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I have been researching this piece for a while and draw a few blanks with it. It is very unusual.
The writings on it are
Front:
Baseball
S. Antonio TownFiesta
1918
Won by
Yangco Boys
Back:
Presented by
Olongapo SubComite
We know its from San Antonio, Phillipines, and that this townfiesta is still an event still held there evey year. We also know that Teodoro Yangco was the resident comissioner from the phillipine islands from 1861-1939. I was wondering if there is a way to link this item to the Yango Brothers from the phillipines.
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