That’s the one I was hoping to see.

D-Unc 1936 Kroger Bread card

https://luckeycards.com/pdunc1936krogerbreadriddle.jpg

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D304 Martens Bakery:

Great pin

Weber Lajoie
 

Don't think a d304 Weber back has been posted yet...here is a Lajoie...Jerry

Weber Lajoie is beast! A Martens Baker ain’t half bad either (and sort of a pun since these are “bread cards”

Not quite as impressive as the 1924 Mrs. Sherlock's Bread pin of Babe Ruth, but heck if I don't have a couple of different bread pins from sets not shown yet, even though I really, really don't collect pins.

First is the (I believe ACC designation PD2 ?) 1920 Mrs. Sherlock Bread pin of Joe Kelly (the set features members of the Toledo Mud Hens). And also shown is a 1922-23 PB4 Kolb's Mothers Bread pin of Frank Gilhooley (the set features members of the Reading Aces of the Pennsylvania International League).

Brian (sorry, no backs shown, because my scanner says no to recessed backs)

Hostess is a bakery, right? :)

Yeah, I suppose it is, but I'm going to arbitrarily limit my list to issues from the 1950s or earlier.

Here's a D328:

1922 Cream Nut/Goodie Bread

Thanks, Jeff!

I hope that cake products count as bakery items.

As Marie Antoinette would say, "Let them eat cake." And I believe she also came up with "or they can pound sand."

Brian

How about a Besta Cake to go with your Mother's Bread?

1949 Sunbeam Bread

Greg, I recognize this card, as it was once part of my type collection.

A tough one it is, sir

D381 Ferguson Bakery Fred Allen. I'm aware of only a dozen Fergusons with the coupons still attached. One is in the Burdick Collection at the Met. This one was discovered in a card shop in MA.

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Not sure if ones been posted yet but I just love this card, thanks again Ryan.
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Here's the other Cream Nut type.

1922 Mrs. Sherlock's Bread numbered set, #5 Doc Ayers.

Also recommend checking out Louisianacards.com for its fun bakery card scans and info.

D134 Weber Baking