New member cuban cards

Roland 49 · #1 08-22-2022, 02:02 PM

I have done it for 39 years to peel off album cards to thousands of Cuban cards, I prepare a container with water at normal temperature and I introduce some parts of the leaves and wait for them to detach by themselves, those that detach I take them out immediately and put them to dry at the top of a cloth or towel that absorbs moisture, when they are completely dry I insert them between the pages of a book, when you are all inside the book I put something heavy on top of the book, so that the cards are ironed, the next day I take out the different sheets and organize them according to the case, some cards take longer than others to take off due to the type of glue and quantity that was used, there are several methods that I have used depending on the quality of the card, the previous explanation is for the album Felices, but for the albums of Cigarros Aguilitas, Nacionales, Punch etc, other methods are used.

Prof · #2 08-23-2022, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Roland 49

I have done it for 39 years to peel off album cards to thousands of Cuban cards, I prepare a container with water at normal temperature and I introduce some parts of the leaves and wait for them to detach by themselves, those that detach I take them out immediately and put them to dry at the top of a cloth or towel that absorbs moisture, when they are completely dry I insert them between the pages of a book, when you are all inside the book I put something heavy on top of the book, so that the cards are ironed, the next day I take out the different sheets and organize them according to the case, some cards take longer than others to take off due to the type of glue and quantity that was used, there are several methods that I have used depending on the quality of the card, the previous explanation is for the album Felices, but for the albums of Cigarros Aguilitas, Nacionales, Punch etc, other methods are used.

Thanks for weighing in on my question, and for detailing your method. That matches what I've read elsewhere. It makes me feel more comfortable trying.

I may attempt it in the near future.

Roland 49 · #3 08-23-2022, 01:37 PM

Baseball teams that participated in the Championships from 1878, (1st part) When Cuban Baseball was officially inaugurated on December 29, 1878, in the first championship the teams played: Habana, Almendares and Matanzas, in the following championships they would other teams, mentioned their names, Progreso, Col�n, Fe, Caridad, Ultimatum, Boccacio, C�rdenas, Carmelita, Matancista, �guila de Oro, until 1894-95, when the championship was suspended due to the War of Independence, some of these teams competed once and others on several occasions, I show a photo of the C�rdenas team from 1889, (to be continued)

Roland 49 · #4 08-26-2022, 05:58 PM

Baseball teams that participated in the Cuban championship from 1878, (2nd part) in the 1st part I published the names of the teams that participated until the suspension of the championship due to the War of Independence of 1895, now the names of other teams until 1900, Feista, Cuba, Habanista, Almendarista and San Francisco. (to be continued)

Roland 49 · #5 08-28-2022, 01:03 PM

Teams that participated in the Baseball Championships from 1878 (3rd part) In the first two parts I published the names of the teams until 1900, at the beginning of Cuban Baseball on the island the acceptance of this sport among Cubans was very important , and apart from that 1st championship, other championships were played with the names of First Prize, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th, that is: at the end of the Cuban Championship, several teams would then meet to compete for the 2nd Prize, 3rd etc. , many times with the teams that played in the official Championship, but also others with the names that I mentioned in the first two parts of this work, in the 80s of the 19th century, despite the fact that the population did not reach two million inhabitants , baseball was very popular and in some years more than 300 teams were officially registered, in 1886 the weekly El Sport invited the teams that had played in the Cuban championship to a competition with the name of Campeo born from Cuba from El Sport, which was won by the Almendares team and the Champion Bat was Francisco Delabat, and he was awarded a bat with the inscription on a plaque that says: Champion Bat de Cuba 1886 F. Delabat Almendares B.B.C. I show photos from a magazine and the aforementioned award. (To be continue)

Roland 49 · #6 08-30-2022, 08:47 PM

Orestes Mi�oso at his home in Havana, showing some of his awards won in the Major Leagues

Roland 49 · #7 09-01-2022, 12:30 PM

THE BASEBALL WEEKLY IN THE XIX CENTURY. Starting in 1881 with the Weekly El Base Ball, which was the first in Cuba and Latin America, many followed due to the great boom of Baseball on the island, now I will mention some until 1889, El Base Ball, El Sport, El Sport man Habanero, El Club, La Pelota, El Pitcher, El Catcher, El Score, El Habanista, El Almendarista, El Pelotero, El Boccacio, El Strike, El Umpire, in Havana, La Tarjeta and El Base bolista in C�rdenas, El Catcher in the city of Remedios, El Short and El Villa Clara in Santa Clara, (to be continued)

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