FS: 1910 E104-1 Nadja Ad Back; Harry Krause A's PSA 1.5 (SOLD)

[Leon]

BTW, on this card, Blanke Wenneker made he Nadja Caramels, and ads, for cards. And since they were from St. Louis, it seems reasonable they could have been distributed there also, unless there is more provenance I am unaware of (and there easily could be). GLWTS...nice card..

[benge610]

Originally Posted by Leon

BTW, on this card, Blanke Wenneker made he Nadja Caramels, and ads, for cards. And since they were from St. Louis, it seems reasonable they could have been distributed there also, unless there is more provenance I am unaware of (and there easily could be). GLWTS...nice card..

Thank you Leon for the input. I so, love the thrill of the hunt; digging for info, discovering, assembling puzzle pieces, etc.
I like to brainstorm, like I was a fly on the wall; when decisions would have been made; regarding the subjects and product distribution.

I find it interesting that;
Vic Willis - 1910 STL (NL)
Bill Abstein 1910 STB (AL)
were the only E104 subjects, actively playing in the St. Louis area while the caramels were on sale.

With E104-1 dedicated to Phila. (AL) and E104-2 dedicated to Pitt. (NL); I also find interesting that the majority of E104-3 subjects came from the Det. (AL) and NY ( NL) teams; along with the Phila. (NL) subjects. I viewed these decisions as "contenders" for the eventual 'World Champions' tag line. If blank backs of all subjects were nationally distributed with product; they retain a stack of the "contenders" on their shelves; WS winner determines the tag line overprint and regional distribution to the winning market. The Phila. (NL) subjects, I viewed as a regional decision again; having Nadja Ad backs.

Back to the "Wenneker", St. Louis connection; wouldn't it be cool if Goodwin, for ex. unearths boxes of Nadja Caramels; from an attic in an estate sale; and find Ad backs of other guys? besides Abstein and Willis?

All theories are welcome. Every puzzle piece helps to create a clearer picture.

Ben