Let's Talk E90-1....toughest Candy card set ?

[LKeeler]

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

I am not collecting the e90-1 set, but did need the Lobert for my back run. I was lucky enough to be able to trade for it with another member.

Nice pick up Andy! I picked up my Lobert (not nearly as nice) about the same time as you did.

[bobbvc]

The Gibson back view is pretty tough these days.

[tedzan]

The T216 cards (MINO, KOTTON, VIRGINIA EXTRA) were obviously not printed by American Lithographic, as most other Tobacco cards of that era.
Most of the T216 front images are identical to the E90 (or other Candy cards) images.

Circa 1914-1916, the Peoples Tobacco Co. Ltd. contracted the same printing firm that produced the E90-1 cards to produce the T216 cards.


................. E90-1 ........................................... T216





My question is.....does anyone on this forum know who the Printing firm was that produced the E90-1 and the T216 cards ?



TED Z
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LOOKING for these T206 guys to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 run of OLD MILL cards (12 subjects)

..... Duffy ..... Gandil ..... Geyer ..... Hummel ..... Pfeffer ..... Sheckard ..... Tannehill ..... Wheat
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[ullmandds]

Breaker 14...we have a hijacking in progress...please advise...

I love t216's...but I have no idea who printed them.

[swarmee]

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However, I was out-sniped by invisible marauders at the last seconds.

[tedzan]

Here's my McGraw....he needs his "Kotton-pickin" McGraw cousin....any chances you would sell your's ?


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TED Z
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[ullmandds]

Ted...most everything in life can be had for the right price/trade!😁