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NELSON, BATTLING ORIGINAL POSTCARD (1908-TO PROMOTE HIS BOOK) Jadick-Johnny South Carolina heavyweight contenders Duane
NELSON, BATTLING ORIGINAL POSTCARD (1908-TO PROMOTE HIS BOOK) Jadick-Johnny South Carolina heavyweight contenders Duane
NELSON, BATTLING ORIGINAL POSTCARD (1908-TO PROMOTE HIS BOOK) Jadick-Johnny South Carolina heavyweight contenders Duane
NELSON, BATTLING ORIGINAL POSTCARD (1908-TO PROMOTE HIS BOOK) Jadick-Johnny South Carolina heavyweight contenders Duane
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NELSON, BATTLING ORIGINAL POSTCARD (1908-TO PROMOTE HIS BOOK) Jadick-Johnny South Carolina heavyweight contenders Duane

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NELSON, BATTLING ORIGINAL POSTCARD (1908 TO PROMOTE HIS BOOK) Jadick Johnny South Carolina heavyweight contenders Duane South Carolina heavyweight contenders Duane Bobick and Henry "Bulldog" Patterson battled in the main event No tack holes or tape Bold color and clear images Nelson began boxing professionally at fourteen in 1896

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