These 2 sets are among the most rare and valuable collector cards on the market
The 1914 and 1915 Cracker Jack cards are significant in several ways, they are the only cards which feature players from the short-lived Federal League.
The two sets appear very similar and in fact have numerous near duplicate cards. An easy way to distinguish the sets is to look at the backs for the 1915 set, the advertising was printed upside-down in relation to the card front.
1914 series refers to a complete set of 144 while the 1915 series refer to a set of 176. While all of these cards are difficult to obtain in decent condition, the 1915 cards are slightly easier to find because in addition to being available in the Cracker Jack boxes, people could order the full set by mail.
The American Card Catalog designation for this set is E145-2
Chicago Cubs Checklist
1914 | |
17a | Roger Bresnahan |
17b | Roger Bresnahan |
21 | Heinie Zimmerman |
41 | Tommy Leach |
64 | Jimmy Archer |
89 | Larry Cheney |
101 | Frank Schulte |
104 | Vic Saier |
105 | Jimmy Lavender |
Chicago Cubs Checklist
1915 | |
17 | Roger Bresnahan |
21 | Heinie Zimmerman |
41 | Tommy Leach |
64 | Jimmy Archer |
89 | Lawrence Cheney |
101 | Frank Schulte |
104 | Vic Saier |
105 | James Lavender |
176 | Hippo Vaughn |
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