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Greetings fellow cardboard enthusiasts,
I've been putting together a "master set" (all back, all factories, all variations) of these lovelies for quite some time now and think I can agree with Dave on most of his findings. I noted that an earlier post attempted to identify the Canadian counterpart from Imperial Tobacco and though I still need some information I believe I have a more complete list. I have identified at least (9) numerical entries that have a second card, interestingly between 1 and 50. Here is that list: C-52 Imperial Tobacco Checklist (T-218 Canadian) 1 Jack Johnson BOX 2 James Jefferies BOX 3a Clarence B. Tippett TRK 3b Tommy Murphy BOX 4a James P. Sullivan TRK 4b Dick Hyland BOX 5a Walter Bursch TRK 5b Ad Wolgast BOX 6a Budd Goodwin TRK 6b Unk Russell BOX 7a Frank Riley TRK 7b Battling Nelson BOX 8a H.E. Gissing TRK 8b Packy McFarland BOX 9 James Crowley TRK 10 S.P. Gilles TRK 11 Andrew Glarner TRK 12 Battling Hurley BOX 13 Melvin W. Sheppard (side face view) TRK 14 Lou Manley TRK 15 Ray C. Ewry TRK 16 Frank C. Irons TRK 17 Jim Stewart BOX 18 Robert Cloughen TRK 19 W.C. Robbins TRK 20 Thomas O'Callaghan TRK 21 Harry Hillman TRK 22 Martin Sheridan TRK 23 C.M. Daniels (seated) TRK 24 Johhny Coulon BOX 25 Platt Adams TRK 26a Geo. J. Obermeyer TRK 26b Harry Porter TRK 27 Tom Collins TRK 28 Lawson Robertson TRK 29 Paul Pilgrim TRK 30 Jack "Twin" Sullivan BOX 31 Jack Eller TRK 32 John Flanagan (full lgth) TRK 33a Emilo Lunghi TRK 33b M.J. McGrath TRK 34 Jem Driscoll BOX 35 Eddie Walsh BOX 36 Richard Frizelle TRK 37 Chas. J. Bacon Jr. TRK 38 Dan Ahearne TRK 39 Owen Moran BOX 40 Willie Lewis BOX 41 Billy West BOX 42 Johnny Marto BOX 43 Jimmy Gardiner BOX 44 Harry Lewis BOX 45 Stanley Ketchell BOX 46 Phil McGovern BOX 47 Walter Lee TRK 48 Abe Attell BOX 49 Sailor Burke BOX 50a Bert Keyes BOX 50b Jimmy Walsh BOX 51 Dave Deshler BOX 52 Fred Welsh BOX 53 Matty Baldwin BOX 54 Gusta Ljungstrom TRK 55 Johnny Hayes TRK 56 Ralph Johnstone AVI 57 J.B.Moisant AVI 58 Arch Hoxey AVI 59 Chas. K. Hamilton AVI 60 ??? 61 Alex Smith GOLF 62 Findlay Douglas GOLF 63 Gil Nicholls GOLF 64 ??? 65 Charles Eyton BOX 66 Al Delmaont BOX 67 Patsey Kline BOX 68 Frankie Conley BOX 69 Frank Klaus BOX 70 Tommy O'Toole BOX 71 Johnny Summers (sitting) BOX 72 Johnny Summers (standing) BOX 73 Thure Johansson TRK 74 Abel Kiviat TRK 75 E.J. Sweeney TRK 76 Percy Sellen TRK 77 J. J. McEntee TRK 78 Hans Holmer TRK 79 Edward P Weston TRK 80 Fred Meadows TRK 81 John Daly (port) POOL 82 ??? 83 Willie Hoppe (portrait) POOL 84 George Sutton (F) POOL 85 ??? 86 ??? 87 James Rector TRK 88 Harry Cline POOL 89 ??? 90 Thomas Hueston POOL 91 ??? 92 George Sutton (Full) POOL 93 Ora Morningstar (F) POOL 94 Albert Cutler (F) POOL 95 Albert Cutler (port) POOL 96 William Heins BOWL 97 Calvin Demarest POOL 98 Alex Dunbar BOWL 99 Glenn Riddell BOWL 100 R. Johns (F) BOWL Any additional info would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!! |
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Mark - Nice to have you join us here. Somebody just sold a group of 64 of these cards on EBay, so I can fill in some of the missing numbers for you.
64 - Jerome Keogh 85 - George Low 86 - Jack Hobens 89 - Willie Hoppe (playing) - Dave |
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I bought that group of the 64 C52's on eBay last week, and got them in hand yesterday. Some of the backs weren't scanned in the listing, so I can review when I get home to see if i can fill in any of the other blanks as well! Scott Last edited by scooter729; 09-06-2012 at 03:02 PM. |
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Nice pickup Scott! I talked to the seller and got scans of the rest of the cards before the auction, so I doubt that you will find anything new. If you (or anybody else) wants a copy of my latest spreadsheet, I'll be happy to send it to you. I've updated it with all the factory numbers, error cards, etc. There are over 600 front/back/factory combos and I only have about 15 left that I need to verify.
- Dave |
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Well thanks for the welcome and the information Dave and Scott. Thanks to your help only (3) to figure out #60, 82 & 91 and continue to keep my eyes out for double printed numbers in the early series. My gut tells me the MIA numbers will be; Fred Herreshoff GOLF, Alfredo de Oro POOL & Charles Weston POOL - just a hunch as they are the only golfers and billiard players not yet represented.
Since you mentioned a lot that recently sold I took a peek to see what was out there on evil Bay and noted your postings Scott. Though I have nearly 600 T-218's in my master collection I still need about 60 cards in the Imperial Tobacco set with the Boxers, Smith, Tippett, Riley & O'Callaghan on my list. I may take a stab at the Boxers and Golfer but am less likely to go for the larger lot that would result in plenty of dupes. Speaking of dupes I have hundreds of T-218's available if anyone is interested - I mostly like to trade (I'm an OBC & VCT member) and I'm still searching for a few "commons" for my Master set. Filling out the 30 or so Tolstoi's I still need is more likely to consume the remainder of my time on earth, but I'm shooting for another 40 - 50 years so it could be possible (especially if I hit the lottery). Thanks again gentlemen - I hope my initial listing helped you fellas out and I appreciate your assistance as I near closer to completion of the "fact finding" mission I've been on for quite some time now - BE WELL!!!! |
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I was fortunate enough recently to pick up most of the remaining cards I needed for my C52 set, so I can fill in the blanks on the last three numbers from Mark's list above.
Mark was right about his speculations on #'s 60, 82 and 91 - as you can see from the scans below, they are Herreshoff, Weston and De Oro. |
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Wow Scott - nice job! How do you keep finding these cards? You must have people watching every antique store in Canada! So now we have accounted for all the numbers from 1 to 100 with 9 known numbers that have 2 cards (numbers 3,4,5,6,7,8,26,33 and 50). Do we think all the low numbers (1 thru 50) have 2 cards? I recently found a C52 of Fielding. Unfortunately, it's missing some paper on the back where the number should be, but it's clearly a C52. Any idea what number it is?
- Dave |
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Hi Dave,
I don't have a C52 Fielding, so I'm not sure about the number on that one. I'd be really surprised if the whole first 50 card series has multiple cards for each number though; my 100 or so cards were gathered independent from Mark's list above, and I have no overlapping cards he didn't list. So maybe Fielding is an addition to the C52 set as you have one, but that might mean there are 10-12 duplicate numbers, and not quite 50. |
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