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Issued in 1936 by National Chicle and catalogued R313 in the ACC, this large format (3-1/4 x 5-1/2 inches) black-and-white series is known to collectors as "Fine Pens" because of the thin printing used for the facsimile autographs. Offered is a very presentable partial set (73 of 120 cards) highlighted by 16 Hall of Famers, including Honus Wagner, Rogers Hornsby, and Casey Stengel. Condition is Pr to Pr-Fr overall (due to spots of glue and extra paper on the reverses), with one Ex, five Vg to Vg-Ex, and one Gd. This set consists of the following: Almada, Averill (Pr-Fr, HOF), Bucher, Berg (Pr-Fr), Berger, Berry, Birkofer, Blanton, Bluege, Bolton, Byrd, Camilli, Campbell, Carson, Champman, Collins, Cronin (Pr-Fr, HOF), Dietrich, Doyle, Frisch (Pr-Fr, HOF), Galatzer, Gelbert, Gowdy, Grove (Pr-Fr, HOF), Hale, Higgins, Hildebrand, Hoag, Hornsby (Pr-Fr, HOF), Jensen/pitching, Kuhel, Lucas, Martin, Medwick (Pr-Fr, HOF), Melillo, Myer, Mungo, Newsom, Newsome, O'Neill, Phelps, Rogell, Simmons (Pr-Fr, HOF), Stengel (Pr-Fr, HOF), Travis, Traynor (Pr-Fr, HOF), Urbanski, Vaughan (Pr, HOF), Vosmik, Wagner (Vg-Ex, HOF), Wallberg, B. Walker, G. Walker, West, Whitney, Wilshere, Young, Babe and his Babes, Bottomley/Gelbert (Vg-Ex, HOF), Hassett makes the out, Gomez/Ruffing (Pr-Fr, HOF), Dykes catches Crosetti between 2nd and 3rd, Double Play - McQuinn to Stine, Fence Busters, Talking it over (Durocher), Bordagaray/Earnshaw, Ump Says No, Altrock/Schacht (Pr-Fr), Fox/Simmons/Cochrane (Pr-Fr, HOF), Sewell blocks runner at plate, Radcliff safe/Gabby Hartnett catching (Pr-Fr, HOF), Glenn uses football play at plate, and Dickey/Greenberg (Pr-Fr, HOF). The high quality photographs used to produce this set make them among the most striking and distinctive of all 1930s issues. This set has received relatively little attention from collectors compared to traditional gum cards of the era, and a case can easily be made that they represent one of the best values of all 1930s baseball issues. Total: 73 cards.