New member cuban cards

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Roland 49

Very good that photo of Chocolate, although I have had two, it is difficult and rare, now I am sending you a photo of a Kid Chocolate match card, I think you should have it, maybe you have a complete album of Romeo and Juliet, I had it At the beginning of the 90s, I had more than 300 boxing cards from 15 different manufacturers since at that time I collected boxing cards and I am sure that some of them are part of your collection.

I have two versions of the matchbox side cards:




I would have liked to see your boxing collection. With as few cards as there are, I probably have some of your former cards. I currently count about 15-17 types of Cuban boxing cards; depends on whether you count postcards and cards that have boxers that are from general issue subjects like Susini or this one:

[Roland 49]

Kenny you always show top cards. The Billiken collection is rare, but the rarest are those of the Matanzas and Piratas teams, as you have my catalog, you have seen the explanation I give of this collection and the rarest of all are the 8 x 10 inches, I think it is printed Dihigo's rokie with the Pirates, now a scaler of some cards.

[Roland 49]

Now you will see a photo of Kid Chocolate that the written comment says: Gloria Times Broway The Music Center Manhattan etc. and another about the fight with Fillo Echevarria, he received so many blows that Fillo spent a month in the hospital, the Royal cigar card, # 10 he did not know, but I have the 2 complete albums and later I will look for them to se her.

[Roland 49]

A few days ago I showed you some Billiken cards of professional league players, now I show you some of the Pirates and Matanzas teams that I scanned at my house many years ago, shortly after they went to a collector in the United States, I think that currently they may be in the collections of any member of net54

[Roland 49]

Some cards Billiken, Matanzas and Piratas

[Roland 49]

I was reviewing in the Royal Cigars album the card # 10 that you show with the boxer when arriving in Havana and I find that that number corresponds to another, it is something that is strange since that album is from the revolutionary events of 1933, I I have the two complete albums with 400 cards, and look in case the boxer appeared with another number and nothing, I send you photos of card # 10 and the cover.

[Exhibitman]

Is it possibly from another Royal series with different numbers?