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WHITE HOPE LITHOGRAPH BY BELLOWS SIGNED BY JOHNSON & JEFFRIES Jones-Doug Frank Kendall was an American
WHITE HOPE LITHOGRAPH BY BELLOWS SIGNED BY JOHNSON & JEFFRIES Jones-Doug Frank Kendall was an American
WHITE HOPE LITHOGRAPH BY BELLOWS SIGNED BY JOHNSON & JEFFRIES Jones-Doug Frank Kendall was an American
WHITE HOPE LITHOGRAPH BY BELLOWS SIGNED BY JOHNSON & JEFFRIES Jones-Doug Frank Kendall was an American
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WHITE HOPE LITHOGRAPH BY BELLOWS SIGNED BY JOHNSON & JEFFRIES Jones-Doug Frank Kendall was an American

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WHITE HOPE LITHOGRAPH BY BELLOWS SIGNED BY JOHNSON & JEFFRIES Jones Doug Frank Kendall was an American Frank Kendall was an American heavyweight contender from Portland and former contender Frankie Nelson Between 1921 and 1925 he collaborated with master printer Bolton Brown on more than 100 images The title “White Hope” is also written on the border along with the number "40" indicating this lithograph is number 40 of 50

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