Louisiana Types
 

Hi all, I am attempting to put together a type card set of Louisiana issues. I have 17 cards on my list, but I am probably missing a few. I would appreciate any info on any other sets that were made in Louisiana. Here is what I have:

T211

T213 3 types

T214

T215 2 types (I am not counting Pirates, since these appear to have been made in England) Plus, the Red Cross cards appear to have made in NJ, but Lew Lipsett's book shows them as a Louisiana issue, so I'm not sure they should be on this list.

T216 Kotton 3 back types
Mino
Virginia Extra

Weil Baking 1916 and 1917

Holsum 1920 and 1921

Mothers Bread 1916

Thanks, Rick

Hi Rick,
Another D303 besides Mothers Bread is General Baking.
Also I don't see Tango Eggs on your list.

Excellent thread. Being from LA, I've thought about doing a type set like this but I've never got around to it.

I'll definitely be keeping an eye on this.:)

Cool niche...i collect louisiana issues...but only t206 sized...and i def include red cross in there.

ah, but you sold one....and T207 Red Cross can be added to the list..

http://luckeycards.com/pt207redcross.jpg

If memory serves, I believe Virginia Extra, Mino, and Kotton come in a thin, paper-like version and if so you may want to add those three to your list as well.

Thanks
 

Thanks guys. Mike - I can't believe I missed Tango Eggs.

This is going to get pricey.

Rick

I no longer include t207 RC's...they turn my stomach!

Pelicans cabinet

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3676/8...49851db6_z.jpg


You will also need a T207 Anon Factory 3. I'll think of more later.

Pelicans
 

That Pelicans cabinet is sweeet!

Another one
 

I forgot about the Type 3 Coupon overprint. That will be a tough one.

NO Cab
 

Yes! Rob - Love that cabinet - She's a beauty.

Another Pelican cabinet, John Ewing, brother of Buck.

http://photos.imageevent.com/kawika_...hn%20Ewing.jpg

Nice Ewing, David.

Thanks Rick and Jeremy. That cabinet is of Shorty Fuller, also an n172 subject, and was identified by Mark from SABR.

I don't know much about them, but I think the 1911-14 D304 bread cards are New Orleans cards.

Here's a t213-3, factory 3, Type 3, Cobb bat

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7314/8...3da92402_z.jpghttp://farm3.staticflickr.com/2840/8...5d79c674_z.jpg

I don't think so - the Brunner's reverse refers to Buffalo, and the Weber reverse refers to Newark...unless those were major markets for a LA-based bakery?

There is reference to General Baking on D304s though.

EDIT - found this on another website:

"The history of General Host may be traced to 1911, when the General Baking Co. was incorporated in New York as an amalgamation of 19 former baking businesses covering many major cities between New Orleans and Boston."

So it looks like only certain brands (such as Mother's) were LA brands. Others were NY brands, and General Baking was NY-based.

Cheers,
Blair

Victory

How can a Louisiana type run not include Tango Eggs?
http://photos.imageevent.com/griffin...snahan.tif.jpghttp://photos.imageevent.com/griffin...ollins.tif.jpghttp://photos.imageevent.com/griffin...tled-3.tif.jpghttp://photos.imageevent.com/griffin...awford.tif.jpghttp://photos.imageevent.com/griffin...Weaver.tif.jpg

Very nice Anthony!

Raining Pelicans...
 

David - Another nice Cabinet from the Pelican hoard that I seemed to have been the under bidder on several in that auction earlier this year! :( Anyway - Great Cab!

Here is my Louisiana Contribution to this thread : 1906 W601 & Sporting Life

I feel like I'm in the Fla Keys with all these pelicans around...beauts!!!

4 Tough Creole Millers...and my Cajun Collection!

Pete
 

Pete - very nice!

For all of you with the Pelicans collection - wow those are great!

Rick

My Louisiana types so far
 

This is what I have so far - Still a long way to go.

Rick

More
 

These are all Louisiana cards. Sorry for the bad photos.

Rick

some..

Leon
 

Leon, holy cow! That is a great collection!

Rick

Blair, I was thinking of the D304 back that says 'General, Star, and French' breads, but it may be that those were just "Louisiana type breads" that were only sold in the Northeast.

It's interesting that the T215 Red Cross say "New Jersey" on the back, but were almost surely distributed in Louisiana, as so many have been discovered there.

Alot of info from this site!!
 

Being from Louisiana I'm loving this thread. The amount of knowledge on this site is amazing.
I also like how patient y'all are with some of us that are new to vintage.