Year and Set Of Davy Crockett Card?

irishdenny

I Hopeing That Someone will know a bit about this card of Davy's? Any Help will do! I can't seem to Date it at all.....Much Obliged, Denny

Cubfan

Its too small to read. Can you make the scan larger?

MorrellMan

I've seen that Crockett image before but I agree with Keith - the scan is too small to really look for any identifying marks.

Mintstate

Looks like a 1933 Goudey Indian Gum

MorrellMan

Looks like it, but isn't. The image is correct but the card design isn't. The Goudey has the Indian Chewing Gum designation on the bottom rather than Crockett's name. I still know I've seen that somewhere; maybe Mantlefan will come on and set us all straight.



Edited to add: BTW, here's the mystery card:

Mintstate

You're right Mark. I missed that. I'm looking the Benjamin guide and it appears to be what they call "Series Of 48"
The R128 has a Crocket card in it, but there is no picture.

irishdenny

irishdenny

Dankz for the help guys! In the R128 Set, I take it that Crockett's card is #20 of the Set of 48? What year is it? Does it give any reference of what the card might be worth? & I do Apologize for the Blank Message!? I thought I needed to sign in first to post....As Always, Anymore help will be greatly appreciated.......Denny PS I know the size of the Image is a problem, but I can't seem to get Imageshack to accept the Blog URL, can you guys help me with this so I can post a larger Image?

Mintstate

There were 2 Crocket cards in that set, #10 and #20. They were also printed using the #'s 201 - 248, so the Crockets are also #210 and #220. According to the guide, the year or publisher is not known. They are probably from the 1930's though. They have very little value. ($1 - $4 each)

marz

gaining popularity. A cool set as well!