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Old 03-27-2024, 04:37 AM
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Default 1921 Clark's Bread: Duffy Lewis
George E. "Duffy" Lewis. Left fielder with the Washington Senators in 1921. 1,518 hits and 38 home runs in 11 MLB seasons. 3-time World Series champion. Member of the Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame. He debuted with Boston in 1910-1917. He teamed with Tris Speaker and Harry Hooper to comprise Boston's "Million-Dollar Outfield". During his tenure, the Red Sox won three World Series championships. He was so admired for his defense playing in front of the Green Monster, that the incline leading up to the wall in left field became known as "Duffy's Cliff". The incline was reduced in 1934 and eliminated in 2005. His most productive season was 1912 as he posted a .346 OBP with 109 RBIs in 664 plate appearances.
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A couple more D-licious biscuit cards...a D311 Pacific Coast Biscuit of Vitt, and a D350-3 Standard Biscuit of Maranville.


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I do believe this is a 1921 Koester Bread card hand cut from a promotional poster before the 1921 Giants-Yankees World Series.



I also know for a fact that Jesse is not my father or grandfather.
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I wonder if the bag Jesse is carrying contains fungo balls or hand grenades?
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I wonder if the bag Jesse is carrying contains fungo balls or hand grenades?
If he were a relative, the answer would be hand grenades.
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I do believe this is a 1921 Koester Bread card hand cut from a promotional poster before the 1921 Giants-Yankees World Series.



I also know for a fact that Jesse is not my father or grandfather.
Have you ever seen the full poster? Love to see one! Thanks Scott
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Here is one of mine from a set that hasn't been shown yet.
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Here is one of mine from a set that hasn't been shown yet.
Here's a D359 with the other ad back:
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Until a small group of these came out, they were fairly rare for years...
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Have you ever seen the full poster? Love to see one! Thanks Scott
The short answer is no. The supplemental set promoted in the Koester bakery’s
contained only New York players, Some of them, like Burkett, were unique to the World Series set.
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The short answer is no. The supplemental set promoted in the Koester bakery’s
contained only New York players, Some of them, like Burkett, were unique to the World Series set.

When Frank stands in front of a floor to ceiling mirror, he sees the full poster.


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