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1868-70 Peck & Snyder Trade Cards

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Year(s) Published: 1868-70
Hobby Designation: --
Set Name: Peck & Snyder Trade Cards
Card Size (inches): 3-1/4 x 4-1/2
Number of Cards in Set: 1
Est. Value (common; VG): $20000
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Set Summary

Features several early clubs including Cincinnati Red Stockings
Cincinnati team is credited as the 1st professional ball club
Considered first baseball cards by many vintage collectors
Produced by Peck & Snyder sporting goods store in NY City
Several distinct variations of size, print type and color
Most card backs contain advertising print promoting sponsor

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Front (Red Print) (shown at approximate actual size)	Back (Red Print)

Year(s) Published: 1868-70 Hobby Designation: -- Set Name: Peck & Snyder Trade Cards Card Size (inches): 3-1/4 x 4-1/2 Number of Cards in Set: 1 Est. Value (common; VG): $20000	Google Search
Set Summary Features several early clubs including Cincinnati Red Stockings Cincinnati team is credited as the 1st professional ball club Considered first baseball cards by many vintage collectors Produced by Peck & Snyder sporting goods store in NY City Several distinct variations of size, print type and color Most card backs contain advertising print promoting sponsor


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