1933 Goudey Sport Kings
(Basketball Only)

#3 Nat Holman

The Goudey Sports Kings multi-sport set published the next major basketball issue of the pre-war era in 1933. The set includes cards for four basketball players, Nat Holman, Ed Wachter, Joseph Lapchick, and Eddie Burke. The collection, distributed by the Goudey Gum Company, contains a total of 48 cards. Champions from a variety of other sports, including baseball, football, hockey, tennis, horse racing, dog sled racing, and pilots, are featured on the card fronts. It is noteworthy for including historical female sports legends.

Below is a Goudey Sport Kings Basketball Checklist and images of 1933 Goudey Sport Kings wrapper.

Goudey Sport Kings Basketball Checklist

#3 Nat Holman
#5 Ed Watcher
#32 Joseph Lapchick
#33 Eddie Burke

#3 Nat Holman

Vintage card featuring Ed Wachter, a basketball player, from the Sport Kings Gum collection. The card shows a portrait of Ed Wachter wearing a red basketball jersey, with illustrations of basketball players below him. The text describes his basketball career, including playing for Harvard and coaching at Harvard, and mentions the gum brand, Sport Kings Chewing Gum by The Goudey Gum Co.

#5 Ed Watcher

#3 Nat Holman

#32 Joe Lopchick (should be Lapchick)

Vintage sports trading card of Ed Wachter, a basketball player, with informational text on the back about his career and sports gum branding.

1933 Goudey Sport Kings Flattened Wrapper

A vintage advertisement for Sport Kings Gum featuring silhouettes of athletes from various sports including boxing, golf, baseball, tennis, football, and hockey, with bright yellow, red, and black colors, and instructions for collecting picture cards.

#33 Eddie Burke

1933 Goudey Sport Kings Unopened Wrapper

A pack of Sport Kings Gumi with illustrations of various sports figures in action poses, set against red and yellow background.

1933 Goudey Sport Kings Unopened Wrapper (Front)

A vintage pack of Juicy Fruit chewing gum in its original packaging, showing the red and white design with text and warnings, still in sealed plastic.