Vintage US Poster Stamp Yes Ma'am, Of Course: A Tip-Top Loaf

Item Specifics

Year of Issue

1920-1930

Item Description

Vintage (Circa 1920-1930) US Poster Stamp Yes Ma'am, Of Course: A Tip-Top Loaf. Ward Baking Co. Master Bakers. In All Shades Of Society Ward's Bread Is The Most Acceptable. Unused Previously Glued To Page On Top Of Stamp 80% Original Gum Please Note That A Stain From The Hinge Used Shows Somewhat On The Front (Please Note That Stain, Marks, Creases And Other Imperfections Look Much Darker Because Of The Scan. I Do Not, Ever, Alter Scans!!)

Ward Baking Co. Tip-Top Loaf Poster Stamp Featuring A Stylized Illustration Of A Well-Dressed Waiter Presenting A Loaf Of Bread On A Silver Tray To A Seated Woman In A Yellow Dress, Suggesting Refined Taste And Social Prestige. Above The Scene Is The Phrase “Yes Ma'am, Of Course: A Tip-Top Loaf,” Linking The Product With Elegance And Politeness. The Branding “Ward Baking Co. Master Bakers” Appears Prominently Below The Table. A Yellow Banner Along The Bottom Proclaims, “In All Shades Of Society Ward’s Bread Is The Most Acceptable,” Positioning The Bread As Universally Respected And Class-Transcending. Printed By Newark Litho. Co., Newark, N.J., This Stamp Likely Dates To The Late 1920s Or Early 1930s As Part Of A Broader Series Promoting Ward Baking's Mechanized, high-quality bread. Country Of Origin: United States. Visible Text (Rewritten In Sentence Form): Yes Ma'am, Of Course: A Tip-Top Loaf. Ward Baking Co. Master Bakers. In All Shades Of Society Ward's Bread Is The Most Acceptable. Chat GPT

(please note that stain, marks, creases and other imperfections look much darker because of the scan. I do not, ever, alter scans!!)

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