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Beaulah
Aviation & Space
Modern British Aircraft 1953
Modern British Aircraft 1953 24 - This excellent set of Modern British Aircraft was produced by fruit and vegetable canners Beaulah in 1953 and features superb colour pictures of planes such as a D.H. Comet I, Meteor N.F.II, D.H Chipmunk, Supermarine Swift, Fairey Gannet, Vickers Valiant, Canbera B.2, Hawker Hunter F.1, Avro Vulcan, Balliol T.2, Short S.A.4, Bristol 173 & Westland Sikorski S.51 helicopters and a Viscount 701, which are backed by informative text. The cards are size 68 x 36mm.
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County Print
Cricket
Cricket Teams 1884-1900 (1990)
Cricket Teams 1884-1900 (1990) EL24 - As the title suggests this set is made up of sepia pictures of cricket teams from the 1884-1900 period, with team members listed in a white box below. Included are the 1893 Australian team, the 1896 England team which included W.G. Grace, the 1898 Middlesex team, the 1898 Yorkshire team with Lord Hawke and W. Rhodes, Surrey’s 1898 team, the Australian team of 1890 which included H. Trumble and W.L. Murdoch, Somerset’s 1897 team, the 1897 Kent team, the Nottinghamshire county team of 1898, the 1898 Gloucestershire team with our friend W.G. Grace again, the 1898 Essex team, the 1898 Lancashire team with J. T. Tyldesley and the Sussex team of 1897 with the legendary C.B. Fry and K.S. Ranjitsihnji. The backs contain averages for the team that season except for the Lord’s Match in July 1898 which contains a write up of the match. An interesting set for any cricket lover. Cards size 108 x 80mm.
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Rockwell
Motoring
German Armoured Vehicles of World War II 2001
German Armoured Vehicles of World War II 2001 LT10 - Following on from the British Armoured Vehicles sets that Rockwell issued here we see what the other side had in the way of armoured vehicles, presented in the same format as the British sets and also available in small (68 x 36mm) and large size (79 x 62mm). The Panzer tanks were perhaps the most famous and the set includes the V Panther, based on the Soviet T34 which had earlier given German models a nasty mauling. A measure of its quality was the U.S. Army’s view that five Shermans were needed to knock out a single Panther. Size. 89 x 64mm.
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German Armoured Vehicles of World War II 2001
Rockwell - LT10 in set
Catalogue Price £7.50 Special Offer £5.00
Rockwell
Military & Armed Forces
German Warplanes of the Second World War 2000
German Warplanes of the Second World War 2000 LT10 - Junkers, Heinkel,Dornier and Messerschmitt are names which will still send a chill through the older generation. Included here is the night-fighter version of the Junkers 88 which, with its advanced radar, is credited with downing more RAF bombers than any other type, and the rocket powered Messerschmitt Komet with a spectacular speed of nearly 600mph. In the same format as the British warplanes series (Numbered and descriptive backs) however excluding this set there are 2 other sizes available Small 67x36mm and large 80x62mm. Size 90x64mm
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German Warplanes of the Second World War 2000
Rockwell - LT10 in set
Catalogue Price £7.50 Special Offer £5.00
Rockwell
Military - General Series
Images of World War One 1999
Images of World War One 1999 LT10 - These colour patriotic illustrations are taken from postcards produced during the 1914-18 war and some will be familiar to cigarette card collectors, Arf a Mo’ Kaiser” being a case in point and the wounded soldier holding a Union flag under the caption “We are proud of you” attributed to Lord Kitchener. The details on the back include the publisher’s names, among them Dobsom, Molle & Co. and Gale & Polden both of whom also printed cigarette cards in their time. Also available in a standard (69 x 37mm) and L (79 x 62mm) size. This set is size 89 x 64mm.
