The original price guide now in its 81st year of publication, updated for 2010. The catalogue contains 3 sections:-

• Section 1 covers British Cigarette Cards, virtually all known cards that have been issued in Britain, which includes the ever popular series issued by John Player & Son and W D & H O Wills.
• Section 2 covers Foreign Cigarette Cards mainly from English speaking countries like U S A, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, but also covers cards from Malta, South Africa, Far East etc.
• Section 3 covers Reprinted Series of which there are now over 350 series officially reprinted under licence.

There is a brand new eight-page section of 88 colour illustrations. The catalogue contains details of around 7,000 series of cigarette cards and silks issued at home and abroad from the 19th century to the present day, quoting values for sets and individual cards in top condition, produced in handy A5 size, plus giving details of over 40 reference and other books, cigarette card video etc. with 216 pages a must for every collector.
The 2010 catalogue is cross referenced to the updated edition of The British Tobacco Issues Handbook giving information on untitled or unnumbered series which will be a great help to identify cards.

First published in 1974, this 35th edition is devoted entirely to non-tobacco cards plus a section at the end of the catalogue which details reprinted series. This year’s edition has a new section of colour illustrations covering 68 series with over 110 new entries. The catalogue gives an up-to-date price guide for odd cards, sets and special albums plus details of over 40 reference and other books etc. The catalogue has over 6,000 entries covering a magnificent selection of issues by non-tobacco firms, such as the ever-popular series by Brooke Bond Tea, Bassett, A & BC Gum., Topps, Typhoo Tea etc., as well as the newer companies such as Rittenhouse, Skybox, Inkworks, Golden Era, Rockwell. Sets from the turn of the century, including Fry’s Chocolate and Cadbury’s issues right up to the latest series of Stargate SG1, Star Wars, Footballers Motoring etc.

The catalogue lists more than 1,500 superbly printed series of “Chromos” issued (all except the earliest) by this company founded by Baron Von Liebig, and which were given away as complete sets (usually of 6 cards) in exchange for coupons. It includes the history of Liebig and covers issues from the 1890’s to the 1970’s, giving the internationally recognised Fada reference numbers and an English translation of the set title, plus, of course, the price.

The prices in the 2009 catalogue will remain valid until further notice.

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