Talking about American Card Catalogs

[ChuckRoss]

I've got all the original ACCs except the 1939, thanks for sharing that Leon. Here's another interesting publication from the late 60's, I've copied in a couple of pages, one that shows Bill Mastro as a teenager and the other with Larry Fritsch (and also noted non-sports dealer, the late Bob Foster).

[Rich Klein]

Both Crawford and Stanley McClure also had very impressive collections

[t206 cubs]

What would be the best place to find a copy of the ACC? Maybe a 1960 or '67 edition.

Thanks Chad

email me at: shearerchad@yahoo.com

[Jcfowler6]

Looks like the 1967 version can be got on eBay for $75.00

I am on phone phone and can't link it but if you search it I am sure it will come up.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jcfowler6

Looks like the 1967 version can be got on eBay for $75.00

Good info and you might also check Larry Fritsch cards. They regularly have those in stock (and is where I got mine) almost all of the time, unless they recently ran out of them, for about $30 or so. If you wait just a bit on ebay you can easily get them in that price range, or less, I think.

[Jeffrompa]

Here is a May 1954 supplement I just found . Talks about some card prices going up 5 cents to 25 cents on many series per card .

[Leon]

Hi Jeffrompa
Thanks for sharing that 1954 one. I am going to have to check my later supplements but all of the earlier ones say "Supplement" on them. Does that one say that on one of the other pages? The reason I ask is because this one you showed looks like more of a series to me, with the volume and no. . It does have a lot of price changes so I can't imagine it being anything else, unless it's the first price guide, pre-Beckett .

Also, I would have thought it would say "American Card Catalog" and not "Collector"?

[Rich Klein]

The catalog is the catlalog -- and these were updates and other things -- thus thie name difference to collector makes perfect sense

Rich