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The 1991 Impel Southern Boys wrestling trading card featuring Steve Armstrong. This product highlights card #129 from the distinctive subset.

Steve Armstrong

1991 • Impel • Southern Boys

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Description

The 1991 Impel Southern Boys subset offers a distinct look at professional wrestling personalities during the early 1990s era. Steve Armstrong is featured as card #129 within this catalog release, providing collectors with a tangible piece of that period's sporting culture. Impel produced this series with a focus on highlighting individual athletes through unique design elements that defined the brand's identity at the time. Collectors often seek out cards from the Southern Boys subset because they capture the regional flair and distinct roster of the wrestling industry in 1991. This card represents a specific entry in the Impel wrestling catalog, allowing enthusiasts to build comprehensive collections of wrestlers from this year. The numbered placement, #129, helps identify this issue among the broader set, making it a recognizable item for those tracking the full release. Whether you are a dedicated wrestling historian or a general sports card enthusiast, the 1991 Impel Southern Boys cards provide valuable context for the era. Steve Armstrong's appearance in this subset adds depth to any collection focused on 90s wrestling memorabilia. Understanding the nuances of the Impel brand and its Southern Boys subset helps collectors appreciate the design and historical significance of these items. Each card in the subset contributes to the overall narrative of the product line, preserving the image of the subject for future generations. For those interested in the history of professional trading cards, this release serves as an important reference point. The combination of the Impel brand reputation and the specific Southern Boys theme makes this card a noteworthy addition to any wrestling-focused library. It stands as a testament to the vibrant community of fans who followed the sport during the early 90s, capturing the energy and personality of the time.

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Catalog Profile

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Year

1991

Brand

Impel

Subset

Southern Boys

Subset Type

Subset

Card Number

#129

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Sport

Wrestling

Print Details

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Language

English

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What year was the Impel Southern Boys subset released?

The Impel Southern Boys subset was released in 1991 as part of the broader Impel wrestling trading card series.

What is the card number for Steve Armstrong in this set?

In the 1991 Impel Southern Boys subset, Steve Armstrong is listed as card number 129.

Is this card considered a rookie card?

No, this card is not a rookie card. It is a standard issue from the 1991 Impel Southern Boys subset.

What sport category does this product belong to?

This product belongs to the wrestling sports trading card category, specifically featuring professional wrestling personalities.