Jamie, thank you very much for the information on the Punch cards. As I explained before, I am unable to view Cuban card auctions and sales sites from Cuba. Any information is important for me to keep up to date. I don't know if someone will see them when I post on the thread, or if they don't like what I write. At least I know that you saw my post and helped me with what I asked for. If you can, continue with other cards. When I asked for information on that card, it's because they want to buy it and I don't know how much to ask for. I don't know what to decide on the offers they've given me. Thanks again, Jamie.

Chicho Gonzalez
 

Saludos Rolando, A Chicho Gonzalez Punch card sold on June 2011 on the Hake's Auction site for $6,325.

https://www.hakes.com/Auction/ItemDe...KIN-COLLECTION

Rolando--

Five Punch cards with block letter names sold Sept. 2024 in the LOTG Auction. They were all SGC A due to their backs having been skinned:

Gervasio Gonzalez--$9900
Emilio Palomino--$2940
Carlos Roggers--$3120
Gonzalo Sanchez--$3120
Juan Viola--$1920 (I won this one and was happy to acquire it as a type card in my Cuban collection.)

Based on recent sales my uniformed guess is that your Chico Gonzalez with the script name is probably worth $8,000-12,000.

Cheers,
Mike

Many thanks for the information, to César López and M. Peich, I didn't know anything about what you show me, it was very helpful for me.

Outstanding thread! I have read it three times, so much great info and fabulous images!

I hoped someone might be able to help me identify the players in this image, I picked it up because I recognized Dizzy Dismukes, back row third from left, he is one of my recent research subjects. I believe this to be from around 1910 or so. Any help on ID would be greatly appreciated!!

I do hope this isn't a massive size.

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Cabañas Cigars 1909, on all Detroit cards they were printed in two different formats where the player's name is seen.
David Jones

Cabañas Variations
 

Thanks Rolando. I don't think many people are aware of the variations in the Cabañas set. I have also found the following variations in he name box and in color blue used in the Almendares cards (card sample below):

1. Regino Garcia (REGINO GARCIA Cr.)
2. Regino Garcia (R. GARCIA C. MAMELO)
3. Heliodoro Hidalgo (H. HIDALGO C.F.)
4. Heliodoro Hidalgo (H. HIDALGO C.F. JABUCO)
5. Carlos Royer (CARLOS ROYER Pr.)
6. Carlos Royer (C. ROYER P. BEBE)
7. Luis Bustamante (L. BUSTAMANTE S.S.)
8. Luis Bustamante (BUSTAMANTE S.S. ANGUILLA)
9. Luis Bustamante (BUSTAMANTE s.s. ANGUILLA)

Do you know of any others?

I'm showing from my Specialized Catalog one of the sheets dedicated to the Cabañas Cigars cards with some variants, and some photos of Detroit and Habana y Almendares players. I ask you, do any of you have the Lloyd card from the Cabañas collection?

I was wondering if anyone could assist in identifying any of these players, I believe this photo was taken on one of Dizzy Dismukes trips to Cuba. I believe that the player on the far right resembles Pelayo Chacon and hoped to confirm him and see if any of the other players were recognized.
Thanks so much!

Team photo
 

I don't recognize any of the players. I don't think this is a Cuban team. This thread discusses Cuban baseball cards. Try one of the negro league threads.

okay, sorry.

Lloyd and Preston Hill, this photo corresponds to the Havana vs. Detroit 1909 series, another photo of the game held on November 30, 1909 between Havana and Detroit

Those are my dream cards.expecially the Gervasio Gonzalez

In 1909 when the Detroit team visited us, pitcher Eustaquio (Bombin) Pedroso pitched and won a complete game against Detroit without allowing hits, but he was given a run by error, he was the hero of the entire series, I show the score of that game.

WTB - 1946 Propogandas Montiel Max Rosenfeld
 

Will pay for the right card. Thank you

Album Los Campeones 1948 Helados Hatuey
Havana Cubana, Liga Internacional de la Florida
very rare álbum and cards
Pague of My Catalogue

Album los Campoenes
 

Rolando, these cards are very interesting. I would love to see more scans of the cards. Anything more you can post on this issue would be greatly appreciated. Saludos.

Ambrosia album 1946
Max Rosenfeld manager Miami Beach

For sale?


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Premier Card Collectors
Since 1977

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1926-27 Aguilitas album specifically made for only the artists, film etc. subset? Did they make an album for only the sports postcards?

