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Rhett & Leon, thanks very much for your help in identifying the set, as the one that I have is the only one that I can recall having ever seen.
and Leon: if you get a chance, it would be great to see the N354 example that you have if you happen to get around to scanning and posting it. as for the two N352 scans that Leon posted, I'm familiar with the die cut figures and have most ( if not all ) of the baseball players plus a number of examples from each of the other sports ( cricket, soccer, rugby, lawn tennis, etc. ) that are listed on the advertising cards shown - and while I have never seen the die cuts accompanied by the Consolidated Cigarette Co. cards that are shown in your scans, I've always been curious as to how the die cuts were issued and marketed as well. thanks again to both of you for your input and assistance. DS 
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