Title:
Jack Dempsey's Restaurant
New York City New York (NY), Linen unused
Description:
"May I play host and hay 'hello' to you in my restaurant where food and friendliness are knockouts."
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Title:
Jack Dempsey
Real Photo unused
Description:
American professional boxer who competed from 1914 to 1927, and reigned as the world heavyweight champion from 1919 to 1926.
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Title:
Jack Dempsey
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Mohammad Ali and His Mother, Odessa Grady Clay
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania (PA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
1960
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Title:
Boxer Joe Louis with HOD Baseball Players
Benton Harbor Michigan (MI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Two Boys Sparring - "Replying to Yours"
Divided Back PM 1909 Jun-19
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Title:
Two Men With Boxing Gloves on - One Stocky, One Thin
Divided Back
Description:
The First Lesson
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Title:
Boxing on Lakefront
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Boxers Posing - photo by George Mallard
Lockport New York (NY), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Two Boys Boxing
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Jonny Andersen - Weitmester im Ringen Fedgw 1911 Wrestler
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Stegmaier Brewing Co. / Tony Galento
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Beer that made Galento Famous Best Wishes Pal - from me and Steg! Tony Galento
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Title:
Happy Hour, U.S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes Illinois (IL), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Jack Dempsey Knocks Out Jess Willard
Linen
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Title:
Art Johnson - Lightweight Boxer
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Arthur DeKuh of Italy
Divided Back unused
Description:
Born, Italy, January 10, 1905
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Title:
Boxing, Casuel Depot, May 20, 1927
Real Photo
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Title:
Boys Boxing
Loraine Wisconsin (WI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Outdoor scene with boxing ring
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Camp Grant Saturday Afternoon Sports Boxing
White Border unused
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Title:
I am up against it
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Photograph of Man Boxing - 3 views
unused
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Title:
If I Don't Come Around Soon, I'll be Out Later
Divided Back unused
Description:
P. Crosby Series 565
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Title:
Boxing Match
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sailor Aboard Ship Watching Boxing Match
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sports in the Navy on Washington's Birthday - USS Texas
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Marvin Atomic Mercer
Real Photo unused
Description:
Junior Heavyweight Champion of the World
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Title:
The Well Equipped Gymnasium and Shooting Gallery on the Ile De France - French Line
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Boxing Match
White Border unused
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Title:
Jack Dempsey Knocks Out Jess Willard
Linen PM 1953 Jul-26
Description:
Toledo, Ohio, July 4, 1919 and becomes champion of the world
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Title:
Jack Dempsey, 1922
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Joe Jawson, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
unused
Description:
Milwaukee never produced a tougher lad for ring service than Joe Jawson, a young Polish boy of the south side of the city. Joe is just 22 years of age and stands 5 feet 5 inches, scaling 133 pounds. He has been battling the best of the lightweights for the past two years and recently gave Tommy O'Brien and Johnny Mendelsohn, besides Ever Hammer the fights of their lives. He is a glutton for work, but lacks the knockout punch himself, but which he is fast developing. Under the tutelage of George Ryan, the old-time welterweight, Joe has been advancing rapidly and he is now in the first division ranks
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Title:
Thai Boxing
Chrome unused
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Title:
Muhammed Ali
Chrome unused
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Title:
Bermondsey Bill Wells
White Border unused
Description:
