show me some 1930s colorful cards!!!

I'm a fan of colorful cards from the 1930s. Let's see some of them! This is a pre-WW2 site afterall, right? not pre-WW1?

Here's three to start.

King -
Love that Bill Dickey card.

Tony

The purple Goudeys are my favorite, and I don't even own one.

I keep focused, must stay focused, must not stray from from pre WW1.

Lee

I love your Dickey!



Best first post I've ever made on a forum.

Gary! wrote:I love your Dickey!

Best first post I've ever made on a forum.

It was memorable, that's for sure!

Welcome to the forum, Gary.

fisherboy7 wrote:

It was memorable, that's for sure!

Welcome to the forum, Gary.

Thank you!

All joking aside, that's a great looking 32 US Caramel. What a beautiful set - great, bold colors.

Thanks for the nice comments Gary. I wish other collectors on this board were also interested in gum cards from the 30s. I feel like I'm the lone American here that cares...I know there is a Canadian that cares too.

cmoking wrote:Thanks for the nice comments Gary. I wish other collectors on this board were also interested in gum cards from the 30s. I feel like I'm the lone American here that cares...I know there is a Canadian that cares too.

I recall Elliot working on a pretty nice Goudey set - isn't he? I haven't heard a thing about it for a whole, update E?

I'm a big fan of the Delong and Diamond Star sets. Elliot would be the resident DS expert.

Jay

I'm working on the DeLong set and am about half way on the Tattoo Orbits. I find "depression era" cards FAR more interesting than many earlier issues.

Hands off the Delongs until I complete my set

Jay

Orioles1954 wrote:I'm working on the DeLong set and am about half way on the Tattoo Orbits. I find "depression era" cards FAR more interesting than many earlier issues.

I agree in many ways.

I've got a couple DeLongs and have been working on '33 Goudey for awhile. Glad just to have a few DeLongs... I'm sure trying to complete a set has its frustrations.

a couple Delongs

That Grove is great! Definitely one of my favorites.

Somewhat colorful when by themselves, more so when side-by-side.

Sorry for bringing up an old thread that I started...but just felt bored and wanted to post some scans of some colorful 1930s cards.

I'll bite with a couple

Here's hoping we see a Goudey Jajoie. It not as colorful as some of the Goudey but definately my favorite.

reprint.

A couple more-

I like the cards from the 30's every bit as much as pw1:

I don't have many 30's cards in my collection, but here's my hands down favorite:



Back is nice and clean; undergraded imo.

David, Those Wheaties are Very Nice.
To bad the Cereal was so bland.
I was a Sugar Crisp & Sugar Pops kid, myself.
Cereal Trivia question for any seniors out their.
What 2 TV Western actors were featured on Sugar Pops Cereal in the 50's.?

Wild Bill and Jingles

This from memory:
Oh, the Pops are sweeter and the taste is too
They're shot with sugar through and through
Kellogg's Sugar Corn Pops
Sugar Pops are tops!

Couldn't beat the taste of the milk after the Sugar Pops had soaked in it for awhile.

You got it David. Gee Wild Bill
Todd, sent me this link, I remember this commercial
http://www.veoh.com/browse/morelike/v17253648P35hPZfB#watch%3Dv17273348bbwJ7BY7