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					Originally Posted by Mark  the British stopped issuing cigarette cards in 1940.  their pre-war cards have a fixed end date. the "pre-war" label will vary from country to country, and so picking 1940 as the cut off date for US cards does not make any sense.  Play Ball 1941 is not a wartime card for the US collector. |  We're just going to keep going in circles. I believe that 1940 is a good compromise date since different countries entered the war at different times.
		 
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