D328 & d329 Weil baking Co.
This set of cards was distributed by the H. Weil Baking Co. of New Orleans. There are two distinct variations, the 1916 D329 and 1917 D328.
The 1916 D329 set is similar to the M101-4 Blank Backs set and shares the same checklist. The cards measure 1-3/8" x 3" and feature a black and white photo of the player surrounded by a white border. The set features 200 different cards and is numbered on the front under the player's name. The back features a promotion for H. Weil Baking.
The 1917 D328 set is similar to E135 Collins-McCarthy set and is slightly larger than the aforementioned D329's. The cards measure 2" x 3-1/4" and feature a black and white photo of the player surrounded by a white border. The set features 200 different cards and is numbered on the front under the player's name. The back features a promotion for H. Weil Baking.
The 1916 D329 set is similar to the M101-4 Blank Backs set and shares the same checklist. The cards measure 1-3/8" x 3" and feature a black and white photo of the player surrounded by a white border. The set features 200 different cards and is numbered on the front under the player's name. The back features a promotion for H. Weil Baking.
The 1917 D328 set is similar to E135 Collins-McCarthy set and is slightly larger than the aforementioned D329's. The cards measure 2" x 3-1/4" and feature a black and white photo of the player surrounded by a white border. The set features 200 different cards and is numbered on the front under the player's name. The back features a promotion for H. Weil Baking.
D329 Ray Fisher
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Fisher back
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1916 d329 checklist
200 Cards
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1 Babe Adams
2 Sam Agnew 3 Eddie Ainsmith 4 Grover Alexander HOF 5 Red Ames 6 Jimmy Archer 7 Jimmy Austin 8 Doug Baird 9 Frank Baker HOF 10 Dave Bancroft HOF 11 Jack Barry 12 Zinn Beck 13 Chief Bender HOF 14 Joe Benz 15 Bob Bescher 16 Al Betzel 17 Mordecai Brown HOF 18 Burns (Eddie) 19 Burns (George) 20 Burns (Geo. J.) 21 Bush (Joe) 22 Bush (Donie) 23 Art Butler 24 Bobby Byrne 25 Forrest Cady 26 Nixey Callahan 27 Ray Caldwell 28 Max Carey HOF 29 George Chalmers 30 Ray Chapman 31 Larry Cheney 32 Eddie Cicotte 33 Tom Clarke 34 Collins (Eddie) HOF 35 Collins (Shauno) 36 Charlie Comiskey HOF 37 Joe Connolly 38 Ty Cobb HOF 39 Harry Coveleski 40 Gavvy Cravath 41 Sam Crawford HOF 42 Jean Dale 43 Jake Daubert 44 Charles Deal 45 Al Demaree 46 Josh Devore 47 Bill Doak 48 Wild Bill Donovan 49 Red Dooin 50 Mickey Doolan 51 Larry Doyle 52 Jean Dubuc 53 Oscar Dugey 54 Johnny Evers HOF 55 Red Faber HOF 56 Hap Felsch 57 Bill Fischer 58 Ray Fisher 59 Max Flack 60 Art Fletcher 61 Eddie Foster 62 Jacques Fournier 63 Del Gainor 64 Chick Gandil 65 Larry Gardner 66 Joe Gedeon 67 Gus Getz 68 George Gibson 69 Wilbur Good 70 Hank Gowdy 71 John Graney 72 Griffith (Clark) HOF 73 Griffith (Tom) 74 Heinie Groh 75 Earl Hamilton 76 Bob Harmon 77 Roy Hartzell 78 Claude Hendrix 79 Olaf Henriksen 80 John Henry 81 Buck Herzog 82 Hugh High 83 Dick Hoblitzell 84 Harry Hooper HOF 85 Ivan Howard 86 Miller Huggins HOF 87 Joe Jackson 88 William James 89 Harold Janvrin 90 Hugh Jennings HOF 91 Walter Johnson HOF 92 Fielder Jones 93 Joe Judge 94 Bennie Kauff 95 Bill Killefer 96 Ed Konetchy 97 Nap Lajoie HOF 98 Jack Lapp 99 John Lavan 100 Jimmy Lavender |