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Rittenhouse (USA)
Films, TV, Sci Fi & Comic Art
Stargate Atlantis Season 2 2006
Stargate Atlantis Season 2 2006 LT72 - Featuring Stargate Atlantis Season 2 this set has three cards for each of the twenty episodes including “The Intruder”, “Condemmed”, “Critical Mass” and “Inferno” with scenes on the front, story on the back. These are followed by six “On-the-set” cards with pictures on both sides. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Stargate Atlantis Season 2 2006
Rittenhouse (USA) - LT72 in set
Catalogue Price £7.50 Special Offer £5.50
Rittenhouse (USA)
Films, TV, Sci Fi & Comic Art
Farscape Season 4 2003
Farscape Season 4 2003 LT72 - Continuing on from the Season 3 set, this fourth series is numbered 217 to 288 with three cards for each of the 22 episodes of season 4 of this TV sci-fi saga. The first three cards make up into a sectional montage of the cards backed by a quote putting the story in context “My name is John Crichton. An astronaut. Three years ago I got shot through a wormhole…” etc., whilst the last three cards form another montage with checklist backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Rittenhouse (USA)
Films, TV, Sci Fi & Comic Art
Stargate Atlantis Season 1 2005
Stargate Atlantis Season 1 2005 LT63 - Rittenhouse have already treated us to series of cards covering the original Stargate TV series. Now this set features the Stargate Atlantis Season 1, with three cards for each of the twenty episodes – Suspicion, The Storm, Sanctuary, etc, exciting sci-fi adventures starring Joe Flanigan as Major John Sheppard and Paul McGillion as Dr. Carson Beckett. Backs bear a second colour picture and story summary. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Stargate Atlantis Season 1 2005
Rittenhouse (USA) - LT63 in set
Catalogue Price £8.00 Special Offer £5.50
Rittenhouse (USA)
Films, TV, Sci Fi & Comic Art
James Bond 007 Quotable Series 2004
James Bond 007 Quotable Series 2004 LT100 - A top-value set for Bond lovers because card fronts and backs each bear a film scene in black and white followed by a quote from the script and the name of the film. There are some classic lines, some great tongue-in-cheek stuff for which 007 is noted, weather it be Connery, Moore or whoever is in the role. It's marvellous to see all Bond's women from the likes of Shirley Eaton onwards, and villains like Blofeld (Donald Pleasance). Size 89 x 64mm
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James Bond 007 Quotable Series 2004
Rittenhouse (USA) - LT100 in set
Catalogue Price £9.50 Special Offer £7.00
Rittenhouse (USA)
Star Trek
Star Trek Nemesis 2002
Star Trek Nemesis 2002 LT72 - “Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the U.S.S. Enterprise are thrust into the centre of a plot that could lead to the destruction of Earth at the hands of a new and chilling Nemesis” we are told on card no. 1 in this Star Trek series. The action unfolds on cards nos. 2 to 45, followed by a sequence called “Quotable Star Trek” and ends with eight “Behind the Scenes” cards showing the writer, producer and director at work. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Rittenhouse (USA)
Star Trek
Star Trek Enterprise Season 1 2002
Star Trek Enterprise Season 1 2002 LT81 - Twenty five episodes are featured in this series issued in 2002 and each card bears three pictures on the front with text and two mini-pictures on the back. As always the crew of the starship Enterprise come up against, and triumph over, all manner of villainy as Star Trek in one form or another continues to entertain. Size 89 x 63mm.
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Star Trek Enterprise Season 1 2002
Rittenhouse (USA) - LT81 in set
Catalogue Price £12.00 Special Offer £8.00
Rittenhouse (USA)
Star Trek
Star Trek The Original Series Quotable 2004
Star Trek The Original Series Quotable 2004 LT110 - “Captain’s Log ..Stardate 1312.4...The impossible has happened.” These were the first words uttered by a youthful Captain Kirk in Star Trek more than thirty years ago, and reproduced on the first card of this new series in which the leading characters are pictured in superbly clear photographs, together with quotes from the dialogue using both sides of the cards to maximise the content. No doubt Trekkies will recall Spock’s debut “Check the circuit”, Scotty’s “Aye” and a host of other lines ending with Kirk’s “Her life could have been as rich as anyone’s, if only…if only” with which the original Star Trek was brought to a close. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Star Trek The Original Series Quotable 2004
Rittenhouse (USA) - LT110 in set
Catalogue Price £12.00 Special Offer £8.00
Rossis Ices
Aviation & Space
History of Flight 1st Series 1966
History of Flight 1st Series 1966 25 - This first set concerning flying developments takes us from early attempts with strap on wings, through early ideas that were way ahead of their time by Roger Bacon and Leonardo de Vinci to hot air balloons, airships including the Zeppelin, the first powered flight by John Stringfellow, the Wright brothers’ first controlled flight in 1903, “Col.” S.F. Cody who experimented with giant kites and built his own plane, early British pioneer A.V. Roe who founded the famous Avro Air Company and the set ends with C.S. Rolls who successfully completed the first two way Channel crossing, founded the Rolls Royce Company and was sadly the first Englishman to died in an air crash. The colour drawings on the front are backed by interesting facts and there is also a 2nd Series which continues the story. Size 68 by 36mm.
