What, January 7th and no one has made a pickup?? Here's mine, the good thing, this one completes the set. Good way to start the year!

1950s Skelly Gas- All American Space Fleet (24 cards comprise the set)

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final card to complete the set at 9 + the two woman chromo baseball cards from the other 2 sets....... I'll post them all when I take the showcases down to clean..... In the mean time.....

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Pickup these up. Anybody know anything about them?

This is by one of the strip card kings - M. Pressner and Co.



And the bag they came in...

Got a few True Spy Stories upgrades and a couple other fun cards....

Couple of fun cards Todd ????? A Mirtho and a C A Briggs Sports Pictures. Wow.
Those Roy Rogers are usually an uncut sheet of 8.

A few other odds and ends...

R304 game board from Dietz Gum, hand out premium for ten wrappers
Listen to the game on the radio and move the stand-up cards
accordingly.


But-a-kis boxcar...1930's a Foot and a half long and some ten inches tall....this would have destroyed in most households




Buzz Barton gun and Banner

An upgrade. Paid for a lot of 34 just to get this one NY card (on the right). For some reason NY is hard to find w/o trimming. Here is my best one that is being replaced. Now I just need to figure out if the blue borders or plain is a scarcity. Anyone?

D87 1940's Spaulding Krullers "Warplanes of The World"

Was happy to pick up this one. Thanks to the Wrapper.

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I was excited about getting this card with sharp corners, no creases and no paper loss. PSA didn't like the staple holes I missed somehow though.

Scot - maybe there is a whole set of these out there:

Nice looking blue Richard. Picked up my 11th 3crow.

Couple of Leaders and a couple of N-28s

What do ya's think? Teddy and Bullwinkle?

The election of 1912. The "Bull Moose Party".

Mark Finn, That R39 card you have is a beauty otherwise too, that's a shame.

Lux Soap Movie Stars...



Also, 150+ silks...



There were 120+ of the Canadian History Silks (ACC# SC11). I had never seen these before but thought they were the neatest silks I had ever seen.

Thanks, Tom! I always wondered what the inventor of the Dewey Decimal System looked like.

N158 nice set. Wish I hadn't sold mine. Oh well. Those Canadian scene/painting silks are IMO the height of silk tobacco art. I've always liked them but had to draw the line somewhere - so I only collect American issues. I've had a good month. Add these two - the Kimball indian chiefs album I've never been lucky enough to have a shot at - so I have to think of it as quite scarce. The interior is fresh. The 25 #'d indian silks complete my nearly "mailer fresh" set of 50. As they are smaller silk inserts - they really don't appreciate much in value - but I think they're neat and reside in my near-permanant collection now

and now one from Argentina on the way. Have the Canadian and near US A&G Set.......anyone know of any others?