Show a Scarce Pre-WWII Type Card

[x2drich2000]

To me a scarce type should be a card from a set that doesn't come up for public sale often, probably should be available no more than once a year. Stretching the definition of "card" a little, but these are not available everyday.



and as expected in a thread like this, one of my obsessions. Anyone want to sell me another one?

[deadballera]

here is one example...

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

To me a scarce type should be a card from a set that doesn't come up for public sale often, probably should be available no more than once a year. Stretching the definition of "card" a little, but these are not available everyday.

Love the Winthorp. You never see those...

Here's another old school flip book:



Now as far as types go, I picked up this flip book-related type card last National:



I was actually looking for one of them and happened to get lucky the first day of the show. Goes well with one of the corresponding flip books

[Jay Wolt]

[tedzan]

Perhaps circa early 1930's......the card measures 1 1/2" x 1 7/8"

TED Z

T206 Reference
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[asphaltman]

Some great cards here. I'll go with these although not all technically cards.

[brianp-beme]

Here a few that are few and far between...

Crescent Ice Cream
R308-2 Tattoo Orbit (the large one pictured)
W-UNC McGraw

Brian

[irishdenny]

This is One of those threads that jus Blows my Mind and Leaves me Speechless... "So i'll jus Shut uP!"