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- Q16000680 subject Q15204980.
- Q16000680 subject Q8139373.
- Q16000680 subject Q8290665.
- Q16000680 subject Q8862960.
- Q16000680 abstract "The 1940s was both the beginning and end of an era for trading cards. There was virtually nothing produced in the great divide caused by World War II. Up to 1941 manufacturers like Gum Inc. (later Bowman) and Goudey, had raised the bar on the confection industry by leaving behind the tobacco age of marketing to adults and bringing forth the bubble gum age and marketing to children. Topps had been primarily a gum company but took up adding premiums to their products after the war. Their first sets featured various sizes and numerous topics, mostly non-sport. The most notable is the Bazooka Gum comics although the earlier issues did not yet feature Joe and his gang. Below are descriptions of Topps products that were issued in the 1940s.".
- Q16000680 thumbnail 40s_Topps_Logo.jpg?width=300.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q1067203.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q15204980.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q17084581.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q1785728.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q2924461.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q362.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q4951316.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q5588151.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q812684.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q8139373.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q8290665.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q8862960.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q910541.
- Q16000680 wikiPageWikiLink Q933317.
- Q16000680 comment "The 1940s was both the beginning and end of an era for trading cards. There was virtually nothing produced in the great divide caused by World War II. Up to 1941 manufacturers like Gum Inc. (later Bowman) and Goudey, had raised the bar on the confection industry by leaving behind the tobacco age of marketing to adults and bringing forth the bubble gum age and marketing to children. Topps had been primarily a gum company but took up adding premiums to their products after the war.".
- Q16000680 label "1940s Topps".
- Q16000680 depiction 40s_Topps_Logo.jpg.