1896 Godfrey Phillips General Interest Set is Weird and Unbelievably Scarce
A second W512 strip card is found with a numberless variation
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Meet the first card set listed in the American Card Catalog — the 1880s Currier and Ives Advertising Cards
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Early trading cards depict the origins of the express mail carrier from the 1800s
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 Clay and Bock Film Scenes Year c1924 Size 1 7/8″ x 2 9/16″ Images Black and White Type Tobacco Number in Set Unknown Clay and Bock Film Scenes Overview Information on this set is not easy to come by. It is a tobacco card set issued out of Cuba and the cards are rarely seen
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Are these 1880s Duke Tobacco cards the first to depict card collecting?
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This American tobacco card set featured actual postage stamps on the fronts
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Rewards of Merit cards highlighted good behavior and date back to the 1700s
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The Obscure Card of the Month is an early tobacco American flag issue
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The past week included some serious card buying
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The N2 Allen & Ginter American Indian Chiefs set remains one of the top pre-war non-sports releases.
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