2026 Historic Autographs America’s 250th Part 1: Cities Checklist – Master Card List
Here is the full 2026 Historic Autographs America’s 250th Part 1: Cities checklist.
Base Set
150 cards
1 Philadelphia, Continental Congress (Appoints Commander-in-Chief)
2 Philadelphia, The First Anti-slavery Society (Founded in the City of Brotherly Love)
3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania State House (Birthplace of American Independence)
4 Philadelphia, Declaration of Independence (A Bold Statement for a New Nation)
5 Philadelphia, Betsy Ross (The First American Flag)
6 Philadelphia, The First State Abolition Law (Act for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery)
7 Philadelphia, The US Constitution (Framework of a Democratic Republic)
8 Philadelphia, The Baldwin Locomotive Works (Industrial Ingenuity Moves Forward)
9 Philadelphia, The Philadelphia Zoo (The First Zoo in the United States)
10 Philadelphia, Wanamaker’s Grand Depot (The First Modern Department Store)
11 Philadelphia, The Sesquicentennial Bell (The Luminous Liberty Bell)
12 Philadelphia, Liberty Loans Parade (Patriotism, Public Spirit, & Spanish Flu)
13 Philadelphia, The Centennial Celebration (The Nation’s 100th Birthday Party)
14 New York, The First Inauguration (A New Republic Begins Its Journey)
15 New York, Washington Irving (A History of New York)
16 New York, The Black Ball Line (Sailing on Fixed Dates)
17 New York, Walt Whitman (Leaves of Grass)
18 New York, Central Park (843 Green Manhattan Acres)
19 New York, Lincoln’s Cooper Union Speech (Lifting a Lawyer To the Presidency)
20 New York, Civil War Draft Riots (Response to NY Draft Lottery)
21 New York, Brooklyn Bridge (The Longest Suspension Bridge)
22 New York, Statue of Liberty (New York’s New Colossus)
23 New York, Consolidating New York City (Mega Metropolis of the 20th Century)
24 New York, PS General Slocum (NYC’s Worst Maritime Disaster.)
25 New York, Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire (1911 Workplace Tragedy)
26 New York, Empire State Building (Reaching for the Sky)
27 New York, Empire State Building Crash (B-25 Bomber Hits 79th Floor)
28 New York, NYC Blackout of 1977 (The Big Apple Goes Dark)
29 New York, Windows on the World (The Highest Restaurant in New York)
30 New York, Hurricane Sandy in New York City (Superstorm Sandy)
31 New York, Robert Moses (Master Builder of New York City)
32 New York, Alexander Hamilton (Founding Father from New York)
33 New York, Fiorello La Guardia (Mayor of New York City, 1934-1946)
34 New York, John Jacob Astor (Founding a Dynasty)
35 New York, Cornelius Vanderbilt (The Commodore)
36 New York, DeWitt Clinton (New York Politician)
37 New York, Tammany Hall (The Machine That Ran New York)
38 Boston, USS Constitution (Old Ironsides)
39 Boston, Boston Manufacturing Co. (The First Mechanized Mill)
40 Boston, Roberts v. City of Boston (Separate and Unequal)
41 Boston, The Great Boston Fire of 1872 (Largest Fire in the History of Boston)
42 Boston, The Boston Symphony Orchestra (European-Style Symphonic Music)
43 Boston, The First Boston Marathon (The Oldest Continuously Held Marathon)
44 Boston, Fenway Park opens (The Oldest Active MLB Stadium in the US)
