D Series (1900s) Bakery cards....redux
 

With the recent thread on E cards, and the love associated :), it seems fitting there is a bakery (D) card thread too. This D304 (*as seen on the back of it) General Baking Rucker found it's way home after the first collection sale. Happy to have Nap back...very seldom seen miscut too.

http://luckeycards.com/pd304rucker.jpg

Two of my favorite sets are D322 and D359. Both sets are small but very challenging to complete.

I got this one from Bob Lemke. It appears as the example photo in the Standard Catalog.

Here is my Kelly run. PSA shows a single Weber back graded, but I read that only one player was available with all five backs. That was an old thread, is that still the current thought?

Here comes overkill:

All I can say is WOW and thank you Brian:D

Thank you, Jim.

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s...s3a354fcf.jpeg http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s.../D304Baker.jpg

A Bakery is incomplete without a couple of D310 Biscuits in the basket.

Brian

Brian, you are so right! And we shouldn't forget backstamps or blank backs. Also, a Clement's for good measure.

A few D Zach Wheat cards.

One of two known....Burdick has the other one.

Some super cards already posted - this is gonna be a great thread! I'm looking for a Tom Zachary card from this D382 set - I'll gladly trade this card of Coffman for a lesser condition card of Zachary.

Love the bread cards. Keep them coming!

Nothing too spectacular to offer. Have just a few other D cards besides the D304 set I put together about ten years ago.

http://photos.imageevent.com/kawika_...304%20Cobb.jpg

http://photos.imageevent.com/kawika_...Bky%20Wood.jpg

http://photos.imageevent.com/kawika_...der%20Baum.jpg

http://photos.imageevent.com/kawika_...10%20Lewis.jpg

http://photos.imageevent.com/kawika_...B%20Weaver.jpg

We all have our different levels of spectacular. To me these cards make the cut!

Brian

Gimme bread

Foster was a new addition to the Mothers' Bread checklist last year... My favorite D card set.

This Speaker pose is amazing with the orange sunset.

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Steve, although I'm partial to real-photo, b&w cards, I agree that your D303 MB Speaker and the other Speaker cards with the same pose are real eye catchers; a back run of these Speaker cards would be cool.

I've showed these WaJos before, but not in a bread thread:

Great cards, everyone!

Here's the only bread card I own:

<img width="500" src="https://www.collectorfocus.com/images/show/georgegibson/baseball-cards/47997/1910-d322-tip-top-bread" />

Cheers,

Richard.

I will be happy to double your money. Heck, since I like you, I'll even triple it! :D

Great card.

Nice , Steve. I would love to start that set, as soon as I complete a couple others!

D303 Foster
 

Still love seeing that Foster Steve..........Jerry

My favorite B&W series

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Here's the D-type cards from my collection:

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...general-baking

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...weil-baking-co

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...rehouse-baking

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...andard-biscuit

https://www.collectorfocus.com/image...1-holsum-bread

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Brian, great group of cards - the types that excite me! Your two Holmes-to-Homes are about the nicest I have ever seen. They both appear to have a back stamp; do you have any idea what it says?

Thank you, Val. Can't quite make out the stamp on the Roush.

I'd love to see a 1917 Merchants Bakery card and a 1921 Tip Top Bread card.

Wowza!! Great card!!!

Lots of really nice cards in this thread - hopefully you guys have left a HOFer Weil Baking, Holsum Bread, and Mothers' Bread card out there for me!

Sorry Bryan, but these two aren't for you! :D

Very nice bakery goodies.

Not a D card, but two can play that game Val!! :D

Brian V. H., thanks for your kind words.

Bryan/Jobu, yes, two can play this game, but only one of us played it fairly by staying on topic! Yes, your Tango-Jennings ghost would be a great addition to my Jennings back run. In fact, it is the second nicest ghost card I have ever seen - second only to this E126-Sam Rice ghost card of mine! :D

Note to Leon: I apologize for this off-topic response to Jobu, but just had to "fight fire with fire." :) I'll make up for this indiscretion by posting another "D" card in the next day or two to help keep this thread alive.

I have a few D311s. Sorry, the scans aren't very good...some even came out like reverse negatives (which they aren't).

A few more...

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I don't believe we have yet had a 1917 D328 Weil Baking in this thread:

more overkill...

Back in the day, one could get quality bread at all grocery stores in Rochester.

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That is ok Val. I kind of like this one from the same series... I have owned it twice now..

Here are examples of Standard Biscuit Cards

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Nice haul Brian. I landed one...
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... and another D for good measure
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Thank you, Ian. Nice Heilman and Williams cards.