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LOUIS, JOE-MAX SCHMELING I WIRE PHOTO (1936) Jack-Beau antique photo of Sugar Ray
LOUIS, JOE-MAX SCHMELING I WIRE PHOTO (1936) Jack-Beau antique photo of Sugar Ray
LOUIS, JOE-MAX SCHMELING I WIRE PHOTO (1936) Jack-Beau antique photo of Sugar Ray
LOUIS, JOE-MAX SCHMELING I WIRE PHOTO (1936) Jack-Beau antique photo of Sugar Ray
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LOUIS, JOE-MAX SCHMELING I WIRE PHOTO (1936) Jack-Beau antique photo of Sugar Ray

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LOUIS, JOE MAX SCHMELING I WIRE PHOTO (1936) Jack Beau antique photo of Sugar Ray antique photo of Sugar Ray Robinson Terry McGovern and Young Corbett Both men were trying to get a shot at the World Heavyweight Title This antique wire photo from Louis Schmeling I is 6 1 2" x 8 1 2

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