Offered are nearly three dozen cards featuring players from the Chicago White Sox in the more-difficult O-Pee-Chee versions, the Topps Canadian counterpart that largely mimicked the Topps issues on the fronts and only nominally diverged on the backs, at least until 1970 when the bilingual stuff started. The cards in this group are broadly Excellent to Ex-Mt, with some outliers noted in the listing below. All cards shown are the player’s regular-issue version unless other indicated. The breakdown: 1) 1965 O-Pee-Chee (3) – Cater, Hansen and Hersberger (Good); 2) 1966 (9) – including Agee Rookie (Near-Mint-Plus), McCraw (m/c), Berry, Fisher, Martin, Peters, Robinson, Ward and Weis; 3) 1967 (9) – Berry, Buzhardt, Hansen (Good), Higgins, Horlen, Howard, McCraw (Good), Stanky (Good) and Sox Sockers; 4) 1968 (2) – Horlen and John (Good); 5) 1969 (3) – Aparicio (Good) Wood and Nyman Rookie (Very Good); and 6) 1970 (6) – with Aparicio (Very Good), Arrigo, Bradford, Edmondson (VG-Ex), Walt Williams (Good) and Farmer Rookie.