New member cuban cards

[John1941]

Originally Posted by Roland 49

F�sforos Acebo cards an others

Really cool!

[Cubanball]

Great photos Rolando, here are their 1913 T207 cards. I also liked the 1943 F�sforos La Comercial Team Cuba cards pictured above. Do you have chance images of Virgilio Arteaga, Angel Fleitas, Rogelio Mart�nez, Julio Moreno, Leandro Pazos, Rogelio Vald�s, los hermanos Cordiero, and any professional players from LA Commercial set.

[Roland 49]

I show a sheet of the album Caramelos Felices 1945-46, and a photo of the wrappers where the candies came.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Roland 49

I show a sheet of the album Caramelos Felices 1945-46, and a photo of the wrappers where the candies came.

Very nice, Rolando.
The cards used to be quite cheap, like everything else. These are from my last collection. I don't own them any longer...but cool to see.

[Roland 49]

Gervasio Gonz�lez, original photo for Punch card 1910

[Roland 49]

Monte Irvin on one of his visits to my house in 2004, I showed him many photos, cards, posters, etc., which he autographed. When I showed him this photo with Thompson and Pearson, he stayed for a while thinking or remembering, then he smiled and told me: now I remember, we had some beers and we had a very pleasant time talking about baseball, then he signed it for me, he told me that he had never seen that photo.

[Beercan collector]

Originally Posted by Roland 49

Monte Irvin on one of his visits to my house in 2004, I showed him many photos, cards, posters, etc., which he autographed. When I showed him this photo with Thompson and Pearson, he stayed for a while thinking or remembering, then he smiled and told me: now I remember, we had some beers and we had a very pleasant time talking about baseball, then he signed it for me, he told me that he had never seen that photo.

Can you date this photo ? Beer can collectors love old pictures like this trying to identify the cans and nail down a time frame - without looking at the picture Up close I can narrow it down Between World War II and 1950