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1934 D382 Tarzan Bread

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BACK Year(s) Published: 1934
Hobby Designation: D382
Set Name: Tarzan Bread
Card Size (inches): 2-3/16 x 3-1/4
Number of Cards in Set: 36+
Est. Value (common; VG): $1900

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Set Summary

Produced by Consolidated Bakeries, Inc. of Detroit, MI
Borderless unnumbered cards show only player name on front
Most known examples can be traced to the Detroit area
Considered by some as the scarcest set of the 1930's
Backs printed with player bio and Tarzan "thoro Bread" logo
Rare variations known with red "Trophy" panel affixed to back

References:
1) Lyman Hardeman, "Newspaper Ads Pinpoint Origins of 1934 D382 Tarzan Bread Cards," Old Cardboard Magazine, Issue #22, Spring 2010, p. 26
2) "Munns Added to D382 Checklist," Old Cardboard Magazine (Editor's Notebook), Issue #25, Spring 2011, p. 8
3) "Tarzan Bread Checklist Continues Expansion," Old Cardboard Magazine (Editor's Notebook), Issue #28, Fall 2012, p. 8

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FRONT	BACK	Year(s) Published: 1934 Hobby Designation: D382 Set Name: Tarzan Bread Card Size (inches): 2-3/16 x 3-1/4 Number of Cards in Set: 36+ Est. Value (common; VG): $1900 Player Checklist D382s on eBay Google Search
(shown at approximate actual size)
Set Summary Produced by Consolidated Bakeries, Inc. of Detroit, MI Borderless unnumbered cards show only player name on front Most known examples can be traced to the Detroit area Considered by some as the scarcest set of the 1930's Backs printed with player bio and Tarzan "thoro Bread" logo Rare variations known with red "Trophy" panel affixed to back References: 1) Lyman Hardeman, "Newspaper Ads Pinpoint Origins of 1934 D382 Tarzan Bread Cards," Old Cardboard Magazine, Issue #22, Spring 2010, p. 26 2) "Munns Added to D382 Checklist," Old Cardboard Magazine (Editor's Notebook), Issue #25, Spring 2011, p. 8 3) "Tarzan Bread Checklist Continues Expansion," Old Cardboard Magazine (Editor's Notebook), Issue #28, Fall 2012, p. 8


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