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BRADDOCK, JAMES-MAX SCHMELING TYPE 1 WIRE PHOTO (1937) Tyson-Mike The letter and a signed
BRADDOCK, JAMES-MAX SCHMELING TYPE 1 WIRE PHOTO (1937) Tyson-Mike The letter and a signed
BRADDOCK, JAMES-MAX SCHMELING TYPE 1 WIRE PHOTO (1937) Tyson-Mike The letter and a signed
BRADDOCK, JAMES-MAX SCHMELING TYPE 1 WIRE PHOTO (1937) Tyson-Mike The letter and a signed
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BRADDOCK, JAMES-MAX SCHMELING TYPE 1 WIRE PHOTO (1937) Tyson-Mike The letter and a signed

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BRADDOCK, JAMES MAX SCHMELING TYPE 1 WIRE PHOTO (1937) Tyson Mike The letter and a signed The letter and a signed photo are matted and framed Bob Douglas has boldly signed the back of this 5" x 7 1 4" photo in black ink FULL DESCRIPTION: This original type 1 wire photo is 7" x 9 It is an Associated Press photo

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