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Posted By: Rich Klein

And since I don't follow boxing cards nearly as closely as I do baseball cards -- Lew Lipset had an uncut sheet for sale (with Graziano) in an printed old judge auction. Or at the very least this was covered in an Old Judge newsletter (If someone has the time, might be worth doing a quick scan)

I have most of the material, and in about 3 months, when I have a chance to really dig in, I'll check that out.

I think Ted's supposition is correct as Fleer did that in 1963 with the Adcock/Checklist variation. This is from memory, and while I'm not as good as Ted, I tend to agree with him on this subject.

Regards
Rich