History of Kellogg's cards and Xograph?

[UKCardGuy]

As a kid, I spent countless breakfasts reading my cereal boxes and obtaining those Kellogg's cards. I loved them and I'm nearing a complete run of Kellogg's sets from 1970 to 1983.

I picked up this lot of salesman samples and sales literature from Xograph from 1966 which was a couple of years before the technology appeared in the 1968 Topps 3D set and then in the 1970 Kellogg's cards.

There are some fantastic books about the history of Post and Jello Cards, I was wondering if anyone has any info about the history of the Kellogg's baseball cards and their contract with Xograph?

Thanks.

[Kurri17]

Huge fan and collector of Kellogg's baseball and football cards. Will be very interested to see what info people can offer.

[jmoran19]

Coming to Heritage in October, not mine.

Remember well sending away for the complete sets in 1974, 75 and 76. Still have a 1968 Bill Robinson 3D card plus complete baseball sets 1970 - 83 and all the FB hall of farmers from 1970 and 71 FB. Roughly 30 cards from 1971 are still in original package.

John

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by jmoran19

Coming to Heritage in October, not mine.

Remember well sending away for the complete sets in 1974, 75 and 76. Still have a 1968 Bill Robinson 3D card plus complete baseball sets 1970 - 83 and all the FB hall of farmers from 1970 and 71 FB. Roughly 30 cards from 1971 are still in original package.

John

Wow, the Brooks is normally a complete showstopper for 3d, but a Yaz proto is insane rarity.