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Chris D. said:jay1065 said:
No, I did not taste the caramel on the back. :mrgreen:
Why did you punch holes in it?
THAT'S what I've been waiting to see! CongratulationsGraymouse said:The last piece of the puzzle. 206/206!
dano7 said:THAT'S what I've been waiting to see! CongratulationsGraymouse said:
It is interesting that Freese was a tough card for me to find when I put my set together.
DANNY
Interesting. I'd never heard of them, so I've learned something this evening. It looks almost like some pictures I cut out of newspapers as a kid. They used to pictures about that size in the paper when they had a good game, made the all-star team or something.MaineMule said:...great pick-ups Chris and Danny.....
I'll put this in my Ted thread but here is a my latest Ted pick-up........
1946/47 Propagandas Montiel, Los Reyes del Deporte (Cuba)
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Here's information about the set- These 2.1" by 3.1" Cuban cards are made of a thin paper stock, and are usually found pasted in a colorful album. These cards are made of a thin paper stock with a yellow or orange design border, and are frequently found slightly miscut. The set is made up of Boxers, Cuban Baseball Stars of the past and present, former Big League Greats, current Big Leaguers, a few Wrestlers, along with players from 5 teams of the Class B Florida International League. These cards like all other cards from Cuba are often found with insect holes and or humidity damage making nice examples tough to find. There are 180 numbered cards in the set with a few variations including one showing a portrait of Gabby Hartnett on a Bill Dickey card (#56).
