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#19
12-09-2004, 09:33 PM
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True Vintage Collecting
Posted By: DD
T, and other first letter designations were created by the legendary Jefferson Burdick. He published the American Card Catalog, and gave the sets different designations so they could be distinguished, one from the other. I believe the T is for tobacco, as the sets beginning with a "T" were all issued with tobacco products. 
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