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#ZZA143 - Complete Set of 48 Exhibit Supply Astrology Arcade Cards

You get the complete set of 48 different cards for $24. Vintage 5 3/8" tall Exhibit Supply Astrology Reading Cards. The copyright date is 1925, which is the date the machines that dispensed these for a penny were originally made. The Exhibit Supply Company made them for many years after. With that said, I have never seen a complete set and couldn't find one anywhere on the internet. There are four each of 12 different signs of the zodiac pictured on the cards. All 48 have different dates listed and astrology readings for those dates. These are super rare and in near perfect condition.

We have a large lot of Exhibit Supply cards that we found in unopened bricks (you can see a picture of some of the bricks at the top of this department (Trading Card Shop). They are from a closed penny arcade. This is about the only way you would ever be able to find complete sets. The problem still is that there are more of some cards than others, so we can't assemble as many sets as you might think. These cards are uncommon. They are difficult to date because many of the machines were in production in the 1930s and 40s, but Exhibit Supply made cards for many of them all the way up to the early 1970s. The tale end stuff generally used lighter colored cardboard backing and printing on the bricks was stamped. The older ones have separate printed labels. So, we are using that info and the aging on the brick wrappers to estimate dates. The arcade must have bought the bricks of these during different time periods. Some are the light backs and some are the darker backs. We'll call it circa 1960s, but some may be older than that.

$20.00

#CC249 - Coca Cola Paper Label Bottle Brochure for the 75th Anniversary of the Elizabethtown Plant

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 3 3/4" tall 4 page brochure telling the history of the Coca Cola Hutchinson, amber, and paper label bottles. These were made in 1976 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Elizabethtown, KY Coke plant which started in 1901, and are marked as such. It also tells about the special 75th anniversary Coke bottle that they made at Elizabethtown with a paper labels that was an exact replica of the Coca Cola paper label bottle used between 1901 and 1916. It is pictured on the front of the brochure. These came from the Elizabethtown Coke museum when it was shut down and the contents auctioned awhile back. They are very uncommon. I've never seen another one.

$1.00

#ZZA111 Complete 16 Card Exhibit Supply Then and Now Female Movie Star Cards

Vintage complete set of "Then and Now" arcade card with female movie stars of the day and their childhood pictures. Circa 1950. The set includes Doris Day, Veronica Lake, Debbie Reynolds, Piper Laurie, Jane Powell, Jane Weyman, Mona Freeman, Shelley Winters, Loretta Young, Virginia Maya, Terry Moore, Kathryn Grayson, Jennifer Jones, Jeanne Crain, Debra Paget, and Yvonne DeCarlo. These came from a closed arcade and were in the original bricks market Exhibit Supply. They are in near perfect condition. Some are "colorized". The complete sets like this are very rare. The individual cards turn up every once in awhile. The common ones retail for around $3, but the scarcer ones go for up to $10.