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Great re-discovery Shane. That is how I found my first 1968 Milton Bradley cards. When I first read that there were a whole set of MB “variations”, I thought to myself, “hmm, what if...”. It turned out that I already had a small stack of a dozen or so MBs mixed in with my sets. I decided from that point on to collect the set. Then another, then another, then another...
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