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Willie Lewis (listed on the cover of your book) apparently was a big deal in France. He fought out of Paris for a while. I have this large relief bronze of him from 1911:
It's a pretty good likeness: ![]() It is the only piece of memorabilia I have on display in the living room that doesn't annoy my wife.
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in this grade, but happy to have
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The one on the right is new. There are several Sullivan's and Corbett's in this series, with both of them termed the "Champion of the World". It is a presumably from sometime between 1892 and 1897, probably the early part of that range. Not sure how many make a full set or who made this unmarked series, but they are fairly common and cheap by Sullivan cabinet standards.
A previous owner pencilled the outlines of his career and life up to Sullivan's death on the back. |
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I don't even know what I just bought. It was on eBay as a "Cabinet Card", but it is not a cabinet card as it is not a mounted photo, or in the standard cabinet size. It is just printed onto the stock like a postcard. I've never heard the term "vivi-photo" that is stamped I the bottom left before. My search didn't turn up much about this, or the address listed on the card.
I'm not even sure it's even 1910 period, but Cooley was a decent boxer and a tragic life who has few cards, so if I bought some later image or fake, it's fine and will display nice all the same. It was pretty cheap. |
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I tink the Fred Cooley photo is authentic to the period (circa 1910).
Produced by Hennegan & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. Here are a few postcards for sale produced by the same company around the same time period. https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/Sea...pnav-_-Results |
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can anyone ID this guy?
![]() I thought this blotter was fun: ![]() Am I reading too much into it or do these illustrations actually resemble the pair?
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Adam,
in my opinion the pair definitely looks like Tunney on the right and and Dempsey on the left. a cool piece, and one I’ve not seen before. Last edited by wicker56; 03-25-2022 at 10:58 PM. |
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I'm slowly working on a second set 1955 Parkhurst Wrestling. With a little extra coin I had in my pocket picked up this Bronko Nagurski $33.65 delivered after Canada shipping and US taxes. About as cheap as you're gonna find one?
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1951 Topps Ringside Boxing with Puzzle Back? Never heard of these, apparently hand cut from an advertisement piece similar to this wax box image I found on the internet. With Fathers Day eBay gift card in hand asking price was $99 OBO I offered $75 and picked up for $85 plus $6 shipping and $6.37 sales tax. Others are out there but still a pretty unique card.
Larry
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