Presented is an enticing array of 148 different "Mutoscopes" from the 1940s. These mildly risqué, postcard-sized collectibles showcase the beauty of the pin-up genre. Brilliant colors highlight the lovely girls pictured – and they're far prettier than the cowboys, movie stars, and baseball players that also emerged from amusement park vending machines! The cards' poses and captions range from whimsical to bewitching, and a collection of the scarce items never fails to delight the observer. The attractive cards comprising this substantial offering exhibit barely circulated character: condition is mostly EX to NM with just a few lesser. Includes:

1940 Mutoscope "Glorified Glamour Girls" (25 Different) - partial set 25 of 32 cards;

1941 Mutoscope "All-American Girls" (11 Different);

1942 Mutoscope "Yankee Doodle Girls" (20 Different) - partial set 20 of 32 cards;

1943 Mutoscope "Hot-Cha Girls" (30 Different) - partial set 30 of 64 cards;

1945 Mutoscope "Artists Pin-Up Girls" (62 Different) - near set 62 of 64 cards. Missing "How Do You Like My Frame?" and "How'd You Like to Hold My Hand?" for completion.

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