PRICE GUIDE FOR NON-SPORT CARDS, AND BOXING CARDS

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Posted By: FRED BROMBERG

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFO RE, PRICE GUIDES ON NON-SPORT CARDS, OR BOXING CARDS; ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED.
REGARDS, FRED

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Posted By: Chuck Ross

The best guides to non-sports gum cards (fairly good info but far out of date on prices) are the Sport Americana Guides to Non-Sports Cards by Chris Benjamin. They show up on eBay fairly often, but since they are all out of print they have become collectible and sometimes a little expensive themselves. For non-sports tobacco cards (T and N) the best guide in my opinion is American Tobacco Cards by Robert Forbes and Terence Mitchell. You can get it from amazon.com.

Chuck R

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Posted By: warshawlaw

Please see it on ebay under User ID "exhibitman". It was very favorably reviewed in Boxing Collectors News in May.

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Posted By: Joe P.

Adam, you forgot to tell him that you were the reviewer.

Sorry Adam, you fed me the line, and I had to take it.

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Posted By: Jeff O

I'll vouch for Adam's book... I have a copy and it is as good or better than anything else out there on the subject.

That being said, I'll expect Adam to buy a copy of my book on the history of hockey in Seattle when its released!

Jeff
http://www.seattlehockey.net

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Posted By: Joe P.

Now I know why they called it Mayo's Cut Plug.

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Posted By: hankron

I bought Adam's book. It's a fine encyclopedia-style reference, especially for folks like me who are ignorant to all the different types of old boxing cards.