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LONDON CIGARETTE CARD COMPANY LIMITED Sutton Road, Somerton, Somerset TA11 6QP, England. Website: www.londoncigcard.co.uk Telephone: 01458 273452 Fax: 01458 273515 E-Mail: [email protected] POSTAL AUCTION ENDING SATURDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER 2020 CATALOGUE OF CIGARETTE & TRADE CARDS & OTHER CARTOPHILIC ITEMS TO BE SOLD BY POSTAL AUCTION Bids can be submitted by post, phone, fax, e-mail or through our website. Estimates include VAT. Successful bidders outside the European Community will have 15% (UK tax) deducted from prices realized. Abbreviations used: EL = Extra Large; LT = Large Trade (89 x 64mm) L = Large; M = Medium; K = Miniature; Type Card = one card from a set; 27/50 = 27 cards out of a set of 50 etc; Under Condition column FCC = Finest Collectable Condition; VG = Very Good; G = Good; F = Fair; P = Poor; VP = Very Poor; O/W = Otherwise; CAT = 2020 Catalogue Value in Very Good Condition. EST in end column = Estimated Value due to condition. TOB in issuer column = Tobacco. See biding sheet for conditions of sale. Last date for receipt of bids Saturday 26th September 2020. There are no additional charges to bidders for buyers premium etc. LOT ISSUER DESCRIPTION CONDITION CAT EST 1 GALLAHER Set 100 Animals and Birds of Commercial Value 1921 96/100 Plants of Commercial Value 1923 …VP-P £186 £20 2 OGDENS Set 50 Racehorses 1907 ……………………………………………………………………. Few VP O/W P-F £200 £25 3 D C THOMSON Set 16 Catch-My-Pal Cards 1938 ……………………………………………………………………………. G £40 £30 4 CHURCHMAN 29/50 Cricketers 1936 ……………………………………………………………………………………… G-VG £110 £75 5 TOPPS USA LT8/10 The Shadow Legends Sub Set (Minus Numbers L9 and L10) 1994 …………………………. Mint £20 £20 6 SANITARIUM New Zealand Set M25 Reaching for the Moon 1962 …………………………………………………………. G-VG £30 £25 7 G PHILLIPS 17/25 Sports 1923, 38/50 Famous Footballers 1936 ……………………………………………………. VP-F £180 £20 8 P NEILL 2 Sets of 25 Fergie’s Heroes 2003/04 Manchester United Footballers, United Legends (Manchester United Footballers) 2000 ……………………………………………………………………………………. Mint £15 £15 9 PLAYERS Set L25 Championship Golf Courses 1936 ……………………………………………. 1VP Few G O/W P-F £200 £35 10 BAKER L3/25 Actresses Baker’s 3 Sizes c1900 ……………………………………………………………………… P £180 £30 11 CADET Set 50 Doctor Who and the Daleks 1965 …………………………………………………………………. Mint £175 £175 12 MITCHELL Set 50 Famous Scots 1933 ………………………………………………………………………………… FCC £100 £100 13 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO Set L80 Guernsey Footballers Priaulx League 1938 ……………………………………. VG £65 £65 14 ARDATH Set 50 Your Birthday Tells Your Fortune 1937 ……………………………………………………… FCC-Mint £40 £44 15 SOCCER STAR CARDS 4 Sets of 20 Soccer Stars 1st, 2nd , 3rd and 4th Series 2010 ……………………………………….. Mint £30 £30 16 BUTTHEDZ TRADING CARDS USA Set LT55 Spoofy Tunes 1993 …………………………………………………………. Mint £10 £10 17 GIRLS FRIEND Silks M2/6 Actresses 1912 ………………………………………………………. Paper Backing missing O/W G £24 £6 18 AMALGAMATED TOBACCO 2 Sets of 25 Cacti 1960, Animals of the Countryside 1957 …………………………………. Mint £20 £20 19 WILLS Set 50 Locomotive Engines and Rolling Stock without ITC clause (1901) plus 6 out of 7 additional cards ………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3F O/W G-VG £630 £500 20 A &BC GUM Set L40 The Rolling Stones 1965 ………………………………………………. 1 creased some G O/W VG £640 £550 21 ANGLO CONFECTIONERY Set L64 U.F.O. (TV Series) 1970 ………………………………………………………………. Mint £190 £190 22 MISCELLANEOUS 5 Sets Cunning Artificer 20 Bernard Pearson’s Clare Craft Pottery 2009, Bensel 20 Occupations 1991, Cadbury 24 Strange but True 1969, Fine Fare 12 Your Fortune in a Teacup 1965, Midland Counties And Cadbury 12 Action Soldiers 1976 …………………………………………………………………… Mint £23 £23 23 ARDATH M21/22 Photocards Group B Coronation and Sports minus Walter Neusel 1937 ……………… VG-FCC £18 £18 24 SARONY Set 25 Museum Series Home Issue 1927 ………………………………………………………………. VG £8 £8 25 R & J HILL Canvases Set M40 Canvas Masterpieces Series 1 Badminton Issue c1915 …………………… Some G O/W VG £80 £70 26 F &J SMITH 15/25 Cinema Stars Orchestra Cigarettes Issue 1920 ………………………………………. 