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01-13-2021, 07:29 PM
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Early Caramel Cards Question
Here's one for the historians on here: We know how tobacco cards were marketed, for the most part, but does anyone know how caramel cards were marketed? My guess would be in a fashion similar to how Topps included their bubble gum - in unwrapped slabs. I think that because of the staining. However, there were several caramel companies back then, so did they all bring their card issues to market the same way, or did one or more choose to depart from the norms of the day?
Maybe some of you can add to, or subtract from the details here. Thanks! Last edited by robw1959; 01-13-2021 at 10:05 PM. 
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