1932 Cubs Team Issue (W709-2)

These 27 photos feature members of the 1932 Chicago Cubs. The photos are shot against a black background and feature a player photo and a facsimile signature. The cards measure approximately 6" by 9" are unnumbered . There not worth much money but with Cuyler, Herman and Hartnett there priceless HOF cubs that you dont get in other sets

a complete set is worth about a 100 in very good condition 300 in near mint.

1932 Cubs Team Issue #1 Guy Bush
1932 Cubs Team Issue #2 Red Corriden CO
1932 Cubs Team Issue #3 Kiki Cuyler
1932 Cubs Team Issue #4 Frank Demaree
1932 Cubs Team Issue #5 Woody English
1932 Cubs Team Issue #6 Charlie Grimm
1932 Cubs Team Issue #7 Marv Gudat
1932 Cubs Team Issue #8 Burleigh Grimes
1932 Cubs Team Issue #9 Stanley Hack
1932 Cubs Team Issue #10 Gabby Hartnett
1932 Cubs Team Issue #11 Rollie Helmsley
1932 Cubs Team Issue #12 Billy Herman
1932 Cubs Team Issue #13 Leroy Herrmann
1932 Cubs Team Issue #14 Billy Jurges
1932 Cubs Team Issue #15 Mark Koenig
1932 Cubs Team Issue #16 Pat Malone
1932 Cubs Team Issue #17 Jake May
1932 Cubs Team Issue #18 Johnny Moore
1932 Cubs Team Issue #19 Charley O'Leary CO
1932 Cubs Team Issue #20 Charlie Root
1932 Cubs Team Issue #21 Bob Smith
1932 Cubs Team Issue #22 Riggs Stephenson
1932 Cubs Team Issue #23 Zack Taylor
1932 Cubs Team Issue #24 Bud Tinning
1932 Cubs Team Issue #25 William Veeck GM
1932 Cubs Team Issue #26 Lon Warneke
1932 Cubs Team Issue #27 William Wrigley OWN

2004 Leaf Limited Kerry Wood Trademarks Autographs

In 2004 Leaf Limited went off on their insert sets there must be at least 30 different cards to collect. Kerry Wood Team Trademarks card is one of my favorite. This card includes an authenticated autograph and a piece of MLB game worn pants of Kerry Wood. The card number is TT-8. Check it out only 25 was made that makes it kind a rare and hard to get but well worth the search.

2004 Leaf Limited Team Trademarks Autographs Jersey Number #8 /25

Here are just some of the 2004 Leaf Limited sets

2004 Leaf Limited Team Trademarks Autographs #8 Kerry Wood/25


2004 Leaf Limited Team Trademarks Autographs Jersey Number #8 Kerry Wood Pants/25



2004 Leaf Limited Moniker Jersey Number #84 Kerry Wood/25

2012 Topps Tribute Autographs Chicago Cubs

2012 Topps Tribute Autographs has a nice look to them and also has great selection of players from Castro to all my favorite HOFs like Sandberg, definitely worth the money for this set.

Chicago Cubs Checklist

2012 Topps Tribute Autographs #AD Andre Dawson-99 
2012 Topps Tribute Autographs #EB Ernie Banks-99  
2012 Topps Tribute Autographs #FJ Fergie Jenkins-99  
2012 Topps Tribute Autographs #MG1 Matt Garza-99  
2012 Topps Tribute Autographs #RSA Ryne Sandberg-99 
2012 Topps Tribute Autographs #SC1 Starlin Castro-99
2012 Topps Tribute Autographs #SC2 Starlin Castro-99
2012 Topps Tribute Autographs #SC3 Starlin Castro-99

1914 Fatima Players T222 Chicago Cubs Checklist

The cards in this 52-card set measure approximately 2 1/2" by 4 1/2" and are unnumbered. The cards are sepia-colored images printed on thin photographic stock. The set was produced in 1914 by Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co and show full-body action poses in portrait format.

This was one of the last sets of the tobacco card era that ran from 1909 to 1916. Due to its small size, scarcity, it is generally considered by tobacco card collectors to be a "minor" set; its popularity has always been far less than large sets like T206 and T205.

Advertising on the back of the cards declared that the cards were part of a set of 100 "famous Baseball players. T222 was the second of two baseball sets ever issued under the Fatima brand name



For today all card prices will be shown in good condition. NM are next to impossible to find.

Chicago Cubs Checklist

Jimmy Archer $280
Roger Bresnahan $900
Thomas Leach $280
Arthur Phelan $280
Vic Saier $280
Frank Schulte $690
Bill Sweeney $280
Heinie Zimmerman $280

2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches Kerry Wood

This set of Premier Swatches from Upper Deck has a really nice 3 piece jersey card with many different colors and would be a great addition to any cubs collection.

Kerry Wood Checklist

2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches #KW Kerry Wood- 50 
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches Gold 25 #KW Kerry Wood -25 
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches Silver #KW Kerry Wood -10
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches Jersey Number #KW Kerry Wood -36
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches Gold 20 #KW Kerry Wood -20

Chicago Cubs Checklist

2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches #AR Aramis Ramirez-50  
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches #AS Alfonso Soriano-50 
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches #CZ Carlos Zambrano-50 
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches #DL Derrek Lee-50  
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches #KW Kerry Wood-50  
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches #RH Rich Hill-50 
2008 Upper Deck Premier Swatches #RS Ryne Sandberg-50
All the above cards also come with silver/10, gold/20 and /25 plus Jersey number

Stars of the Diamond set - 1909 Colgan Gum

These cards came in small tins and the round player portraits were included with packages of Colgan chewing gum. The "cards" measure 1 1/2" round and were inserted one per five cent package. The chips are unnumbered and we have  them in alphabetical order.  Nicknamed the "Stars of the Diamond" set.  because of the "Stars of the Diamond" printing on the back of the card. The chips feature black and white player portraits on the front of the card along with the player's name, team name and league printed vertically around their face. The back reads "'Stars of the Diamond' one in every 5 cent package of Colgan's Violet Chips and Mint Chips. Beware of imitations. The gum that's round."


Colgan's chips are designed as E254 in the American card catalog

Chicago Cubs Checklist

Ginger Beaumont
Frank Chance
Johnny Evers
Solly Hofman
Orval Overall
Jake Pfeister
Ed Reulbach
Jimmy Scheckard
Wildfire Schulte
Harry Steinfeldt
Joe Tinker
Heinie Zimmerman

1997-98 Score Board Autographed Kerry Wood

Kerry Wood Saturday is back!

I like this issue because it has a nice big signature in blue ink and since it never made it into the original set, it is fairly rare. Score is not considered a big collectable, that’s why you can still buy it cheap. I’ve seen it as low as 5 bucks, not bad for a woody sig.

The cards have a circular player photograph in the middle with a white oval below that includes the player's autograph. The card backs read, "Congratulations! You have received an authentic Score Board autographed card. " All cards in the set are unnumbered.

If anyone knows how this card found its way onto the market, please leave a comment.