Show Your International Cards!

[GeoPoto]

Here's another Dandridge. One of the few who might have been better at 3B than Brooks Robinson. Excelled at the plate as well in the Negro leagues, Mexican League, and Triple-A baseball after integration. Member of the MLB Hall of Fame since 1987.
https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1593718384
https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1593718391

Later Soccer Sorry , But a Unopened 1986 FOTOCOLOR Pack from Brazil And one of the best defenders Paolo Maldini got these from Packs that I bought in Italy

[ValKehl]

A few Canadian WaJos:

[Jason19th]

Super rare Venezuelan card of Alejandro San

Also while I understand why they are getting put under this heading, Puerto Rican cards aren’t international

[Exhibitman]

[nat]

Here are a few, in order:

Takehiko Bessho was a star pitcher in the early days of Japanese pro baseball.
Hideo Fujimoto posted a 0.79 ERA in 1943.
Hisanori Karita was a star player before the formation of Japanese pro leagues (although this card is from after baseball in Japan went pro).
Lefty O'Doul, you know him.

And lots more in this thread.

[brianp-beme]

I have this 1932 Bulgaria Sport card of an unknown distinguished looking German gentleman. Pasted on the back side of the cut down album page are a duo I have been led to believe are Schmeling und Babe Ruth. Evidently Ruth is the one in the athletic uniform.

Brian

[paul]

This one uses the same photo as Leon's. A 1927 Imperial Chocolate postcard from Cuba.

[packs]

Originally Posted by Jason19th

Super rare Venezuelan card of Alejandro San

Also while I understand why they are getting put under this heading, Puerto Rican cards aren’t international

They're not "international" in the sense that Puerto Rico is an American territory; but I consider them part of Caribbean baseball.

[HRBAKER]

[tedzan]

Babe Ruth in 1932 Sanella Album





Jack Sharkey beats Max Schmeling (June 21, 1932)




TED Z

T206 Reference
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[Kenny Cole]

Here are some.