1911 Baseball Bats Candy (Eunc)

Number of Cards

Baseball Bats Candy has 44 cards, which there are 10 Cubs players with many varations.

Size of Cards

The cards measure approximately 1 3/8" by 2 3/8"

Basic Features

The candy boxes are adorned with a player panel on one side, while the name "Baseball Bats" is printed on crossed bats and a ball on the other side. The two side panels showcase "All Leading Players," and the end flap reads "One Cent." Each box features a player image framed by either a white or orange border, complemented by a thin black line. These boxes closely resemble the 1910 "Orange Border" candy cards, though they exhibit minor variations in design and caption style.

1911 Baseball Bats Candy Chicago Cubs Checklist

Player

Ginger Beaumont

Mordecai Brown

Frank Chance

King Cole

Johnny Evers

Solly Hofman

Tom Needham

Wildfire Schulte

James Sheckard

Joe Tinker

1963 Jello ( F229-2) Cubs Checklist

Number of Cards

1963 Jello has 200 cards, which there are 8 Cubs players plus 1 traded from Cardinals.

Size of Cards

The cards measure approximately 2 1/2" by 3 3/8"

Basic Features

Cards are cut out individually from the back of Jello product boxes. The front features the Card Number along with a short biography and stats. These cards are laid out horizontally and sorted by team in numerical order. The checklist for this collection aligns with that of the 1963 Post, even though they are considered separate issues. The Jello series has its own list of rare cards, many of which stem from an unpopular package size. Since the Post Cereal logo was taken off the 1963 cereal set, Jello cards can mainly be identified by (1) their smaller size and (2) the smaller print and shorter red line in stats.

Chicago Cubs 1963 Jello Checklist

Number	Player
167	Lindy McDaniel Traded
169	Ernie Banks
170	Ron Santo
171	George Altma
172	Billy Williams
173	Andre Rodgers
174	Ken Hubbs
175	Don Landrum UER
176	Dick Bertell

Traded to Cubs in 1962

1947 Bond Bread (D305)

Number of Cards

1947 Bond Bread set consists of 48 cards, including 1 player from the Cubs.

Size of Cards

The cards measure approximately 2 1/4" x 3 1/2"

Basic Features

One of the earliest Post-WWII baseball card sets available is the 1947 Homogenized Bond Bread. The cards feature black and white designs with replica signatures on the front and have blank backs. To facilitate packaging these cards within the bread loaves, their four corners were rounded. This detail is significant as there exist SQUARE corner versions of these original cards. The original 1947 cards are quite difficult to locate.

Chicago Cubs 1947 Bond Bread Checklist

Player

Andy Pafko

original 1947 Bond Bread (D305)

The most remarkable aspect of this historic set was the backdrop, as most players were photographed at their home field, including Wrigley Field, as depicted in the image above.

SQUARE corner versions

Other fantastic Cubs that were included in this collection

Boudreau provided play-by-play commentary for Cub games for numerous years, and he was also part of this 1947 Bond Bread (D305) set. Additionally, he served as the radio play-by-play announcer for the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks broadcasts for WGN radio and television as well.

Great Cubs Slugger Ralph Kiner

Can you identify this stadium? It's quite old, especially when you notice horses and buggies on the streets.

above photo From Wikipedia

1887-89 Old Judge Cabinets (N173)

Number of Cards

Old Judge Cabinets has 113 cards, which there are 23 Cubs players with many varations.

Size of Cards

The cards are the following dimensions: 4 1/4" x 6 1/2"

Basic Features

The N173 set is an expanded cabinet card variant of the N172 cards, showcasing identical poses to those in the Old Judge Set. These images are affixed to beige cardboard backs, but can also be found with yellowish, pinkish, brown, black, and red backing. They were acquired as premiums, requiring 20 coupons to exchange for a single card.

Old Judge Cabinets Chicago Cubs Checklist

Player

Cap Anson

Kid Baldwin

Charles Bastian

Charles Brynan

John Carroll

Jimmy Cooney

Tom Daly

Hugh Duffy

John Dwyer

Charles Farrell

Sidney Farrar

Silver Flint

Addison Gumbert

Bill Hutchinson

Gus Krock

Fred Pfeffer

James Ryan

Charles Sprague

Marty Sullivan

Patsy Tebeau

John Tener

Rip Van Haltren

Ned Williamson

1963 Salada Junket Coins (PX2)

Number of Cards

In 1963, Salada Coins features 63 coins, including 3 Cub players.

Size of Cards

The Coins measure approximately 1 1/2"

Basic Features

These were distributed in boxes of Salada teas and Junket desserts. Junket is a milk-based dessert, also known as pudding. These coins are made of metal, in contrast to the earlier Salada-Junket issues which were made of plastic. Coins featuring American League players have a blue rim, while those with National League players are rimmed in red. The front side of the coin showcases a color photograph of the player, while the reverse side contains all the relevant details: coin number, player name, team, position, and a brief biography. Notably, the 62 plastic coin backs were identical.

Chicago Cubs 1963 Salada Junket Coins Checklist

Number	Player
17	Ernie Banks
30	Billy Williams
31	George Altman

1963 Topps Peel-Offs Insert (R414-30)

Number of Cards

Topps Peel-Offs has 46 Insert which there is 2 Cub player.

Size of Cards

The cards measure approximately 1 3/4" x 2 3/4"

Basic Features

These were placed (1 Peel-Offs) into wax packs of the 1963 Topps baseball series. The Peel-Offs, also known as "Stick-Ons," are unnumbered. Each player appears with both the peeling instructions on the back and a blank back. Stick-ons featuring the instruction backs are somewhat harder to locate. The player image is presented in color within an oval, with the name, team, and position listed below.

Chicago Cubs 1963 Topps Peel-Offs Insert Checklist

Player

Ernie Banks

Ken Hubbs

2026 Cubs Style!

Topps 75th Anniversary

Number		Player
5		Nico Hoerner
27		Matt Shaw
51		Matthew Boyd
126		Pete Crow-Armstrong (Combo Card/Checklist)
151		NL Leaders (AVG)
158		Daniel Palencia
178		Shota Imanaga
196		Pete Crow-Armstrong
233		Owen Caissie RC
320		Team Card
348		Michael Busch

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