45 Boston, Great Molasses Flood (2.3 Million Sticky Gallons of Molasses)
46 Boston, Cocoanut Grove Fire (Tragic Club Fire)
47 Boston, Boston Marathon Bombing (Patriots’ Day Tragedy)
48 Boston, Samuel Adams (Sons of Liberty, Boston Tea Party)
49 Boston, John Hancock (Large enough to read without spectacles)
50 Washington, D.C., The Library of Congress (America’s Compendium of Knowledge)
51 Washington, D.C., First Washington, D.C. Congress (The Capitol Opens For Business)
52 Washington, D.C., Burning of Washington (The British Burn the Capital)
53 Washington, D.C., Abraham Lincoln Assassinated (Tragedy at Ford’s Theatre)
54 Washington, D.C., Knickerbocker Theatre Collapse (Disaster in the Nation’s Capital)
55 Washington, D.C., The Pentagon (The Largest Obice Building in America)
56 Washington, D.C., Marion Barry, Mayor (Triumph, Scandal, and Redemption)
57 St. Louis, Lewis & Clark Expedition (Gateway to the West)
58 St. Louis, Budweiser Beer (An American Classic)
59 St. Louis, The 1904 World’s Fair (Progress and Pride)
60 St. Louis, East St. Louis Massacre (Racial Violence in an Industrial City)
61 St. Louis, The Gateway Arch (A Monument to the Western Spirit)
62 Detroit, The Great Fire of 1805 (From Ashes, a New City Emerges)
63 Detroit, The Model T Debuts (Putting America on Wheels)
64 Detroit, Motown Records (The Sound That Changed America)
65 Detroit, Detroit Uprising (Fire and Fury in the Motor City)
66 Detroit, Nancy Kerrigan attacked (Violence and Scandal on Ice)
67 Detroit, Henry Ford is Born (The Model T)
68 Baltimore, Francis Scott Key (The Star-Spangled Banner)
69 Baltimore, The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (Pioneering American Railroads)
70 Baltimore, Pratt Street Riots (Civil War Tensions Ignite)
71 Baltimore, Babe Ruth is Born (Greatest Hitter Ever)
72 Baltimore, The Great Baltimore Fire (When the City Burned)
73 Baltimore, Frances Scott Key Bridge Collapse (Tragedy on the Patapsco River)
74 Bubalo, Erie Canal (The Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean)
75 Bubalo, Pan-American Exposition (McKinley Assassination)
76 Bubalo, Bubalo Wings (An Accidental Recipe at the Anchor Bar)
77 Bubalo, The Blizzard of 1977 (When Winter Shut Down Bubalo)
78 Chicago, Chicago is Incorporated (From Frontier Outpost to City)
79 Chicago, Cyrus McCormick (The Mechanical Reaper)
80 Chicago, The Great Chicago Fire (Deadly Balloon Framing)
81 Chicago, World’s Columbian Exposition (Chicago’s World Fair)
82 Chicago, Sears, Roebuck and Co. (Sears, Roebuck and Co. Catalog.)
83 Chicago, The Pullman Strikes (Labor vs. Capitalism)
84 Chicago, Chicago’s Population Skyrockets (Steel, Steam, and Determination)
85 Chicago, Reversing the Chicago River (The Sanitary & Ship Canal)
86 Chicago, Iroquois Theater Fire (An Afternoon of Horror)
87 Chicago, SS Eastland Disaster (A Tragic Morning on the Chicago River)
88 Chicago, Chicago Race Riot of 1919 (Violence and Division)
89 Chicago, St. Valentine’s Day Massacre (Chicago Outfit v. North Side Gang)
90 Chicago, 1st McDonald’s Franchise Opens (Fast Food Goes National)
91 Chicago, The Sears Tower (The Tallest Building)
92 Chicago, Heat Wave Kills 739 (Residents Couldn’t Escape the Heat)
93 Cincinnati, Procter & Gamble (English Candlemaker & Irish Soapmaker)
