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1940-41 O-Pee-Chee V301-2 NHL

turk broda toronto maple leafs 1940-41 o-pee-chee v301-2

* We’re in the process of fixing a mistake we made adding cards to this collection – the pictures, names and card numbers are correct but the titles on each misread 1951-52 Parkhurst*

The 1940-41 O-Pee-Chee V301-2 NHL set consists of 50 hockey cards, numbered 101 to 150. The set is a continuation numerically from the 1939-40 V301-1 set that lists 100 cards. The 1940-41 set marks the end of mainstream hockey cards for more than a decade. The next set to appear is the 1951-52 Parkhurst set. This is also the last set to feature players from the New York Americans. By 1951-52, the Americans were long extinct from the National Hockey League.

These cards are larger than the present day dimensions, although the ratio of height to width is exactly the same. The 1940-41 O-Pee-Chee V301-2 cards measure 5 inches wide by 7 inches in height.

The most valuable rookie card in the set belongs to Milt Schmidt of the Boston Bruins. One of two cards featuring Turk Broda of the Toronto Maple Leafs has a book value equal to that of the Schmidt RC. Other significant rookie cards belong to Elmer Lach, Max Bentley and Ken Reardon.

 

Number Player
101 Toe Blake
102 Charlie Sands
103 Wally Stanowski
104 Jack Adams
105 Johnny Mowers RC
106 Johnny Quilty RC
107 Billy Taylor
108 Turk Broda
109 Bingo Kampman
110 Gordie Drillon
111 Don Metz
112 Paul Haynes
113 Gus Marker
114 Alex Singbush RC
115 Alex Motter RC
116 Ken Reardon RC
117 Pete Langelle
118 Syl Apps
119 Reg Hamilton
120 Cliff (Red) Goupille
121 Joe Benoit RC
122 Sweeney Schriner
123 Joe Carveth RC
124 Jack Stewart RC
125 Elmer Lach RC
126 Jack Schewchuk RC
127 Norman Larson RC
128 Don Grasso RC
129 Lester Douglas RC
130 Turk Broda
131 Max Bentley RC
132 Milt Schmidt RC
133 Nick Metz
134 Jack Crawford RC
135 Bill Benson RC
136 Lynn Patrick
137 Cully Dahlstrom
138 Mud Bruneteau
139 Dave Kerr
140 Bob (Red) Heron
141 Nick Metz
142 Ott Heller
143 Phil Hergesheimer RC
144 Tony Demers RC
145 Archie Wilder RC
146 Syl Apps
147 Ray Getliffe
148 Lex Chisholm RC
149 Eddie Wiseman RC
150 Paul Goodman RC

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  1. And why the larger size after years of smaller card sizes? I contend it was the success of St Lawrence Starch Company’s Bee Hive which shared a Toronto-based ad agency with the London baed O Pee Chee gum company. Crown Brand duplciatd BeeHive’s efforts and tried to play catch-up…then WW2 happened and it was game over for new card sets for a decade. Bee Hive as a mail-in promo kept rolling until 1945 but they too had to close down for three years until the recovery from the was was complete.

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