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A magazine for collectors of non-sport trading cards, old and new. Every issue contains pricing, news, columns, features and sample cards.
http://www.nonsportupdate.com/
A source for locating old and new non-sport entertainment cards.
http://www.thewrappermagazine.com/
Search engine for locating trading card collecting sites. Over 2000 sites are catalogued.
http://www.collector-link.com/
Comic images is one of the largest publishers of non-sport trading cards and collectibles in the United States.
http://www.comicimages.com/
Designed to bring many non-sports card traders together.
http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/nonsportswebring/
Dedicated to prehistoric animal trading card and sticker collecting and the elementary study of those magnificent beasts that have captured imaginations since time immemorial.
http://www.dinofan.com/
News, analysis and features covering the non-sport trading card industry.
http://www.tradingcardhobbyist.com/
A reference and resource for collectors and dealers of Playboy trading cards.
http://members.aol.com/dtroy10610/pbcd/pbcdind.htm
Collection of vintage trade cards featuring dogs, with pictures, and a history of 92 breeds.
http://www.dogcardart.com
Alf images of 45 of the 50 states, front and back. Bad jokes and all.
http://www.lost1.net/ALF/
Resource for collectors of Australian weet bix cards produced by Sanitarium. Weetbix is breakfast cereal in Australia.
http://weetbixcards.com/
Weblog with guides and posts about collecting trading cards.
http://collectortradingcards.blogspot.com/
Resource for trading cards and collectibles with information including columns, news, internet radio segments, a forum, and links.
http://www.cardcorner.org/
Printable checklists, forums, and a collection tracking program for non sport trading cards.
http://cards.kaotic.ca/
A forum for collectors of trading cards as well as many other collectables.
http://s10.invisionfree.com/Cardz_%27n_Thingz/
A brief introduction to the free woven silk flowers given away free in the 1930's with Kensitas Cigarettes.
http://www.kensitas-silkflowers.co.uk