The 1933 Delong Gum issue was one of the first and most popular gum card sets. Produced by the Delong Gum Co, this issue was one of several popular candy and gum-related sets to emanate from the Boston area in the early 1930s. The colorful cards remain popular among collectors today, the 24-card set not prohibitive to assemble but nonetheless challenging. One of the primary reasons for the challenge is the unquestionable key to the set, card #7 of Yankees first baseman Lou Gehrig. This example, graded PR 1 by PSA, exhibits wear consistent with the grade in the form of csome light creasing and surface wear, slight soiling and discoloration, corner wear, and scrapbook remnants on the reverse. Despite all this, eye appeal is strong for the grade. One of the more important baseball cards of the 1930s.