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Four chicks crowing on fence, from the Easter Subjects series (E45) issued by the American Caramel Company to promote Easter Caramels
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Wild Cat, from the "Teddy's Trophies" series (E27) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Flag of China, from the Flag Caramels series (E15) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
ca. 1910

Clown conducting with baton, from the Circus Caramels series (E43) issued by the American Caramel Company to promote Circus Caramels
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

U.S.S. North Carolina, from the Navy Caramels series (E3) for the American Caramel Company
W. H. Rau
1910

Lion, from the "Teddy's Trophies" series (E27) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Richard W. Marquard, Pitcher, New York, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series (E91-B) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1909

John M. Burke, from the Wild West Caramels series (E49) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Dwyer Brothers, American, from the Jockey Caramels series (E47) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Two rabbits seated by basket of easter eggs, from the Easter Subjects series (E45) issued by the American Caramel Company to promote Easter Caramels
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Gus Ruhlin, from the Prize Fighter Caramels series (E76) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Upp, Pitcher, Cleveland, American League, from the Baseball Caramels series, type 1 (E90-1) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1909–11

Jimmy Britt, from the Prize Fighter Caramels series (E76) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Joseph B. Tinker, Shortstop, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series (E91) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1908–1909

J. B. Miller, 2nd Base, Pittsburgh, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series (E91-C) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Cole, Pitcher, Chicago Cubs, from the Baseball Caramels series, type 3 (E90-3) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910–11

Easter chicks running with butterfly nets, from the Easter Subjects series (E45) issued by the American Caramel Company to promote Easter Caramels
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Wiltse, Pitcher, New York, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series, type 1 (E90-1) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1909–11

Ad Wolgast and Bat Nelson, from the Prize Fighter Caramels series (E77) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Bear, from the "Teddy's Trophies" series (E27) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Al Kaufman and Jack Johnson, from the Prize Fighter Caramels series (E77) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Hofman, Center Field, Chicago Cubs, from the Baseball Caramels series, type 3 (E90-3) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910–11

Marvin Hart, from the Prize Fighter Caramels series (E76) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Smith, Pitcher, Chicago White Sox, from the Baseball Caramels series, type 3 (E90-3) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910–11

Harry Steinfeldt, 3rd Base, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series (E91) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1908–1909

U.S. Torpedo Boat Tingey, from the Navy Caramels series (E3) for the American Caramel Company
W. H. Rau
1910

Tom Sharkey, from the Prize Fighter Caramels series (E75) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Dooin, Catcher, Philadelphia, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series, type 1 (E90-1) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1909–11

Panther, from the "Teddy's Trophies" series (E27) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Three rabbit in an Easter egg, from the Easter Subjects series (E45) issued by the American Caramel Company to promote Easter Caramels
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Schaefer, 2nd Base, Washington, American League, from the Baseball Caramels series, type 1 (E90-1) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1909–11

Abe Attell, Lightweight, from the Prize Fighter Caramels series (E77) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Porcupine, from the "Teddy's Trophies" series (E27) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Jack Johnson, from the Prize Fighter Caramels series (E75) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Hartbeest, from the "Teddy's Trophies" series (E27) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Four chicks surrounding colored Easter eggs, from the Easter Subjects series (E45) issued by the American Caramel Company to promote Easter Caramels
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Flag of Russia, from the Flag Caramels series (E15) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
ca. 1910

Flag of Germany, from the Flag Caramels series (E15) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
ca. 1910

A.J. Cassatt, American, from the Jockey Caramels series (E47) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1910

Tinker, Shortstop, Chicago, National League, from the Baseball Caramels series, type 1 (E90-1) for the American Caramel Company
American Caramel Company, Philadelphia
1909–11