Inexpensive Bobby Jones Golf Card Hidden in International Homeland Events Sets

Bobby Jones’ most affordable tobacco card is hidden in plain view
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Read moreA trio of sports cards are buried in this mostly non-sports set
Read moreThe set of Shirley President Suspenders store display advertising cards features women in sports
Read moreThere’s golf, tennis, and more in this UK tobacco card set featuring royalty
Read moreThe popular Mutoscope exhibit cards include racy shots, sports, and were spread out over several years
Read moreIf you’re looking for sports cards in the massive Stollwerck set, subset #566 is the one to find
Read moreThe athletes pictured on these candy cards issued out of France are generally the most valuable ones in the massive series
Read moreThe T218 Champions set included some of the country’s best golfers
Read moreBaseball, boxing, and golf are among the sports found in this unique 1920s set
Read more‘It’s In The Details’ Title Oxo Mystery Painting Pictures Year 1928 Size Unknown Images Black and White Type Food Number in Set Unknown 1928 Oxo Mystery Painting Pictures Set Overview This issue featured mostly non-sports cards and was distributed by Thames House out of London in the UK for their Oxo branded beef and chicken stock cubes for broth. Many
Read more‘It’s In The Details’ Title Mars Confections Famous Film Stars Year 1939 Size 1 5/16″ x 2 11/16″ Images Color Type Gum and Candy Number in Set 50 1939 Mars Confections Famous Film Stars Overview This 50-card candy set is typically considered a non-sports set, featuring famous actors and actresses. However, the sports tie in it is obvious with several
Read more‘It’s In The Details’ Title T14 Lucky Strike Bridge Favors Year 1930s Size Various Images Color Type Tobacco Number in Set 80 1930s Lucky Strike Bridge Favors Overview This unique set of cards were actually display favors to be used while playing the popular card game of Bridge. Even though they are not traditional cards, Jefferson Burdick listed them in
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