Fill My Eyes With That Triple Vision!

In the late 70's, Foreigner released their second album Double Vision:

A decade later, Upper Deck arrived on the cardboard scene and introduced Triple Vision.  At the time, I had never seen multiple exposure photos used on trading cards.  And I absolutely fell in love with them.

Over the years, these cards were pushed further and further into the dark corners of my head and eventually forgotten.  Thankfully a few of you have written about them on your blogs, which has motivated me to start collecting these cool cards again.  As of right now, I have four cards.

All of them were pulled from those grab bags I picked up two weekends ago:

1989 Upper Deck #145

1991 Upper Deck #175

1992 Upper Deck #424

1993 Upper Deck #308

I know that Upper Deck produced a bunch of these cards in a variety of products and sports.  So far, I targeted these:

1989 Upper Deck #755 Jim Abbott

1990 Upper Deck #527 Bert Blylevin

1990 Upper Deck #555 Wade Boggs

1991 Upper Deck #444 Rickey Henderson

1991 Upper Deck #777 Joe Slusarski

1992 Upper Deck #333 Jose Canseco

1992 Upper Deck #SP3 Deion Sanders

1993 Upper Deck #222 Gary Sheffield
1993 Upper Deck #645 Phil Hiatt
1994 Topps #300 Ryne Sandberg
1995 Upper Deck #210 Don Mattingly (Fielding)

1996 Collector's Choice #180 Hideo Nomo

1996 Upper Deck #154 Don Mattingly (Hitting)
1996 Upper Deck #350 Bip Roberts
1997 Upper Deck #352 Kirt Manwaring
1998 Upper Deck #196 Tony Womack
2010 Upper Deck "Season Biography" #70 Randy Johnson

1991 Upper Deck #54 Joe Montana
1991/92 Upper Deck #464 Brett Hull

1992/93 Upper Deck #28 Jaromir Jagr

Most of these have been blogged about in the past.  If you're interested in reading more about these cool cards, I encourage you to check out these posts:

http://baseballdimebox.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-gems-of-junk-wax-pt-72-1993-upper.html

http://playattheplatedude.blogspot.com/2010/06/double-vision-night-card-for-you-know.html

http://startingnine.blogspot.com/2012/09/laborious.html

http://hobbycardseurope.blogspot.com/2014/01/slow-motion.html

And if you guys know of any additional cards that need to be added to my list, please comment below.

Happy Tuesday and sayonara!