Reisetomate (Travel) is probably the oddest.
http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Reisetomate

Green Sausage is about as far from a round red tomato as you can get, and unlike Reistomate, actually has some use in the kitchen.

http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/wiki/Green_Sausage

i suggest reading the book the heirloom tomato by Amy Goldman
the baker creek and seed saver exchange catalog.

"Long John"

i have a male tomato.

terrybull that is not a male tomato that it is finger tomato

I Don't consider Mr. Stripey, a gold/red bicolor, to be unusual b'c there are about 100 plus similar varieties around but I can see how growing it for the first time you might find it unusual.

I second the suggestion of Reisetomate, a central red fruit with fused cherry tomatoes all over the surface; looks like a cauliflower with an attitude. LOL

Stick is another unusal one, grows on a single sturdy stem with bunches of leaves at intervals on the stem, kinda like a Poodle Dog. LOL

You might also consider growing Variegata, which is the first variety with variegated foliage to come true from seed, all others having to be propagated vegetatively.

And if you haven't grown one that has a multi colored interior flesh you might consider Ananas Noire, a/k/a Black Pineapple. And there are many others of that kind as well.

HOw about a green when ripe variety that's a small cherry size? I suggest Green Doctors and there's also a clear skinned version of that called Green Doctors Frosted.

And I'm sure I'll think of more.

You can use the link to Tania's tomato data base that was given to you above to check out anything that interests you and on the same page there are usually pictures as well as a few reports from others as well as a list of seed sources.

Carolyn

Banana Legs and Elberta Peach (it's fuzzy).

Dave