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History of Flight 1st Series 1966
Rossis Ices - 25 in set
Catalogue Price £15.00 Special Offer £10.00
Rossis Ices
Aviation & Space
History of Flight 2nd Series 1966
History of Flight 2nd Series 1966 25 - Following on from the 1st series this set takes up the story beginning with the formation of the Royal Flying Corps then continuing with the first flying boat, a WWI dogfight, Igor Sikorsky’s first giant aircraft, Alcock and Brown’s first non-stop Atlantic flight, the U.S. round the world aircraft, Col. Lindbergh’s ‘Spirit of St. Louis’ which he flew solo between New York and Paris, a de Havilland Moth similar to that used by Amy Johnson on her solo flight from England to Australia, the Comet, the Rolls Royce S.6B designed by Reginald Mitchell which won the 1931 Schneider Trophy and was the template for the classic World War II Spitfire, the other ‘Battle of Britain’ hero, the Hurricane, jet planes, aircraft carriers, a Comet jetliner, the ingenious aircar which had detachable parts to enable it to be driven as a car, a helicopter, air frigate, the iconic Vulcan bomber, air runabouts which resembled tiny helicopters, a Douglas X-3 which flew at 3 times the speed of sound and ending with a spacecraft. The back of this last card tells us that “Men have already begun to travel into space beyond the earth’s atmosphere. The Russian astronaut Major Gagarin was the first man to travel in space. American astronauts quickly followed and now it is only a short time before men will land on the moon”. Who knows what developments await, but in the meantime enjoy the history of flight with this set, size 68 x 36mm.
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History of Flight 2nd Series 1966
Rossis Ices - 25 in set
Catalogue Price £15.00 Special Offer £10.00
Gallaher
Miscellaneous Cigarette Cards
Art Treasures of the World 1930
Art Treasures of the World 1930 L24 - These famous artworks are all set in a dark brown background with white border and title underneath and include Mrs. Siddons by Thomas Lawrence, Girl with Cat by French artist Perronneau, A Boy by Opie, Gainsborough’s Mrs Siddons, Lady Hamilton by Romney, Espieglerie by Greuze, The Age of Innocence by Sir Joshua Reynolds, Mrs. Brocas by Cotes and Raeburn’s Mrs. Lauzun. The artists are all from the late 1700s or early 1800s and many of the pictures were taken from the National Gallery or Wallace collections. The numbered backs give plenty of information about artist and subject. The cards are size 76 x 56mm.
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Dominion Tobacco
Ships & Shipping
Old Ships 2nd Series 1935
Old Ships 2nd Series 1935 25 - Dominion Tobacco was taken over by the Godfrey Phillips group in 1941, but during its short period of independence this London-based company produced four series all featuring old ships. This set is the 2nd Series which covers Naval ships from the late 17th to late 19th Centuries. The black and white drawings show the vessels in intricate detail, but it is the backs that supply the greatest interest because they reveal so many intriguing stories about those troubled times. For example, the French 74-gunner “Terrible” was captured by Hawke and added to the Royal Navy, the name later being given to a new cruiser built in 1895. The French 84-gunner “Franklin”, built in 1796, was captured in the Battle of the Nile and became H.M.S “Canopus”, but she was so fast that the British built ten ships to the same design between 1821 and 1832 and “Canopus” herself was still in service in 1850. Then there was H.M.S “Bellerophon” upon which Napoleon was brought to England after the battle of Waterloo, arriving at Torbay on July 24th 1815. The card tells us “She was surrounded by sight-seers who dared everything to catch a glimpse of Napoleon and if they succeeded the air was rent with cheers”. Fascinating stuff. The cards are size 68 x 36mm.
