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Just when you had the impression that people didn't know or care about the dangers of tobacco long ago, you have this...
Is any concern selling these coffin-tacks warranted in making this tempting bait to the children?
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Cool thread guys...Jerry
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That is so cool that Wagner is identified as being a tough card, and the article even has a cartoon celebrating this. Nice digging job Pat!
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Cobbs selling for $2
Does anyone know what that is in todays dollars? What was the cost of the cigarette packs?
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Most cigarettes were 5 cents a pack in 1909 |
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A Magazine clip about Roy Fisher who at the time was one of the kids collecting, trading and buying the cards including a Wagner.
T206 etc The_Courier_Journal_Sun__Jun_25__1950_.jpg T206 etc 2 The_Courier_Journal_Sun__Jun_25__1950_.jpg |
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Most likely this magazine was from Louisville, not only because of the shown T210 cards of players from Kentucky, but both addresses in the article popped up as existing in Louisville. Brian |
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