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Description: Original Tobacco Card Set - W.A & A.C Churchman, The RAF at Work. This set of cards was issued in 1937.
Condition: Very Good to Excellent.
PLEASE NOTE: None of my cards have been trimmed or altered in any way. If they appear out of shape it will be due to my poor scanning and not poor cards!
Plus: If you're not familiar with tobacco cards they were issued as free insert with packets of cigarettes in the year stated above.Below is an image of the first few cards in this set, this set like all my others sets come in plastic storage pages as shown. |
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| Subjects featured in this set are as follows: Fitters and Riggers Inspecitng Fairey Battle, Fitters Inspecting Vickers Wellsley Bomber, Overseas Fitters Working on Rolls Royce Kestrel Engine, Fitter Repairing Aeroplane in Desert, Overseas Motor Transport Fitters Repairing RAF Car, Fitters (Armourer) Repairing Machine Guns, Fitters (Torpedo) Adjusting Torpedo, Fitters (Torpedo) Wheeling Torpedo Into Position, Instrument Makers Testing Gyroscopes, Instrument Maker Working Engraving Machine, Instrument Maker Testing Revolution Indicator with Stroboscope, Instrument Maker Adjusting Automatic Control, Instrument Maker Calibrating Air-Speed Indicator, Instrument Repairer Testing Air-Speed Indictator, Sergeant Blacksmith at Work, Metal Worker Welding with High Pressure Acetylene, Wireless Operator Mechanic Adjusting Wireless Set, Flight Mechanics Installing Engine in Test Bench, Flight Mechanic Examining Instrument Panel of Test Bench, Flight Mechanics Installing Engine into Airframe, Maintenance of Engine and Testing Wireless Set, Flight Mechanics Starting Engine, Flight Mechanics Refuelling Aeroplane, Flight Mechanics Refuelling Aeroplane in Desert, Flight Mechanics Inspecting Short Singapore III Flying Boat, Flight Riggers Under Instruction at Henlow, Flight Riggers Receiving Instruction on Skeleton Airframe, Flight Riggers Removing Wheel from Undercarriage, Flight Riggers Topping Up Oleo Leg, Wireless Operator Testing Installation, Cooks at Work, Parachute Repair Flight, Final Inspection of Pilot Parachute, Fabric Workers Covering Wing, Coxswain in Charge of Flying Boat Tender, Motor Boat and Crew, Machine Tool Setter Working on Lathe, Driver (Petrol) in Charge of Mobile Crane, Driver (Petrol) at Wheel of Fire Engine, Sergeant Pilot, Corporal Air Gunner Practising with Camera Gun, Airman Swinging the Airscrew, Parachute Jumping, Short Sunderland Flying Boat, Lowering Float Plane on to Sea, Army Co-Operation Aeroplane Picking up Message, Armoured Cars Crossing the Desert & Airmens Club at Abu Sueir Egypt. |
Description of Condition
POOR: Usually torn or creased cards, damage to picture or damage to reverse of card, damaged (rounded) corners also if card is very dirty.
FAIR: Showing signs of considerable handling, causing corner or edge damage or a card from one of the better categories listed below with one of the defects mentioned above.
GOOD: Showing a bit of age with only slight damage such as slightly damaged corners (not quite 'sharp' corners), slight discolouration (but not stained), but certainly not torn or creased.
VERY GOOD: Cards are clean on both front & back, with pretty good sharp corners, we do allow for slight signs of wear along the edges for example. looking nearly as good as the day they were printed.
EXCELLENT: I would class these as cards that have been handled but with a lot of care causing no visable damage.
MINT: Not a grading I like to use very often as how can you expect a collectable to be so old and in 'Mint' condition? Well it is if they look the same as the day they were printed. To be fair this does include cards with imperfections which were caused during the printing process which we have no control over such as off centre printing, slight colour imperfection, marks caused by faulty printing plates etc... To view all my current lots in one go just click on the Ebay logo below!
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