Bazooka (a Topps brand) produced a 36 card set as a series of 12 panels, one of which could be found on each 25 count boxes of their 1¢ packs of gum. These 2" x 2 5/8" cards have no numbers identifying them and are very similar to the 1960 Bazooka cards. A much more scarce test issue of 48 cards was also issued which did feature card numbers. A checklist is here.

Though Topps had produced Tattoos before, this is still a very unusual issue. It folds out to measure 3.5" by 14.25" and is considered a scarce test issue. What you see on the left is a wax pack wrapper and one panel featuring Pete Rose (his image is supposed to be reverse due to how the tattoo was to be applied). There were six panels connected by perforated paper. As rare as these are, its even more rare to find them intact.

There were 16 different sheets and each featured six players, a facsimile autograph, a team pennant, and cartoon players.

The tattoos came off easily with water, so if you see some middle-aged guy with Clyde Wright tattooed on his arm, be afraid. Be very afraid!