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#26
05-02-2014, 12:52 PM
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Finding a new interest in the Gallaher UK Movie tobacco cards of the 1930s has proved both enjoyable and inexpensive, and the artwork on some of the cards is fantastic, and I am still slowly collecting 1951 and 1952 Bowman, as well as a few T206, T201, and 1940 Playball along the way….
Oh, and finally nearing the end of the 1975 Topps baseball set (although I realize that is not prewar) 
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