[Pugilism, Bare-Knuckle Fight, Heenan-Morrisey]

"Slaughtered by Sullivan" Early News of Famous 1882 Bare Knuckle Prize Fight An issue of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Vol. 7, No. 264, 12pp, 18” x 23”, St. Louis, February 8, 1882. Small

English - Tom Spring and Jack Langan - Transferware Design - Each 7 1/2" x 6" - Langan Tile has repair - See photos for condition and details

NO RESERVE Boxing.- Mace (James "Jem", bare-knuckle pugilist, 1831-1910) Signature with inscription in another hand, mounted, folds, browned, 220 x 165mm., 6th February 1895.⁂ Inscription reads:

Title: Antique Fine Art Painting Bare Knuckle Boxer Portrait Date/Period: approx early 1900's Dimension: framed size 31 x 21.25approx 13.5 at widest x 10" tall Materials: appears to be an oil on board

Bare Knuckle Fighters, c1860. Very good contrast and tonality, minor edge fading. Albumenized Salt Print. Unknown photographer.14.75 x 11 in. 37.47 x 27.94 cm. Photograph is much larger than scan

English Hand Colored Etching on Paper, Ca. 1820, Bare Knuckle Boxer David Hudson H 13" W 9.25" | Published London May 16, 1820 by S.W. Fores 41 Piccadilly (Samuel William Fores). Hand colored etching

A Bare Knuckle Boxing Champion John Morrissey Signed Autograph, inscribed "John Morrissey, NY." An uncommon signature from the boxing pioneer who would later become a member of the United States House

ca. 1890 JOHN L. SULLIVAN HEAVYWEIGHT BARE KNUCKLE BOXING WORLD CHAMPION BOXER ca. 1890 JOHN L. SULLIVAN HEAVYWEIGHT BARE KNUCKLE BOXING WORLD CHAMPION BOXER Description Circa 1890 Antique Cabinet Car

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Richard Humphries, Conqueror of Dan Mendoza, Dick Curtis, 21 years of Age and E. Baldwin, White-Headed Bob. Antique Etching with Engraving Published 1826, London for "The Fancy; or True Sportman's Gui

1824 engraving of Thomas Cribb word champion bare-knuckles boxer. Engraved by Percy Roberts. Very Good, measures 5 x 8”. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in

Mystery Artist (English, Middle 19th Century). An original oil painting on canvas. Titled, "Portrait of Tom Sayers, The Pugilist," produced circa 1860. A portrait of bare-knuckle prize fighter Tom Say

"Tom Sayers' Battles in the Ring", c. 1883. Supplement for "Patrons of the Police Gazette of New York". Large hand-colored engraving featuring the English bare-knuckle fighter Tom Sayers, illustrating

An antique style hand colored aquatint engraving. A figural portrait depicting James "Deaf" Burke (1809-1845), an English bare knuckle boxer active from 1828 to 1843. Subject name and printed details

American bare-knuckle boxer who spent much of his career in Great Britain and Ireland. 8” H x 4” diameter

A 19th-century brass chamberstick, 4" high, a pair of 20th century English ceramic plaques commemorating the 1824 bare-knuckle match between Tom Spring and Jack Langan, 7.25" high, 6" wide, and a vint

Early 20th century print from a photo from 1885, bare knuckle boxer John L. Sullivan (1858-1918, 'The Great John L.' or 'The Boston Strong Boy'), copyright in the negative with date lower left, mounte

Photo size is 8x10. PRIVATE SIGNING. Kaitlyn Bertrand in person signed photo. Model and Bare Knuckle ring girl.

Photo size is 8x10. PRIVATE SIGNING. Kaitlyn Bertrand in person signed photo. Model and Bare Knuckle ring girl.

Bare Knuckle Boxer. Print 16" x 11", Frame 18 1/2" x 13 1/2". Has some browning & natural wear. - See photos for condition and details

Photo size is 8x10. PRIVATE SIGNING. Kaitlyn Bertrand in person signed photo. Model and Bare Knuckle ring girl.

Photo size is 8x10. Paige VanZant in person signed autographed photo. Paige VanZant is an American mixed martial artist, bare knuckle boxer, professional wrestler, author, and model. She is currently

Bare Knuckle Boxer. He Retired Undefeated - Print 16 1/2" x 13" , Frame 19 1/2" x 15 1/2" - Some foxing & wear - Frame has scratches and glass is cracked. - See photos for condition and details

Watercolor (and perhaps other media) on artist's board illustration of a bare knuckles boxing contest. You aficionados of the boxing world will be able to ID the combatants, alas, I cannot. Image appx