A few steps closer to completing the 1977 set grand slam

1938 Horrors Of War #155, Cantonese Parade Through Coffin-Lined Streets 💥
The 1938 bubble gum card set, produced by Gum, Inc., was designed to "teach peace by exposing the horrors of war" and featured the tagline: "To know the HORRORS OF WAR is to want PEACE". 
President Roosevelt found the initial 240-card series helpful in illustrating the atrocities occurring in the Spanish Civil War, the Ethiopian War, and the Chinese-Japanese War to the American public.
FDR didn't officially endorse the cards, but used of them to promote U.S. public awareness of international dangers. This prompted some U.S. senators to criticize him for engaging in "bubble gum diplomacy".

Here’s my rookie card of hers. /199

What’s everyone’s favorite Pop-Culture card in your collection? Mine is my 2007 Press Pass Elvis Presley movie worn card from his 1968 movie “Stay Away, Joe.” Here’s a picture of Elvis wearing the shirt in the card!

What’s your favorite Pop Culture card in your collection? Let me know in the comments!

Here’s a bundle of Christian Moore Bowman prospects & variants.