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Drapkin
Military & Armed Forces
Soldiers and Their Uniforms (die cut) mixed printings (23 different cards from the set of 25) 1914
Soldiers and Their Uniforms (die cut) mixed printings (23 different cards from the set of 25) 1914 L23 out of 25 - In 1914, during the first year of the Great War, the London based manufacturer Major Drapkin issued with their Crayol Virginia and Karam Turkish cigarettes a series of 25 Soldiers in Uniform, die-cut to shape ? an unusual presentation and highly effective in enhancing the realism of the figures. In recognition of the role of our allies, the subjects include two Belgian, four French and four Russian, the remaining fifteen being British regiments among them The Black Watch, Durham Light Infantry, the Grenadier, Irish and Scots Guards, South Wales Borderers, The Royal Engineers and the Royal Field Artillery, each with a brief history on the back. (The set is minus the First Life Guards and The South Wales Borderers)
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Soldiers and Their Uniforms (die cut) mixed printings (23 different cards from the set of 25) 1914
Drapkin - L23 out of 25 in set
Catalogue Price £23.00 Special Offer £17.00
Drapkin
Miscellaneous Cigarette Cards
Girls of Many Lands 1929
Girls of Many Lands 1929 M50 - Drapkin or Major Drapkin & Co. were founded in London in 1898 and issued cards from 1912 to 1934, but by 1929 when this set was issued they were a branch of the United Kingdom Tobacco Co. or so it says on the card backs. This distinctive set contains colourful, almost art-deco head and shoulders pictures of young women in national costume, set against a black background and casts the net wide with a higher proportion of non-European subjects than is often the case in such sets. The backs are numbered and arranged alphabetically from Afghanistan to Wales with descriptions of the national dress of each. Odd inclusions are the Australian card which pictures a lady of European heritage with a scarf who is described as making her own clothes and being a “splendid pal” and the Canadian card which says “the women have plenty of time for outside interests”! In case you were wondering the English girl wears a beret style hat and striped top and is described as “noted for her love of sport.. and a keen lover of animals”. An interesting set with cards size 77 x 53mm
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Franklyn Davey
Horse Racing and the Turf
Hunting 1925
Hunting 1925 25 - Fox hunting remains a controversial subject but has been banned in the UK since 2004, however back in the 1920s when this set was issued it was not only popular, but the graphic pictures such as “Digging out a Fox”, “the Kill”, “Taking the Brush” and “Blooding a Youngster” would not have raised an eyebrow. The brown and white photographs, which include nice shots of horses and hounds, are backed with detailed texts telling you all you could possibly want to know about a pastime that has largely vanished from rural life. The cards are size 67 x 36mm.
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Dominion Tobacco
Ships & Shipping
Old Ships 3rd Series 1936
Old Ships 3rd Series 1936 25 - The Dominion Tobacco Company (1929) Ltd issued just four series of cards, all of which were of old ships. This is the third of these, dating from 1936, and it illustrates vessels from Roman times through to the 20th century with some impressively detailed artwork reproduced in a rather drab green colour. The backs are a rich source of maritime history – for example the text relating to Sir Francis Drake’s flagship “Golden Hind” not only gives commonly-known information about his famous voyage, Queen Elizabeth and all that. It also points out that the ship started out as the “Pelican” but Drake changed its name and that after Drake received his knighthood attempts were made to preserve such a famous ship, a trench being dug into the river bank at Deptford into which she was hauled, but she fell to pieces some forty years later. The final three cards picture twentieth century liners “Doric”, “Olympic” and Blue Riband holder “Mauretania”. Coincidentally, all three had been scrapped in 1935. Size 68 x 36mm
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Gallaher
Miscellaneous Cigarette Cards
Aesops Fables inscribed A Series of 50 (1931)
Aesops Fables inscribed A Series of 50 (1931) 25 - Although there are only twenty-five cards, the set is captioned on the backs "Series of 50". We don't know the explanation, but the fact remains this is a remarkably good set with superb illustrations with the fable related on the back, followed by the moral ? such as 'A friend in need is a friend indeed', 'Don't count your chickens before they are hatched', 'One's meat is another's poison', Necessity is the mother of invention', 'Beauty is in the eye of the beholder', and so on. The following are particularly apt for the politics of the recent past ? 'In good times remember that bad times may come', 'Changes are not always for the best' and 'The greedy often overreach themselves'. We will leave you to draw your own conclusions as to whom those morals apply! Amazingly, Aesop's fables date back to the 6th century BC, but their morals are timeless. Size 67 x 36mm Note The same series was also issued inscribed Series of 25
