1935 Wheaties

[Leon]

Originally Posted by BabyRuth

Here's a few - they seem like bargains in today's collecting landscape!

Great looking Wheaties!!
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[BabyRuth]

Thanks Leon!!! That '36 Gehrig Series 4 with full borders is pretty tough.

[brianp-beme]

I have always been drawn to some of the 1937 Series 9 artwork...30 years ahead of its time for far out and grooviness!

Brian

[27 Championships]

For anyone interested, there is a 1936 Wheaties Series 4 Gehrig with full borders graded SGC 1.5 currently for auction on Sterling Sports Auctions lot #165

[GeoPoto]

Here's a 1937 Series 7 (I think). Notice how the shoe (and glove) are "in front of" the border and the James Bond style gun bore back-drop.

Cecil H. Travis. Infielder for the Washington Senators in 1933-1941 and 1945-1947. 1,544 hits and 27 home runs over 12 MLB seasons. 3-time All-Star. One of two to get 5 hits in first game. Led American League in hits in 1941 despite DiMaggio's 56-game hit streak and Ted Williams hitting .406. His best season was 1941 as he posted a .410 OBP with 101 RBIs in 663 plate appearances. In Army during 1942-45, wound up a frostbite victim in Battle of Bulge and Bronze Star recipient. Return to MLB after war surgery was not the same.

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