WTB: Allen & Ginter N22 Racing Colors of the World
 

Looking to start this set because I love horse racing. Condition doesn't really matter as long as full card is intact. Below is the checklist.

Havent B/S/T'ed here but have feedback on eBay and SportsCardForum.net

Thanks!

Racing Colors Of The World (50)

Appleby & Johnson (American)
E.J. Baldwin (American)
Aug. Belmont (American)
S.S. Brown (American)
A.J. Cassatt (American)
Ed. Corrigan (American)
T.W. Doswell (American)
Dwyer Bros. (American)
Jas Galway, Preakness Stables (American)
F. Gebhard (American)
Walter Gratz (American)
J.B. Haggin (American)
N.W. Kitson (American)
Wm. Lakeland (American)
Mrs. G.I. Lorillard (American)
Pierre Lorillard (American)
G.B. Morris (American)
J.D. Morrissey (American)
R.W. Walden (American)
D.D. Withers (American)
Count W. Kawnitz (Austrian)
Wm. Hendric (Canadian)
H.M. King of the Netherlands (Dutch)
Sir J. Astley (English)
Duke of Beaufort (English)
Sir George Chetwynd (English)
H.R.H. Duke of Connaught (English)
Sir R. Jardine (English)
Sir F. Johnstone (English)
Capt. Machell (English)
Lord Manners (English)
Mr. Manton (English)
H.R.H. Prince of Wales (English)
Duke of Portland (English)
Earl of Rosebery (English)
Duke of Westminster (English)
Gen’l Owen Williams (English)
Earl of Zetland (English)
Prince D’Arenberg (French)
Baron De Rothschild (French)
Leopold De Rothschild (French)
Mon. H. Delamarre (French)
Mon. Ephrussi (French)
Mon. C.J. Lefevre (French)
Baron Schickler (French)
Count Vauineaux (French)
Count Lehndorff (German)
Count Elemer De Batthyany (Hungarian)
Chevalier E. Ginistrelli (Italian)
Prince D. Soltykoff (Russian)

I probably have a couple
 

not sure of the condition you are looking for. My suggestion would be to head over to the darker side - the non-sport side of net54 - and post a request there. It's a very neat set. Strong coloration, attractive looking women, and historically significant covering more than just stables in the US. The set can be completed without too much difficulty - I nearly completed it before moving on - don't think there are short prints - can be found in almost all conditions - not expensive, and I don't think there are short prints! There is an album and banner to compliment the series and I've sold a page from a clothier featuring the images (no wording) from the lithographer before they were turned into subjects for Ginter. Best of luck............

BTW - Not sure what's important here - but the set is also offered as an E47 if I'm not mistaken - but I'm no gum guy......

Thank you for the response and the info, I did not know about the E47 set.

I am not to picky about condition, because I would like to complete the set first and foremost.

What would be the most proper forum to put this in?

Thank you.
Joe