Approximately seven hundred and sixty-seven (767) coffee, cigarettes, chocolate, and more trade cards, including Arbuckle Brothers Coffee, Lion Coffee, Currier and Ives, Sweet Caporal Cigarette, and Lone Jack Cigarette Co. 1st-232nd items: Two hundred thirty-two (232) Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Co. and Lion Coffee trade cards, including one hundred and seventeen (117) Arbuckle Ariosa Coffee "Pictorial History of the United States and Territories" cards, representing forty-nine (49) states including two (2) Alabama, two (2) Alaska, one (1) Arizona, two (2) Arkansas, two (2) California, six (6) Colorado, three (3) Connecticut, five (5) Delaware, one (1) District of Columbia, one (1) Georgia, six (6) Idaho, five (5) Illinois, one (1) Indiana, one (1) Indian Territory and Oklahoma, one (1) Iowa, two (2) Kansas, two (2) Kentucky, seven (7) Louisiana, two (2) Maine, three (3) Maryland, two (2) Massachusetts, three (3) Michigan, one (1) Minnesota, three (3) Missouri, one (1) Montana, one (1) Nevada, two (2) New Hampshire, four (4) New Jersey, two (2) New Mexico, three (3) North Carolina, two (2) North Dakota, three (3) Ohio, two (2) Oregon, three (3) Pennsylvania, four (4) Rhode Island, six (6) South Carolina, one (1) South Dakota, two (2) Tennessee, two (2) Texas, two (2) Utah, five (5) Vermont, two (2) Virginia, two (2) Washington, three (3) West Virginia, one (1) Wisconsin, and two (2) Wyoming. Ninety-five (95) Arbuckle Ariosa Coffee "National Geographical" cards, representing forty-five (45) countries from around the world including two (2) Turkey, four (4) Persia, three (3) Ireland, one (1) Venezuela, three (3) Italy, two (2) Palestine, one (1) England, three (3) Greenland, one (1) Belgium, two (2) Honduras, three (3) Switzerland, two (2) France, two (2) Egypt, one (1) Bolivia, three (3) Greece, two (2) Portugal, three (3) Uruguay, four (4) United States of Columbia, three (3) Siberia, four (4) German Empire, one (1) Paraguay, four (4) Spain, one (1) Chinese Empire, two (2) New Foundland, one (1) Morocco, one (1) India, three (3) Cuba, two (2) Dominion Canada, two (2) Argentine Republic, one (1) Chili, one (1) Peru, two (2) Cape Colony, one (1) Scotland, three (3) Guiana, two (2) Denmark, one (1) Ecuador, five (5) Siam, three (3) Mexico, one (1) Sandwich Islands, one (1) Australia, two (2) Netherlands, two (2) United States, two (2) Arabia, one (1) Austro-Hungary, and one (1) Afghanistan. Twenty (20) Lion Coffee cards, including six (6) Christmas, six (6) Easter, and eight (8) Midsummer Greetings cards. 235th-468th items: Approximately two hundred and thirty-five (235) coffee, cigarettes, chocolate, and more trade cards, including four (4) Currier and Ives race horse cards, including one (1) "The Trotting Queen" and one (1) "Jay Eye See", both for Global Nail Co., one (1) "Mattie Hunter" card, and one (1) "Hopeful" card, sixty-five (65) Kinney Tobacco Company "Illst'd Sweet Caporal" cards, nine (9) McLaughlin's Coffee war ship cards, twelve (12) Wm. S. Kimball & Co's Cigarettes cards, including six "Fancy Bathers" and six (6) Dancing Women", forty-four (44) German trade cards, primarily chocolate, including thirteen (13) Gartmann's Chocolade cards, eight (8) Stollwerck cards, and one (1) J.C. Cress Frankfurter Automaten-Fabrik "2 Sudan, Egyptische Truppen" card, ten (10) J.P. Coats cards, including six (6) Gilbert and Sullivan "Mikado" cards, and two (2) Black Americana The Universal Clothes Wringer cards. 469th-767th items: Approximately two hundred and ninety-eight (298) cigarette, gum, and tooth polish trade cards featuring popular Victorian era actors and actress, including eighty-two (82) Sweet Caporal Cigarette cards, fifty-two (52) Lone Jack Cigarette Co. cards, thirty-eight (38) Duke Cigarettes cards, thirty-one (31) Old Judge Cigarettes cards, and thirty (30) Between The Acts & Bravo Cigarettes cards. Items range in size from 2 1/4" H x 1 3/8" W to 6 7/8" H x 5 3/8" W. All items housed in three (3) three ring binders. American, late 19th/early 20th century. CONDITION: Overall good condition with light fading and toning, errant pencil marks, creases, areas of loss, staining, etc. to be expected from age and manner of use. Includes duplicates of some cards. Some cards have been cut down or skinned. 235th-468th items: Approximately half of the cards are housed in archival card holders.