LOUIS JOE: (1914-1981)

LOUIS, Joe (1914-1981). Signed Newspaper Insert or Handbill. Halftone image of Louis (“The Brown Bomber”) in his boxing trunks and gloves during the height of his career. Inscribed by Loui

The National Police Gazette June 1948 newspaper advertisement signed by Boxing Legends "The Brown Bomber" Joe Louis (1914-1981) and "Jersey" Joe Walcott (1914-1994) for the June 23, 1948 Heavyweight C

A black and white photograph print, depicting and bearing the signature of American professional boxer Joe Louis (1914-1981), nicknamed "the Brown Bomber," widely regarded as one of the greatest and m

JOE LOUIS (1914-1981) "The Brown Bomber", American heavyweight champion who defended his title 25 times, winning all bouts. S.P. 8" x 8" (sight), color, a chest, up view of the young boxer, signed at

Joe Louis (1914-1981) Heavyweight Champion. Louis became boxing's heavyweight champion with his defeat of James J. Braddock in 1937. Nicknamed the "Brown Bomber," his knockout of Germany's Max Schmeli

JOE LOUIS (1914-1981) Autographed Magazine with COA 8 1/2" x 11 1/2"

JOE LOUIS (1914-1981) 'Joe Louis at training in Greenwood Lake, 1978 AAU F13404 Authentication 4" x 5 3/4"

JOE LOUIS (1914-1981) 'Joe Louis at training in Greenwood Lake, 1978 AAU F13404 Authentication 4" x 5 3/4"

Early 20th century print from a photo, Joseph 'Joe Louis' Barrow (1914-1981, the 'Brown Bomber', world heavyweight championship 1937-49) mounted on chip board, measures 40 x 30 inches.

Joe Lewis Signed "The Ring" Magazine March 1940. Joseph Louis Barrow (May 13, 1914 – April 12, 1981) was an American professional boxer who competed from 1934 to 1951. Nicknamed the Brown Bomber

Joe Lewis Signed "The Ring" Magazine March 1940. Joseph Louis Barrow (May 13, 1914 -April 12, 1981) was an American professional boxer who competed from 1934 to 1951. Nicknamed the Brown Bomber, Louis

Joe Lewis Signed "The Ring" Magazine March 1940. Joseph Louis Barrow (May 13, 1914 - April 12, 1981) was an American professional boxer who competed from 1934 to 1951. Nicknamed the Brown Bomber, Loui

Twelve (12) United States First Day Covers including Three (3) 1981 Supreme Court 1981 Joseph Louis Barrow 1981 Joe Louis 1981 Roy Campanella 1981 Helping Our Children 1981 Disabled Persons 1981 Blind

Poster from the Holmes vs. Leon Spinks fight. The poster was designed by renowned sports artist Leroy Nieman. The fight was held on June 12, 1981 and was in tribute to boxing great Joe Louis at his na

Sylvia Carewe (1914-1981). 20th century modern tapestry depicting a mother and child. New York artist. [49 x 42 inches]. In good condition.

Mark Chee Navajo (Diné), (1914-1981), a silver cuff bracelet constructed of three domed wires supporting five turquoise separated by pairs of silver drops, signed: Chee. inner circumference (incl

Mark Chee (Navajo/Dine 1914-1981) ingot silver and turquoise cuff bracelet topped with seven tumbled and bezel set turquoise stones, marked Chee within bird cipher

Mark Chee (Navajo, 1914-1981) silver and turquoise cuff bracelet with 7 bezel set turquoise stones and bead and impressed animal decoration. Maker's mark on interior. 5/8" H x 5 1/8" circumference plu

(1914-1981, Navajo/Dine) Marked: Chee [with artist's bird cipher] Topped with seven tumbled turquoise stones set in high bezels alternating with silver spheres and stamped terminals 5.5" C x .6" W,

Mark Chee (Dine, 1914-1981) Wide and Heavily Stamped Man's Cuff Bracelet, with Large #8 Turquoise Cabochon signed CHEE housed inside artist's bird hallmark cuff width 1-5/8 inches, interior circumfere

Master Printmaker Glen Adolph Krause (1914-1981) is known for his strong compositions and his prolific work in woodcut printing. This piece is one from the middle of his career, and combines two woodc

Sylvia Carewe New York (1914-1981) abstract oil on canvas Signed lower right. 20"H x 12"W

DIMAGGIO JOE: (1914-1999) American baseball player, the second husband of Marilyn Monroe for just 274 days from January - October 1954. An unusual T.L.S., Maggio, one page, slim 4to, Beverly Hills, Ca

Albert Vael, Belgian, 1914-1981. A 1960's oil on canvas Surrealist chess scene, titled "Schoakapel No. 1". Depicts two grotesque figures playing chess with game pieces representing a female crucified