6 x 1980's era fully customizable baseball card templates
- 5 x 1990's era fully customizable baseball card templates
- 5 x back card fully customizable templates for every era for stats
Files:
- 31 Photoshop file templates at 2.5 x 3.5 inch (300 dpi)
If you have any questions please message me. I want to help and make sure you're 100% satisfied with my digital product.
PLEASE NOTE: ONLY BLANK FRONT AND BACK CARD TEMPLATES ARE INCLUDED WITH THIS PURCHASE. PLAYER-DESIGNED CARDS SHOWN IN THE PREVIEW SLIDES ARE NOT INCLUDED DUE TO COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS. BUYERS WILL BE ABLE TO FULLY CUSTOMIZE AND REPLICATE THE DESIGNS DISPLAYED IN THE PREVIEW SLIDES.
Enjoy and have fun creating!
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