A Review of Early Auto Racing Cards
Early motor racing cards aren’t commonplace — but they are out there
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The Cards of Camille du Gast, the First Female Auto Racing Star
Camille du Gast has few cards but was the first true female star in motor racing
Read moreComparing the 1910 E75 and E76 American Caramel Prize Fighter Cards
The E75 and E76 American Caramel boxing cards are similar but different
Read moreTwice the Fun: A Second Similar Caramel Card ‘Scrap’ Surfaces
A second Richard Montague caramel card ‘scrap’ surfaces
Read moreBuried in a pre-war lot, this Red Murray card provides plenty of intrigue
This caramel card oddity leaves a lot of questions with no real answers
Read moreOne Stollwerck’s Chocolate Sports Set Stands Out Among the Rest
If you’re looking for sports cards in the massive Stollwerck set, subset #566 is the one to find
Read moreReviewing a recent find of blank-backed caramel cards
A recent find uncovered some rare pre-war blank backs
Read moreBlue Background Joe Tinker E90-3 American Caramel Card Not a True Variation
A blue background variation of Joe Tinker’s E90-3 American Caramel card is almost certainly a print error instead of a true variation
Read moreTobler Chocolates Cards a Large, Diverse International Series
The Swiss chocolate maker issued hundreds of early 1900s trading cards
Read moreStollwerck Chocolate cards tried to predict the year 2000. It didn’t work out.
It’s the Year 2000 — why are your policemen not flying?
Read moreSports Cards are the Keys to the Felix Potin Chocolates Series
The athletes pictured on these candy cards issued out of France are generally the most valuable ones in the massive series
Read moreDiving Into the 1912 American Caramel Jockeys Set (E47) and 1888 Allen & Ginter Racing Colors Predecessor (N22)
The N22 Allen & Ginter Racing Colors of the World and E47 American Caramel Jockeys sets remain two of the most popular early horse racing sets
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