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#29
04-17-2015, 03:59 PM
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If you collected these 1947 Bond Bread cards from their bread packages when you were a young dude, then I guess you may qualify as an "advanced collector"
 Perhaps because you learned a lot in the process of completing 19th and 20th Century sets for 45 years of collecting. In between (1953-1976), I took a 23-year break in collecting to be in the Air Force, College, early years of employment, and marriage. Anyhow, these cards were my first BB cards....and, I still have my original set of 44 - Bond Bread BB cards.   TED Z . Last edited by tedzan; 04-17-2015 at 04:05 PM. 
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