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I've always assumed these were produced by National Chicle, but I met a guy at last weekend's Cow Palace show who had most of a set and he insisted they were made by Goudey. I did a quick search on Google and discovered that some collectors consider them National Chicles and others believe they're Goudeys. What's the real story?
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