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W514 type set
Here is my latest collecting accomplishment, with special thanks to Leon, ErikV, and Bob Lemke for their assistance in putting together this W514 family, possibly for the first time.
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Very nice Glenn!
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W514
Nice Glenn. Any commentary on the advertising backs?
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Nice Type Set!!
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Very Cool! There is a horizontal stamp variation of mothers bread W514 if you want to get really technical! But awesome collection!
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Nice Glenn! Which one was the final piece of the puzzle?
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I estimate there are about 5 surviving examples each of Barker Bread and Mother's Bread, not to be confused with D303 Mothers' [plural] Bread. Is that your card? Who's on the front? I haven't ever seen the horizontal Mother's ad before, but I'd love to examine it. The H.A. Robinson is the one I just picked up. It's one of two known examples with the Robinson ad, the other being Eddie Cicotte. Bob Lemke has blogged about all of them in the past, and he's certainly more of an expert than I, so I would just recommend his blog to anyone who may be interested in further details. http://boblemke.blogspot.com/2009/08...4-ad-back.html http://boblemke.blogspot.com/2009/08...couple-of.html http://boblemke.blogspot.com/2015/11...f-w514-ha.html |
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Glenn,
Great run of W514 ad backs! FYI, a group of 30 W514 cards with Mother's Bread backs, including 4 horizontal cards, were auctioned a couple of weeks ago by a local auction house in Hagerstown, MD. Here's the link to this auction - see lots #26 - #55: http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/ph...ry=0&zip=&kwd= Although I live fairly close to Hagerstown, I was out of town and unable to attend this auction. Fortunately, another Net54er who did attend this auction picked up the Sam Rice card for me to go with my Hendlers Ice Cream card of Rice (the one pictured in Lemke's blog). Now then, all I need to find are the Barker Bread and H.A. Robinson cards of Rice! Val |
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Whoa! Well that certainly changes things. I'm gonna have to start following AuctionZip I guess. If that same forum member who picked up the Sam Rice bought any more of them, please convey my interest.
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A new one turns up about every five years, and there are 120 cards in the W514 base set, so you know, just be patient. Seriously though I'll be happy to flip them to you if I ever acquire either one.
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