Tintype of Pugilists [Boxing]

Late 19th century approximately sixth plate tintype, unframed, by an anonymous artist, depicting a portrait of two men boxing in suits. [3 1/2" H x 2 1/2" W]. Scratches, scuffs, creases.

2 1/2" x 4" Tintype circa 1868 of two men in boxong pose.

Six (6) 19th Century boxing prints. 1st-2nd items Two (2) J. Moore, London boxing color engravings including "Deaf Burke, Born Westminster Dec. 8th 1809, Stands 5 ft 8 1/4. Weighs 12 st. 6 lbs." publi

Measures 3" X2"

Collection Vintage Black & White Boxer Post Cards. 37 post cards Boxing Pugilist. Featuring international champions from Chile, France Ireland, Philippines, Canada, Senegal & US. Lew Tensler from Phil

Signed WELDON Vintage Painting Boxing Match. Pugilists. Loose Canvas; no stretcher or frame. Signed. Dimensions: H: 41 inches: W: 33 inches --- US Packing and Shipping charge: In house shipping availa

A silver preserve spoon hallmarked Sheffield 1910 maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. 4 3/4'' long. Together with a silver fob depicting 2 pugilists in a boxing match. Hallmarked Birmingham early 20thC

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:

Pair Bow figures of pugilists, 18th c., c. 1765, England, polychrome enameled porcelain, modeled as young shirtless boys with arms raised in boxing stance, each in floral patterned britches and brass

19th C Boxing Color Print, "Jake Kilrain and John L. Sullivan - The Twenty Thousand Dollar Pugilists as they will appear in the ring near New Orleans, July 8, 1889"; supplement to the National Police

19th C Boxing Color Print, "Jake Kilrain and John L. Sullivan - The Twenty Thousand Dollar Pugilists as they will appear in the ring near New Orleans, July 8, 1889"; supplement to the National Police

Thomas Johnson & Isaac Perrins. Hand colored engraving of two pugilists after Conrad Martin Metz. Joseph Grozer, London: 1789. 12" x 15 1/2".

C. M. SHORT "Fallen Warrior" Bronze Boxing Sculpture. Boxer Recovering from a Punch. Pugilist Sculpture on Wood Base with Brass Plaque. Signature not found on sculpture. -- Dimensions: H: 6 inches: W:

American, 20th Century (circa 1900). White metal. Male figure in a boxing stance. Patinization, has wear. 20.5"h.

[CIVIL WAR]. Half plate tintype showing Company D, 2nd Tennessee Cavalry Regiment.  Half plate hand-colored tintype (some darkening at perimeter). Inscription on green paper housed with plate rea

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

Three early photos including: Occupational tintype of apprentice holding a wooden implement; a 6th plate daguerreotype of a woman housekeeper holding broom, dustpan and brush; and a 6th plate cased ti

Anonymous quarter-plate tintype displayed in a thermoplastic wall frame, ca. 1870s. An exceptionally clear portrait of an Osage couple, both in typical Osage garb -- he with front-seam beaded leggings

The manufacturer of this product is unknown but the one key provided is labeled "Prototype." It is an upright arcade machine with oak wood paneling and has 4 glass panels to view the two boxers and re

DE SEDE (Founded 1965) Boxing Glove Chair designed 1978 leather, nylon rope height 34in (86.3cm); widest width 43in (109.2cm); length 66in (167.6cm) This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: &

A RARE VERY LARGE PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN GRAND TOUR BRONZE FIGURES OF THE PUGILISTS After Antonio Canova (1757-1852) , modelled as Creugas & Damozenos, upon original serpentine bases, Chiurazzi

Very Rare Pair of Signed Vintage Leather Boxing Gloves Signed by many of The Greatest Boxers of all time. One glove is signed by Mike Tyson, Gene Tunney, Floyd Patterson, Primo Camera, and Cassius Cla

Gouache and pencil on paper depicting two men boxing attributed to Bill Traylor (American, 1854-1947). Signed in pencil lower right. Includes Hill Gallery, Birmingham, Michigan receipt from 1983. View