1936 R311, National Chicle Premium (glossy) Mickey Cochrane ⭐
On December 3, 1933, the Philadelphia A's Connie Mack sold Mickey Cochrane to the Detroit Tigers for $100,000.
Mickey Cochrane was one of the greatest offensive catchers in baseball history.
He helped lead both the Philadelphia A’s and Detroit Tigers to multiple World Series titles.

Hank Greenberg is a legendary Hall of Fame Detroit Tigers first basemen & American Hero.
Greenberg was the first player in the American League to choose to register for the draft and he missed out on four prime years of his career as a baseball player while serving in the U.S. Army in World War II.
The 47 months Greenberg served as a sergeant in the Army are the longest any major league player has served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

1936 R311 National Chicle Premiums (Glossy), Henry "Hank" Greenberg ⭐
On October 20, 1935, Henry "Hank" Greenberg was named American League MVP.
He was the dominant offensive force for the Detroit Tigers, who captured their first-ever World Series title that season. His performance was historic.

He led the A.Ll in RBIs (170), total bases (389), and extra-base hits (98) while hitting .328 with 36 HRs.

1939-46 Exhibits Salutation, Henry "Hank" Greenberg (variations).