Looking for proof (D303 Mothers' Bread)

[brass_rat]

Almost a year later, thanks Val and Bob for posting those additional checklist scans.

I just wanted to bump this thread, as I am still looking for scans of Bressler and Lajoie! Just finding scans of them would make for a pretty great year for my 2019 collecting.

Cheers,
Steve

[Leon]

And I will bump it again to remind myself to check some other hobby references, as well as see if anyone else reading now, that didn't read it before, has any new info?

Originally Posted by brass_rat

Almost a year later, thanks Val and Bob for posting those additional checklist scans.

I just wanted to bump this thread, as I am still looking for scans of Bressler and Lajoie! Just finding scans of them would make for a pretty great year for my 2019 collecting.

Cheers,
Steve

[brass_rat]

I just wanted to bump this before the Texas show this weekend...

If you're chatting with friends or dealers and there's a pause in the conversation, don't be shy about bringing up this thread.

Perhaps some folks neighboring Louisiana might have some information...

[buymycards]

How much do we know about the W514 Mother's Bread cards?

I think there were several Mother's Bread business that were spread around the country. There was Mother's Bread in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1915, and in Indianapolis in the 1930's, and in Pittsburgh in 1904.

Were these W514 Mother's Bread cards issued by the same Mother's Bread company that issued the D303's in Louisiana?

PSA shows them as 1919-1921 and Krause shows them as 1920-21. The D303's say "Mothers'" and the W514's say "Mother's".

I doubt that the W514''s have anything to do with Louisiana, but I would like to hear other opinions.

Thanks, Rick

[ZachS]

Originally Posted by buymycards

Were these W514 Mother's Bread cards issued by the same Mother's Bread company that issued the D303's in Louisiana?

100% NO... completely different company.

[buymycards]

Originally Posted by ZachS

100% NO... completely different company.

Thanks, Zach