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Collectors 78 Players and Wills Cricket Cards 1900s Australia and England
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- Dimensions (mm)
- 50 x 40 x 3mm
- Weight (cts)
- 1
- Colours
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78 Cigarette cards on solid Masonite backing 50 x 40 cm
Most are good condition, some creased as per images
History of players cigarette cards
In 1877 John Player bought William Wright's tobacco business and naming it John Player & Sons. Player's were one of the first UK tobacco companies to include sets of general interest cards in their packs of cigarettes. These cards were generally produced in sets of 25 to 50 and have since become highly collectable.
Why cards were discontinued.
They were discontinued to save paper during World War II, and never fully reintroduced thereafter.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 50 x 40 x 3 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 1
- Colours
-
78 Cigarette cards on solid Masonite backing 50 x 40 cm
Most are good condition, some creased as per images
History of players cigarette cards
In 1877 John Player bought William Wright's tobacco business and naming it John Player & Sons. Player's were one of the first UK tobacco companies to include sets of general interest cards in their packs of cigarettes. These cards were generally produced in sets of 25 to 50 and have since become highly collectable.
Why cards were discontinued.
They were discontinued to save paper during World War II, and never fully reintroduced thereafter.
above art paintings
| Provider | Destination | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Registered Shipping Default |
Rest of World
21 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| FedEx |
Rest of World
7 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| Registered Shipping Default |
Australia
7 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| Registered Shipping Default |
United Kingdom
21 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| Registered Shipping Default |
United States of America
21 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| Express Shipping |
Australia
2 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| FedEx |
United Kingdom
7 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
| FedEx |
United States of America
7 days
|
first item
per additional item
shipping capped at
|
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