Number of Cards
50 cards in the 1935 Schutter-Johnson collection included 4 Cubs players.Size of Cards
The size of the cards measure 2-1/4” x 2-7/8Basic Features
This set was created by the Schutter-Johnson Candy Corporation as a promotional item featuring a Major League Secret. These hand-drawn cards from Al Demaree, who used to be a Cubs pitcher turned cartoonist, were set against a red field with fantastic drawings and a great subject to learn about the game, but they are very difficult to collect. The real fun is on the reverse of the card, as one of the Cubs' super-greats gives Major League Secrets on how to correctly play the ball, which a lot of Major Leaguers today should read up on. R332 might be one of the better early unknown gems in the baseball collecting community.To prevent purchasing a false piece of history, always get a professionally graded card from a recognized provider. In the future, graded cards will be significantly more valuable.
Famous Schutter-Johnson Candy
Bit-O-Honey first appeared in 1928.Chicago Cubs 1935 Schutter-Johnson Candy Checklist
| Player |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #3 Kiki Cuyler's/Baserunning Tips |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #14 Hack Wilson/grip bat at extreme end |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #15 Charley Grimm/testing pitcher at first |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #17 Chuck Klein/keep eye on ball |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #18 Woody English/bunt flat-footed |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #19 Grover Alexander/side arm fastball |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #29 Kiki Cuyler/halfslide |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #38 Gabby Hartnett/Simple Batting Signs |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #44 Charley Root/Holding Runners on First |
| 1935 Schutter-Johnson R332 #48 Grover Alexander/Full Windup |
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