Fry’s
‘With Captain Scott at the South Pole’ (1912)
A Seal Cutting the Ice

£8.00

Fry’s ‘With Captain Scott at the South Pole’ (1912) #11 of 25: A Seal Cutting the Ice. Original cigarette card, 66mm x 36mm. The card pictured is the card you receive.

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Product Type	Cigarette Cards
Size	66mm x 36mm
Condition	See Images
Comments	The card you see is the card you are buying so please check condition carefully
SKU	FRYSCAPTAINSCOTTWX46179532A-11

A Seal Cutting the Ice – card #11 in the 25-card series. Issued by Fry’s in 1912, ‘With Captain Scott at the South Pole’ is a 25-card series collected by cigarette card enthusiasts worldwide. Condition: see the photographs, front and back – the card you see is the exact card you are buying. Combined postage on multiple cards.

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