Popular for classic design, historic subjects and an interesting trivia game, Topps 1952 "Look 'n See" series ranks as one of the top non-sport issues of the post-war era. This tastefully appointed set is formatted after Topps standard setting 1952 baseball card series, but in a smaller size. Famous figures from throughout history are celebrated with artwork images gracing the card obverses, while the reverses feature pertinent text and trivia questions related to the subjects. The answers to the questions are detected by using a red cellophane viewer panel to uncover embedded images and revelations. Absent only card #112 John D. Rockefeller, this Look 'n See saves a lot of leg work and condition is respectable, with the great majority ranging from average to better.

Highlights are:

Key cards: #1 Franklin D. Roosevelt (FR), #4 Abraham Lincoln (GD, ST), #6 Theodore Roosevelt (VG, ST), #9 George Washington (GD), #15 Babe Ruth (VG-EX), #20 Albert Einstein (VG), #30 Charles Lindbergh (VG), #32 Douglas McArthur (VG), #45 Amelia Earhart (GD), #47 Admiral Peary (GD+), #57 Jesse James (VG), #82 Rembrandt (GD), #98 Adlai Stevenson (VG+, MC), #130 Victor Herbert (FR), #133 Joan of Arc (VG) and #135 Dolly Madison (GD)

 PSA graded cards: #23 James A. Whistler (EX-MT 6), #86 Benvenuto Cellini, #103 Duke of Windsor (EX-MT 6)

The balance of (115) cards range as (10% EX, 25% VG-EX, 35% VG, 20% GD, 10% lesser)

Also included is (1) viewer that remains serviceable, despite a horizontal fold at center