Aug 8, 2025
ungraded Baines cards now regularly over US$300, even poor damaged cards making over $50, Summer 2025 prices and none of these are for 'names' , they are generic cards of sports.
Rare vintage sports cards are up!
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ungraded Baines cards now regularly over US$300, even poor damaged cards making over $50, Summer 2025 prices and none of these are for 'names' , they are generic cards of sports.
Rare vintage sports cards are up!
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1912 William Winstanley of Wigan Warriors GB Lions Baines card
W.G. Grace rookie cricket card, circa 1881-82. Very early J.Baines Litho card, the first ever of Grace, for sure. This card predates British tobacco sports cards by about 15 years!Â
1880s Lord Harris 1878 England Captain & Kent County cricketer J. Baines trade card
From circa 1918 -20 a South Africa rugby team card, early example of Springboks ephemera by J.Baines of Bradford. This very rare British trade card of the South African team is the only one known to have surviced
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1898-99  Shamrocks either an early IRFU (probable, seeing capped player) or a âLondon Irishâ rugby club card. London Irish formed c.1898. This card is from around then. J.Baines of Bradord litho trade card may have made this to celebrate the new club. They had already published London Welsh and London Scottish team cards
Stoke City, when the club was simply known as Stoke, 1880s, W.N. Sharpe shield card, âPlay Up Football Cardsâ series
Walter Sugg, Burnley footballer and Derbyshire County cricketer, and also a Yorkshire County cricketer. Card dates from the mid- / late-1880s.