Vintage Wargaming: Rene North paint Your Own Cards Set # 103 The Black Watch

Monday, 6 May 2013

Rene North paint Your Own Cards Set # 103 The Black Watch

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Ian S said...: I found 20-30 sets of North's cards in my father's stuff.
Know of anyone who would be interested in them or where I can sell them?

Regards ... Ian; 29 January 2017 at 10:31
Vintage Wargaming said...: Ian

Im not sure there is much of a market for them - after I bought mine in one large lot I looked around to see if I could sell some duplicate sets, the going rate on EBay seemed to be about 99p a set. They fall between two stools as they are B&W line drawings aimed at wargamers. However they are colour Stadden sets, which are more for model and toy soldier collectors and in colour, don't seem to go for much more. If you have a list of those you've got let me know and if there are any I don't have I might be interested. Alternatively I could post the list here and we could see if anyone responds.

Regards

VW; 29 January 2017 at 13:55
Ian S said...: Thanks for the feedback. I have the following North's Sets -

53 Royal Marines
58 Reg of Artillery
70 Swiss Regiment
71 French Dragoons
72 Russian Line Reg
76 Wurttembery Chevaulegers
77 16th French Light Reg
79 British Light Dragoons I
80 Prussian Inf
81 British Light Dragoons II
82 Austrian Inf
84 Baden Dragoons
86 Polish Chasseurs
98 Frech 1st Cuirassiers
100 British & French Foot Guards
102 French Carabiners
103 Black Watch

Regards ... Ian; 30 January 2017 at 10:13
Ian S said...: These are the cards I have. Anything of interest?

53 Royal Marines
58 Reg of Artillery
70 Swiss Regiment
71 French Dragoons
72 Russian Line Reg
76 Wurttembery Chevaulegers
77 16th French Light Reg
79 British Light Dragoons I
80 Prussian Inf
81 British Light Dragoons II
82 Austrian Inf
84 Baden Dragoons
86 Polish Chasseurs
98 Frech 1st Cuirassiers
100 British & French Foot Guards
102 French Carabiners
103 Black Watch

Regards ... Ian; 31 January 2017 at 10:21
Ian S said...: There are the cards I have. Any of interest?
53 Royal Marines
58 Reg of Artillery
70 Swiss Regiment
71 French Dragoons
72 Russian Line Reg
76 Wurttembery Chevaulegers
77 16th French Light Reg
79 British Light Dragoons I
80 Prussian Inf
81 British Light Dragoons II
82 Austrian Inf
84 Baden Dragoons
86 Polish Chasseurs
98 Frech 1st Cuirassiers
100 British & French Foot Guards
102 French Carabiners
103 Black Watch

Regards ... Ian; 31 January 2017 at 10:22
Ian S said...: Can't seem to post. Any known issues?; 31 January 2017 at 10:30
Vintage Wargaming said...: Thanks Ian - I will dig my list out and let you know; 31 January 2017 at 10:32
Vintage Wargaming said...: Only that comments need moderation and I've only just had the opportunity to do this, just before you left this comment; 31 January 2017 at 10:39
Vintage Wargaming said...: Ian I've had a look and I've got all of those.; 31 January 2017 at 23:23

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