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02-09-2014, 01:24 PM
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The Peck & Snyders can certainly be considered the first baseball cards, but we are not certain how they were distributed. We know they were available at their stores on Ann Street and Nassau Street in NYC, but may not have been found anywhere else. They very well may have been unknown to baseball fans living outside the city.
The first baseball cards with more of a national distribution would have been the Old Judges, which first appeared in 1886. 
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