Original 1940's Photo of Boxer Pat Manzi This is an original photo of veteran boxer Pat Manzi. Pat was a Welterweight contender weighing in at 147 pounds from Syracuse New York. he was managed by Ross Moran, 621 Burnet Ave., Syracuse NY. This photo is part of a boxing collection of a News Photographer in New York. Photo measures 9 x 7 inches, some light creases but overall condition is Very Good. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques & Collectibles!!  

1940's Photo of Veteran Boxer Pat Manzi This is an original photo of veteran boxer Pat Manzi working the speed bag. The photo is ORIGINAL and dating back to the late 1930's. Pat was a Welterweight contender weighing in at 147 pounds from Syracuse New York. He was managed by Mr. Ross Moran, 621 Burnet Ave., Syracuse NY. This photo is part of a boxing collection of a News Photographer in New York. Photo measures 10 x 7 1/2 inches, some very light creases but overall condition is Very Good. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques & Collectibles!!  

1940 Boxing Photo of Matt Perfetti This is an original photo dated March 30, 1940 of Boxer Matt Perfetti. Matt was born in Amsterdam New York on 12/27/1918. Matt was a Featherweight Contender from the years 1937 to 1941. His record was 20 Wins ( 3 by KO ), 4 Lost and 1 Drawn. Picture is in very good condition with date stamped on the back along with some of the photographers notes. This photo is original and measure 5 x 8 inches. It comes from the collection of a Veteran Boxer in New York City. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques & Collectibles!!  

1940's Photo of Veteran Boxer Pat Manzi This is an original photo of veteran boxer Pat Manzi dating back to pre WW2. Pat was a Welterweight contender weighing in at 147 pounds from Syracuse New York. He was managed by Mr. Ross Moran, 621 Burnet Ave., Syracuse NY. This photo is part of a boxing collection of a News Photographer in New York. Photo measures 10 x 7 1/2 inches, some very light creases but overall condition is Very Good. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques & Collectibles!!  

Photo of Archie Moore & Harold Johnson Original Photo of Archie Moore, World Light Heavyweight Champion, and contender Harold Johnson. The photo shows both boxers matching their powerful "RIGHTS". This picture was taken weeks before their Champion battle on Wednesday, August 11, 1954 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Russ Hodges announced the bout from ringside exclusively on CBS Television Network on the "Pabst Blue Ribbon Bouts" series at 10:00 PM that night. Photo measures 8 1/2 x 7 inches and is in excellent condition. The photo comes from a private collection of a New York Sports phtographer. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques & Collectibles!!  

Original Photo of Jack Dempsey Original 9 x7 inch black and White photo of the great Jack Dempsey. We have no date of this photo or where it was taken. By the looks of the picture, Jack seems to be having a possible Pre Fight press conference. It is an original print from a Veteran Boxer's collection in the New York Area. The photo does have some creases from age, otherwise in excellent condition. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques & Collectibles!!  

Photo of Henry Armstrong & Hugh Bradley Original Photo dated to the 1940's of Henry Armstrong, Alias Homicide Hank, and Sports Editor for the New York Post Hugh Bradley. After doing some research on Henry Armstrong we became very impressed with his record and career. Henry was born on Dec. 12, 1912 in Columbus, Mississippi and at a very young age, his family moved to St. Louis Missouri. His professional career started on July 27, 1931 against Al Iovino and ended on Valentines day, 1945 to Chester Slider. Henry's Record was 151 wins in which 101 were from KO's, only 21 Lost fights and 9 Drawn. Total fights 181. Henery was a holder of 3 Championships in the Featherweight class, Lightweight class and Welterweight class. New York Times wrote this about his Jan. 24, 1940 fight,,,,, Henry Armstrong vs Pedro Montanez in New York City for World welterweight title. "For savagery and bruising fighting, virtually all of it displayed by the irrepressible Armstrong, this was a fight that has seldom been excelled. No welterweight, no man near Armstrong's inches or poundage could have survived the blistering firepower". Montanez was down for the first time in his career in the 4th. Down again at the end of the 8th, he had to be carried to his corner. The referee stopped the fight after 47 seconds of the 9th round. (New York Times). Henry passed away on October 22, 1988. This original photo measures 8 x 10 inches and was part of a Veteran Boxer's private collection in the New York Area. A RARE photo of real champ in his time. Top left hand corner has a small repair done, other than that the photo is in excellent condition. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques & Collectibles!!  

