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we get them from time to time. Our next non-sport is in June.

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This says 1964 not 1961?
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I bought a set with the box on eBay for like $20 a few years ago. I see them labelled as 1961 and 1964 frequently. The cards in my box could not possibly be from 1961 as they contain photographs from long after that.
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I bought a set with the box on eBay for like $20 a few years ago. I see them labelled as 1961 and 1964 frequently. The cards in my box could not possibly be from 1961 as they contain photographs from long after that.
Thanks. I'm going with the Geddes Witmer as his first "card" still, other than the 1961 Chocolates Simon I posted a while ago.
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Pulled fresh from a box.
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I've wanted this for a long time, Meryl's "rookie" which is part of a two card 1980 Telepop thing.
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"That Meryl Streep is such a phony baloney"

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New card I got in a lot I bought for another set in it. Kit Carson, from the E50 Dockman Wild West Gum series, who lived one of the more interesting lives in American history. I like the artwork, even if its fairly simple, a lot more than the similar American Caramel issue of the period.
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Rare 1954 Sir Edmund Hillary.
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I know I am playing fast and loose by including this recent pick up in a thread of "great historical figures," but I really like this pick up in a card format of the iconic Bob Jackson photo of Lee Harvey Oswald being killed while handcuffed to James Leavelle.

I am not much of an autograph guy, but this is one of America's most famous images. I am a JFK assassination buff, and there are really not any LHO card options other than a few modern cards that can be had for $1-2.

Leavelle was an extremely willing through the mail signer for decades, but it is not often you see his autograph without a personalization. I will say I have always found it at least somewhat odd how receptive both Leavelle and Secret Service agent Clint Hill have been to sign anything related to the assassinations of both Kennedy and Oswald.
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I know I am playing fast and loose by including this recent pick up in a thread of "great historical figures," but I really like this pick up in a card format of the iconic Bob Jackson photo of Lee Harvey Oswald being killed while handcuffed to James Leavelle.

I am not much of an autograph guy, but this is one of America's most famous images. I am a JFK assassination buff, and there are really not any LHO card options other than a few modern cards that can be had for $1-2.

Leavelle was an extremely willing through the mail signer for decades, but it is not often you see his autograph without a personalization. I will say I have always found it at least somewhat odd how receptive both Leavelle and Secret Service agent Clint Hill have been to sign anything related to the assassinations of both Kennedy and Oswald.
What set is this card from? Love the 50’s Topps styling
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What set is this card from? Love the 50’s Topps styling
It is a custom card that I bought off eBay already slabbed. The back is blank. I thought the design was neat myself.
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It is a custom card that I bought off eBay already slabbed. The back is blank. I thought the design was neat myself.
Thank you; I really like it. I was hoping this is was from a full set I could go pick up. Looks like a slightly modernized Topps Scoops card.
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2005 phone card of women's chess champion and probably GOAT, Judith Polgar.
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Nice card, Peter. Here’s something similar, some sort of Spanish issue I think.
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Never seen these 1979 CBS playing cards before.
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Happy to get this back from SGC. Early Mark Twain.
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Small pickup for my Look N See set. The back is about the surrender of Lee and makes no mention of his presidency, even though Grant is in the Presidents subset instead of being included as a General. He was better at the later than the former.
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The great Caruso.
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An obscure tenor with very few cards.
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She was astonishingly young when she became the first woman in space. And she remains the only woman who made a solo flight. She's still among us at 86.
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She was astonishingly young when she became the first woman in space. And she remains the only woman who made a solo flight. She's still among us at 86.
I believe she's still active today, and currently has a seat in the Duma.
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It took the Americans until 1983 to put a woman in space.
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Another card from the 1988 set of 40 women, plus another great American soprano.
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Picked up a full set from my dealer at a local show this weekend (he knows what I want before I do!). I had ~50 or so of the cards sitting around, think I want to build it with both backs now. A bit less extreme version of Red Menace. The set clearly isn't a 1950 issue reading the backs. No Soviet or Korean leaders appear but several US Generals do. Marshall was Secretary of Defense at this time. Marshall doesn't have many cards, R18, War Gum, Look N See and this Freedoms War is about it for vintage.
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A great American.
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Another QE2
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Very rare blank back cards from T68. The Nero is the personal catch for me, as I grew up with Tacitus.
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I bought 2 boxes of Bar's Pieces of the Past Super Premium Whatever edition. Each box has a 1/1 card and a relic. Each of the base subjects comes in a few different colors to produce enough 1/1's to have more than 107 boxes. You can get them for like $35-$40, so I spun the wheel and tried it.

First box on the left, a win. JFK 1/1 and the relic is from the real Messrs. Smith & Wesson, so perfect for my interests. Who knows what the relic item is from, probably a random newspaper clipping or letterhead. Not a fan of these relics, but I understand the hobby expectation of relics in modern and the difficulty in doing 'true' relics of old-time history figures without a massive budget and resulting huge cost of a box.

2nd box is a dud, this Hamilton is fugly. Hopefully I can trade it for a Sullivan or Jeffries boxing card from the set. The Seabiscuit relic is a piece from a horse saddle, kind of cool in an odd way. I support history cards and creativity
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2 of the 4 plates of the most popular general of late 1861 and early 1862. Highly controversial performance in his time, Lee considered him his greatest adversary and sung his praises. Few others did as time went on.
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Recent add of Teddy Roosevelt.
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4 great men of history additions for my cheapo set build. One of the best history sets
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$13.55 for a 1/1 of a founding father. This is the first card of John Hancock I have, I think.
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Got a couple fun things back from SGC. Particularly like the 1967 space cards with Neil Armstrong.
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The 'historical' part is debatable, but definitely a great figure.

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Here are 1949 Bowman Wild West cards of Buffalo Bill and Chief Joseph. I love the artwork!
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The definitive Catwoman.
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