1992 Donruss Triple Play

Number of Cards

1992 Triple Play has 264 cards which there are 13 Cubs players

Card Dimensions

The standard-sized cards are the following dimensions: 2-1/2" by 3-1/2"

Basic Features

The Triple Play collection is designed specifically for kids aged 5 to 12, showcasing vibrant colored borders, player quotes, and interesting trivia. It includes subsets like Little Hotshots, which features players in their childhood, and Awesome Action. Produced and distributed by Donruss.

Chicago Cubs 1992 Triple Play Checklist

Number		Player
19		Greg Maddux
28		Hector Villanueva
42		George Bell
97		Lance Dickson
113		Andre Dawson AA
114		Mark Grace
151		Joe Girardi
160		Shawon Dunston
173		Wrigley Field
174		Andre Dawson
229		Ryne Sandberg
245		Chuck McElroy
246		Shawn Boskie

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1910-12 Red Cross tobacco t215

Number of Cards

Red Cross tobacco (T215) has 100 cards, which there are 11 Cubs players and 1 varation.

Size of Cards

measures 1 1/2" by 2 5/8."

Basic Features

These cards were launched in two separate series: one in 1910 and another in 1912. The Red Cross cards were packaged with Red Cross tobacco products. There are three distinct types of these cards: Type 1 features brown captions from 1910, Type 2 showcases blue captions from 1912, and Type 3 is recognized by its green ink 'Pirate Cigarettes' backs, which I believe were sold in England. According to well-known dealers and collectors, these cards were produced for servicemen deployed overseas and are part of a mixed T206 set. Very few of these sets exist.

To ensure you don't purchase a counterfeit piece of history, always obtain a professionally graded card from a trusted seller. Graded cards are expected to appreciate significantly in value over time.

Chicago Cubs 1910-12 Red Cross Checklist

Player

Mordecai Brown

Frank Chance

Johnny Evers

Solly Hofman

Del Howard

Harry McIntire

Ed Reulbach

Frank Schulte

Jimmy Sheckard

Harry Steinfeldt

Joe Tinker VAR

Joe Tinker VAR

Hey kids, stay away from smoking!

1971 Kellogg's 3D Cubs Checklist

Number of Cards

1971 Kellogg's has 75 cards, which there are 5 Cubs players.

Size of Cards

The standard-sized cards are the following dimensions: 2-1/2" by 3-1/2"

Basic Features

These cards were included in specially marked boxes of Kellogg's Corn Flakes or Raisin Bran, with only one card per box. Unlike earlier collections, the 1971 Kellogg's cards were not available as complete sets through mail order, which has increased their value and made complete sets quite rare. The cards showcase a 3D design and are identifiable by their blue inner border, although the plastic card stock is susceptible to cracking. So, what makes these 3D baseball cards so special? Start with a cutout of a player, place a blurred background behind it, and then overlay a transparent plastic layer featuring ridges on top of the image.

Chicago Cubs 1971 Kellogg's 3D Checklist

Number	Player
9	Don Kessinger
11	Jim Hickman
50	Ernie Banks
61	Billy Williams
71	Glenn Beckert

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1903-04 Breisch-Williams (E107)

Number of Cards

1903 (E107) has 160 cards, which there are 5 Cubs players.

Size of Cards

measures 1 3/8" x 2 5/8"

Basic Features

This is the inaugural set in the 20th century. The cards are in black and white, showcasing a series of portraits. A standout aspect of this collection is that it includes players from the 19th century who were nearing the end of their careers, along with early representations of some of the most legendary players of the 20th century.

Doc Casey (1903–1905)

Casey played as the starting third baseman from 1903 to 1905. Throughout his three seasons with the Cubs, he was part of the infield alongside Tinker, Evers, and Chance.



Frank Chance
Jack Taylor
Jock Menefee
Dick Harley (1903)

1975 Hostess Snacks Cubs Checklist

Number of Cards

1975 Hostess has 150 cards, which there are 6 Cubs players and a couple errors.

Size of Cards

The cards, when cut properly, measure 2 1/4" x 3 1/4" and the 3 card panels measure approximately 3 1/4" by 7 1/4".

Basic Features

From 1975 to 1979, Hostess Bakeries included baseball cards on the exterior of their snack cake boxes. These cards were typically arranged in a three-card panel, with the front card displayed at the bottom of the box, eliminating any surprise about which cards you would receive. Each card featured a printed border reminiscent of grocery coupons, and it was your responsibility to cut them out. The original collection comprised 150 cards, organized into 50 panels of three cards each. Some panels were exclusively found on boxes of less popular products, making them rarer. This was the first significant release featured on the bottoms of specially marked Hostess snack cake boxes, including King Dongs, Cup Cakes, and Twinkies.

In the eastern regions, they referred to them as 'King Dons', while in the Midwest, they were known as 'Ding Dongs'. Additionally, some areas in the US offer packages of 'Big Wheels'. If you gather Hostess packages, you'll discover that all three of these are essentially the same treat.

Chicago Cubs 1975 Hostess Snacks Checklist

Number	Player
11	Bert Hooton ERR
11a	Burt Hooton COR
51	Rickey Reuschel UER
65	Jose Cardenal
77	Don Kessinger
113	Rick Monday
125	Bill Madlock ERR Pitcher
125a	Bill Madlock COR Hitter

Error Panel

Corrected Panel

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