Online guide for Prewar basketball cards

[Mikan99]

I've created an online guide for Prewar basketball cards. It's FREE to access at www.projectnaismith.com

There are a few members in here that have seen the guide and can vouch for it. Plus a huge thanks to those that helped by providing images and info.

It covers every basketball card from 1891 to 1939 and the guide includes:

- card images, key info & fun facts
- extra related images e.g wrappers, boxes, advertising, player images
- and even some very cool old videos

I've attached a few screenshots so you can see what it looks like.

Enjoy and contact me if you have any questions / feedback.

Instagram - @projectnaismith
Facebook - @projectnaismith

[AdamPDX]

I just went through the entire guide and was thoroughly impressed. It's very simple to access and navigate and the look of it all is very pleasing to the eye. I enjoyed the quality images and succinct information that's very easy to digest. I have a few cards from this guide in my collection but it definitely put a few more on my radar/want list that I didn't even know existed! Very cool to have all this info in the same place without having to dig everywhere online for info and timelines. Good job mate, thanks for taking the time.

Cheers,
Adam
@retrobaloncesto

[Vintage Basketball Pat]

As many of you know, I have been collecting vintage basketball a long time. Drew has created something that is a huge benefit to our hobby. I think when you take a look at it, you'll agree. Plus, Drew is a great guy. It's the perfect combo for me. Drew, thanks for doing this. -Pat

[Jewish-collector]

Fantastic work. I'm glad that asshole who tried that from the early 2000's is gone, right Pat ?

[Vintage Basketball Pat]

Hahaha! I am glad someone really smart came along to help us all!🤣 This is awesome work by Drew for sure!

[Goudey]

incredible