Each card has been graded or assessed by PSA. Distribution of pieces from the #'s 109-120 component of this popular series was so limited, that it's still unknown, nearly 80 years later, how that particular group of numbers ever made it into the hands of eager set-building youngsters. Countless collections of 1930s cards have been exposed in the decades since "War News Pictures" was issued, and stupefyingly few examples cards from the "Dirty Dozen" (as they're affectionately called by dedicated hobbyists) have been seen amidst that ocean of material. The twelve cards represented here are among the rarest 20th Century collectible trading cards, and many of the world's most advanced collections don't contain a single example. Includes: Graded PSA VG 3: 2 cards w/#'s 115 and 116; PSA GD 2: 2 cards w/#'s 114 (MC) and 117; PSA PR 1: 3 cards w/#'s 110, 111 and 119; PSA Authentic: 5 cards w/#'s 109, 112, 113, 118 and 120.

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