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Looking to buy or trade any of the following, and let me know if you have something else uncommon. Please send a pm please. Thanks for looking!
-Ed

19th CENTURY/EARLY 20th CENTURY

N43 Allen & Ginter: Fitzgerald, Ford

N174 Goodwin's Celebrities and Prizefighters: Atkinson, Cus Cuerrero, Pat Fitzgerald

N332 SF Hess (any condition, these are the track and field I am aware of): WM Cummins, George Cartwright, Frank Hart, Malcolm Ford, Pat Fitzgerald, W.G. George, John McPherson, Dan O'Leary.

N344 Bravo/Between the Acts (any condition) : Brown, Ennis, Guyon, Hazael, Hart, Merritt, O'Leary, Panghott, Ed. P. Weston

C52 Champion Athletes (Canadian version of T218): 5a Walter Bursch; 7a Frank Riley; 26b Harry Porter; 33b M.J. McGrath; 36 Richard Frizellel; 55 Johnny Hayes

E229 National Licorice/D353 Juergens or Koesters - 2 Ballard (upgrade) 6 Smithson(have blank-backed) 11 Trubenbach (have blank-backed) 19 Sheridan (have blank-backed) 21 Ewry (have blank-backed)

T222 Fatima (any condition): Muller (discuss)

T224/T229 Koec/PET (any condition): Hayes

T230 World Champions Athletes, Pan Handle Scrap - Kahanamoku Duke

Capital Candy:
1 Sam Bellah; 3 Pat Donovan; 5 Hazel Bess Lagenour; 6 J.E. Meredith; 7 Walter Pomeroy; 8 Sheppard; 10 Jim Thorpe

Ogden's Leading athletes 1901: Dennis Horgan
Ogden's C Series (blank bank: C232 Bredin [E.C.]
Ogden's series F: 226 Start of half mile race, 344 Downer, 349 Wilkins
Ogden's item #96: W. Ayers ["A close finish"], "A good race" ?
General interest: 83 Master Norman Bumby

Rogers Peet (1929 or 1930) blank backed issue: 3 DeHart Hubbard, 21 Charles W. Paddock, 45 Paavo Nurmi

Spaulding Champions (1920's): Charlie Brookings, Ray Baker, Tiny Hartranft, Alan Heiffnih, Bob LeGendre, George Lernard, Ro. Locke, Chuck Meller, Whiteny Michelson, Johnil Myyra, Charlie Paddock, William Plank, Willie Ritola

Kosmos: Owens (need all)

Muratti: Owens (need all)

Exhibits: Babe Didrikson, J. Gourdin, Lehtinen, E. Tolan, H. Dillard, most of the 1920 Olympic exhibit cards