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[Cubanball]

Great photos Rolando, here are their 1913 T207 cards. I also liked the 1943 Fósforos La Comercial Team Cuba cards pictured above. Do you have chance images of Virgilio Arteaga, Angel Fleitas, Rogelio Martínez, Julio Moreno, Leandro Pazos, Rogelio Valdés, 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 González, 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

[Roland 49]

A few minutes ago I read your message regarding the photo of Monte Irvin drinking beer with Thompson and Pearson, that photo is from a bar in Cuba, Irvin played in 1948 and 1949 in Almendares, I looked for the photo and with my old phone I took a photo of the beer cans, Blue Ribbon, it is not detailed well in the photo because I had to shrink it so that it can be published on net54, I saw it with a magnifying glass and it details more the signs, I think you might like those photos, greetings.