Welcome to the Senators Exhibition Hall

Card Sets featuring Senators

All card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown. Return to the Exhibition Hall

1909 T206 Set (Baseball) (19)
1911 T201 Mecca Double Folders Set (Baseball) (3)
1911 Turkey Red Set (Baseball) (6)
1915 Cracker Jack Set (Baseball) (5)
1916 M101-4 Set (Baseball) (10)
1933 DeLong Set (Baseball) (1)
1933 Goudey Set (Baseball) (31)
1934 Diamond Stars Set (Baseball) (6)
1934 Goudey Set (Baseball) (5)
1938 Goudey Set (Baseball) (2)
1939 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (11)
1940 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (15)
1941 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (5)
1948 Leaf Set (Baseball) (4)
1949 Bowman Set (Baseball) (12)
1950 Bowman Set (Baseball) (14)
1951 Bowman Set (Baseball) (18)
1951 Topps Set (Baseball) (6)
1952 Bowman Set (Baseball) (17)
1952 Topps Set (Baseball) (23)
1953 Bowman B&W Set (Baseball) (3)
1953 Bowman Set (Baseball) (12)
1953 Topps Set (Baseball) (14)
1954 Bowman Set (Baseball) (14)
1954 Red Heart Set (Baseball) (1)
1954 Topps Set (Baseball) (13)
1955 Bowman Set (Baseball) (15)
1957 Topps Set (Baseball) (25)
1958 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
1959 Topps Set (Baseball) (35)
1960 Fleer Set (Baseball) (5)
1960 Topps Set (Baseball) (34)
1961 Fleer Set (Baseball) (6)
1961 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
1962 Topps Set (Baseball) (22)
1963 Fleer Set (Baseball) (4)
1963 Topps Set (Baseball) (25)
1964 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
1965 Topps Set (Baseball) (26)
1966 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
1967 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
1968 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
1969 Topps Set (Baseball) (27)
1970 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
1971 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
1983 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (22)
1985 Topps Collector's Series Set (Baseball) (2)
1985 Topps Set (Baseball) (1)
1988 Play Ball 1939 Reprints Set (Baseball) (11)
1991 Conlon Set (Baseball) (12)
1991 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (16)
1992 Conlon Set (Baseball) (9)
1993 Conlon Set (Baseball) (16)
1994 Conlon Set (Baseball) (4)
1994 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (15)
1995 Conlon Set (Baseball) (6)
1996 Collector's Choice Set (Baseball) (1)
2003 Bowman Heritage Set (Baseball) (3)
2003 Topps Gallery Hall Of Fame Set (Baseball) (1)
2003 Topps Tribute Perennial All-Star Set (Baseball) (2)
2003 Upper Deck Vintage Set (Baseball) (2)
2004 Topps Tribute HOF Set (Baseball) (1)
2005 Topps Retired Set (Baseball) (1)
2007 Upper Deck Masterpieces Green Linen Set (Baseball) (1)
2009 Topps T206 Set (Baseball) (2)
2009 Tri-Star Obak Set (Baseball) (1)
2010 Topps National Chicle Set (Baseball) (2)
2010 Tri-Star Obak Set (Baseball) (1)
2011 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (1)
2016 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (1)
2016 Stadium Club Set (Baseball) (1)
2017 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (1)
2017 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (1)
2019 Topps Set (Baseball) (1)
2020 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (2)
2021 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (1)
2023 Donruss Set (Baseball) (2)

Daily Position Focus: Catcher

Mickey Grasso
Doug Camilli
Jim French
Don Leppert
View more Catcher position cards in the Senators Catcher Gallery.

Recent Additions

Sam Rice
Harmon Killebrew
George McBride, Norman Elberfeld

View More Additions

Senators Gallery

View all the Senators cards together in the Senators Team Gallery

* Factoid: Mike Epstein played First Base for the mighty Senators.
Browse Cards by Decade

Other Cards

Senators Inserts
Senators Update cards
Senators Coffee Talk
Name that player!

"Zeke" began his professional baseball career with the New Orleans Club in 1929. He entered the majors in 1934 with the Chicago White Sox and is now with the Washington Senators.

Who is it?


Walt was sent to the Washington Senators shortly after the start of the 1952 season. With Washington he made 24 mound appearances, winning 9 and losing 8. Walt began in 1939 with Charlotte of the Piedmont League, and after appearing in 2 games for them, he went to Washington. He remained, except for three years in service, until traded to the Red Sox in June, 1949.

Who is it?


Johnny has had a long and effective career in baseball. The Senators are his fifth major league team. He first came to the big leagues in 1941, at the end of the year, with the Chicago Cubs, and he stayed with them until traded to the Dodgers in 1951. After that he was with the Cincinnati Redlegs and New York Yankees before coming to the Senators. In 1954 he was in 29 games, and he won 11 and lost 8. His earned run average of 2.92 ranked him seventh in the League.

Who is it?


1 - 3 of 332

Rookie Cards

Bob Oldis
Angel Scull
Whitey Herzog

Gallery Redux!

Joe Kuhel, First Base - Senators.
Casey Cox, Pitcher - Senators.

Back to the Front! Senators card back du jour...

Goose Goslin
A .316 career hitter and winner of the 1928 batting crown (.379). Goslin couldn't wait for spring to roll around so he could swing the stick. "Oh, did I ever love to get up there and hit," he said. "And most of all I truly loved those fastballs. They were right down my alley. Zip they'd come in, and whack - right back out they'd go."
2020 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball)
39
Not Listed, Senators, Tribute

Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

1995 Conlon Set (Baseball) (6)
1964 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
1941 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (5)
1934 Goudey Set (Baseball) (5)
1994 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (15)
1991 Conlon Set (Baseball) (12)
1933 Goudey Set (Baseball) (31)
1951 Bowman Set (Baseball) (18)
1938 Goudey Set (Baseball) (2)
1916 M101-4 Set (Baseball) (10)
1960 Topps Set (Baseball) (34)
1967 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
1940 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (15)
1939 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (11)
1965 Topps Set (Baseball) (26)

All Sets

Senators
Total Card Count

877

You can browse all the available Senators cards in the Senators Team Gallery