101 Nemo Leibold
102 H. B. Leonard 103 Duffy Lewis 104 Hans Lobert 105 Tom Long 106 Fred Luderus 107 Connie Mack HOF 108 Magee (Lee) 109 Magee (Sherwood) 110 Al Mamaux 111 Leslie Mann 112 Rabbit Maranville HOF 113 Rube Marquard HOF 114 Erskine Mayer 115 George McBride 116 John McGraw HOF 117 Stuffy McInnis 118 Fred Merkle 119 Chief Meyers 120 Clyde Milan 121 Miller (John) 122 Miller (Otto) 123 Willie Mitchell 124 Fred Mollwitz 125 Pat Moran 126 Ray Morgan 127 George Moriarty 128 Guy Morton 129 Mike Mowrey 130 Eddie Murphy 131 Hy Myers 132 Bert Niehoff 133 Rube Oldring 134 Oliver O'Mara 135 Steve O'Neill 136 Dode Paskert 137 Roger Peckinpaugh 138 Wally Pipp 139 Derrill Pratt 140 Pat Ragan 141 Bill Rariden 142 Eppa Rixey HOF 143 Davey Robertson 144 Wilbert Robinson HOF 145 Bob Roth 146 Edd Roush HOF 147 Clarence Rowland 148 Nap Rucker 149 Dick Rudolph 150 Reb Russell 151 Babe Ruth HOF 152 Vic Saier 153 Slim Sallee 154 Ray Schalk HOF 155 Wally Schang 156 Wildfire Schulte 157 Scott (Everett) 158 Scott (Jim) 159 Tom Seaton 160 Howard Shanks 161 Bob Shawkey 162 Ernie Shore 163 Burt Shotton 164 George Sisler HOF 165 Carlisle Smith 166 Fred Snodgrass 167 George Stallings 168 Oscar Stanage 169 Casey Stengel HOF 170 Milton Stock 171 Amos Strunk 172 Billy Sullivan 173 Jeff Tesreau 174 Joe Tinker HOF 175 Fred Toney 176 Terry Turner 177 George Tyler 178 Hippo Vaughn 179 Bob Veach 180 James Viox 181 Oscar Vitt 182 Honus Wagner HOF 183 Clarence Walker 184 Ed Walsh HOF 185 Bill Wambsganss (photo is Fritz Coumbe) 186 Buck Weaver 187 Carl Weilman 188 Zach Wheat HOF 189 George Whitted 190 Fred Williams 191 Wilson (Art) 192 Wilson (J.) 193 Ivy Wingo 194 Mel Wolfgang 195 Joe Wood 196 Steve Yerkes 197 Pep Young 198 Rollie Zeider 199 Heinie Zimmerman 200 Edward Zwilling |
1917 d328 checklist
200 Cards
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1 Sam Agnew
2 Alexander (Grover) HOF 3 Alexander (W.S.) 4 Red Ames 5 Fred Anderson 6 Ed Appleton 7 Jimmy Archer 8 Jimmy Austin 9 Jim Bagby 10 Doug Baird 11 Frank Baker HOF 12 Dave Bancroft HOF 13 Jack Barry 14 Joe Benz 15 Al Betzel 16 Ping Bodie 17 Joe Boehling 18 Burns (Eddie) 19 Burns (George) 20 Burns (Geo. J.) 21 Bush (Joe) 22 Bush (Owen) 23 Bobby Byrne 24 Forrest Cady 25 Max Carey HOF 26 Ray Chapman 27 Larry Cheney 28 Eddie Cicotte 29 Tom Clarke 30 Ty Cobb HOF 31 Collins (Eddie) HOF 32 Collins (Shauno) (Correct spelling Shano) 33 Fred Coumbe 34 Harry Coveleski (Correct spelling Coveleski) 35 Gavvy Cravatti 36 Sam Crawford HOF 37 George Cutshaw 38 Jake Daubert 39 George Dauss 40 Charles Deal 41 Wheezer Dell 42 Bill Doak 43 Wild Bill Donovan 44 Larry Doyle 45 Johnny Evers HOF 46 Red Faber HOF 47 Hap Felsch 48 Bill Fischer 49 Ray Fisher 50 