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[Roland 49]

Richard, the Victoria Collections album, does not have any guidance that explains what it was, I think it is the only collection that I have not been able to decipher, I show another image of the album with the Dandridge and Mc Duffie cards.

[Kenny Cole]

Dandridge

[richardcards]

Thank you.
I had feeling no one knows this information.
I hope to find out one day.
My peronal opnion is that they came in candy
sold in habana staduim.

If anyone one knows please share.

Thanks

[Roland 49]

I show card #73 of Napoleón Reyes, the rarest of the "Happy Caramels" Collection 1945-46, they are all difficult, this one does not have any stamp on the top of the card and is very rare, there are several models of stamp, but the most Rare of all is the one with the prize card.

[Roland 49]

In card #73 of Napoleón Reyes, there are several types of stamps, shor I show two of them, before I published the card without the stamp.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Roland 49

In card #73 of Napoleón Reyes, there are several types of stamps, shor I show two of them, before I published the card without the stamp.

As someone who likes overprints and period stamps on cards, those are great to see. Thanks again for sharing, Roland (and others too).
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[Roland 49]

Leon, The rarest and most difficult card in the Caramelos Felices 1945-46 collection is the prize card, above the card a square stamp with the factory address, telephone number and the ink signature of a manager, now shown on the photo, but they are all very rare.