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STRIBLING, YOUNG WIRE PHOTO (1930) Self Defense Magazine Presented here is an original
STRIBLING, YOUNG WIRE PHOTO (1930) Self Defense Magazine Presented here is an original
STRIBLING, YOUNG WIRE PHOTO (1930) Self Defense Magazine Presented here is an original
STRIBLING, YOUNG WIRE PHOTO (1930) Self Defense Magazine Presented here is an original
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STRIBLING, YOUNG WIRE PHOTO (1930) Self Defense Magazine Presented here is an original

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STRIBLING, YOUNG WIRE PHOTO (1930) Self Defense Magazine Presented here is an original Presented here is an original wirephoto of Jack Dempsey driving the first stake for the building of the ring in Yankee Stadium for the Schmeling Baer fight His last fight was a loss to Saul Duran on May 14 During his career he fought Mike McTigue This is an original International News Photos wire photo with their stamp and caption on the back

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