Former European Welter Champion. When Charley Harvey, New York manager, was in London last year, he saw Billy Wells work against Johnny Basham and immedicately signed him to come to America. Wells like the States so well he became a regular citizen and now wants to box Mickey Walker for the world's title. Wells has won all his fights in the States, 15 in number. He won 33 out of 36 fights in Europe, and is considered the best contender for the title in the welter class. He was born in London and is 25 years of age, scaling 147 pounds
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Title:
Geo. Chip
New Castle Pennsylvania (PA), White Border unused
Description:
Pennsylvania lad who claimed the middleweight for at time and lost it when he was stopped by Al McCoy of Brooklyn. Chip was born August 25, 1888, at Scranton, Pa; height, 5 feet 8 inches; weight, 158 pounds; color, white. Chip was considered one of the hardest hitters among the middles when he started out. He battled against the best and was always near the top of the ladder
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Title:
Jimmie Wilde
Cardiff, White Border unused
Description:
Ex-champion flyweight of the world and one of the best little men since the days of Jimmy Barry and Pedlar Palmer. Jimmy was born in May 1892, at Pomtypridd, Wales; height, 5 feet 2 1/2 inches; weight, 105 pounds; color, white. He formerly worked in the coal mines of Wales, but was discovered and soon became a champion. Jimmy lost his title to Pancho Villa in June 1923
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Title:
Jimmie Wilde
Cardiff, White Border unused
Description:
Ex-champion flyweight of the world and one of the best little men since the days of Jimmy Barry and Pedlar Palmer. Jimmy was born in May 1892 at Pomtypridd, Wales; height 5 feet 2 1/2 inches; weight, 105 pounds; color, white. He formerly worked in the coal mines of Wales, but was discovered and soon became a champion. Jimmy lost his title to Pancho Villa in June 1923
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Title:
The Boxing Midgets Prince and King
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Boxing Match
Real Photo
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Title:
Peter Keenan
Linen unused
Description:
Glasgow. British Bantam Weight Champion Managed by Alex. Adams, 36 Lyoncross Road, Glasgow.
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Title:
Boxing Is A Popular Sport Among The Soldiers
Keesler Field, Linen PM 1945 Jan-28
Description:
Boxing is a popular sport among the soldiers of Keesler Field
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Title:
Boxing
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2028
"watch his right, Battler!" "How can I when he's always pokin; me in the eye with it?"
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Title:
Boxing Bout
Sampson New York (NY), Linen PM 1944 Mar-14
Description:
U. S. Naval Training Station
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Title:
Sparring Match On Forecastle Of U. S. Man O'War
Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Aug-00
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Title:
Boxing For Fun Ad Efficiency
White Border PM 1918 Sep-12
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Title:
Ronnie Walcott
Chrome unused
Description:
Ronnie Walcott, Age: 13, Weight: 86lbs., Record: 90 unofficial fights, 16 official, 1 loss. Won San Angelo Paperweight championship in 1949 and Paperweight Championship in Regional Golden Gloves Tournament at San Angelo in 1949. Lost final bout in Regional Golden Gloves Tournament at Odessa in 1950 but won return match with same boy a short time later. At age 11, when this picture was taken, Ronnie was picked as one of the most scientific boxers in these parts. Other athletic achievements: Entered four events in 1950 san Angelo City swim Meet and won all four. He started swimming at age of four.
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Title:
Boxer Joe Louis with Men from HOD
Benton Harbor Michigan (MI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Rare Joe Louis with Baseball Team
Benton Harbor Michigan (MI), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Fighting Jenault of the Texas
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Fighting Denault of the USS Texas
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sugar Ray's Cafe
Harlem New York (NY)
Description:
2074 Seventh Ave., at 124th St., New York City The Show Place of Harlem Breakfast--9:30 A.M. Luncheon--11:30 A.M. Dinner--4:00 PM TILL CLOSING
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Title:
I am Up Against It - Two Men Boxing
PM 1912 Nov-20
Description:
Comic Series 15
PROF SWATEM BOXING TAUGHT WHILE YOU WAIT PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
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Title:
Jack Dempsey
New York New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
"May I play host and say 'hello' to you in my restaurant where food and friendliness are knockouts." "The Meeting Place of the World" Jack Dempsey's Restaurant 50th Street at 8th Ave., N.Y.C.
