San Francisco Seals World War II: 72 card set in style of 1952 Mother's Cookies set

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72 Different Colorful Commemorative Baseball Cards including 20+ FIRST CARDS

World War II SAN FRANCISCO SEALS Commemorative Set

Very Limited Edition FIRST PRINTING of 250 sets, factory-sealed

Remember the old Pacific Coast League (PCL) trading cards? You know: those colorful cards with rounded corners produced by Mother's Cookies back in 1952-53. Well, Carl Aldana has done it again! He has followed up his attractive 47-card 1950 Sommer & Kaufmann San Francisco Seals set with a colorful 72 card set of Seals from the World War II era!

Check out these samples at our eBay store. (See link below.) All seventy-two (72) cards have been scanned ... from Hall of Fame member Tony Lazzeri to should-be HOF'er Lefty O'Doul to lots of fellows who became veteran big leaguers to some who never got to the majors. A few never even made the Seals!

20+ "FIRST CARDS"

Perhaps most interesting to many collectors will be the inclusion of more than 20 players who never appeared on a baseball card before Carl Aldana enshrined them on their very own pasteboard as part of this set.

Each of the 72 cards measures 2-1/4" by 3-1/2" - nearly identical to the early 1950s Mother's Cookies cards which were 1/16" narrower at 2-13/16" by 3-1/2". The set looks magnificent in standard 9-pocket collector pages.

Limited First Printing

Unlike those 65-year-old originals, these cards will not be limited to the West Coast. However, since just 250 first printing sets have been made, they will be limited!

Condition: Near-Mint/Mint, factory-sealed set, except for the top card (Roy Olsen). Due to the sealing process, the top card (Roy Olsen) has impression marks which may be viewed when the card is tilted in the right light.

HOW TO ORDER: Go to our eBay store (link is: http://www.ebay.com/itm/San-Francisc...-/371898890278 ) and commit to buy your set(s). If you would like a discount, do not pay until we invoice you. We will eliminate the shipping charge ... if you wait for an invoice. Thank you! - Steve Mitchell