Does the Lipset Encyclopedia

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Posted By: Brueso

have any photos of any of the cards? Is it the "one example per set" variety?

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

if he's trying to make a point about variations. It's not a "Classic Baseball cards" deal, if that's what you mean. Lot of meaty information there, though, even in 2002 from 1983.

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Posted By: scott (runscott)

It's a reference book I can't do without. For instance, it has several of the t206 numbering schemes - I have occasionally been asked about stuff like this, and it's nice to have the reference. It also has back variation info for most sets, though scarcity information is not as detailed as it could be (not a problem - you have to have scope limitations to any projects).

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Posted By: scott (runscott)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1842509792

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Posted By: Vaughn Brossart

Thanks for the tip. Can anyone steer me to any other good reference materials - particularly for gum and caramel cards?



Vaughn Brossart
Portland, OR

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Posted By: brian parker

If you haven't already checked it out, Pete from this forum has an excellent site that mainly details the 1910 era Caramel issues, includes many photos of the cards, and provides interesting insights on these issues and their relative scarcity. Here is the link--

http://www.caramel-cards.com/


Hope this helps,

Brian