From between the 1930s and 1950s, in the days when the borough’s housewives placed orders for milk and baked goods, and union drivers in uniform delivered them. The bakeries sent trucks door to door, offering the same middle-American fare that mid century children across the nation were raised on.
Mrs. Karl’s Bread Truck, 1940sButter Nut BreadButter Nut BreadDugans BreadCassou’s Bread Truck, 1950sMary Jane Bread Trucks, 1950sSunbeam Bread Truck, 1950sFischers Milk, 1940sBond Bread Truck, 1940sBricker’s Bread Truck, 1940sBricker’s Bread Truck, late 1920s-early 1930sWebers Bread TruckStocks Bread Truck, 1935Bricker’s Bread TruckBond Bread Truck, Deep Rock Gas StationDugan’s Bread Truck, Pelican Island, NJ, ca. mid 1930sPepperidge Farm Bread TruckPepperidge Farm Bread TruckWards Tip Top Bread Truck, John Longwood, 1947Welsh’s Bread Truck, Virginia City, Nevada, September 1958J.J. Nissen Bread Truck, Holsum Bread, Portland, Maine, 1950sPaul’s Pie Truck, Metro Van, Ontario, Canada, 1952Bond Bread Truck, 1940 Ford, ca. 1940sTaystee Bread Truck, Chevrolet Step Van, 1959Schaible’s Bakery Truck, Easton, PA, ca. late 1940s-early 1950sStudebaker Bread Truck, Royer’s Bread, Denver, PA, 1941Ford Panel Van, Burry’s Cookies, 1940sChevrolet Panel Van, Bakery Truck, Juction City Bakery, Oregon, 1935Chevrolet Panel Van, Modern Cleaners, Teutopolis, ILL, 1958Ford Delivery Truck, Castleton Brands Food Products, late 1940s
