Pre-War Baseball Card Guide
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Bread cards, or D-cards, began to emerge just prior to the 1910's and 1920's. These cards were inserted with biscuits, cookies, cakes, and even sliced bread. The first set was released in 1909 by the Niagara baking company and it closely resembled E-cards, or caramel cards, that were being released around the same time in much greater numbers. One of the last D-card sets was printed in 1953 for the Pacific Coast League players by the Mother's Cookies Company. |
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| Year | ACC # |
Set Name |
# of Cards |
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| 1925 1947 1914 1911-14 1947 1911 1911 1946-50 1910 1947 1921 1917 1916 1916 1917 1921 1930? 1916 1909 1952 1953 1950 1911 1909-10 1916 1933 1921 1921 1922 1927 1938 1950 |
D32 D302 D303 D304 D305 D310 D311 D317 D322 D323 D327 D328 D329 D350-1 D350-2 D350-3 D351 D352 D355 D357-1 D357-2 D358 D359 D380 D381 D382 D383 -- -- -- -- -- |
Drake's
Cake Bond Bread Robinson General Baking Company General Baking Comapny Bond Bread Pacific Coast Biscuit Pacific Coast Biscuit Remar Bread Pirates Tip Top Bread Tip Top Bread Holsum Bread Weil Baking Company Weil Baking Company Standard Biscuit Standard Biscuit Standard Biscuit Grennan Baking Morehouse Baking Niagara Baking Mother's Cookies Mother's Cookies Drake's TV Series A's Williams Baking Clement Brothers Bread Fleischmann Bread Tarzan Bread Koester Bread Tip-Top Bread (Baltimore) Gassler's Bread Middy Bread Die-Cuts Sawyer Biscuit Sawyer Biscuit Indians |
64 13 51 25 44 72 72 var. 25 163 80 200 200 200 200 80 10 200 50 64 63 36 18 var. 103 30+ 52 32 37 45 46 23 |
