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SCHMELING, MAX-HARRY THOMAS WIRE PHOTO (1937) Crime These two had split their
SCHMELING, MAX-HARRY THOMAS WIRE PHOTO (1937) Crime These two had split their
SCHMELING, MAX-HARRY THOMAS WIRE PHOTO (1937) Crime These two had split their
SCHMELING, MAX-HARRY THOMAS WIRE PHOTO (1937) Crime These two had split their
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SCHMELING, MAX-HARRY THOMAS WIRE PHOTO (1937) Crime These two had split their

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SCHMELING, MAX HARRY THOMAS WIRE PHOTO (1937) Crime These two had split their These two had split their first two fights 1951 defeating Johnny Bratton by 15 round decision Offered here is an original wire photo depicting Thomas landing a left on the jaw of Schmeling Crease in lower right corner

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