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Holloway pirates set question

November 8 2009 at 4:07 PM
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Aaron  (Login edwardw)


I have two types of Holloway pirate cards that look very similar and am confused about the designation.

I have a set of 18 from a series of 18. They have white backs with blue print.

I also have a few cards that are similar from a series called Pirate Treasure. The cards are smaller and are from a series of 48 and have tabs as if they were from a strip. Cards have gray backs with black print.

Which of the above are the type R110? Are they both Holloway?

Thanks in advance.


 
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Re: Holloway pirates set question

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November 8 2009, 4:41 PM 

There are actually 3 types of Pirate Treasure cards

Type 1: small 1 3/4" x 2 3/4" 48 cards in the set, roulette strip "nubs". Black print on the back
Type 2: bigger 2" x 3" 18 cards in the set, has M.J. Holloway & Co. in the back, also has "nubs" black print on the back
Type 3: also 2" x 3" 18 cards in the set, believe to be an Holloway issue as well, no "nubs" blue print on the back

They are all listed under R110

Ref: Price Guide to the Non-Sports Cards 1930-1960, Christopher Benjamin & Dennis W. Eckes


    
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November 8 2009, 5:48 PM 

There is also a set of 18 just like the blue and black printed backs that has red ink on the reverse. I believe that the red backs are the most difficult of any of the Holloway Pirates. I'll post scans of one or two as I get time.

 
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November 8 2009, 8:17 PM 


Thanks for the help and information

Regards,

Aaron

 
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November 8 2009, 10:00 PM 

Here are some red back examples.

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