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DOHERTY, BILL HAND WRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER TO NAT FLEISCHER (1936) Fight Envelopes & Letterhead Louis knocked Conn out in
DOHERTY, BILL HAND WRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER TO NAT FLEISCHER (1936) Fight Envelopes & Letterhead Louis knocked Conn out in
DOHERTY, BILL HAND WRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER TO NAT FLEISCHER (1936) Fight Envelopes & Letterhead Louis knocked Conn out in
DOHERTY, BILL HAND WRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER TO NAT FLEISCHER (1936) Fight Envelopes & Letterhead Louis knocked Conn out in
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DOHERTY, BILL HAND WRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER TO NAT FLEISCHER (1936) Fight Envelopes & Letterhead Louis knocked Conn out in

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DOHERTY, BILL HAND WRITTEN & SIGNED LETTER TO NAT FLEISCHER (1936) Fight Envelopes & Letterhead Louis knocked Conn out in Louis knocked Conn out in the 8th round to successfully defend his World Heavyweight Title Presented here is a rare original large format photograph depicting Louis and Schmeling in action during the fight The letter measures 6 1 2 inches by 9 inches This is a signed letter from Bill Doherty to Nat Fleischer

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