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Thirty-Two 1940s Novelty Arcade Cards

Item Details

A generous collection of thirty-two novelty arcade cards from the 1940s. This allotment includes ‘Power Of Attorney,’ ‘Guarantee Of Protection.’ ’Guzzler’s Permit,’ ‘Keyhole Peeker’s Permit,’ ‘Knights of the Dog House,’ ‘Federated Union Of Passing the Buck,’ ‘Certificate Of Liberty,’ ‘Get Acquainted,’ ’Golfer’s Permit,’ and more. Each card has a blank line that has not been filled in or completed. The cards are the size of a postcard and printed on thin cardboard with blank backs. Made in Chicago, some of the cards have copyright dates of 1941 and 1944 and were available at amusements parks and dime stores. Please note, there may be duplicate cards in this grouping.

Condition

Pre-owned exhibiting slight edge and surface wear. Slight discoloration. Appropriate age wear.

Dimensions

5.5" W x 3.5" H x 1.0" D

The measurements reflect the size of the cards when stacked.

Item #

17CIN171-074

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