Hi, Im new to this board but I thought alot of informed people here might could help me .Their was a ww2 set of cards printed in 1977 marked edito-service S.A Geneva. Does anyone know about these cards or better still does anyone wont to sell any of this set. I wonted to put a set together for my kids so that they could study war events. thx.....
This card set is new to me, I must say I'm quite ignorant about such things. Anyone have more info about them?
I'm not aware of those either but, I do know that in the early to mid 1990s--there were several different sets of ww2 trading cards produced. I never bought any because they were always sold out where I saw them for sale at.
I never heard or saw these cards. Were it trading cards like Topps baseball stars etc.? Have you tried sites as e-bay to find them?
I have a box of over 1,000 of theses cards. They were found in my grandpa's attic. They depict pictures, scenes, deaths, heroes, and many other fortunate and unfortunate events that took place throughout the WW2. I was actually looking into selling them. A lot of the ones I have are still in the original packaging. Email me if you would like to inquire about them terrygrayston@hotmail.com
If you have the ability to do so-why not post a few pictures of some of these? I myselfdon't have the ability (or know-how) to post pictures of the things I say I have-otherwise-I would gladly do so ;-)
There were a number of these. I have a set that was taken in the upper Solomons Island chain for example. I don't know how many different ones are out there but I suspect there are quite a few.
Here's a web site with some explanation and sale items. I don't know anything about them other than what I just read. Second World War Cards World War II Let us know if this is what you are looking for.
First, welcome to the forum. However, we are not equipped to be a valuation service. We have no way to judge your items, even with pictures. You would be better served to do some research on the material before you start requesting values. We would enjoy seeing them, but don't expect any attempts to place a monetary value on them.
