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Harlan Werner’s career as an entrepreneur began at the age of twelve when he started buying and selling baseball cards at local card shows. As t he s ports collectibles industry took off, so did Harlan’s business es and, later in life, he would eventually be nicknamed “Card boy” by George W. Bush.
May 6, 2023 · Canoga Park's Harlan Werner took the road less traveled to business success. Harlan Werner with Los Angeles Dodgers announcer Vin Scully. (Courtesy Harlan Werner) By Dennis McCarthy....
Sep 9, 2022 · Harlan J. Werner has been a sports agent, collector and memorabilia dealer for more than 40 years. His latest project, The Memorabilia Network, gives collectors a new way to sell sports and entertainment collectibles.
Sep 6, 2022 · Harlan Werner started collecting baseball cards when he was 10 years old. His enthusiasm for the hobby earned him a job sorting cards into sets for a local baseball card dealer near his home in the Canoga Park area of Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley.
Dec 8, 1988 · Meet Harlan J. Werner, Canoga Park High School Class of ‘85, 21-year-old sports entrepreneur in a hurry, peripatetic autograph kid of Southern California. And, he is quick to add, the star of...
Jun 24, 2014 · Harlan J. Werner, the renowned sports and marketing agent who represents Muhammad Ali, Joe Namath, Sandy Koufax and many other superstar athletes, announced today via PR Newswire that he has secured the motion picture rights to Operation Bullpen, the FBI operative that took down a gang of forgers and memorabilia crooks well known in the hobby.
Jan 2, 1993 · Harlan Werner had been collecting baseball cards for six years, buying and selling them like a madman. The thin cardboard rectangles with pictures of Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle and other legends...
