1888 Goodwin Champions Album A36


  

     


1888
1888 Goodwin Champions A36
USA
50 cards

Features three chess player cards: Wilhelm Steinitz, Johannes Zukertort and George Henry Mackenzie. The album cards differ slightly from the non-album cards.  There is no advertising at the bottom of the cards or checklist on the back. The set is listed in alphabetical order as it is not numbered.

1. Joe Acton
2. James Albert
3. Ed Andrews
4. Cap Anson
5. William Beach
6. Harry Beecher
7. Robert Beeckman
8. Adam Bogardus
9. Dan Brouthers
10. Buffalo Bill
11. Bob Caruthers
12. Maurice Daly
13. Jack Dempsey
14. Alfredo D'oro
15. Fred Dunlap
16. James Dwight
17. Pat Fitzgerald
18. Snapper Garrison
19. Jack Gaudaur
20. Jack Glasscock
21. Ned Hanlan
22. Tim Keefe
23. King Kelly
24. Jake Kilrain
25. George Henry Mackenzie
26. Jim McLaughlin
27. Charles Mitchell
28. William Muldoon
29. Isaac Murphy
30. Lon Myers
31. W. Byrd Page
32. Jack Prince
33. Duncan C. Ross
34. William A. Rowe
35. Charles Rowell
36. Jacob Schaefer
37. R. D. Sears
38. William Sexton
39. George F. Slosson
40. Jem Smith
41. Wilhelm Steinitz
42. Thomas Stevens
43. John L. Sullivan
44. Frederick Taylor
45. John Teemer
46. Maurice Vignaux
47. Emil Voss
48. Charles Wood
49. Fred Wood
50. Johannes Zukertort

Comments

  1. AnonymousOctober 24, 2025 at 7:25 PM

    Esas cartas no son originales, con gusto puedo proporcionarte imágenes

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    1. Chess Player Cards chesscards5@gmail.comOctober 24, 2025 at 9:35 PM

      Perhaps you are confusing them with the N162 cards? These A36 cards were removed from an album and are well documented.

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