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1950s “Action in Korea” (unknown)
Exhibit Supply Company, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Series Title: “Action in Korea”
American Card Catalog Number: unknown
Issued by: Exhibit Supply Company, Chicago, Illinois
Issued via: Vending Machine
Country: USA
Number of Cards: 32
Card Numbering: 1 to 32
Type of Card: Korean War Card
Card Dimensions: 5.4 × 3.35 inches (137.2 × 89.1 mm)
Circa: 1950s
Partial Checklist: Download
Overview
During 1950s, the Exhibit Supply Company issued this 32-card set of “Action in Korea” vending machine trading cards (arcade cards). This set is not an airplane card set, but we’ve decided to included it as a FYI reference card set. We know very little about the set except for the five reference cards (#3, #10, #15, #23, and #26) that we been able to obtain.
Partial Image-Guide
Partial Checklist
| 1950s Action in Korea
Exhibit Supply Company, 32-Cards, USA Partial Checklist | |||
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| № | x | Card Title | |
| 3 | U.S. Marines advance to new position after knocking out enemy bunker somewhere in Korea. From USMC photo. | ||
| 10 | Action in Korea. U.S. Infantrymen follow the flight of a missile from their 57 m.m. Recoiless Rifle. From U.S. Army Photo. | ||
| 15 | Action in Korea. Member of the Royal Canadian Brigade gives Communist position a heat treatment with his flame thrower. From U.S. Army Photo. | ||
| 23 | Chinese Communist troops in Korean mountains surrender to U.S. Marines. From USMC Photo. | ||
| 26 | Action in Korea. U.S. Marine using flame thrower to deny Communist infiltrators a hiding place. From USMC Photo. | ||
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