Revista Mundo Uruguayo 1930 Pioneros Futbol Uruguay Albion Nota Henry Lichtenberger

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Step back into the history of Uruguayan football with this remarkable three-page note extracted from a 1930 magazine. Authored by Henry Candid Lichtenberger, a key figure in Uruguay's sporting heritage, this document reveals the origins of the Albion Football Club, founded in 1891. It features unique insights into the club's initial rejection of foreign players, emphasizing local talent. The note is beautifully preserved, measuring 19 x 28 cm, making it a valuable collector's item for sports enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of football history.

This extraordinary item is a three-page note, beautifully extracted from the historic Revista Mundo Uruguayo of 1930. It captures the vibrant spirit of Uruguayan football, spotlighting the Albion Football Club, which was founded in 1891 by students of the English High School under the name Football Association. The legendary Henry Candid Lichtenberger, just 18 at the time, played a pivotal role in the club's creation. Notably, he was a protégé of William Leslie Poole, recognized as 'the father of Uruguayan football'. The initial club statutes firmly rejected the idea of foreign players, despite the inclusion of many members of Anglo-Saxon descent, all of whom were proud natives of Uruguay. Significantly, this document sheds light on the cultural roots of the sport in the region. Adorned with its iconic white jersey featuring a red star, Albion remains a testament to local pride and tradition in Uruguayan athletics. This note serves not only as a delightful nugget of nostalgia for fans but also as a collectible piece reflecting over a century of sporting excellence. Perfect for historians and football aficionados alike, this item connects you to a pivotal moment in the development of the country's football identity.

Usage ideas This piece is ideal for display in a personal library or as part of a sports memorabilia collection. It also makes a unique gift for football fans and historians interested in the origins of the sport in Uruguay. Use it as a conversation starter or educational tool in discussions about the evolution of football and its cultural significance in South America.

Frequently asked questions
Is this note in good condition?: Yes, the item is used but has been well-preserved, maintaining its historical integrity.
What does the note cover?: The note chronicles the founding of the Albion Football Club and its early values regarding local participation in the sport.
Is this suitable for framing?: Absolutely! Its dimensions of 19 x 28 cm make it a great candidate for framing and display.

- Marca: Revista Mundo Uruguayo
- Condición del ítem: Used
- Modelo: El Futbol En El Uruguay: Conversando Con Enrique Lichtenberger

Vendor listing title: 1930 Pioneros Futbol Uruguay Albion Nota Henry Lichtenberger
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Additional Information

Origin:
Uruguay
Vendor:
Shop on Mercado Libre Uruguay
Brand:
Revista Mundo Uruguayo
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