Group of 14 Estate-fresh Original Old Judge Cigarette baseball cards produced by Goodwin & Co. New York 1887-1890. This was the first major set of Baseball cards produced in the United States. All cards exhibit minor foxing and curling. each card 2.5" x 1.5". This group includes Deasley, C. N.Y.'s (rounded corners, four pin-holes top and bottom) Irwin S. S., Philadelphia (rounded corners, slight center crease, surface good) Dave Orr (rounded corners, surface lifting slightly lower right) Clarkson, P., Chicago (decent corners, slight lifting lower left, overall good) Farrell 2d B. Washington (surface intact, but lifting on the bottom, offcenter) Dealey, C. Washington (very good crisp card) McMeachy, C.F. Indianapolis. (overall very good) Connor (minor edge chips, overall good) 0247 Brown Centre Field Pittsburg (rounded corners, otherwise good) Mack Catcher, Washington (Cut short/off center at the bottom, otherwise very good) Mattimore, P. N.Y.'s (trimmed corners, chip to surface top left) Bishop P. Pittsburg (off center, one rounded and one trimmed corner, faded) Denny 3d B. Indianapolis, rounded corners, overall good) Capt. John Ward S.S. N.Y.'s (off center, slightly rounded corners) The backs of these cards exhibit some foxing an toning, however they have not been mounted into an album, and there is no glue or residue present.