Show your favorite Pre-War add/advertising back

[JimC]

Love these three but Standard Biscuit is my favorite.

[JimC]

Oh crap, Ryan. Now I'm going to be looking for 1916 Mother's Bread cards. As if I don't have enough problems . . .

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by JimC

Oh crap, Ryan. Now I'm going to be looking for 1916 Mother's Bread cards. As if I don't have enough problems . . .

Lol. They are tough! I too am partial to Standard Biscuits

[x2drich2000]

Here's another one I've always gotten a kick out. W554 where they couldn't spell. Not my card, but if anyone has one I'd be interested.

[brass_rat]

Mothers' Bread is a great one, tied with Red Cross for me.
But I love the vibrant red... And this Lajoie has an amazing fiery sunset.

[brianp-beme]

I have always liked the look of the Tom Barker game cards (it is much nicer than the back of its kissing cousin National Game cards in my opinion). A person could, if squinting the brain at just the proper angle, identify this as an ad back...the back serves as an advertisement for the Tom Barker Baseball Game.

Brian (card back not mine, but surprisingly the front that is not shown is mine. I think I just over-squinted my brain).

[gabrinus]

That's a great one Steve...Jerry

[sb1]

M110

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by brass_rat

Mothers' Bread is a great one, tied with Red Cross for me.
But I love the vibrant red... And this Lajoie has an amazing fiery sunset.

Steve

Your T215-2 RED CROSS Lajoie is stunning. It isn't often that the condition of any RED CROSS cards are as nice-looking as your's.


Here's my one and only RED CROSS card (a T215-1)......





TED Z

T206 Reference
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[brass_rat]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Steve

Your T215-2 RED CROSS Lajoie is stunning. It isn't often that the condition of any RED CROSS cards are as nice-looking as your's.
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Thanks, Ted! Clean back not, I love 'em all... Including the ones with paper loss and number notations on the back.