94 Cincinnati, Cincinnati Red Stockings (First Professional Baseball Team)
95 Cincinnati, The University of Cincinnati (The First Municipal University in America)
96 Cincinnati, The Who Concert Disaster (Eleven People Killed)
97 New Orleans, The First Mardi Gras Parade (Iconic New Orleans Event)
98 New Orleans, NOLA (The Third Largest City in America)
99 New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina (More than 1,800 People Killed)
100 Dallas, John Neely Bryan (Dallas Founded as a Trading Post)
101 Dallas, Bonnie and Clyde are Buried (Separate Forever?)
102 Dallas, Assassination of JFK (23337)
103 San Francisco, San Francisco Population Boom (The California Gold Rush)
104 San Francisco, 1906 Earthquake (San Francisco, California)
105 San Francisco, Golden Gate Bridge (Wonder of the Modern World)
106 San Francisco, The Zodiac Killer (“Dear Editor, This is the Zodiac…”)
107 San Francisco, San Francisco Pride Parade (Acceptance and Equality)
108 San Francisco, The Zebra Murders (Death Angels)
109 San Francisco, Alcatraz Island (The Rock: Fortification, Prison, Park)
110 Key West, Civil War Union Outpost (Dominating Gulf Shipping)
111 Key West, Flagler’s Overseas Railroad (Flagler’s Folly)
112 Key West, Labor Day Hurricane (Overseas Railroad Severed)
113 Pittsburgh, Allegheny Arsenal Explosion (Deadly Civilian Civil War Disaster)
114 Pittsburgh, Monongahela Incline (Pittsburgh’s First Funicular Railway)
115 Pittsburgh, American Federation of Labor (The AFL is Founded in Steel City)
116 Pittsburgh, The Homestead Strike (Carnegie Hides in Scotland)
117 Pittsburgh, Pudge Hebelfinger (1st Professional American Football Player)
118 Pittsburgh, The Nickelodeon Theater (First Movie Theater in US)
119 Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Flood of 1936 (St. Patrick’s Day Flood)
120 Pittsburgh, The Congress of Industrial Org. (AFL and CIO Split)
121 Pittsburgh, Immaculate Reception (By Steelers Quarterback Terry Bradshaw)
122 Pittsburgh, Honus Wagner (The Flying Dutchman)
123 Pittsburgh, Andrew Carnegie (Steel, Music, Public Libraries)
124 Atlanta, Burning of Atlanta (Burned by the Union Army)
125 Atlanta, Coca-Cola (Invented by Dr. John Pemberton)
126 Atlanta, The First Consumer Coupon (By Coca-Cola)
127 Atlanta, The Atlanta Race Riot (Racist Mobs Kill Dozens)
128 Atlanta, Centennial Olympic Park Bombing (Tragedy at the Olympics)
129 Miami, Brickell Trading Post on River (Miami and Fort Lauderdale)
130 Miami, The Royal Palm Hotel (Paradise for Commerce and Leisure)
131 Miami, Julia Tuttle (Mother of Miami)
132 Miami, Henry Flagler (Standard Oil and Florida)
133 Los Angeles, Oil Discovered in Los Angeles (Second and Belmont Streets)
134 Los Angeles, Port of Los Angeles (Deep Water Harbor)
135 Los Angeles, In Old California (Hollywood’s First Film)
136 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Aqueduct (William Mulholland)
137 Los Angeles, La Brea Tar Pits (In the Heart of Los Angeles)
138 Los Angeles, The Rose Bowl (For the Tournament of Roses)
139 Los Angeles, Academy Awards (Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel)
140 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Flood (A Year’s Worth of Rain)
