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SCHMELING, MAX ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO (EARLY 1930'S CUTTING LAWN) Mosley-Sugar Shane Clean without staining
SCHMELING, MAX ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO (EARLY 1930'S CUTTING LAWN) Mosley-Sugar Shane Clean without staining
SCHMELING, MAX ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO (EARLY 1930'S CUTTING LAWN) Mosley-Sugar Shane Clean without staining
SCHMELING, MAX ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO (EARLY 1930'S CUTTING LAWN) Mosley-Sugar Shane Clean without staining
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SCHMELING, MAX ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO (EARLY 1930'S CUTTING LAWN) Mosley-Sugar Shane Clean without staining

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SCHMELING, MAX ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PHOTO (EARLY 1930'S CUTTING LAWN) Mosley Sugar Shane Clean without staining Clean without staining Presented here is a vintage signed photo of Alan Minter first generation photograph of Max Schmeling depicted cutting the lawn after a ninth round technical knockout of Johnny Risko

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