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BRATTON, JOHNNY-VIC CARDELL ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1952) Norton-Ken Louis put Lewis down three
BRATTON, JOHNNY-VIC CARDELL ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1952) Norton-Ken Louis put Lewis down three
BRATTON, JOHNNY-VIC CARDELL ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1952) Norton-Ken Louis put Lewis down three
BRATTON, JOHNNY-VIC CARDELL ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1952) Norton-Ken Louis put Lewis down three
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BRATTON, JOHNNY-VIC CARDELL ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1952) Norton-Ken Louis put Lewis down three

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BRATTON, JOHNNY VIC CARDELL ORIGINAL WIRE PHOTO (1952) Norton Ken Louis put Lewis down three Louis put Lewis down three times before knocking him out in the very first round FULL DESCRIPTION: This business card measures 2 1 4 inches by 3 1 2 inches This is an original International News Photos wire photograph Clean front and back

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