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04-26-2023, 04:44 PM
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Lou Gertenrich was a pretty good Chicago area ball player; he was also pressured to keep his family's confectionary business afloat during an era of tremendous competition; over 1000 candy companies in the Chicago area alone. I find it cool that the ad back actually depicts Gertenrich; Del Pratt is the MLB ball player on the front.
I had to have this puppy; as I am born/raised/live in the Chi area. Local Candy Company history is also of interest. Ben "I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards." 
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