Art Fletcher 51 Eddie Foster 52 Jacques Fournier 53 Del Gainor (Correct spelling Gainor) 54 Bert Gallia 55 Chick Gandil 56 Larry Gardner 57 Joe Gedeon 58 Gus Getz 59 Frank Gilhooley 60 William Gleason 61 Miguel Gonzalez (Correct spelling Gonzalez) 62 Hank Gowdy 63 John Graney 64 Tom Griffith 65 Heinie Groh 66 Bob Groom 67 Louis Guisto 68 Earl Hamilton 69 Harry Harper 70 Grover Hartley 71 Harry Heilmann HOF 72 Claude Hendrix 73 Olaf Henriksen 74 John Henry 75 Buck Herzog 76 Hugh High (Photo is Claude Williams) 77 Dick Hoblitzell 78 Walter Holke 79 Harry Hooper HOF 80 Rogers Hornsby HOF 81 Ivan Howard 82 Joe Jackson 83 Harold Janvrin 84 William James 85 Charlie Jamieson 86 Hugh Jennings HOF 87 Walter Johnson HOF 88 James Johnston 89 Fielder Jones 90 Joe Judge 91 Hans Lobert 92 Bennie Kauff 93 Bill Killefer 94 Ed Konetchy 95 John Lavan 96 Jimmy Lavender 97 Nemo Leibold 98 H. B. Leonard 99 Duffy Lewis 100 Tom Long |
101 William Louden
102 Fred Luderus 103 Magee (Lee) 104 Magee (Sherwood) 105 Al Mamaux 106 Leslie Mann 107 Rabbit Maranville HOF 108 Rube Marquard HOF 109 Armando Marsans 110 Erskine Mayer 111 George McBride 112 Lew McCarty 113 John McGraw HOF 114 Stuffy McInnis 115 Lee Meadows 116 Fred Merkle 117 Chief Meyers 118 Clyde Milan 119 Otto Miller 120 Clarence Mitchell 121 Ray Morgan 122 Guy Morton 123 Mike Mowrey 124 Myers (Elmer) 125 Myers (Hy) 126 Greasy Neale 127 Art Nehf 128 Bert Niehoff 129 Steve O'Neill 130 Dode Paskert 131 Roger Peckinpaugh 132 Pol Perritt 133 Jeff Pfeffer 134 Wally Pipp 135 Derrill Pratt (Correct spelling Derrill) 136 Bill Rariden 137 Sam Rice HOF 138 William Ritter (Correct spelling Wm. H.) 139 Eppa Rixey HOF 140 Davey Robertson 141 Bob Roth 142 Edd Roush HOF 143 Clarence Rowland 144 Dick Rudolph 145 William Rumler 146 Reb Russell 147 Babe Ruth HOF 148 Vic Saier 149 Slim Sallee 150 Ray Schalk 151 Wally Schang 152 Wildfire Schulte 153 Ferd Schupp 154 Everett Scott 155 Hank Severeid 156 Howard Shanks 157 Bob Shawkey 158 Jimmy Sheckard 159 Ernie Shore 160 Shorten (C.H.) 161 Shotton (Burt) 162 George Sisler HOF 163 Smith (Elmer) 164 Smith (J. Carlisle) 165 Fred Snodgrass 166 Tris Speaker HOF 167 Oscar Stanage 168 Casey Stengel HOF 169 Milton Stock 170 Amos Strunk 171 Zeb Terry 172 Jeff Tesreau 173 Chester Thomas 174 Fred Toney 175 Terry Turner 176 George Tyler 177 Hippo Vaughn 178 Bob Veach 179 Oscar Vitt 180 Honus Wagner HOF 181 Clarence Walker 182 Jimmy Walsh 183 Al Walters 184 Bill Wambsganss 185 Buck Weaver 186 Carl Weilman 187 Zach Wheat HOF 188 George Whitted 189 Joe Wilhoit 190 Williams (Claude) 191 Williams (Fred) 192 Art Wilson 193 Lawton Wilt 194 Joe Wood 195 William Wortman 196 Steve Yerkes 197 Earl Yingling 198 Pep Young (Actual name Ralph) 199 Rollie Zeider 200 Heinie Zimmerman |
h. weil baking company
According to the ad on the reverse of these cards, H. Weil Baking was located at 4914 Prytania Street in New Orleans. The article below has them listed at 4908 Prytania St. There is currently a Chase Bank occupying that section of Prytania. The Weil Baking building is no longer there.
