Card Identification Forum

I have a set of Vintage 1960's George Brace Cubs photos that I bought at auction and could not find any reference in the data base to them. There are 18 photos in the set and they have blank backs. I have included a scan of the envelope they came in for possible identification purposes. If these are not in the data base, should they be? I was not sure about "photo packs." I have scans of all the photos and can upload if necessary.

Checklist:

NNO Alexander, Grover Cleveland "Pete"

NNO Anson Adrian Constantine "Pop"

NNO Brown, Mordacai Peter "Three Finger"

NNO Chance, Frank Leroy "Husk"

NNO Evers, John Joseph "Trojan"

NNO Grimm, Charles John "Cholly"

NNO Hack, Stanley Camfield "Stanislaus"

NNO Hartnett, Charles Leo "Gabby"

NNO Herman, William Jennings "Billy"

NNO Hollocher, Charles Jacob

NNO Jurges, William Frederick "Bullet"

NNO Kling, John Gradwahl "Noisy"

NNO McCarthy, Joseph Vincent "Mac"

NNO Reulbach, Edward Marvin "Big Ed"

NNO Spaulding, Albert Goodwill

NNO Tinker, Joseph Bert

NNO Vaughn, James Leslie "Hippo"

NNO Wilson, Lewis Robert "Hack"

-chuck

I just finished typing out a reply saying that these were a longshot to be added, then I thought to check the FAQ and found a whole section for photo sets. Seems like there are three main criteria:

- Measure longer than 5 inches on the shortest side and longer than 7 inches on the longest side [if yours are exactly 5x7, I'm not sure if that's ok, or if they truly must be *longer* than that to be considered listable as photos.]

- The photographs must be printed on cardstock, not photo paper.

- The photographs must be printed as a consecutive set (sharing design elements from one photograph to the next). It should not be just one stand-alone photograph.

If they meet all that criteria, and you can figure out a release year, I think they're actually allowed. Either way, they seem really cool.