2.675x2.25". The 1943 M.P. & Co. (R302-1) baseball card set consists of 24 cards and was issued by the Michael Presser & Co. novelty and carnival supply company. The cards were produced as crudely drawn cartoons presented in bold colors, but show little resemblance to the players themselves. The World War II era set was issued in two types and a minimum of five subtypes. The set was issued in strips, originally, and could often be purchased at candy counters. The fronts displayed the drawing of the player, often in action, with the player's name printed within a baseball. The backs consisted of brief descriptions of the player, including his full name. One major type also offered the player's team, while the second showed no team.

Carl Owen Hubbell, nicknamed "the Meal Ticket" and "King Carl", was an American Major League Baseball player. He was a pitcher for the New York Giants of the National League from 1928 to 1943, and remained on the team's payroll for the rest of his life, long after their move to San Francisco. Some career highlights include being a nine time All-Star, a two time MVP, pitched a no-hitter on 5/8/29 and was a World Series Champion in 1933. Carl Hubbell was inducted into the National Baseball Hall Of Fame in 1947. The autograph on this card is bold and well placed in the center of this card. A review of the PSA/DNA pop report indicates that this signed copy is one of only three examples ever graded by PSA and is the highest graded.