141 Los Angeles, Zoot Suit Riots (White Servicemen vs. Zoot Suits)
142 Los Angeles, Disneyland (Land of Imagination and Adventure.)
143 Los Angeles, Hollywood Walk of Fame (Stars for Stars)
144 Los Angeles, Watts Riots (Systemic Urban Inequities)
145 Los Angeles, Rodney King Riots (LAPD Police Acquitted)
146 Los Angeles, OJ Simpson Murder Trial (Acquitted, but Civilly Liable)
147 Las Vegas, Gambling is Legalized (The Future Las Vegas Strip)
148 Las Vegas, Nevada Nuclear Test Site (Downwinders)
149 Las Vegas, The First Vegas Showgirls (Minsky’s Follies)
150 Las Vegas, Bugsy Siegel (Developing Las Vegas)
Base Set – Alternate Foil Cards
3 cards
29A September 11, 2001 New York City
55A September 11, 2001 Arlington, VA
113A September 11, 2001 Shanksville, PA
Autographs
Cut Autographs
135 cards
1:12 boxes
Print runs listed
Muhammad Ali, Heavyweight Champion 2
Luke Appling, Baseball HOFer 1
Arthur Ashe, Tennis Champion 1
Dusty Baker, 2x AS & 3x MLB Manager of the Year 1
Dave Bancroft, HOF Baseball Player 4
Alexander Barrow, US Senator for Louisiana, 1841–46 1
William Bell Jr, 19th-Century Ohio Politician 1
Cool Papa Bell, Baseball HOFer 2
Edward Bok, Pulitzer Prize–winning Author 1
Lou Boudreau, Baseball HOFer 7
William Cullen Bryant, American Poet 1
Frank Buck, American Hunter & Author 1
Frances Hodgson Burnett, British-American Author 1
Rory Calhoun, American Actor (with wife Lita) 1
Max Carey, Baseball HOFer 3
Gary Carter, Baseball HOFer 2
Vint Cerf, American Internet Pioneer 3
Florence Chadwick, American Long-Distance Swimmer 1
Happy Chandler, Baseball HOFer & US Senator 2
Spurgeon “Spud” Chandler, Star Pitcher & 1943 AL MVP 3
Gino Cimoli, Baseball Player (and wife) 1
Frederick Cook, American Explorer 1
Joan Crawford, Hollywood Icon (first name only) 7
Francis Marion Crawford, American Author 1
Rebecca Harding Davis, American Author 1
Thomas Dewey, 47th Governor of New York 1
Vince DiMaggio, Baseball Star 2
Morton Downey Sr, American Singer 1
Jimmie Dykes, 3x WS Champion 1
Dennis Eckersley, Baseball HOFer 1
Harry Feldman, MLB Pitcher, part of 1st All-Jewish Battery 2
Rollie Fingers, Baseball HOFer 2
George Foster, 5x NL AS 1
Carl Furillo, Baseball Player (and wife) 1
Dan Gable, Wrestling Icon, Presidential Medal of Freedom 1
Steve Garvey, Baseball Star of the 1970s 1
William “Pop” Gates, Basketball HOFer 1
Arthur Godfrey, American Radio & TV Icon 1
Red Grange, Football HOFer 2
Johnny Green, 4x NBA AS 1
Emile Gribith, American Boxing HOFer 2
Ron Guidry, 1978 AL Cy Young Award Winner 1
Will Harridge, Baseball HOF Executive 4
W Averell Harriman, 48th Governor of New York 1
Bucky Harris, Baseball HOF Manager 6
Connie Hawkins, Basketball HOFer 1
David Bennett Hill, 29th Governor of New York 1
Henry Hilton, New York Businessman & Jurist 1
Harry Hooper, Baseball HOFer 1
J Edgar Hoover, FBI Director 2
Willie Hoppe, American Billiards Champion 1
Moe Howard, American Comic Legend (first name only) 2
William F Howe, Famous Criminal Lawyer in NYC 1
Baby Doll Jacobson, Baseball Star of the 1920s 1
Chipper Jones, Baseball HOFer 1
Al Kaline, Baseball HOFer 1
Sid C Keener, Sportswriter & Director of the Baseball HOF 1
Bob Kennedy, Baseball Player (and wife) 1
