American Caramel E125 distribution?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by gnaz01

How could I have missed this!!!!!!

I was there. I went to hit the BIN, hit it, and someone hit it seconds before I did. I was pissed at myself but it happens.

[birdman42]

On the back page of the ad (bottom right corner) there's a promo for Darby's Whipped Cream Chocolates. Not the same as the Pennant Chocolates that we've seen the cards for, but it does look like there's a picture of a ball player on the box.

Bill

[Matthew H]

Mark's arguments seem right on. It might have been a nuisance to kids trying to carry around these large un-stackable pieces, and kids did carry cards around for trade and other reasons. When I was growing up there were all kinds of large odd-ball issues that no one I knew ever collected. It was 1987 Topps all day.

I was forced shoe-fly pie at a very young age, and swore off molasses for good. I ate a molasses cookie a few years ago which reminded me why I don't eat molasses. I will try See's molasses because I trust you Mark.

What are the "Educational Picture Caramels"? They appear to show Baseball too? Also, I'm missing the Darby ad... And what's up with the Duche Stick??

[birdman42]

Originally Posted by Matthew H

Also, I'm missing the Darby ad...

Matt, on the back page, very bottom right corner, is an ad in a red box. The Darbys are directly above that.

Bill

[Matthew H]

Originally Posted by birdman42

Matt, on the back page, very bottom right corner, is an ad in a red box. The Darbys are directly above that.

Bill

Missed the whole back page, thanks.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Matthew H

Missed the whole back page, thanks.

And to add more insult to injury there is a Delatour Chocolate Sponge ad on there too. I am pretty sure they put their ad on some of our Postcards, Rose Postcards maybe?

[Matthew H]

Originally Posted by Leon

And to add more insult to injury there is a Delatour Chocolate Sponge ad on there too. I am pretty sure they put their ad on some of our Postcards, Rose Postcards maybe?

Do you know what the 'Educational Picture Caramels' are?