Post a bakery type card that hasn't been posted yet.

[darwinbulldog]

I'd like to see how many D types from our personal collections we can put together in one thread, so, just as the title reads, post a bakery type card that hasn't been posted yet. Cataloged or uncataloged is fine. Let's see what you've got.

I'll update here as new types are added. Here's what we have so far.

D32 Drake's Cake
D134 Weber Baking
D290-1 Tip Top Bread Labels
D290-1 Fischer's Bread Labels
D290-1 Northland Bread Labels
D302 Bond Bread
D303 General Baking Co.
D303 Mothers' Bread
D304 Brunners Bread
D304 Martens Bakery
D304 Weber Bakery
D310 Pacific Coast Biscuit
D311 Pacific Coast Biscuit
D317-5 Remar Bread
D322 Tip Top Bread
D323 Tip Top Bread
D327-1 Holsum Bread
D327-2 Holsum Bread
D328 Weil Baking
D329 Weil Baking
D350-1 Standard Biscuit
D350-2 Standard Biscuit
D350-3 Standard Biscuit
D352 Morehouse Baking
D359 Rochester Baking
D359 Williams Baking
D380 Clement Bros. Bread
D381 Ferguson Bakery
D381 Fleischmann Bakery
D382 Tarzan Bread
D383 Koester Bread

D-Unc
1909 Morton's Buster Brown Bread Pin
1916 Ferguson Bakery Premium (cf. D381)
1916 Holmes to Homes Milk-Maid Bread (cf. M101-5)
1917 Merchants Bakery
1920 Mrs. Sherlock's Bread (PD2)
1920-21 Barker Bread
1920-21 Mother's Bread, portrait orientation type (cf. W514)
1921 Clark's Bread
1921 Tip Top Bread
1921 Wool's American-Maid Bread
1921-22 Cream Nut (cf. E121)
1922 Gassler's American-Maid Bread
1922 Haffner's Big-Tayto-Loaf Bread
1922 Cream Nut (cf. W573)
1922 Mrs. Sherlock's Bread, numbered pins
1922-23 Kolb's Mothers Bread (PB4)
1924 Mrs. Sherlock's Bread (PD3)
1936 Kroger Bread
1949 Sunbeam Bread

[nolemmings]

Here's a Clark's:

[Exhibitman]

[robertsmithnocure]

Here is a D381 Ferguson Bakery Premium.

[edjs]

D310

[3finger1908]

not the rarest of types but what the heck:

felsch d329 front.jpgfelsch back.jpg

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by edjs

D310

Nice card Ed.

[edjs]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Nice card Ed.

Thanks, you have some nice examples from this set, too.

[brass_rat]

D303 Mothers' Bread ... My favorite D set

[ValKehl]

Nice card, Adam. I've never seen a Wool's Bread card of a boxer.

[BuzzD]

D327 Holsum Bread Peckinpaugh

[JimC]

Merchants Bakery

[ValKehl]

Nice Merchants Bakery, Jim. I wish there had been a Sam Rice card in the find of Merchants Bakery cards that surfaced a few years ago. And, I'm still kicking myself for not bidding higher for the WaJo card in that find.

Buzz, here's another Peckinpaugh card with an ad for a different bakery:

[Kawika]

D304 & D381

[ValKehl]

I've had this WaJo card for many, many years, thinking/hoping it was a 1-of-1 because there were no examples listed in the pop reports. But then, an example surfaced in the large group of Haffner's Bread cards that Heritage auctioned in 2021.

[brianp-beme]

The punch hole on this D350 Standard Biscuit was created to indicate that Rabbit Maranville was a star player for the Pirates.

Brian

[brianp-beme]

In a more perfect world, every vintage collector would have a toaster like David's.

Brian

Originally Posted by Kawika

D304 & D381

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

The punch hole on this D350 Standard Biscuit was created to indicate that Rabbit Maranville was a star player for the Pirates. Brian

Brian, nice D350-3, which have always seemed to me to be the toughest of the three Standard Biscuit issues. Here are examples of the D350-1 and D350-2 cards:

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

In a more perfect world, every vintage collector would have a toaster like David's. Brian

Brian, I'd rather have a hole-punched Standard Biscuit card like yours than the toaster, even though it does appear to be a NM example.

[JimC]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Nice card, Adam. I've never seen a Wool's Bread card of a boxer.

Wow. Incredible Morehouse Walter, Val. I did not even know there was a Merchants Johnson out there. I bet it would fetch a tidy sum today!

[robw1959]

Here's a D304 example . . .

[darwinbulldog]

1921 White's Bakery/Tip Top Baltimore Orioles

[Leon]

d382

[BuzzD]

Adding a Fleischmann's Gedeon and Fisher

[x2drich2000]

[BuzzD]

Fred Hofmann Koester Bread

[JimC]

I realize that strictly speaking this isn't pre war but it is a cool bakery issue.

[JollyElm]

465. Mold Gold (also Wönderbond (Ger.))
The various sets of cards issued by bread companies.

See also: Flourdough - a seriously valuable bread company card.

[pcoz]

From series 2 issued in 1921. Only Ruth known..

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[puckpaul]

Originally Posted by robertsmithnocure

Here is a D381 Ferguson Bakery Premium.

great piece!I like the Ferguson pennants on their own, too. almost bought some a few times.

[Vintagecatcher]

Sorry for the poor scan. A set that has grown on me. Tough to find without creases or paper loss.


Patrick

[RCMcKenzie]

d303 General Star/French/Little General brands Tinker

[ValKehl]

Here's a Holsum Bread card with the other back variation (not previously shown in this thread):

[Aaron Seefeldt]

Here’s a couple

[BlueSky]

D317 1950 Remar Bread

[ghostmarcelle]

another Tip Top

[Lucas00]

Do Bread Labels count?

Northland and fischers.

[kmac32]

Originally Posted by BuzzD

Fred Hofmann Koester Bread

Very nice

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by pcoz

From series 2 issued in 1921. Only Ruth known..

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Fantastic looking Card
if you every decide to get rid of it or if the bread gets moldy just give me a call

[mrreality68]

The only known Holmes to Homes Bread Joe Jackson

[Casey2296]

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D310 Pacific Coast Biscuits
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[molenick]

Looks like no one has posted a D359 yet.

[pcoz]

Will do Jeff thanks. Fantastic Jackson!!


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[ValKehl]

Interestingly, D359 was assigned to both of these bakery issues. I wonder why.

[darwinbulldog]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Interestingly, D359 was assigned to both of these bakery issues. I wonder why.

Just wait till you hear about T206.

[edjs]

Anybody have a 1910 Clement Brothers Bread?

[Rhotchkiss]

Originally Posted by edjs

Anybody have a 1910 Clement Brothers Bread?

Ed, you ask (and thanks to a tip off from Steve H), you receive.

Some amazing cards in this thread!!

[gabrinus]

Incredible thread guys...Ryan, that Clement Bros. Cobb is awesome...Jerry

[ValKehl]

In post #23 of this thread, Leon showed his rare TARZAN Bread card with the overlaid TROPHY sticker. I'm guessing that TROPHY is the name of another bread product produced by the issuer. Here's an example of the "regular" D382 TARZAN Bread card. I'm looking for a TARZAN/TROPHY card of Tom Zachary, and I'm willing to trade my card for a lesser condition card of Zachary.

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by Lucas00

Do Bread Labels count?

I don't see why not.