Thomas Edison’s Polyform Trade Card is One of His Earliest Issues — and it’s Controversial
This 19th century trade card of famous scientist Thomas Edison might be his first card. If nothing else, it comes with plenty of controversy.
Read moreThis 19th century trade card of famous scientist Thomas Edison might be his first card. If nothing else, it comes with plenty of controversy.
Read moreLast month included a large amount of new, unusual pickups for my collection — here are a few of them
Read moreThis 50-card T113 Types of Nations tobacco card set covers the globe and includes a pair of cards for America
Read moreTwo series’ and 100 cards make up one of the more notable non-sports tobacco releases in the pre-war era
Read moreThe Swiss chocolate maker issued hundreds of early 1900s trading cards
Read moreThe athletes pictured on these candy cards issued out of France are generally the most valuable ones in the massive series
Read moreThis bargain set is more than 100 years old and celebrates holidays and events around the world
Read moreCards for Buffalo Bill and Annie Oakley are some of the more valuable cards in Allen and Ginter’s 1888 N28 tobacco card set
Read moreThe first card of Judy Garland is gaining steam as an affordable (and important) non-sports cigarette card
Read moreHere’s an abundantly cool wet sheet transfer linking W516 baseball cards with those of actors and actresses
Read moreThis 19th century trade card tells us how many of this type were printed — and it’s a lot.
Read moreA pre-cursor to Mickey Mouse, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit has a card in the W565 strip card set — and it’s valuable
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