A Gallery of 1935 (CCS reprint 1999)
Mitchell Reprinted Series A Gallery of 1935 (CCS reprint 1999) A Gallery of 1935 (CCS reprint 1999) 50 - Originally issued in 1936, this series features fifty people in the public eye, from royalty and politics through to sport and entertainment. Included are Walt Disney, Vivien Leigh, Shirley Temple, Joe Louis, Fred Perry, Lawrence of Arabia and Princess Margaret. Now available as a reprint Size 68 x 36mm
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A Gallery of 1935 (CCS reprint 1999)

Issuer: Mitchell Condition: Mint Description: Originally issued in 1936, this series features fifty people in the public eye, from royalty and politics through to sport and entertainment. Included are Walt Disney, Vivien Leigh, Shirley Temple, Joe Louis, Fred Perry, Lawrence of Arabia and Princess Margaret. Now available as a reprint Size 68 x 36mm Number of cards in set: 50

Price for complete set: Only £10.00

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