1950's Sport Stars Charms

[cincicards]

Are these listed in the Standard Catalog, I can't seem to find them if they are?

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[batsballsbases]

Randall,
I believe one of our members has a picture of the pamphlet but I believe they were put out by Bit O Honey candy in the 50s. You could also get the player leather tags,footballs,baseballs, and make a charm bracelet out of it. Al

[springpin]

There are five known charms to this set: Feller, Williams, Kiner, Blackwell, and Newhouser. I believe they were made in the late 1940s.

[batsballsbases]

Randall,
Here is what I was talking about. You can see the words bit o honey if you look close. Al

[batsballsbases]

Randall I cant seem to make the picture bigger. I didnt know it would come out as a thumbnail. I may try again.

[batsballsbases]

try again

[slidekellyslide]

Al, all one has to do is click on the thumbnail and it will enlarge.

I've seen these before....wasn't there a small hoard of these found in the last few years?

[batsballsbases]

Thanks Dan Im glad you told me that. The new board takes a little getting up to speed:D:D:D. Yes you are right a lagre find of these surfaced about 2 years ago.

[Bob Lemke]

The Luckee charms are on Page 345 of the 2009 Standard Catalog. I'd never previously heard of a Bit-o-Honey connection.

[springpin]

There is a difference between the Luckee Key charms made of metal and the leather charms available through Bit-O-Honey.