1954 hank aaron milwaukee braves image used to produce his 1954 topps rookie card archival 11x14 photo  iconic image of a young hank aaron that is especially popular as it was used on his 1954 topps rookie baseball card. why this photo is called “high quality” and “archival”: the offered photo was captured by taking a high resolution image of an original type i vintage photo. the resulting image was cleaned up using state of the art software. the photo was then produced using an epson p800 professional printer which uses three different shades of black to provide for deeper blacks and more saturated colors. finally as opposed to using standard photographic paper used by photo labs that are commonly seen on ebay we used a higher quality epson presentation matte paper. a stamp has been applied to the back of each photo indicating the fact that the photo is "high resolution archival grade". henry louis aaron nicknamed "hammer" or "hammerin' hank," was a professional baseball player. he played 21 seasons for the milwaukee/atlanta braves in the national league (nl) and two seasons for the milwaukee brewers in the american league (al), from 1954 through 1976. aaron held the mlb record for career home runs for 33 years, and he still holds several mlb offensive records. he hit 24 or more home runs every year from 1955 through 1973, and is one of only two players to hit 30 or more home runs in a season at least fifteen times. in 1999, the sporting news ranked aaron fifth on its "100 greatest baseball players" list.