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Is there any data of production run numbers of many of the older sets? Example the 1922 American Caramel E120 set of 240 cards. Did they keep track of how many sets they produced.
Does any information show a break down of what parts of the US were supplied more. Say New York, California, vs Kansas or Iowa. It had to be more regional I would imagine. |
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