1923 V128-1 Paulin’s Candy Hockey Cards
By Chris Stufflestreet
1923 V128-1 Paulin’s Candy Hockey features players from the Western Canada Hockey League. Key cards include George Hainsworth and Newsy LaLonde.
1920-1929 Hockey Cards
Although most of the hockey products from the 1910s featured color images, 1920s hockey cards were black and white. The 1920-1929 period is just not as popular or valuable as the previous decade. The 1920s also marked the end of tobacco-issued cards.
Top rookie options include Billy Burch, Cecil “Babe” Dye, George Boucher, King Clancy, Howie Morenz, Aurel Joliat, Bert Corbeau and Bill Cook.
1920s Hockey Card Sets
Explore our database of 1920s Hockey Card Set Information. Each product profile features set checklists, product info, expert analysis, and deals on singles and boxes. Browse hockey cards from 1920-21, 1921-22, 1922-23, 1923-24, 1924-25, 1925-26, 1926-27, 1927-28, 1928-29, and 1929-30.
1923 V145-1 Hockey Cards
By Chris Stufflestreet
One of the earliest hockey card sets, 1923 V145-1 Hockey features many of the game’s top stars at the time. Included on the checklist are the likes of Georges Vezina, Howie Morenz and King Clancy.
1924 V130 Maple Crispette Hockey Cards
By Chris Stufflestreet
Introduced as a candy premium, 1924 V130 Maple Crispette Hockey doubled as a collect and win contest for a pair of skates. The 30-card set has one extreme short print as well as key stars like Howie Morenz and Georges Vezina.
1924 V145-2 Hockey Cards
By Chris Stufflestreet
1924 V145-2 Hockey features many of the game’s top stars at the time. Included on the checklist are the likes of Georges Vezina, Howie Morenz and King Clancy. A greenish tint on card fronts helps differentiate them from V145-1 cards.
1924-25 C144 Champ’s Cigarettes Hockey Cards
By Chris Stufflestreet
One of the last hockey card sets distributed via tobacco products, 1924-25 C144 Champ’s Cigarettes is relatively tough to find today. Notable players include Georges Vezina and Howie Morenz.
1928 V128-2 Paulin’s Candy Hockey Cards
By Chris Stufflestreet
Featuring amateur squads from throughout Western Canada, 1928 V128-2 Paulin’s Candy Hockey cards are popular among hockey historians. The checklist includes high school, college and women’s hockey teams.