Johnny Kerr, Basketball Lifetime Achievement HOFer 1
Harmon Killebrew, Baseball HOFer 3
Dave Kingman, Baseball Star of the 1970s 2
James Kirkwood Sr, American Actor & Director 1
Harvey Kuenn, Baseball Star & Manager 1
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, Baseball HOF Commissioner 2
Tom Lasorda, Baseball HOFer 1
Herbert H Lehman, 45th Governor of New York 2
John Lindsay, 103rd Mayor of New York City (1966–73) 2
James Lofton, Football HOFer 1
Ernie Lombardi, Baseball HOFer 3
Ed Lopat, 5x WS Champion 2
Connie Mack, Baseball HOF Manager 2
Lee MacPhail, Baseball HOFer 1
Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini, American Lightweight Champion Boxer 2
Mickey Mantle, Baseball HOFer 3
Joan Marsh, Early 20th-Century Actress 1
Billy Martin, Baseball Icon 5
Ollie Matson, Football HOFer 1
Brander Matthews, American Academic & Writer 1
Wid Matthews, Baseball Executive, Evaluated Jackie Robinson for Dodgers 1
Joe McCarthy, Baseball HOFer 6
Willie McCovey, Baseball HOFer 1
Bill McKechnie, Baseball HOF Manager 1
Paul Molitor, Baseball HOFer 1
George P Monaghan, 8th NYC Police Commissioner 1
Henry D Moore, US Congressman from PA 2
Dolores Moran, American Actress & Model 1
Robert Morris, Founding Father 1
Robert Moses, Prolific Urban Planner 1
Eddie Murray, Baseball HOFer 1
Stan Musial, Baseball HOFer, Served in US Navy 15
Charlie Neal, Baseball Player (and Wife) 1
John Nicholson, Colonial Financier & Robert Morris’s Business Partner 1
Phil Niekro, Baseball HOFer 3
Vance Page, 1938 NL Champions Team Member 1
Jim Palmer, Baseball HOFer 2
Benjamin K Phelps, New York City District Attorney (1873–80) 1
Walter Pidgeon, Canadian-American Actor 1
Johnny Podres, Baseball Player (and Girlfriend) 1
Florence Reed, American Actress 1
Jim Rice, Baseball HOFer 1
Cal Ripken Jr, HOF Shortstop 3
Brooks Robinson, Baseball HOFer 3
John Roseboro, Baseball Player (and Wife) 1
Rosalie Roy, American Actress & Best Friend of Jean Harlow 1
Mrs Babe Ruth (Claire Merritt Ruth), Wife of Babe Ruth 1
Sheila Ryan, American Actress & Model 1
John Schuerholz, Baseball HOFer 1
Ted Simmons, Baseball HOFer & US Army Reservist 20
Abe Simon, American Boxer & Actor 1
Alfred Smith, 42nd Governor of New York 3
Homer Summa, 1929 WS Champion 1
Jim Taylor, Football HOFer 1
Luis Tiant, Baseball Star Pitcher 2
YA Tittle, Football HOFer 1
Mark Twain (as Samuel Clemens), American Author 1
Johnny Unitas, HOF Quarterback 10
William Kissam Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt Family Member 1
Aaron Vanderpoel, Congressman from New York 1
Mickey Vernon, 2x AL Batting Champion 1
Billy Wagner, Baseball HOFer 1
Robert F Wagner, 102nd Mayor of New York City (1954–65) 1
Jersey Joe Walcott, American Boxing HOFer 1
Harold Waldridge, American Actor 1
Bill Walsh, Football HOF Coach 1
Elizabeth S P Ward, American Author & Woman’s Rights Activist 1
Glenn “Pop” Warner, American Football Pioneer 1
Nelson J Waterbury, New York City District Attorney (1859–1861) 1
Earl Weaver, Baseball HOFer 3
Barbara Weeks, American Actress 1
George Weiss, Baseball HOF Executive 2
Zack Wheat, Baseball HOF Player 2
Cornel Wilde, Hungarian-American Actor 1
Dick Williams, Baseball HOFer 2
Bob Pettit (with Slater Martin), Basketball HOFers 1
