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#21
08-18-2022, 05:50 PM
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When I first heard of these in the 1980's, they were referred to in a Krause publication as Scraps (one p) and no mention was made of them being a tobacco issue. If I recall, somebody submitted them to the Q&A column in Baseball Cards magazine. Whoever answered the person's query basically replied that they were a mysterious 19th century baseball issue known as Scraps, for lack of better knowledge, and that they were fairly plentiful.
When was the second "p" added? When was the first mention of them as "Scrapps Tobacco", and do we know who coined this incorrect term? 
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