1910 C56 #35 Jack Marshall PSA VG 3

1910 C56 #35 Jack Marshall PSA 3 – Early Ice Hockey Classic from Canada’s First Card Set

The 1910 C56 issue stands as the first-ever hockey card set, a true cornerstone in the history of the sport and a sacred piece of Canadian cardboard heritage. Card #35 features Jack Marshall, a pivotal figure from the early days of professional hockey. Known for his versatility and leadership, Marshall played every position except goalie and won six Stanley Cups with four different teams—an unmatched feat that speaks volumes about his era-spanning dominance.

This PSA 3 example offers a well-preserved relic from over a century ago, with vivid coloration, period-authentic wear, and strong eye appeal for the grade. The artwork captures Marshall in his classic uniform, framed by the ornate, Art Nouveau-inspired design that defines the C56 series. These cards were issued with cigarette products and have survived the test of time in very limited numbers—especially considering how few complete sets exist today.

A must-have for vintage hockey collectors and pre-war sports enthusiasts alike, this is a historically significant card that connects directly to hockey’s earliest legends.