Sunfed Vitamin Bread, c. 1930s Advertising Display Loaf spanish art with no tears or loose

with no tears or loose seams or losses

a narrow plank rested across the bottom sides could easily be added to make a slightly elevated platform to set things on

)-- so I find the relative concision and smaller size of this one just right

sold as a set

with irregularity to the left and right edges as evident and a small tear to the paper at top right

Sunfed Vitamin Bread, c. 1930s Advertising Display Loaf spanish art with no tears or looseSuch a fun one, found this week in New Hampshire, I could not resist. I can find just a few references to Sunfed Vitamin Bread, all dating to the 1930s a calendar, a matchbook, and one printed card, each produced by different distributor of the product (and making it seem, perhaps, as if "Sunfed Vitamin Bread" was more a type of bread than a proprietary product. A red band around the base of this faux loaf reads "Maine Baking Company," which from what