Let's See Some Awesome Boxing Card Sets!

[GasHouseGang]

Great looking set Brent. Here's my E76 set. Not especially rare, but colorful.

[Exhibitman]

Damn, Brent, wow.

This is a 1927 or slightly later set of transfers issued by a German company commemorating the Dempsey-Tunney "Long Count" title fight.



I like the way they flow in the full sheet format, and the two-stamp long count.

[Jerry G]

Originally Posted by GasHouseGang

Great looking set Brent. Here's my E76 set. Not especially rare, but colorful.

I'm very impressed with the condition of your set, David. Most of the E76s that I run across are beat to snot. These look nice across the board.

Also, I think I like the Khedivial poster better than the individual cards.

[Exhibitman]

The posters are great but really hard to fit into albums...unless you cut them up. Which people have done.

Here is the 1919 IFS Moser set of Dempsey-Willard cards. They were made as postcards as well as blank backed photo cards. Took me a while to put together a run of the blank backs.

[GasHouseGang]

Originally Posted by Jerry G

I'm very impressed with the condition of your set, David. Most of the E76s that I run across are beat to snot. These look nice across the board.

Also, I think I like the Khedivial poster better than the individual cards.

Thanks Jerry. These will have to do until someone makes a Black Swamp type of find of caramel boxers. I like the posters too, but I think I still prefer the cards.

[Exhibitman]

1897 Fitzsimmons-Corbett token set.

[G1911]

I'm cheating, only have 24 of the 25, but I think they look nice together.

[Andy Baran]

The only full boxing card set that I have ever owned. Sold many years ago.

[GasHouseGang]

Originally Posted by Andy Baran

The only full boxing card set that I have ever owned. Sold many years ago.

Great set Andy.