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RED ROSE TEA BOX SERIES

Lipton's Red Rose Tea Card Issues of Canada Series Here is Lipton's list of Red Rose Tea cards. Unfortunately, only one series made it to the boxes before Thanks to Robert Skurdaįor asking a question that started me thinking.Īs stated above, Red Rose was bought by Lipton and they made the wise choice of re-issuing the cards. My grandmother used to save the series 12 Space Age cards for me and she lived in Maine. I had originally said that series 11 and 12 had never been issued in I made a change to the list above based on a question from another collector. Red Rose Tea Card Issues of Canada ('59-'74) and the US ('60-'69) Series You can click any of the five columns and sort by thatĬolumn if you wish.

Some pics aren't available just yet but hang in there. Word 'Album' or 'Cards' to go to the pictures. There are album and card pictures elsewhere on this site. Here's a list of all of the series and when they were issued. Just to be safe, you better look at both pages! I am sure you couldĪrgue that something I call a 'variation' might be an 'error' to you. There are other 'specialtyĬards' discussed in two related sections named Variations and Errors. All of the Canadian Series are Black backed and one American Series can be found in Black and Blue. The large one has been viewed, click 'Back' on your browser to return to this page.Ĭanadian Card #23 (Iguanodon) Compared to US Versionįor the most part, the two major differences between Canadian and American cards are the address at the bottom and the back color of the card.

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Click the thumbnail to see the actual full size image. This image has been reduced to a thumbnail to save you time in loading it. If the Canadian Series 5 was Dinosaurs then the American Series 5 (if there was one) was also Dinosaurs. So many say there are only seven 'true' American series.īoth the American and Canadian issues used the same numbering scheme. Three of the American releases were identical in every way to their Canadian counterpart Two sets and a half dozen spares of the 1991 dinosaurs reissue even though as far as I know, they were never issued via Red Rose in boxes of tea.ġ7 Canadian and 10 American series were issued from Red Rose / Brooke Bond. Lipton re-issued one set in 1990 and almost issued another in 1991. Rose of Canada while Salada has the US Red Rose label. Every set listed below contains 48 cards. Lipton bought Red The only two Red Rose / Brooke Bond holdings were in Canada and the US. Brooke Bond sold tea and issued cards in Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, the US, Brooke Bond was Red Rose's parent company back when the tea cards were issued.

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