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Ty Cobb Baseball Cards 1903 thru 1933, Detroit Tigers
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The Georgia Peach (Ty's nickname) was the subject of many state of the
art Baseball cards from the turn of the 1900's to the mid 1930 s. Enjoy the
concert of his cards.
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ROBERTO CLEMENTE Hero of PUERTO RICO
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Hall of Famer, perished trying to save others. Baseball created the annual Roberto Clemente Humanitarian award to honor him. An inspiration to all
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1938 Horrors of WAR World War II Graphic Trading Card Set
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288 card made in 1938 depicts the Horrors of WAR. Graphic atrocities, massacre and brutality. Life Magazine wrote a full page article, accusing the manufacturer of war mong...
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1951, 1952, 1953 Bowman Baseball Card Sets
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Bowman was King and virtually unchallenged in 1951. Topps Chewing Gum made blue and redback sets that were unattractive in 1951. In 1952 Topps threw down the gauntlet with ...
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1953 Bowman Baseball Cards with Mickey Mantle
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First Company to use High Quality Photos for Baseball Cards. Soon to be a standard practice.
Set Includes stan Musial. Mickey Mantle and other Greats
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1915 Baseball Cards from Mecca Tobacco
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Very Creative and imaginative cards, considering the technology available in the early 1900's, Set has
Ty Cobb, Christy Mathewson and other Greats of the Period.
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1915 Cracker Jack Baseball Sign
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This sign was recently auctioned for over $150,000. Part a promotion for people to buy CrackerJacks
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1887 FIRST Tobacco Baseball Cards
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Baseball was played during the Civil War mainly in Prisoner of War Camps. One year after the end of the War full color Baseball cards were produced.
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Baseball Card Collecting as American as Apple Pie
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The love of the collecting, to remember moments captured in pictures and prose. From the Acclaimed video History from an Original Source
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The First Baseball Card
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A Sports Equipment store in the Wall Street area made the first baseball card, as an advertisement.
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