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Opening Packs of Topps Desert Storm Cards |Vintage Non Sports Cards The first series of 1991 Topps Desert Storm cards kicks things off with 88 cards and 22 stickers. When they first came out, the cards created quite a buzz. In particular, the first card in the set, President Bush, was very popular. Like all three series, Topps Desert Storm card fronts have a brown camouflage border. The caption box on the front is green. The first series Topps Desert Storm card backs are the plainest of the three sets. They have thin red ribbons with stripes along the top and bottom with the Desert Storm logo fading into the background. The Topps Desert Storm series 1 - at 22 stickers are double what the other two series have. They feature different mottos and icons. Totaling 264 cards and 44 stickers, 1991 Topps Desert Storm cards aim to explain what happened, albeit through a patriotic lens. Background, technology and key figures in the Gulf War are all part of the checklist. Some of the notable politicians and military minds in the set are President George H.W. Bush, Colin Powell, future Vice President Dick Cheney, Norman Schwarzkopf, Saddam Hussein and Mikhail Gorbachev. The set also goes deep into many of the weapons, jets, aircraft carriers and other military details used by coalition forces. Because they were so widely produced, 1991 Topps Desert Storm trading cards remain easy to find. For the most part, they're also extremely affordable as well. Don't expect these cards to be worth much in the future from a monetary standpoint. They're probably best used as an interesting secondary source for exploring the Gulf War. I also speak of my Nephew James Lee Davis in this video, who passed away stateside (North Carolina) in a Motorcycle accident December 16th 2022 not too far from his base. As young boy, he was very interested in the military, and serving his nation (in my opinion) due to the events of September 11th which affected all New Yorkers greatly, especially the children who lived close to the towers. James was born and raised within a mile of the World Trade Center. After High School, and a couple years of college, he enlisted in the US Army as a paratrooper, reaching the level of Sargeant in the 82nd Airborne who served two tours for his nation, one in Afghanistan, the other in Poland. He was set to retire, and re-enter civilian life in 2023, God had other plans. #topps #desertstorm #nonsportscards #RIP #packopening #bunkle

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