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Old 05-31-2011, 11:52 AM
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Default M101 Everybody's CLothing Store

Doing some more searching in newspaper archives and found this cool ad for Everybody's clothing store.

Can someone post a card? I'm not lucky enough to have one but would love to see one from someone's collection.

Look at top right... You can get the 4th series of 20 cards with any purchase in the boy's section of the store. Or with a $5 suit purchase, get all 200 cards!

Sign me up for the $5 suit!

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Old 05-31-2011, 12:43 PM
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Here is one along with 2 back variations, the ad got me thinking maybe they printed these up in groups of 20 and thats when they changed the backs, maybe each front only has one type of back.

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Considering how few Everybodys exist, those must have been pretty rotten suits. I have seen four different backs, and no obverse with more than one reverse.
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Thanks for posting, Scott.

also, maybe the fact that it was a Texas store rather than an east coast store had some effect on the scarcity. We all know there are no serious card collectors down in Texas

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If "Everybody's" is in El Paso today, card collecting folks might be the least of their worries.

Thanks for sharing the ad Jason....that's a really great one!!
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I seriously bet you they didn NOT sell 1 suit during this promotion!!
These Everybody cards are very very rare!

....or the few kids that got these sets werent into baseball and destroyed them....


Nice ad
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