Orville Wright, American Aviation Pioneer 5
Relics
State And Territory Quarters
7 cards
1:2 Boxes
Parallels
SQ1 Delaware /145
SQ2 Pennsylvania /145
SQ3 New Jersey /145
SQ4 Georgia /145
SQ5 Connecticut /145
SQ6 Massachusetts /145
SQ7 Maryland /145
Flag Patches
25 cards
FP1 Samuel Adams, Boston Tea Party /50
FP2 John Hancock, The Signature of Independence /50
FP3 Alexander Hamilton, Founding Financier /50
FP4 Andrew Jackson, Old Hickory /50
FP5 Henry Clay, The Great Compromiser /50
FP6 Cornelius Vanderbilt, The Commodore /50
FP7 Abraham Lincoln, The Great Emancipator /50
FP8 John D. Rockefeller, Gilded Age Oil King /50
FP9 Booker T. Washington, The Tuskegee Educator /50
FP10 Albert Einstein, Father of Modern Physics /50
FP11 Harry S. Truman, The Buck Stops Here /50
FP12 Georgia O’KeeXe, Mother of American Modernism /50
FP13 Bobby Jones, Gentleman of Golf /50
FP14 Lou Gehrig, The Iron Horse /50
FP15 Robert Oppenheimer, Father of the Atomic Bomb /50
FP16 Theodore Suess Geisel, Green Eggs and Ham /50
FP17 Jimmie Foxx, Double X Slugger /50
FP18 Jean Harlow, The Platinum Blonde /50
FP19 Rosa Parks, Mother of the Civil Rights Movement /50
FP20 Joe DiMaggio, The Yankee Clipper /50
FP21 Marilyn Monroe, The Blonde Bombshell /50
FP22 Chuck Berry, Father of Rock and Roll /50
FP23 Shirley Temple, America’s Little Darling /50
FP24 Willie Mays, The Say Hey Kid /50
FP25 Elvis Presley, King of Rock and Roll /50
Slides Of America
27 cards
Alaska
Arizona
Colorado
Florida
Maine
New York
West Virginia
Angela Bassett
Angie Dickinson
Brad Pitt
Burt Reynolds
Busta Rhymes
Charles Barkley
David Boreanaz
David Coperfield
Geena Davis
George Clooney
Jodie Foster
Kevin Costner
Loni Anderson
Merv Gribin
Michael Bolton
Robin Williams
Shirley MacLaine
Ted Danson
Tom Hanks
Woody Allen
Bottle Cap Relics
33 cards
1:24 boxes
BC1 7up Red Square /4
BC2 A&W /4
BC3 Artificially Flavored Peach Soda /4
BC4 Coke Caramel Colored /4
BC5 Cream Soda Inside Blue Circle /4
BC6 DecaXeinated Cola /4
BC7 Diet Coca-Cola /4
BC8 Diet Coke /4
BC9 Diet Root Beer Low Calorie Carbonated Soda /4
BC10 Dr Pepper Silver Cap /4
BC11 Fanta Artificially Flavored Grape Soda /4
BC12 Fanta Strawberry Soda /4
BC13 Goody Grape Soda /4
BC14 Howel’s Sour Mix /4
BC15 Lemon Soda /4
BC16 Lemon-Lime Soda /4
BC17 Mohr Bros Pic-Up /4
BC18 Mountain Dew /4
BC19 Mr. Pibb /4
BC20 Nesbitt’s Strawberry Soda /4
BC21 New Diet Double Cola /4
BC22 New! Diet Dr Pepper Sugar Added /4
BC23 Orchard Imitation Grape /4
BC24 Pale Gingerale Dry Green Cap /4
BC25 Pale Gingerale Dry Silver Cap /4
BC26 Pineapple Soda /4
BC27 Red Arrow Cream Soda /4
BC28 Sugar Free Hires Root Beer /4
BC29 Sun Crest Cream Soda /4
BC30 Sun-Rise Black Cherry Soda /4
BC31 Sun-Rise Orange Soda /4
BC32 Sun-Rise Strawberry Soda /4
BC33 Tonic Water Contains Quinine /4
Token Relics
1:24 boxes
No Checklist provided
All cards are /125
Fabric Relics
5 cards
1:24 boxes
FR1 Faye Dunaway
FR2 Sheryl Crow
FR3 Charlton Heston
FR4 Spencer Tracy
FR5 Kenny Rogers
Touched Document Quad Relic
5 cards
1:24 boxes
QT1 Patrick Henry, Thomas Jeberson, James Madison , James Monroe /25
QT2 Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson , Herbert Hoover /50