2F O/W G-VG £180 £120 27 A &BC GUM L4/30 Monkees Hit Songs 1967 ……………………………………………………………………… VG-FCC £16 £16 28 PLAYERS Ireland Set 50 Aeroplanes Irish Issue 1935 …………………………………………………………………. VG-FCC £80 £80 29 G PHILLIPS 20/25 Red Indians, 18/25 The 1924 Cabinet, 24/25 Popular Superstitions 1924/30 …. Few VP O/W P-G £146 £22 30 G PHILLIPS Silks M38/60 Old Masters Set 5 Numbered 1 to 60 B.D.V. Issue c1915 …………………………………. VG £46 £46 31 NORTHERN CO-OP Set 25 Then and Now 1963 ……………………………………………………………………………… Mint £20 £20 32 PLAYERS Advertisement Card “Old Salt” Man with Pipe. Players Navy Cut Cigarettes back c1893 ………… G £350 £300 33 PLAYERS Type Card of Castles, Abbeys etc Windsor Castle with border issue c1894 ………………………… G £30 £25 34 PLAYERS Type Card of Old England Defenders Number 42 1898 ………………………………………………. G £24 £20 35 SALMON & GLUCKSTEIN Type Card of Music Hall Celebrities Number 5 Mr Joe Elvin c1902 ……… Corner marked O/W G £55 £40 36 SINGLETON and COLE Type Card of Wallace Jones Keep Fit System Number 8 c1910 …………………………………. G £26 £22 37 F & J SMITH Type Card of Football Club Records 1913 to 1917 Number 26 Bristol Rovers P Roney marked Obsolete in ink across picture by printers in preparation for the 1921-22 Issue c1920 …………………………. G £? £15 38 F & J SMITH Type Card of Famous Explorers Number 8 Mungo Park 1911 …………………………………………. G £18 £15 39 F & J SMITH Type Card of A Tour Round the World Number 25 Postcard Format back 1905 ……………………. VG £42 £42 40 TADDY Type Card of Famous Jockeys A Templeman with Frameline Brown Title 1905…Corner marked O/W VG £32 £28 41 WILLS Type Card of Actresses Grey Scroll Back without P.C. Inset Miss Ethel Matthews c1897 …………. G £20 £15 42 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO Type Card of Famous Footballers Set 1 Number 13 Walter Amos Bury 1923 ………... VG £6 £6 43 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO Type Card of Sports and Games in Many Lands Number 17 (1930) …………………… VG £5 £5 44 CONDACHI TOBACCO Malta Type Card of Artistes and Beauties AMREI c1905 …………………………………………… VG £24 £24 45 PLAYERS Overseas Type Card of Pugilists in Action Number 24 Phil Lolosky 1928 ………………………………………. VG £5 £5 46 TUCKETT TOBACCO Canada Type Card of British Warships H.M.S King Alfred T&B Trademark back c1915 ………… G £11 £10 47 WILLS Overseas Type Card of Drum Horses 9th Queen’s Royal Lancers Scissors Horizontal back 1909 ……………. G £7 £6 48 WILLS Overseas Type Card of Soldiers of the World Number 18 India Madras Pioneers Numbered Series 1903 …… G £12 £10 49 WILLS Overseas Type Card of Jiu-Jitsu Number 2 Flag Issue c1910 ……………………………………………………… G £6 £5 50 BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO Type Card of Chinese Girls F Set 3 Number 3 Plain Background Green Net Design Back Reference RB118/Fig116-3-1 c1902 ………………………………………………………………………. G £15 £12 51 H A SNOW Type Card of Hunting Big Game in Africa The Leopard c1920 …………………………………………. G £8 £6 52 BARRATT Type Card of Famous Footballers 1947-48 C Mitten Manchester United 1947 ………………………. F £15 £8 53 BARRATT Type Card of Famous Footballers New Series 1951-52 Number 35 E Ditchburn Tottenham Hotspur Last line of Text “Enormous Reach” 1951…………………………………………………………………. G £10 £8 54 BARRATT Type Card of Famous Footballers Series A5 Number 46 V Keeble Newcastle United 1957 ………… G £7 £6 55 BARRATT Type Card of Famous Footballers Series A8 Number 6 R Flowers Wolverhampton Wanderers 1960…VG £7 £7 56 COUNTY PRINT Type Card of Australian Test Cricketers Number 12 B P Julian Signed by Player 1993 ……………. VG £? £20 London Cigarette Card Co. Ltd -2 - 26th September 2020 LOT ISSUER DESCRIPTION CONDITION CAT EST 57 CASTROL Type Card of Famous Riders (Motor Cyclists) John Surtees 1956 ……………………………………. VG £5 £5 58 BARRATT Type Card of Walt Disney Characters Series of 35 Number 29 (1955) ………………………………... VG £6 £6 59 AMPOL PETROLEUM Australia Type Card of Cars of