1933 Goudey Indian Gum ⭐ General Custer
1933 Goudey Indian Gum ⭐ Sitting Bull
1910 T70, Historical Events ⭐ Custer's Last Rally
Some folks might be feeling like Custer after Little Big Horn after an exhilarating weekend of NFL and College Football action.
I love pulling historical figures and their cards together into graphic illustrations like this one.
General George Armstrong Custer was one of America's all-time most brilliant and popular military figures.
Sitting Bull was also one of America's all-time most brilliant and popular military figures.
When the two matched up at Little Big Horn, Custer was no match for expert play of Sitting Bull.
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1933 Indian Gum #74, Lewis Wetzel ⭐ ️Legendary West Virginia Mountaineer
Posting this card In honor of the West Virginia Mountaineer baseball team's first ever College World Series appearance.
Few figures in West Virginia history are as legendary as Lewis Wetzel. Born in 1763 and raised along Wheeling Creek in what is now northern West Virginia, Wetzel became famous as a scout, hunter, and Indian fighter during the violent frontier conflicts of the late 18th century. According to frontier accounts, he possessed extraordinary wilderness skills, including the remarkable ability to reload his flintlock rifle while running at full speed, a feat that earned him the nickname “Death Wind” among his enemies.
Wetzel County, WV is named in his honor.
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1933 Indian Gum #42 ⭐️ Tecumseh
Tecumseh was a Shawnee Chief and warrior who promoted resistance to the expansion of the United States onto Native American lands.
Loving some American History.❤

1933 Indian Gum #25, Geronimo 🏹
1933 was a banner year for trading cards of all kinds.
Indian Gum cards are some of my favorites.
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1933 Indian Gum #32, Massasoit ⭐
Kind and generous Chief of the Wampanoags, who, although at first was unfriendly to the Pilgrims, soon became friendly and was an invited guest at the 1st Thanksgiving at Plymouth, MA.