Can anyone tell me

[rjackson44]

WHAT IS THE LATEST CATALOG THAT HAS EVERY VINTAGE SET EVER MADE.GOING BACK TO THE 1800S.AS IM A TYPE COLLECTOR .DONT WANT ANYTHING OLD ,,newest one thanks guys

[Leon]

Originally Posted by rjackson44

WHAT IS THE LATEST CATALOG THAT HAS EVERY VINTAGE SET EVER MADE.GOING BACK TO THE 1800S.AS IM A TYPE COLLECTOR .DONT WANT ANYTHING OLD ,,newest one thanks guys

Probably none.
I would guess the last SCD big book by Krause would be the closest. It is what I used for my first collection.

[rjackson44]

Originally Posted by Leon

Probably none.
I would guess the last SCD big book by Krause would be the closest. It is what I used for my first collection.

hi leon thats what i figured,vintage beckett i like .ok thank god i kept my old standard catalog.

[Yoda]

I would steer clear of Alan Hager's book unless you are interested in disinformation.

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by Yoda

I would steer clear of Alan Hager's book unless you are interested in disinformation.

Aside from the fact it only contains a small sampling of all known sets.

[felada]

Old cardboard is pretty comprehensive

https://oldcardboard.com/

[rjackson44]

Originally Posted by felada

Old cardboard is pretty comprehensive

https://oldcardboard.com/

thank you david will do

[CobbSpikedMe]

www.prewarcards.com is also a great website for this stuff.



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[JollyElm]

Be careful about asking this question. Someone will undoubtedly take whichever catalog you choose and say your choice is dead wrong based on some sort of theoretical WAR statistic.

Perhaps CAR - Catalogs Above Replacement???

[chlankf]

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