W514 Hendlers backs

[Epps]

Wow, that Cicotte is awesome. I also have never seen one like it.

[fkw]

Ive seen a few...

Here are scans I have of some backs found on W514's

(Notice the slogans vary on the Hendlers backs)


1919-21 F-Unc. Hendler's Ice Cream


1919-21 D-Unc. Barker Bread

(dont own them anymore)

[Leon]

here's one (W515-2 with stamp) I just picked up.....The description in the title didn't have anything about the stamp so it went somewhat unnoticed on ebay....

[Bob Lemke]

But still a great find. With your permission to capture your photos, I'll add it to the Standard Catalog.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bob Lemke

But still a great find. With your permission to capture your photos, I'll add it to the Standard Catalog.

Thanks for the clarification Bob...I sometimes get some of the W series mixed up. I guess I should have gotten the program at the gate . You are more than welcome to use the scan and/or info. regards

[nolemmings]

Leon, why do you refer to your Jersey Ice Cream as one that has been "stamped"? That looks to me like it was printed, as does the Robinson Crusoe peanut card, both being centered and with somewhat intricate fonts. Do you think these were hand-stamped as opposed to printed?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by nolemmings

Leon, why do you refer to your Jersey Ice Cream as one that has been "stamped"? That looks to me like it was printed, as does the Robinson Crusoe peanut card, both being centered and with somewhat intricate fonts. Do you think these were hand-stamped as opposed to printed?

Good question, Todd. I never really gave it a second thought until now. Maybe it is a regular printed back? I think it would have been an easier process to stamp them, but printing is a possibility. In looking a little closer at it, and I did put it under low magnification, the letters are solid.....I might be able to put it under a higher magnification, get out David Cycleback's book, and investigate further. Nice question.