Card Collectors Bulletin No.4 , April 1, 1937

[Cardboard Junkie]

I see the 19th century "die cut" cards listed as possibly part of a game. Are RandS the only die cut baseball player cards of the 19th cen? Were they part of a game? Oh by the way I happened across a wooden cigar box of about 200 t cards in 1987 at a junk shop....."finds" are/were still out there. dave

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Cardboard Junkie

I see the 19th century "die cut" cards listed as possibly part of a game. Are RandS the only die cut baseball player cards of the 19th cen? Were they part of a game? Oh by the way I happened across a wooden cigar box of about 200 t cards in 1987 at a junk shop....."finds" are/were still out there. dave

Y-95 Scrapps were also made in the 19th century.