Former H. Weil Baking building on Prytania St.
Section of 4900-4920 Prytania today. The old building was razed and a Chase bank occupies the location. Note the building just behind the Chase bank. It appears to be the same building in the photo showing the old H. Weil building.
Sanborn map showing the location of H. Weil Baking - 4909-4914 Prytania St (1908)
An article in Baker's Review, Volume 34, No. 5 from February 1917:
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Weil Baking Co., 4908 Prytania.—The plant of the Weil Baking Co., is considered the most efficient bakery in New Orleans. In the shop of this bakery, machines can be found, which the owner can claim are at present the only ones of their kind used in the manufacture of bread in New Orleans. Our readers must consider that New Orleans is the home of French bread in America. More French bread is baked in this city than perhaps in any other city in America. Machines can be used only to a certain degree in the making up of this particular bread. The Weil Baking Co., in spite of this and many other obstacles, has machines in its shop, which New Orleans bakers not so very long ago would never have dreamed of seeing in operation in their city.
Mr. Weil started in business about twenty years ago. In 1906 the stock company was formed and decided to build up an entirely new plant, which was erected in the very first year. The building itself has a very pleasing exterior. The top floor is used for storage of flour, with a capacity of 3,000 barrels. The flour is hoisted up by means of an especially constructed flour hoist. The flour sifting and blending outfit is of the Wolf system. On the same floor we found also the dough and mixing room. Two Champion mixers are on duty here. One of the mixers is a high-speed apparatus. Both machines are equipped with automatic flour and water scales. In the same room is also a Day dough brake. Also, on the top floor, there is a dressing room, equipped with shower baths, individual lockers, etc., for the convenience of the bakers. The shop is located on the lower floor. Here we see the following machines: An automatic dough divider and a rounder, both machines having been furnished by the American Bakers' Machinery Co., St. Louis, Mo. Further, there are a Thompson extension moulder, two roll dividers, a Temple-Hanna cottage-loaf machine, and an automatic proofer, the latter made by the American Bakers' Machinery Company. The proofing of the bread is done in up-to-date steam boxes. The bread is baked in four Duhrkops and two Gorndt ovens, fired from the rear. The wrapping and loading room and the elegant office are located on the same floor. About 55 people are employed, among whom are 24 bakers. Nine wagons and three autos are utilized. The trade is mostly wholesale and a nice shipping trade has been worked up. Use about 50 bags of flour a day. The firm's specials are Pan Dandy and Butter Nut bread. Bread and buns are the only goods baked by this firm. So far as the sanitary conditions in this plant are concerned I can truly say, that they are unsurpassed. Every working room is on the surface, high, roomy and light. Fresh air is circulated in every nook and corner of this bakery, and helps make this sunlit shop of the kind that places the modern baker among the cleanest food producers on earth. The firm's upright and square business methods, combined with the A-1 quality of their goods, caused this model bakery to become one of the largest plants in New Orleans. The officers of the company are: H. Weil, president and Leon Salmon, secretary and treasurer. |
Workers in the office
Worker in the mixing department
Workers standing at the ovens in the baking dept.
Workers in the moulding dept.