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Aesops Fables inscribed A Series of 50 (1931)
Gallaher - 25 in set
Catalogue Price £30.00 Special Offer £20.00
Ardath
Military - General Series
Life in the Services 1938
Life in the Services 1938 50 - This set was issued just before the start of the Second World War and paints a somewhat glowing picture of life in the British services which we are sure many of those who took part in that conflict would dispute. The R.A.F for instance “offers all the advantages of a healthy, open-air existence”, the Royal Navy “security of employment, good pay and a varied and interesting life” and the Army “offers exceptional advantages such as foreign travel and liberal holidays. Well for many the foreign travel part was true, but the liberal holidays still awaited! These cards are all based on black and white photographs supplied by the War Department and were designed to show what a happy, active and rewarding life awaited recruits to the armed forces. Good clear pictures with comprehensive texts on the adhesive backs make this an interesting and historical set. The cards are size 68 x 36mm.
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Dexter
Flags, Arms & Maps
Borough Arms 1900
Borough Arms 1900 30 - Produced during the reign of Queen Victoria when civic pride was at its height this delightful and under-rated series was issued by the small Nottinghamshire firm of R.I. Dexter & Co., whose factory was a Hucknall between Nottingham and Mansfield. It features arms of English towns, boroughs and cities in white embossed on a Wedgewood blue background and the backs are plain except for the company name. Among those places features are Birmingham whose arms reflect its industrial past, Bolton whose arms include an arrow representing archers from the area who took part in the Battle of Flodden in 1513 and a spindle representing the cotton industry, Leeds whose arms include two owls derived from the arms of the first Alderman and a fleece representing the wool industry, the City of London with its two dragons, Portsmouth with its Arab looking star and crescent and the three leopards or loggerheads on the Shrewsbury arms. There are very few arms for southern towns or cities, which is perhaps understandable as they were a northern firm, but why was Edinburgh included when all the rest were English examples? Whatever the reason this is a stylish set, size 63 x 36mm.
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Franklyn Davey
Miscellaneous Cigarette Cards
Modern Dance Steps 2nd Series 1931
Modern Dance Steps 2nd Series 1931 50 - What could you do if you had two left feet and no natural rhythm back in the 1930s when the nightclubs and wireless resounded to the tunes of Debroy Somers, Harry Roy, Jack Payne or Henry Hall? Well the answer to your prayers would have been to collect this set of Modern Dance Steps. Each card shows a couple in evening dress performing a dance step by step with detailed instructions on the reverse for both the lady and the gentleman. The first 24 cards are for the popular Six-Eight, whilst numbered 25 to 50 demonstrate the Blues. With such expert tuition you could not fail to become proficient provided you could memorize the information. A 1st Series of dance steps was produced in 1929, but this is the 2nd Series issued in 1931 with cards size 68 x 36mm. Why not buy these cards and start planning for your own Strictly Come Dancing moment!
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Modern Dance Steps 2nd Series 1931
Franklyn Davey - 50 in set
Catalogue Price £40.00 Special Offer £28.00
Gallaher
Aviation & Space
Aeroplanes 1939
Aeroplanes 1939 48 - We can’t praise this set highly enough as the colour pictures showing planes in flight are excellent, but it is the text on the back that adds to the appeal as this set was issued on the cusp of Word War II and these provide a fascinating look at aircraft of the period. Included are the iconic Spitfire and Hurricane which we are told together represent “one of Britain’s strongest methods of defence”, a Sunderland Flying Boat, Bristol Blenheim, De Havilland Tiger Moth, Westland Lysander, Miles Monarch, a Wellington bomber, the Armstrong, Whitworth Ensign which we are told had recently been delivery to Imperial Airways for European and Empire services, a Wellesley long-rang bomber, an autogiro, Fairey Swordfish, Lockheed Electra and Gloster Gladiator. So many of the backs say “delivered in large numbers to the RA.F” of tell of their use by the military so you get a real sense of a country preparing for war. The cards are size 64 x 37mm.