I see the word Segunda Series Artistica on the cover that got me curious.

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Amazingly you may have already answered this question. The album looks different that what is in your book, so still curious about the difference.

�lbum Aguilitas 1924-25. 2da Serie Artistica

�lbum colores: Red, Blue, Green, Grey, Black

Oh, this is 1924-25 album, but the cards are
from 1926-27? The backs do not say Segundq.

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I picked this up which I think it is a Fosforos Los Peloteros about 30 years ago and can't find much information and or checklist I think they were from 1948 to 1953, by any chance do you have information about these

1953-54 Fósforos Peloteros
 

These are from the 1953-54 Fósforos Peloteros set. They picture players from the 1953-54 Cuban Winter league. They came in two types. One with a solid yellow background and the other with a green lined background. I know of no complete checklist for the set.

Thank You for your response and info

Aguilitas 1924-25, 1926-27, 1928, 3 Álbum cards

1928 Aguilitas Cuba Deportiva
 

Rolando, those are great photos showing some of the baseball cards from the three Aguilitas Albums. Do you know if Rafael Almeida has a card In the 1928 Aguilitas Cuba Deportiva album. He was the manager of the Vedado Tennis Club team but I have never seen his card. If you have it can you provide a scan of the Vedado Tennis club page with him on it. Thanks.

Aguilitas cards 1928
Inauguración del campeonato
Club Náutico players
Entrega de la Copa al Club Náutico
Cards reverse

I publish in two threads, but they are different, so those who like to read my posts should open Specialized Catalog of Cuban cards and New Cuban card member, sometimes they have sent me email, asking me to publish on a subject, and I have already published that in the other thread, you should see both threads, today for example I published about different card collections in the threads, in one of Aguilitas and in the other of the Habana Cubans 1948.

Those are fantastic looking!

Aguilitas 1928, postcard, front & reverse

1928 Aguilitas Postcard
 

Rolando, great image of the Havana Yacht Club team. Here is the postcard with the Universidad Team from my collection.

�lbum Montiel uncut
Williams, Cobb,
Gehrig, Ruth,

That's off the charts!! Your stuff is so great it becomes ordinary to see things we have never seen before. Bravo!
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Aguilitas, Segunda Serie Artística 1924-25, Serie Artística 1926-27, two Álbum

Aguilitas Albums
 

Rolando, those are beautiful. What a fantastic collection you have.

Caramelos El Indio, Álbum and cards, Irving, Miñoso, Manning etc.

1948-49 El Indio
 

Rolando, excellent images of some great cards. The El Indio set is one of the toughest sets to find cards for from the 1940s. Here is an image of the Silvio Garcia from my collection.

Never heard of this set before - great cards and great players!

Caramelos El Indio
 

John, the El Indio set is one of my favorite Cuban sets. Lots of Cuban Hall of Fame members and a good number of Negro League stars. Here are a few more cards from the set: Hector Rodriguez, Cocaina Garcia, Jose Maria Fernandez and Beto Avila.

Punch and Tomas Gutiérrez cards

1901 San Francisco Club

San Francisco
 

Rolando, amazing photo. Not to many people know that the San Francisco baseball club, made up entirely of black Cubans, was the team that in 1900 integrated the Cuban leagues. The team also went on to win the 1900 season championship. They dethroned the Habana club in a three game playoff. Veteran Salvador "Yoyo" Rosado sealed the victory by defeating Habana's sensational rookie Luis "Mulo" Padron (pictured below).

Colecciones Victoria, Ortopedia Díaz, Caramelos Stadium, albums

Happy to show off my Reyes. Thanks to Rolando and his book showing the differences I stamps.

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The Reyes is awesome, Jamie! Congrats.

Cheers,
Mike

Just thought I'd share a photo I recently picked up. Lincoln Cleaning & Dye Works vs Schmelzer's All Nations club at Capital Beach Park, Lincoln, Nebraska on July 4, 1917. There are two Hall of famers on the AN team. Cristobal Torriente and Jose Mendez. John Donaldson (who should be in the HOF) is also pictured. I have also identified Frank Blattner in the photo (left most player on the AN team). If anyone can help identify other players I would appreciate it.

Cigarros Tomás Gutiérrez, Magriñat and ValentÃ*n (Sirique) González, Umpires and Almendares, Habana cards