Standard red slicers. "Regular tomatoes." Good, classic, all-purpose. 
 
Earliana: Indeterminate. Standard early variety developed by George Sparks of Salem, New Jersey and introduced in 1900 by Johnson and Stokes. Clusters of 4-5 ounce fruits. Very good flavor. 80 days.
 
Italian Heirloom: Indeterminate. Bright red fruits grow to over 1 pound. Excellent full tomato flavor. Ideal for slicing and canning—very little waste and easy to peel. 70-80 days.
 
John Baer:  Indeterminate. Bright red, meaty, smooth fruits with very good flavor. Once a leading canning variety, also great for fresh eating. Heavy producer.
 
Redfield Beauty: Indeterminate. Flattened pink-red fruits grow to 3-4 oz. Excellent full flavor. Vigorous and productive plants. 80 days from transplant. 80 days.
 
Trophy:  Indeterminate. Sweet 5-7 ounce tomatoes are ideal for slicing. 80 days.
 
Trucker's Favorite: Indeterminate. Eccellent flavor with uniform 3" pink globes grow in clusters of 3-4. 75 days.
 
Wisconsin 55: Indeterminate. Bright red, globe shaped fruits. All-purpose tomato is great for canning. Released by the Univeristy of Wisconsin in 1946. 80 days from transplant.