Nostalgia Reprints - 'Ogdens Cricketers & Sportsmen (c1898)' Complete Set (2001)

Nostalgia Reprints
‘Ogdens Cricketers & Sportsmen (c1898)’ Complete Set (2001)

Name: Nostalgia Reprints - 'Ogdens Cricketers &amp; Sportsmen (c1898)' Complete Set (2001)
SKU: NOSTOGDENCRICSPORT44853TD269-Complete Set
Price: 10.00 GBP
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Product Type	Cigarette Cards
Card Format	Black & White
Size	57mm x 40mm
Condition	See Images
Comments	These are official 2001 reprints of the original cards in the set. Ideal space fillers while you track down the originals! Cards are brand new and in plastic sleeves as shown
Overseas?	No
Country	UK
SKU	NOSTOGDENCRICSPORT44853TD269-Complete Set

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