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SHARKEY, JACK TRAINING WIRE PHOTO (1932-SCHMELING FIGHT) McGuigan-Barry This painting belonged to Archie
SHARKEY, JACK TRAINING WIRE PHOTO (1932-SCHMELING FIGHT) McGuigan-Barry This painting belonged to Archie
SHARKEY, JACK TRAINING WIRE PHOTO (1932-SCHMELING FIGHT) McGuigan-Barry This painting belonged to Archie
SHARKEY, JACK TRAINING WIRE PHOTO (1932-SCHMELING FIGHT) McGuigan-Barry This painting belonged to Archie
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SHARKEY, JACK TRAINING WIRE PHOTO (1932-SCHMELING FIGHT) McGuigan-Barry This painting belonged to Archie

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SHARKEY, JACK TRAINING WIRE PHOTO (1932 SCHMELING FIGHT) McGuigan Barry This painting belonged to Archie This painting belonged to Archie Moore and we purchased it from him 1n 1992 at his home " There are creases in the corners and in the center of the photo Presented here is an original antique photo of Jack Sharkey training for this fight Clean image with no rips or tears

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