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Made from Wooden Coasters and Filled with Resin over a 1930s cigarette card
Small, Medium, and Large sized, these are real Steel or Aluminum horseshoes mounted with leather. Large size is quite heavy as these are draft horse shoes
This baseball timeline box chronicles the transformation of the sports card from the late 1800s to the present day. As you progress through these archives, you will follow a narrative defined by various distinct segments of American baseball history. You will receive authentic cards from each era depicted below
Authentic 1880s Allen and ginter Cigarette card (Non-Baseball)
Early 1900s Cigarette Cards
40s & 50s Bowman and Topps Cards
60s, 70s, 80s Topps Cards
Junk Wax Era Error card w/ non-error card comparison
Modern Autographs, Jersey, Bat cards
Modern Short Prints, Parallels
A graded slab
Mystery Cards and other Collectibles added in
I can try and curate the box to a specific team if given enough of a lead time. A lot depends on what I have in stock, but I can source cards for a specific team within a month or so if you want it customized.
These boxes are great for gifts, whether you just started getting into cards or have been a collector for a while. It is as much informational and a learning resource as it is a treasure hunt. Below are the eras covered:
Archive 1: Tobacco Origins (1887–1915) – The era of lithography and "stiffener" cards
Archive 2: Confectionary Boom (1920s–1941) – The shift to candy cards and the introduction of player statistics.
Archive 3: War and Regional Scarcity (1941–1947) – A "dark era" of paper rationing and localized bread/food issues.
Archive 4: Golden Age & Topps (1948–1980) – The "Bubble Gum Wars" and the standardization of the modern card size.
Archive 5: Junk Wax & Competition (1981–1994) – The end of the Topps monopoly and the rise of mass production.
Archive 6: The Hit Era & Chrome (1995–2010) – The birth of jersey relics, autographs, and chromium finishes.
Archive 7a: Modern Cards and Current Market Landscape (2011–Present) – The pursuit of short-printed variations and the Ultra Rare
7b Topps/Bowman, 7c: The Ultra Rare 1/1s, 7d: Allen & Ginter, 7e: Panini, 7f: Leaf
Archive 8: Grading - Choosing Your Authenticator
Archive 9: Card Economics
Archive 10: Preservation & Care
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Have questions? Fill out the form and I will get back to you shortly. We are currently only serving the Louisville and surrounding areas right now. If you want to request a specific type of inventory you can do that as well, nothing is off limits. If you like 1700s quack medicine instruments then request it, I will add it to items to look for at auctions and estate sales