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Edwards Ringer And Bigg
Film & Stage Stars Pre-1940
Cinema Stars 1923
Cinema Stars 1923 M25 - These sepia photos picture stars from the silent film era including child star Jackie Coogan and his co-star in ‘The Kid’ Charlie Chaplin. Coogan is portrayed lighting a cigarette which is rather shocking to modern eyes, but he is most famous for his court battle when an adult to try to get his earnings from his mother and step-father. Also appearing in this set are Western star Dustin Farnum, Douglas Fairbanks who was best known for his swash-buckling roles, retired French Boxer Georges Carpentier who performed a song and dance act before appearing in numerous silent files and several talkies, cowboy star Tom Mix show in his trademark large hat, Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa the first Asian to get a leading man role in the U.S, British actress Ivy Close who won a Daily Mirror contest to be named World’s Most Beautiful Woman and Wanda Hawley and Mary Pickford who were both casualties of the new talkies. The backs contain adverts for the company and their products. Size 67 x 57mm.
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Dobie
Miscellaneous Cigarette Cards
Four Square Book 3rd Series (nos 65-96) 1960
Four Square Book 3rd Series (nos 65-96) 1960 M32 - These cards were issued with Dobie’s “Four Square” cigarettes in 1960. Dobies were, by this time, part of the Godfrey Phillips Associated Companies group and a 1st and 2nd Series of these had already been issued in 1959. The card fronts contain colour replicas of book covers with the name of the author, title and brief description in a blue panel above the picture and the price in the bottom corner of the picture. Incidentally ‘Four-Square Books’ were published by a subsidiary company Landsborough Publications. The covers picture an incident from the book and the numbered backs give further details about the novel. Included in this batch are C.S. Forester’s “The Naval War of 1812”, Edward Abbey’s western novel “Brave Cowboy”, Fyodor Dostoevsky’s “Crime and Punishment”, comedy “Lucky Jim” by Kingsley Amis, “Black Narcissus” by Rumer Godden which was turned into a successful film, the legendary “Tarzan of the Apes” by Edgar Rice Burroughs and Roman epic “The Three Legions” by Gregory Solon. There is no issuer’s name just the Four-Square Book name which often leads to confusion as there is nothing to link the series with the cigarettes with which the cards were distributed. Size 75 x 50mm.
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Four Square Book 3rd Series (nos 65-96) 1960
Dobie - M32 in set
Catalogue Price £50.00 Special Offer £38.00
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Starter Collections
Ideal for the new collector. We have put togther 2 bargain offers of sets of cards in mint condition saving well over 50% off catalogue prices.
Bargain 10 Offer
10 sets for £35.00
10 Sets selected from Section 1 'British Tobacao Issuers' of our catalogue, issued between 1936 and 1979. These are all original sets and not reprents in top condition Catalogued at £93.00 for a bargain price of £35.00. Sets included in this bargain offer are:
- Carreras - 50 British Birds 1976
- Carreras - 50 Military Unifiorms 1976
- Carreras - 50 Sport Fish 1978
- Carreras - 50 Vintage Cars 1976
- Carroll - 25 Birds 1940
- Murray - 40 Bathing Belles 1939
- Murray - 50 The Story of Ships 1940
- Players - 24 The Golden Age of Motoring 1975
- Teofani - 12 London Views 1936
- Wills - 25 Pond and Auquarium 1st Series 1950
Price: £35.00
Bargain 20 Offer
20 sets for £30.00
We have selected 20 sets from Section 4 'Trade Card Issuers' of our catalogue, issued between the 1950's and the 1990's, chosen for their wide variety of interesting subjects. All in top condition. Each set is individually catalogued at £3.00 or more, so this collection represents a huge saving on normal prices.
Price: £30.00
Sampler Collections
We have taken one card from each of 450 post-war standard size series and assembled them into nine different groups of 50. These are particularly useful for the collector who wishes to see sample cards before buying complete sets, and are also a great foundation for a "type" collection. Each group of 50 costs £6.00
Price: £6.00
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