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#19
12-10-2014, 08:19 AM
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The reason Post didn't have the troubles Fleer did was that the "cards" that Post issued weren't cards, but rather part of the packaging of the product. Clearly Post was selling cereal and not baseball cards. It would have been hard for Topps to claim otherwise. That's why many food issues thrived during those years (i.e. Kahn's, )
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