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Old 05-02-2010, 08:51 PM
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1888 G&B Chewing Gum?
Do we actually know whether G&B packaged the cards with the gum? We know, for sure, that Colgans came in the can...
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Do we actually know whether G&B packaged the cards with the gum? We know, for sure, that Colgans came in the can...
Their very small size makes me think they were distributed in some kind of gum package. I don't know of any definitive information on the subject. regards
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That card is jaw dropping, Jim!
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Awesome Welch!

So what was the first BALL card sold without ANYTHING?
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I don't have the gum that came with it.
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