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Title:
Rocky Marciano World's Heavyweight Champion
Divided Back unused
Description:
Holland Furnace Company Training Camp Holland, Michigan
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Title:
1908 Boxing Carnival, Chutes Park, During Fleet Week
Los Angeles California (CA) unused
Description:
Series 2508
James.J.Jeffries-Referee
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Title:
Early of the USS Texas
Real Photo unused
Description:
Boxing champion
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Title:
Jack Dempsey (USA) World's Champion Prize Fighter
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Jack Dempsey, Salt Lake City, Utah
Divided Back unused
Description:
Considered one of the greatest heavyweights of the century and who now holds the world's title, having defeated Georges Carpentier for the same at Jersey City, NJ, July 2, last, for a purse of $500,000 of which Jack received $300,000, the biggest ever heard of in a boxing match. Jack was born June 24, 1895, at Manassa, Colo.; height, 6 feet 1 1/2 inches; weight, 188 pounds; color, white. His record for 1919 and 1920: (listed below)
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Title:
Frank Klaus
White Border unused
Description:
Claimant of the middleweight championship and who won from Georges Carpentier in Paris, 1912, in 19 rounds. Klaus was born in Pittsburgh, December 30, 1887; height, 5 feet 7 1/2 inches; weight, 158 pounds; color, white. He fought Stanley Ketchel, Jack Dillon, Jack Sullivan and other stars. His record the last two years of his career follows:
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Title:
Earnie Shavers, Heavyweight Contender
Chrome unused
Description:
Joseph "Blackie" Gennaro Mgr. Trained by Frank Luca. For Information - Contact Frank Luca. 303-32nd St. NW, Canton, Ohio 44709. Phone 216-492-8455 Home
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Title:
Billy Papke
Spring Vallye Illinois (IL), White Border unused
Description:
Spring Valley boy who won the middleweight championship from Stanley Ketchel and lost it to him within a few months time. Papke then went to Australia and while there Ketchel was killed. Papke again claimed the title but was beaten while there by Cyclone Johnny Tompson of Sycamore, Ill. Papke was born September 17, 1886, at Spring Valley, Ill
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Title:
Carl Morris
Tulsa Oklahoma (OK), White Border unused
Description:
Born Fulton, KY., Feb. 23, 1886. Height, 6 ft. 4 in. Weight, 235 lbs. Color, white. Nationality, Irish-Cherokee-Indian
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Title:
Charlie White
Chicago Illinois (IL), White Border unused
Description:
Chicago lightweight who had three or four chances at the championship, but fell short a,h time and lost out. Charley was born March 25, 1891, in Liverpool, England; height, 5 feet 6 inches; weight, 135 pounds; color, white. White went against Champions Welsh. Wolgast, Leonard and Nelson, but never landed a winner. He has been up in the first division at all times and is still a challenger
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Title:
Frankie Schmalzet of Milwauke, Wisconsin
White Border unused
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Title:
Fred Fulton
Minnesota (MN), White Border unused
Description:
Challenger for the world's heavyweight title, Fred was born April 18, 1891 at Blue Rapids, Kas.; height, 6 feet 4 1/2 hinches; weight, 210 pounds; color, white. Fulton was matched with Jess Willard for the title, but it fell through. Later he met Jack Dempsey and was stopped in 23 seconds
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Title:
Gene Tunney
White Border unused
Description:
World's Heavyweight Champion
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Title:
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis Indiana (IN), White Border unused
Description:
The Indiana Bearcat, or "Giant Killer," as he was known, was without doubt one of the best men of his weight in America. Jack was a middleweight, but met all comers, whether 160 or 200 pounders or over. His defeat of many big heavyweights gave him the name of "Giant Killer." He was born February 2, 1891 , at Frankfort, Indiana. Height, 5 feet 7 1/2 inches; weight, 160 to 165 pounds; color, white. He tried to fight the past year, but was declared to be not physically fit by the New York Commission
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Title:
Jean Driscoll
Cardiff, White Border unused
Description:
Featherweight champion of England and one of the cleverest boxers known there during the past 25 years. Born December 15, 1880 at Cardiff, Wales; height 5 feet 4 1/2 inches; weight, 122 pounds; color white
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Title:
Johnnie Griffiths Akron, OH
White Border unused
Description:
