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Remember: FREE Shipping and No Buyer Premium on any Item. See also: lower-valued vintage cards at the Old Cardboard eBay Store. 1934 Beich Batter-Up Candy Wrapper $325 Very little is known about this exceedingly obscure baseball-related candy wrapper. The wrapper has been erroneously linked to the 1934-36 R318 Batter-Up high number series produced by the National Chicle Company. More recent research, however, links it directly (and only) to the Paul F. Beich Candy Company if Bloomington, IL as clearly stated on the offered wrapper. BONUS: this lot also includes a period postcard that pictures the factory in which the candy contained in this wrapper was manufactured. Good overall condition with only creases resulting from the original packaging. Small chip missing in upper right corner (see scan for detail). Truly a rare must-have for any vintage wrapper collection. Further details about the Beich Batter-Up Candy Wrapper are provided on the Old Cardboard website. 1952 W533 Berk Ross Wrapper $150 This 1934 Goudey wrapper W533 Berk Ross baseball opened wax pack wrapper. Used as wrapper for Berk Ross "Hit Parade of Champions" card set. Good overall condition with two small holes on one right of wrapper (see hi-res scans for details). 1934 R320 Goudey Wrapper $140 1934 R329 Goudey wax pack wrapper features a headshot of Lou Gehrig along with a mail-in offer to join the Knot Hold League. Great overall condition with only creases resulting from the original packaging. No tears, holes or other flaws (see hi-res scans for details). 1941 Goudey Wrapper $300 1941 R324 Goudey wax pack wrapper promotes three different mail-in premiums all on one wrapper. The premiums are: a "Bucky Walters" baseball (20 wrappers and 20 cents), a baseball bat pencil (10 wrappers and 10 cents) or a big league baseball cap (also 10 wrappers and 10 cents). The top and bottom edges of the wrapper were serated when they were produced. The wrapper is in great overall condition with the normal creases resulting from the original packaging. No tears, holes or other flaws (see hi-res scans for details).

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