Festival of Family Classics Trading Cards
Burger Chef promoted the television series Festival of Family Classics with this set of trading cards issued in 1972. The series was a set of 12 cartoons that aired one a month for a year. The shows were the creation of Rankin Bass studios (best known for their production of stop motion animation holiday specials like Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.)
My set is still incomplete. I'm always looking to buy or trade for the the ones I need. This set probably contains 100 cards although the highest number I've seen is 99.
Each card is 2.5"x3.5".
The backs are identical and depict Burger Chef and Jeff promoting the shows.
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Special thanks to both Les Davis at The Wrapper and Bob Marcy at Scottsdale Cards for helping me locate and attain Ron Wilson's collection (numbered in bold.) Ron spent years tracking down cards from this rare series and it's my intention to preserve and expand upon his effort.
Update: October 13, 2006; Thanks to Lee Ann Blevins for helping me track down cards 75, 91 and 93.






Hi,
I have an autistic son, and he is obssessed by the festival of family classics card collection. I realise that your collection is probably very hard to get hold of, but do you know where I could begin one for him?
Your help would be really appreciaited.
Best regards,
David Halliday
Posted by: David Halliday | November 26, 2005 at 06:58 AM
helo, where can i get these movie? i cannot fidn them on amazon, so which is another good source?
Posted by: shef | February 03, 2008 at 02:45 PM