Auction #4 - January 2020
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This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 1/26/2020
The N102 Duke Tobacco Honest Long Cut Bridges set is a nice set of oversized Duke Tobacco cards picturing different types of bridges from all over the United States and Foreign cities. Popular Bridges like the Brooklyn and George Washington Bridge from New York City are included with bridges from more obscure cities and even a card for Natural Bridge in Virginia. The bridges are primarily for train, carriage, horse and foot traffic but would later be used for automobiles.

The condition of this lot of (20) cards generally runs in the G to EX range with most being in the VG/VGEX range. The cards all present similarly regardless of where they fall on that spectrum. Of the lower group of cards, only a few have any significant creasing. There is some light duplication in the group but it would be an ideal lot to use to begin a complete set of these cards. Great green bridge graphics on the backs of most all the cards are clean.




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N102 Duke Tobacco Honest Long Cut Bridges Lot of (20) Cards
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Minimum Bid: $100.00
Final prices include buyers premium: $314.16
Number Bids: 9
Auction closed on Sunday, January 26, 2020.
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