Divorce for Joe Louis & Marva This is an Original News Photographers photograph of Marva Louis on July 3, 1941 in Chicago. Marva filed divorce papers the day before this photo was taken, July 2, 1941, against the Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis. She sued and charged that Joe had struck her twice and alleged that her health had been impaired by the Abuse. The photo measures 8 x 6 inches with some light creases, otherwise in excellent condition. Very RARE and Original. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques & Collectibles!!  

Original Photo of Sugar Ray Robinson This is an Original Photo of Sugar Ray Robinson along with his Wife Edna Mae and thier Poodles. The photo is dated Friday November 8, not sure of the year, probably the early 1950s. This picture is very original and from the collection of a Veteran Boxer in New York.  

Original Photo of Sugar Ray Robinson, 1950s This is an Original Photo of Sugar Ray Robinson along with his Wife Edna Mae and thier Poodles. The photo is dated Friday November 8, not sure of the year, probably the early 1950s. This picture is very original and from the collection of a Veteran Boxer in New York  

Original News Photo of Max Baer, 1934 This is an original New Photo of Max Baer dated March 22, 1934 taken in Roseville California. Shown in the photo is Kid Frank Harlow taking a shot at the Champs Chin. Just 12 weeks after this photo was taken, Max went into the ring with Primo Carnera on June 14, 1934 for the Heavtweight Title of the World. Max Baer floored Carnera 11 times before the referee stopped the fight in the 11th round. Photo is in very good condition measuring 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. Some small creases at edges. The photo is very original and from the personal collection of a Veteran Boxer in New York with the News Stamp on back.  

1938 Photo of Tony Pandy and Tommy Farr This is an Original News Photo dated December 16, 1938 taken at the weigh in that day of Lou Nova and Tommy Farr. Caption included with this photo reads as follows: Tonypandy Tommy Farr, Welsh Heavyweight, is shown on the scales at the New York State Boxing Commision Offices today as he weighed in for his Bout at Madison Square Garden with Califorinas Hope, Lou Nova. Farr weighed in at 203 pounds, And Nova tipped the beam at 199 pounds. Both men were pronounced in perfect condition. Commissioner Farley is in Background. 12-16-38. Photo is in excellent condition, measures 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 and has the News Stamp on rear. Tommy Farr won the fight that night on points after 15 rounds.  

1931 Photo of Boxer Percy Lloyd Reed Original News Photo dated Jan. 1, 1931 of Boxer Percy Lloyd Reed. Back of photo reads as follows..... He's only Boxer to score a K.O. in Classroom....... Boston, Mass... Percy Lloyd Reed, said to be the only Prize Ring Celeberty who successfully turned to Collegiate pursuits after instead of before, his ring career. Percy, regarded as one of the toughest sluggers of his class, Has been awarded the Bachelor of Science degree by the University of New Hampshire. Date 1-5-31. Photo is in excellent condition with News Photo Stamp on back which makes this photo VERY original. Phot measures 8 x 6 inches. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques and Collectibles!!  

Original 1930 Photo, Boxer Bob Heckler This is an original News Photo dated March24, 1930. Back of photo reads as follows:,,, Salt Lake City Utah....Bob Heckler of this City, who is the new National Junior A.A.U. Middleweight Boxing Champion, as the result of his recent victory over Johnny Walker of Cleveland. The Final Match of the annual fistic Tourney for Simon Pures,held in Cincinnati. According to Jack Dempsey, former Champ, Who refereed the Heckler-Walker Match, the new champ is one of the greatest prize fighter prospects in the Land. ..... We tried to find some records on Bob but found no listings for him. Photo is ORIGINAL and measures 3 x 8 inches in excellent condition. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques and Collectibles!!!  

1974 Veteran Boxers Mailing List Dated 1974 from a veterans Boxing Association called RING 21 located in brooklyn New york. A 4 page mailing list of Veteran Boxers that belonged to the Association. Over 100 Mailing address of veteran boxers dating from the early 1900s and some being World Champs. Some of the names and addresses on this list are , former Lightweight World Champ Paul Berlenback, Joe Kane, Lou Salica, Sam Taub, Artie Deluca, Chick McCormick, Mickey Oliver, Larry Shaw, Coley Wallace and more. Address also have phone numbers next to them also. This is a rare find, all 4 pages in excellent condition. Thanks for stopping by Blue Ridge Antiques and Collectibles.