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| | | | The picture below shows a larger view of all (20) Different ©1965 Sugar Daddy Candy Animals and Flags of The World Trading Cards in this lot. The last card was flipped over to show the back design. These (20) cards are from series #3 which has (50) cards in the set and a (32) page album that you could have ordered by mail to put them in. These were put out by The James O. Welch Company of Cambridge, Massachusetts which was a division of The National Biscuit Company (Nabisco). The paintings and text were by H. Wayne Trimm. The numbers, animals, and flags on the included cards are as follows: #6. - European Badger - Denmark
#8. - Giant Panda - China
#10. - Blue Whale - International
#11. - Kangaroo - Australia
#13. - Tasmanian Devil - Australia
#14. - Koala - Australia
#16. - Capybara - Panama
#17. - Black Howler Monkey - Colombia
#24. - European Bison - Western Russia
#27. - Mongoose and Cobra - India
#31. - Maned Wolf - Argentina
#32. - European Wild Boar - Germany (some light paper loss on the back)
#36. - Gaur - Vietnam
#37. - Hartebeest - Sudan
#38. - Bongo with Lion - Ethiopia
#39. - Chinchilla - Bolivia
#40. - Peccary - Guatemala
#43. - Manatee - Venezuela
#49. - Tiger with Black Buck - Burma (bends or creases)
#50. - Ocelot - Mexico The cards measure 2-3/4'' x 1-1/8''. They appear to be in excellent condition as pictured with a few exceptions as noted above. |
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