bread card

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Posted By: dannyboy

I have a Ty Cobb card. On the back is printed C/B Bread, below that Clement's Pies and below that Clement Bros. Rochester, N.Y. Any info on this card set would be greatly appreciated.

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Posted By: jamie

catalogued as D380- 1910 Clement Bros. Bread

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Posted By: Glen V

Can you post a picture? I'm sure a number of people here would like to see it.

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Posted By: anonymousdave

I would recommend immediatly authenticating it with SGC and selling it to me

If it's the real deal it is a rare and very desireable Cobb.

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Posted By: fkw

Ive never seen the Cobb, please post a picture.

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Posted By: fkw

Very rare, get it graded. Take offers, then go buy a car.

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Posted By: zach

Theres a pic of what it looks like though not mine, its a very tough card but not unique.

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Posted By: Old

Sorry I wasn't able to post my card, but I haven't figured out how to do that. Anyway the pic has been posted by someone else. My card is in worse shape. Is there a publication or website that lists the entire D380 series and other bakery card sets and the like? Thanks.

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Posted By: Dannyboy

Here it is: See above. Thanks for everybody's interest.

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Posted By: quan

nice card...if you're looking to sell...get it graded by sgc, consign to someone, and yes look for a new car as frank suggest life is good!

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Posted By: Glen V

The Old Cardboard Site (link at the top of the vintage board, or http://www.oldcardboard.com/ ) has lists of all the bread cards, as well as others. Click the D-Cards link, then the Clements Bros Bread link and it shows both years/types of Clement Bread (1909 D380-1 Oval, 1910 D380 Square). The site say there are 8 oval cards, but I think there are 6 know, plus 8 square ones.

The Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards would have lists of the bread cards, plus most others. Fairly cheap from amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0873499913/qid=1125475321/sr=1-3/ref=sr_1_3/002-8234445-3103213?s=books&v=glance&n=283155

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Posted By: Dannyboy

Thanks for the info. I signed up for Borders e-mails a while ago. They send me coupons periodically. Yesterday went down with my 30% off coupon and bought the 2006 Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards. Had to pay tax, but Amazon wanted extra shipping $ because of size and weight of this book, so I think I came out slightly ahead even though I had to pay tax. Moral of story: I'm glad I signed up for Borders e-mails.

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Posted By: Kyle

Is there a major difference between the 2006 catalog and any of the past revisions? Just curious if you could get away with a 2000-2005 edition.

Thanks,
Kyle

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Posted By: Glen V

A few issues keep getting dropped every year, but quite a few issues (esp. postcards/cabinets) have been added. Lots of 50/60/70's team issues have disappeared the last few years, plus some individual card issues (think the '36 Block Brothers St. Louis Postcard was pulled). Also Peck & Snyders (this one baffles a number of board members). It would be nice if each new catalog would list what was removed from the previous one. Better yet, list everything and condense the modern and post-70 minor league sections.

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Posted By: dannyboy

Thanks to all those who responded to my query about the ty cobb clement bros. bread card. As you might imagine, I received a number of offers for the card. I decided to auction the card off at robertedwardauctions.com. The current auction is now taking place on the site and card itself is on page 9. If any are still interested in buying the card, you can bid on it now.

thanks again