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Old 08-13-2011, 11:30 AM
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Default What Are Your Top Ten Favorite Boxing Cards

Not rarest, not most valuable, but the ones you enjoy the most? The cards I happen to enjoy looking at the most are [in no particular order]:

T218 Jack Johnson [side view]



T225 Jas. J. Jeffries



1955 Topps Hocus Focus Marciano [w/Walcott getting KTFO].



N28 John L. Sullivan




1920s Flying Fist Benny Leonard



1960s Israeli issued Cassius Clay



1890s Wood cabinet George Godfrey



1935 Brown & Bigelow Joe Louis



E282 Jack Dempsey



1950s Rocky Marciano PC

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Old 08-13-2011, 02:56 PM
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the 10 N28 Boxers......:-)
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Old 08-14-2011, 06:46 AM
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Default Die Cut -

From a set of collegiate athletes.....my first die cut boxer as well!

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Old 01-10-2012, 03:44 PM
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Default My Top Ten

In no particular order.

John L. Sullivan, Champion of the World cabinet card

1933 Sport Kings Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney

1911 Scissors Jack Johnson and Joe Jeanette

T210 Stanley Ketchell

1951 Topps Ringside Henry Armstrong

1948 Leaf Harry Greb

1967-68 Campioni Dello Sport Cassius Clay

1966-67 Camponioni Dello Sport Sonny Liston
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Great cards everyone. I would have to say any of the T9's.
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Yep, those T9s are pretty nice looking cards alright



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Some of my favorites.
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Old 01-14-2012, 09:37 AM
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Here are a few of my favorites from my favorite 20th century set:
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Old 01-14-2012, 01:47 PM
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Everyone has posted great cards, but butcher, those are stunning!
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Old 01-17-2012, 03:12 PM
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Sorry Exhibitman, I didn't see you had already posted an N28 Sullivan, sorry. I'll add these instead.
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Love those Pet's Brent.


My favourite 10 from my collection (Sorry for the scans, but I am going through a re-scanning phase after two crappy scanners!):

N162 Dempsey (probably my favourite card of all)


N174 Dempsey


N184 Sullivan


N28 Sullivan (which I have to upgrade)


N223 Sullivan - cool "hold to the light" card


N310 Jackson


Another card featuring the black prince.
Aussie Ogdens.


Great image on this 1920's Felix Potin card:


I have always loved this La Morena Schmeling card. The colours are crappy in this scan however:


I could post a few of my Stadium cards, but this one is probably my favourite with it's colours. 1914 card of Eddie McGoorty (before his Pat bradley fight)

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Old 01-20-2012, 10:36 AM
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I guess I'll add a few more of my favorites.
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Great cards David(GasHouseGang). Especially the N184 Sullivan and the GQ Sullivan. Are they in your collection?

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Old 01-20-2012, 01:52 PM
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Great cards David(GasHouseGang). Especially the N184 Sullivan and the GQ Sullivan. Are they in your collection?
No, I wish they were! I've saved pictures of some cards I hope to get someday and these both fall into that group.
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I'll add one more. I think this is pretty rare and is from England. It and a companion piece showed up on ebay several years ago. I was one of the underbidders. It was called a Stephengraph as you can see on the rear. The central image is on silk.
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There are 4 boxer Stevengraphs: Sullivan, Kilrain, Charlie Mitchell and Jem Smith. Here are Kilrain and Smith:



The weaving on the silks is absolutely beautiful. Variations are known on the colors used in the colored parts of the silks.
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There are also back variations.
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