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Description
Original Cuban revolutionary-era typed logistical communication related to agricultural fertilizer distribution, bearing handwritten approval markings attributed to Che Guevara.
The handwritten notation in the upper-left corner appears to read:
“Aprob.” / “Aprobado”
“Che”
Translated:
The document references fertilizer shipments and agricultural supply operations connected to revolutionary Cuban institutions including INRA (Instituto Nacional de Reforma Agraria / National Institute of Agrarian Reform) and ANAP (National Association of Small Farmers).
This piece appears to be an internal operational communication or telegram-style request concerning urgent agricultural supplies during the early revolutionary period in Cuba.
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Typed Text (Translated)
Nitro Orgánico La Esperanza
Pueblo Nuevo
Candelaria
“Urgent: send seed fertilizers from the ANAP San Luis.”
Typed signature/reference:
Esteban Domínguez
Chávez Responsible Agricultural Warehouse Context
Che Guevara played a major role in the administration of revolutionary Cuba following the Cuban Revolution and was heavily involved in industrial and economic management.
Administrative documents with handwritten approval notations attributed to Che Guevara are highly collectible and increasingly difficult to find.
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Condition
* Original vintage document
* Significant age-related wear
* Stains, folds, discoloration, fading, and handling marks
* Ink handwriting visible in upper-left corner
* Please examine all photographs carefully for exact condition
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Item Details
* Type: Original typed document / telegram-style communication
* Country: Cuba
* Language: Spanish
* Era: Revolutionary Cuba, likely early 1960s
* Signed/Marked: Handwritten “Che” approval notation
* Material: Paper document
