Cuban pioneer Armando Marsans debuted for my Reds on July 4th, 1911. He was inducted into the Cuban Beisbol Hall of Fame in 1939, as part of the initial class.The 1914 E224 ‘Texas Tommy’ set was issued with a candy bar by the Cardinet Candy Co. in Oakland. There are only about 70 graded examples from this 64-card set in collections today.

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