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Collection of Brooklyn Bridge Trade Cards and Photographs (12)
Great early collection of material related to the Brooklyn Bridge. Includes (2) Cabinet cards by Newsboy, ONT Trade Card, small colorized print by Charles Magnus, Western Electric Lights Trade Card, floral “scrap” with Brooklyn Bridge graphics, magazine advertisement with illustration of Brooklyn Bridge, Hetfield & Ducker Trade card (trimmed), Lydia E Pinkham Trade Card, stock trade card for Hamilton’s of Newark NJ, and two other trade cards, both are 4 x 7’’, with advertisers not visible. Very graphic lot with some rare material and good subject matter. All, except for one Newsboy cabinet card, are affixed to heavy scrapbook paper. Woody Gelman is one of the true father's of vintage card collecting. As the publisher of The Card Collectors Catalogue he brought the "hobby" into modern times. As the creative guru behind Topps from the very beginning he defined the modern baseball card with his birth of the 1952 Topps Baseball Card set. He set the standard in non sports with his work on Mars Attacks! He did it all. Woody passed on in 1978 and things have never been quite the same. All of the material in this section are from the Woody Gelman Collection and will come with a Lelands.com LOA stating such. Most of the pieces are mounted on his original black paper "pages" with his very own handwriting in chalk. They are part of the "big picture" cataloguing of his collection as an American history in graphic design and paper.
Past Sports Card, Memorabilia, Non-Sports Card and Collecitble Auction Items
Other past auction items that may be of interest to you.
Peck and Snyder Sporting Goods Advertising Envelope (1870's)
1899 Police Gazette Sporting Annual Boxing Yearbook
Blackstone the Magician Advertising Sign (1920's)
1950 Jackie Robinson Comic Book #2
Collection of Brooklyn Bridge Trade Cards and Photographs (12)
1880's Marburg Actor Large Advertsing Tobacco Card (7.5 x 12.5)
1890's Tobacco Pins (62)
