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| | | | The picture below shows a larger view of all (40) Different ©1968 Sugar Daddy Candy Nabisco's Wildlife Card Collection Trading Cards in this lot. The last card was flipped over to show the back design. These (40) cards are from series #6 which has (50) cards in the set and a (28) page album that you could have ordered by mail to put them in. These were put out by The National Biscuit Company (Nabisco) Candy Division of Cambridge, Massachusetts. The paintings and text were by H. Wayne Trimm. The numbers and wildlife on the included cards are as follows: #1. - Sperm Whale (has creases)
#3. - Caddisfly (has corner crease)
#4. - Knobbed Whelk
#5. - Sequoia
#7. - Silver Salmon
#8. - Pigmy Shrew (paper loss on back & creasing)
#11. - Snowy Egret
#12. - Road Runner
#13. - Ruffed Grouse
#14. - American or Bald Eagle
#15. - Baltimore Oriole
#16. - Fly Agarie or Amanita (has a crease)
#18. - Short Tailed Weasel or Ermine (has a crease)
#19. - Coyote
#20. - Porcupine (has a crease)
#21. - Shelf Fungus
#22. - Trap Door Spider
#23. - Glass Snake Lizard
#24. - Monarch Butterfly
#25. - Northern Longnose Gar
#26. - Painted Turtle (has a corner crease)
#27. - Lobster
#28. - Bay Scallop
#30. - Bullfrog (some paper loss on the back)
#31. - Collared Lizard
#32. - Spring Peeper
#33. - Wood Duck
#34. - Pitcher Plant
#35. - Bloodroot
#37. - Coconut Palm
#38. - Green Anole Lizard
#39. - Summer Flounder
#40. - Eastern Garter Snake
#41. - Green Turtle
#42. - Blue Fin Tuna
#43. - American Toad
#44. - Common Bluegill
#45. - Blue Shark
#47. - Field Cricket
#48. - Starfish The cards measure 2-3/4'' x 1-1/8''. They appear to be in excellent condition as pictured with some exceptions as noted above. |
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