BOXING GEAR SIGNED BY THE BROWN BOMBER JOE LOUIS

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

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

1937 JOE LOUIS "BROWN BOMBER" SIGNED LETTER Signed letter with "Joe Louis Heavyweight Champion of the World" letterhead, addressed to Mr. Dandy Allen thanking him for his words of congratulations and

Vintage C1950s (joe Louis) Brown Bomber Whiskey Advertising Boxing Glove Brown Bomber made with Grand Dad 114 Barrel Proof, likely refers to Joe Louis. Louis had his own short lived whiskey distilling

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

Bruce "Dapper Bruce Lafitte" Davenport, Jr. (American/New Orleans, b. 1972), "Joe Louis", "Go Joe" and "Brown Bomber", 2020, 3 markers on paper, all titled lower center, signed and dated lower right,

A Group of Two Vintage Joe Louis Figural Lamps, comprising of a "The Brown Bomber" lamp with Louis in boxing pose marked 9.24.35 on reverse, measuring 12 inches and a "champion" lamp with Louis in box

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 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

Pair of Authentic Joe Louis Signed Vintage Boxing Gloves. Up for bidding is an iconic piece of history - a pair of genuine vintage boxing gloves autographed by the legendary world heavyweight champion

Pair of Authentic Joe Louis Signed Vintage Boxing Gloves. Up for bidding is an iconic piece of history - a pair of genuine vintage boxing gloves autographed by the legendary world heavyweight champion

Boxing Joe Louis signed sporting life paper page, Signed in pencil by Louis, plus Freddie Mills and actor Stewart Granger. Fold marks, fixed to card, a bit scruffy. Condition 6/10.

Boxing - Joe Louis signed The Ring magazine from 1951 along with another signature, framed, 16 x 12 inches

(21)1930s-40s The Big Little Books - Walt Disney, Orphan Annie, The Invaders, Joe Louis The Brown Bomber, Buck Rogers + More

1993 JOE LOUIS THE BROWN BOMBER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP 1937-1949, JACK DEMPSEY WINS TITLE 1919

A Joe Louis FDC signed by boxing legend Evander Holyfield with COA

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.

Multi-Signed Joe Louis Commemorative Stamp Uncut Sheet Display with 40 plus autographs of boxing greats inc. Roberto Doran, Joe Frazier, Floyd Patterson, etc. A letter of authenticity issued by James

A hand done FDC honoring boxing with Joe Louis stamp signed in 1993 by the GOAT Muhammad Ali with COA

Attention boxing fans and collectors! We are excited to offer this incredible Joe Louis signed photo for auction. This stunning black and white photo captures the iconic boxer in action, with his sign

Signed James Braddock Card w/ Photo, Ad - Greatest Fights of Joe Louis vs J.Braddock, Signed Braddock Index Card & Boxing Photo

A vintage bronze sculpture by Joe Brown (American, 1909-1985) circa 1934 titled "Uppercut" depicting a pair of men boxing. It is signed, titled, and dated to the base.