A bit OT: Info needed on Stonewall Jackson cards

gt2590 · Jun 13, 2010

Hey guys,

I don't know where to post this, but I was looking for any info on any Stonewall Jackson cards that have been made. A Google/eBay search came up with two wide-release cards.

1952 Look 'n See Military Leaders

2006 A&G

Does anyone know of any more that were printed, or have any of these available? Graded or parallel? I'd be interested in a trade or buy. I didn't see any Relics either, but if they exist, I'd be interested.

My buddy who has the store listed in the Sig is a Civil War fan, and just had a baby boy named after Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, which was also his Dad's name. Any help would be appreciated!

gracecollector · Jun 13, 2010

It's not "the" Stonewall Jackson (the general), but a 1935 Diamond Stars or a 1940 Play Ball Travis "Stonewall" Jackson card would make a great gift!

As for the general, Beckett also lists a 1937 Thrilling Moments #35 Stonewall Jackson (Military)

coltsnsox07 · Jun 13, 2010

The Confederate General Stonewall Jackson? I know the 1st year of Mystery Cuts they had a 1/1 cut of his. I grew up near Stone Mt. Georgia so I remember it. On a side note, way back in the woods on our property we had a Sherman Bow Tie( thats when the Union Army tore up railroad tracks and bent them around tree trunks, I used to play around there alot and wondered what it was like at that moment in time etc.)

gt2590 · Jun 13, 2010

I saw the ball player with the same name, but I'm really looking for info on the General's cards. Thanks for the heads-up though!

fkw · Jun 13, 2010

Travis Jackson is a Hall of Famer BTW

Come on..... you guys should know all the HOFers by heart

bouwob · Jun 13, 2010

coltsnsox07 said:
The Confederate General Stonewall Jackson? I know the 1st year of Mystery Cuts they had a 1/1 cut of his. I grew up near Stone Mt. Georgia so I remember it. On a side note, way back in the woods on our property we had a Sherman Bow Tie( thats when the Union Army tore up railroad tracks and bent them around tree trunks, I used to play around there alot and wondered what it was like at that moment in time etc.)

the bow tie is awesome. I would think that that would have some value to civil war collectors

Card Magnet · Jun 13, 2010

There was a very nice Civil War card set released in the 90s that's kind of pricey on the market that would have one. I'll try to dig and see if I can find the info on it. I was looking to pick one up for my brother (huge Civil War buff as well), but it was just a bit out of my range at the time.

EDIT - I meant a set in the 60s that was pricey. It was from Topps. There are a few other sets from the 90s though.

fkw · Jun 13, 2010

PS. There are quite a few Jackson (general guy) cards from the 19th Century-1930s.
Some are pricey though.

ie.
N15 Allen and Ginter Great Generals
N78 Dukes Tobacco History of Generals
N114 History of General
N377 H.Ellis Generals of the Civil War
T64 Generals Cigars
etc.

You can ask the guys at the Net54 Nonsport message board for a full list (and scans), they are experts in 19th Century/early 20th Century N,T,E,R, etc cards.
http://www.network54.com/Forum/526604/

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