QT3 Herbert Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry Truman , Lyndon B. Johnson /25
QT4 Rutherford B. Hayes, Grover Cleveland, William McKinley , Woodrow Wilson /25
QT5 John Tyler, Zachary Taylor, Rutherford B. Hayes, Benjamin Harrison /10
Inserts
Hero Club
25 cards
1:0.9 Boxes
Parallel
HC1 George Washington /100
HC2 John Adams /100
HC3 John Marshall /100
HC4 John Quincy Adams /100
HC5 DeWitt Clinton /100
HC6 Harriet Tubman /100
HC7 Andrew Carnegie /100
HC8 Woodrow Wilson /100
HC9 Jane Addams /100
HC10 Ida B. Wells /100
HC11 George Washington Carver /100
HC12 Frank Lloyd Wright /100
HC13 Wright Brothers /100
HC14 Walter Johnson /100
HC15 Walt Disney /100
HC16 Cary Grant /100
HC17 Ted Williams /100
HC18 Jackie Robinson /100
HC19 Grace Kelly /100
HC20 Arnold Palmer /100
HC21 Neil Armstrong /100
HC22 Wilt Chamberlain /100
HC23 Bob Dylan /100
HC24 Steven Spielberg /100
HC25 Bruce Springsteen /100
Join Or Die
7 cards
1:4.2 Boxes
JD1 Thomas Lynch Jr., South Carolina /100
JD2 Edward Rutledge, South Carolina /100
JD3 Thomas Heyward Jr., South Carolina /100
JD4 Dr. Benjamin Rush, Pennsylvania /100
JD5 Elbridge Gerry, Massachusetts /100
JD6 Thomas Jeberson, Virginia /100
JD7 Thomas Stone, Maryland /100
Key To The City
15 cards
1:1.7 Boxes
Parallel
KC1 Philadelphia, Benjamin Franklin /100
KC2 Boston, John Adams /100
KC3 New York City, DeWitt Clinton /100
KC4 New York City, Robert Moses /100
KC5 New York City, J. Robert Oppenheimer /100
KC6 Atlanta, Ted Turner /100
KC7 Bubalo, Rick James /100
KC8 Chicago, Walt Disney /100
KC9 Chicago, Philip Armour /100
KC10 Los Angeles, Howard Hughes /100
KC11 Detroit, Berry Gordy Jr. /100
KC12 Dallas, Doc Holliday /100
KC13 St. Louis, Chuck Berry /100
KC14 San Francisco, Ansel Adams /100
KC15 Washington, D.C., Duke Ellington /100
Ameriverse
15 cards
1:2 Boxes
Parallel
AV1 Benjamin Franklin, The First American /99
AV2 Samuel Adams, Patriarch of Liberty /99
AV3 Stephen Girard, Napoleon of Commerce /99
AV4 John Jacob Astor, America’s 1st Millionaire /99
AV5 DeWitt Clinton, Magnus Apollo /99
AV6 John Neely Bryan, Skip, Founder of Dallas /99
AV7 Frederick Law Olmsted, Father of Landscape Architecture /99
AV8 Potter Palmer, Creator of Money-back guarantees /99
AV9 Henry Flagler, Florida’s Visionary /99
AV10 Marshall Field, “Give the ladies what they want!” /99
AV11 Thomas Edison, The Wizard of Menlo Park /99
AV12 Henry Ford, The People’s Tycoon /99
AV13 Robert Moses, Master Builder /99
AV14 Sam Walton, Mr. Sam /99
AV15 Martin Luther King Jr., The Reverend Doctor /99
Urban Tribute – Velvet Touch
25 cards
1:0.9 Boxes
Parallel
UT1 Israel Putnam /100
UT2 Horatio Gates /100
UT3 George Washington /100
UT4 Philip J. Schuyler /100
UT5 George Clinton /100
UT6 Samuel Nicholas /100
UT7 Anthony Wayne /100
UT8 John Paul Jones /100
UT9 Henry Knox /100
UT10 Samuel Smith /100
UT11 Alexander Hamilton /100
UT12 Aaron Burr /100
UT13 James Wilkinson /100
UT14 James Monroe /100
UT15 Andrew Jackson /100
UT16 William Henry Harrison /100
UT17 Stephen Decatur /100
UT18 Zachary Taylor /100
UT19 John E. Wool /100
UT20 Davy Crockett /100
UT21 Winfield Scott /100
UT22 Franklin Pierce /100
UT23 Robert E. Lee /100
UT24 John C. Breckinridge /100
UT25 Ulysses S. Grant /100
