What do you consider rare post war

[ls7plus]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

1968 Atlantic Oil SPs: they were prize winners in a cash sweepstakes. I've seen two in 30+ years of collecting the set.




Some of the newspaper cut-out type cards are rare, like this 1960 version:



Most rarities will be stadiana, picture packs, team issues and product premiums for local products.

1951 Hallicrafters










1954 KQV:


1951 Hage's


1951 Fleet Wing Indians:

Nice cards, Adam--I really think you hit the nail on the head with the '47 Bond Bread Exhibit Wiliams--IMHO, this set will continue to be quite rare. Luckily, except for Williams, I've got the star and HOF'er cards I want from the set. Tough Musial, but looks good in VG-EX!

Highest regards,

Larry

[Exhibitman]

Thanks, Larry. I agree, that set is a lot tougher than one might think, especially in really nice condition. I more or less stumbled across the ones I have. I thought this one was probably unique (I've never seen another):



ETA: if anyone has info on the Rodine card I posted, I'd love to hear more and see more of them.

Unopened Cuban PELOTEROS Matches Box complete with Tax Stamp, but mine semi attached due to age