Today Number 27 Simca Vedette c1937 ………………………… VG £3 £3 60 SOMPORTEX Type Card of John Drake Danger Man Number 19 (1966) ……………………………………………… VG £8 £8 61 SOMPORTEX Type Card of Thunderbirds Coloured Number 2 (1966) …………………………………………………. G £8 £6 62 SOMPORTEX Type Card of Thunderball James Bond 007 Number 54 (1966) ………………………………………. VG £5 £5 63 SOMPORTEX Type Card of The Saint Number 44 (1967) …………………………………………… Slight Crease O/W G £8 £6 64 WORLD WIDE GUM USA Type Card of Wild Animal Life Number 63 The Brush Tail Porcupine 1934 …………………… F £8 £5 65 UNITED STATES CARAMEL USA Type Card of Presidents Benjamin Harrison 1934 ……………………………………. VG £30 £30 66 DAILY MAIL Type Card of Official War Photographs Series 6 Number 43 The Glorious First of July 1916 Our First Prisoners c1916 ………………………………………………………………. Postcard back Unused G £5 £4 67 ANONYMOUS UK Type Card Titled Electric Plating with text A Curious Process Whereby Old Metals can be made to look like new. Mrs B Thinks this must be the secret of Mrs Rachel’s making beautiful for ever. Plain back Size 133 x 90mm c1890 …………………………………………………………………………. G £? £12 68 POSTCARD Coloured Postcard The Strand and Charing Cross Station London c1905 ……………... Unused O/W VG £? £? 69 POSTCARD Coloured Postcard of Valentine’s Colour Type Series The Ness Teignmouth 1924 ………. Used O/W G £? £? 70 TOPPS USA The empty waxed sales wrapper for Charlie’s Angels Yellow & Black background 1977……………. VG £? £4 71 TOPPS USA The empty waxed sales wrapper for Charlie’s Angels New Series Yellow & Blue background 1977… VG £? £4 72 TOPPS USA The empty waxed sales wrapper for Charlie’s Angels All New Photos Purple and Yellow background 1977 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. VG £? £4 73 TOPPS USA The empty waxed sales wrapper for Charlie’s Angels Brand New Series Green and Red background 1977 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. VG £? £4 74 BASSETT The empty candy sticks packet for Athletes of the World with slide 1980 …………………………….
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  • A Review of the Post-WWII Baseball Card Industry

    A Review of the Post-WWII Baseball Card Industry

    A Review of the Post-WWII Baseball Card Industry Artie Zillante University of North Carolina Charlotte November 25th,2007 1Introduction If the attempt by The Upper Deck Company (Upper Deck) to purchase The Topps Company, Inc. (Topps) is successful, the baseball card industry will have come full circle in under 30 years. A legal ruling broke the Topps monopoly in the industry in 1981, but by 2007 the industry had experienced a boom and bust cycle1 that led to the entry and exit of a number of firms, numerous innovations, and changes in competitive practices. If successful, Upper Deck’s purchase of Topps will return the industry to a monopoly. The goal of this piece is to look at how secondary market forces have shaped primary market behavior in two ways. First, in the innovations produced as competition between manufacturers intensified. Second, in the change in how manufacturers competed. Traditional economic analysis assumes competition along one dimension, such as Cournot quantity competition or Bertrand price competition, with little consideration of whether or not the choice of competitive strategy changes. Thus, the focus will be on the suggested retail price (SRP) of cards as well as on the timing of product releases in the industry. Baseballcardshaveundergonedramaticchangesinthepasthalfcenturyastheindustryandthehobby have matured, but the last 20 years have provided a dramatic change in the types of products being produced. Prior to World War II, baseball cards were primarily used as premiums or advertising tools for tobacco and candy products. Information on the use of baseball cards as advertising tools in the tobacco and candy industries prior to World War II can be obtained from a number of different sources, including Kirk (1990) and most of the annual comprehensive baseball card price guides produced by Beckett publishing.