The Candy Wrapper Museum

After David Lytle Clark died in 1939, the D.L. Clark Company changed hands several times. By the time the 1970s rolled around and I started collecting wrappers, the Clark candy line seemed rather lost. I knew I should snap up some of the product line while it lasted. I bought this Crispy Bar in 1977, a candy with a wrapper which has a decidedly 70s look to it. Gotta have lotsa brown, orange, and yellow, just like many kitchens from back then.


	Clark Home Clark Clark "Valuable Wrapper" Crispy Crunchy Nutcracker Zagnut Return to Classics	After David Lytle Clark died in 1939, the D.L. Clark Company changed hands several times. By the time the 1970s rolled around and I started collecting wrappers, the Clark candy line seemed rather lost. I knew I should snap up some of the product line while it lasted. I bought this Crispy Bar in 1977, a candy with a wrapper which has a decidedly 70s look to it. Gotta have lotsa brown, orange, and yellow, just like many kitchens from back then.