1938 Dixie Lids

[conor912]

Originally Posted by Leon

You need to go for the Master Set!!

Haha. I’ll take “Projects I need like a stick in the eye” for 500, Alex. I’ve already had to defend my wrapper collection to my wife, who is firmly in the “you literally bought garbage” camp.

It’s funny, the whole reason this even came up was that I rediscovered a nice Sunfreze porcelain sign I found years back and thought it would be cool to do just a Sunfreze baseball set. I’ve never even seen that red Sunfreze back until Gleny posted it, so now I’m even less sure of what to do. Down the rabbit hole we go!!

[jefferyepayne]

Thought I'd bump this thread as I found a Dixie Lid back that was not on our list of known backs.





jeff

[Luke]

Couple questions if anyone knows:

1. I have a 1937 Large Gehringer, and I saw the large Hartnett in this thread. But I haven't seen a Large Size from 1938. Do those exist?

2. For the Large Size, does it seem that the same backs were printed, or is that checklist possibly more limited?

I'm thinking about doing some sort of back project with the HOFers from either both sets, or maybe just 1937. Thanks for any help.

[Leon]

Love overprints

Originally Posted by jefferyepayne

Thought I'd bump this thread as I found a Dixie Lid back that was not on our list of known backs.





jeff

[Exhibitman]

I know it is postwar but I thought this one was interesting:

[Leon]

Never seen that back. Thanks for posting it.

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

I know it is postwar but I thought this one was interesting:

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Leon

Never seen that back. Thanks for posting it.

Me neither, which is why I picked it up.

[samosa4u]

Did somebody stamp the word "chocolate" on afterwards? It looks like it to me. Does anyone else have a Town Talk back? I would like to compare it to this one.