The Ohio Flash, who was a contender for the lightweight title and again for the welterweight crown, but never landed either. Johnny was born Sepber 17, 1893 at Wadsworth, Ohio; height 5 feet 6 1/2 inches; weight, 145 pounds; color, white. Johnny made a trip to Australia in 1914 and made a big hit in that country
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Title:
Kid Williams
Baltimore Maryland (MD), White Border unused
Description:
Baltimore boy who held the bantam-weight championship and finally lost it to Pete Herman in a decision bout at New Orleans in 1917. The Kid was born December 5, 1893 at Copenhagen, Denmark; height, 5 feet 1 inch; weight, 118 pounds; color, white. He was a hard hitting bantam and beat all the stars of the game, winning his title from Johnny Coulon by a knockout in three rounds in 1914 at Los Angeles
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Title:
Leach Cross
New York (NY), White Border unused
Description:
New York Hebrew who met all the good lightweights of the world and seldom took the short end. He was born in New York City, February 12, 1886; height, 5 feet 7 1/2 inches; weight, 135 pounds; color, white. Leach retired for a time about 1916, having moved from New York to California, but the big purses got his eye the past year and he made a comeback, which has been successful
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Title:
Owen Moran
London, White Border unused
Description:
One of the best featherweights and lightweights ever turned out in England. Moran boxed draws with Abe Attell in his prime; met the best feathers of his date and also the best lightweights of America. He also fought the famous Jem Driscoll several times and defeated Battling Nelson in 1910
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Title:
Mike Dundee
Rock Island Illinois (IL), White Border unused
Description:
One of the real contenders to the featherweight crown is a namesake of Johnny Dundee, the present champion. Mike Dundee, himself an Italian like Johnny, has had over 80 battles and has never been defeated, nor even knocked off his pins. He came from Italy when a child and settled in Rock Island with is parents. Dick Curley, his manager, offered to back him to the extent against Eugene Criqui, the French Champion, when he came over here for the battle with Johnny Kilbane, to the extent of $20,000 to $50,000. Mike has beaten some very good boys, among them Andy Chaney, who was contender for the title. Few of them want his game. At present he has a challenge and forfeit up to meet Johnny Dundee for the title. He is 24 years of age and has a wife and two children
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Title:
Silvino Jamito: Featherweight Champion of Phillippine Islands
White Border unused
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Title:
Camp Grant, Saturday Afternoon Sports: Boxing
Divided Back unused
Description:
copyright 1917, R.I. Lo
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Title:
Arena where Jefferies and Johnson fight took place
Reno Nevada (NV), Real Photo PM 1910 Jul-3
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Title:
A Message to the Boys: How to be Champ
Linen unused
Description:
May I play Host and say Hello to you in my restaurant where food and friendliness are knockouts
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Title:
Cannonball Eddie Martin
Brooklyn New York (NY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Cannonball Eddie Martin (Edward Vittorio Martino). Ex-World's Bantamweight Champion, 1924. (career statistics follow)
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Title:
The Knock-Out
Divided Back PM Sep-04
Description:
Series 3029
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Title:
Fake!
Divided Back unused
Description:
C. Ryan Series X220
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Title:
Who Am Champion Now Boxing
Divided Back PM 1910 JUL-06
Description:
Series 101
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Title:
Who Am Champion Now? Boxing
Divided Back PM 1909 Nov-11
Description:
Series 562
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Title:
1907
Divided Back unused
Description:
I Wish you Roosevelt's Luck, Rockfeller's Wealth, Jeffries health.
James J. Jeffries
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Title:
Joe Louis
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Joe Louis (1914-1981) American heavyweight champion - “The Brown Bomber.”
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Title:
Boxing Ring, Gym
Divided Back PM 1945 Jan-02
Description:
Conversion of an RB. 1 Building into a Squadron Gymnasium. Tune in "Free For All" all-soldier show every Thursday 7:30 p.m. c.w.t. W W L, New Orleans.
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Title:
Boxing On Board United States Warship
Divided Back unused
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