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Vintage Jack Johnson Posters,Supplements & Autographs
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Jack Johnson, the first African-American to win the World Heavyweight Title accomplished that feat defeating Tommy Burns in Australia on December 26, 1908. Here is a photo of Jack in fighting stance and a signature cut of his matted and frramed. Signed Jack Johnson Former Champion 9 x 12 inch frame.
An Original Silk Souvenir from the Jack Johnson Jim Flynn Title fight held on July 4th, 1912 in Las Vegas New Mexico. Only sold at the fight this example is in pristine condition and matted and framed in a 20 x 22 inch frame.
Jack Johnson and Baseball manager Honus Wagner of the Pittsburgh Pirates on the infield in 1940 pre game. 8 x 10 inch frame. Original Photo
Color supplement from a French Magazine depicting the Johnson vs Jeffries Fight on July 4th 1910. The piece is in pristine condition and the frame is 12 x 18 inches. Bold color and print. Bold, clear images.
1st Gen (Image size 15 x 12) James E. Pepper Whisky Ad from the Johnson Jeffries Fight Framed in 20 x 16.
Jack Johnson Cover of La Vie Au Grande Air French Magazine talking about the Johnson Jeffries fight held July 4th, 1910. Magazine dated January 21 1911. Full original magazine 14 x 18 inches framed
Large Vintage Stars of Pugdom Johnson v Jeffries Fight 12 x 36 inches framed fight poster 1910 with all the famous fighters in attendance
On July 4, 1910 Jack Johnson successfully defended his heavyweight title against Jim Jeffries, the former champion. Jeffries had retired undefeated champion after his last fight in 1904. Presented here is a color fold-out supplement from before the fight Color Supplement 15x10 inches and the frame is 12x16 inches. In the upper right corner of the frame are the stats of each fighter. I does have some water staining and so minor age issues. See photo
On July 4, 1910, Jack Johnson successfully defended his heavyweight title against Jim Jeffries, the former champion. Jeffries had retired undefeated champion after his last fight in 1904. Presented here is a color fold-out supplement from before the fight Color Supplement 15x10 inches and the frame is 12x18 inches. Clean and in almost mint condition.
Jack Johnson, the first African-American to win the World Heavyweight Title accomplished that feat defeating Tommy Burns in Australia on December 26, 1908. Later defeated Stanley Ketchel and former champion James Jeffries. Offered here is a rare supplement picturing Jack Johnson and other champions in America and England at the time. Circa 1911.
Full description: This is paper magazine supplement issued in 1911. It pictures Jack Johnson as World Heavyweight Champion along with other champions in England and America at the time. Others pictured include: Digger Stanley, Jim Sullivan, Abe Attell, Matt Wells, Billy Wells, Young Joseph, Dixie Kid, Ad Wolgast, Jim Driscoll, Sailor Burke and Johnny Coulan. Several creases. Bold images. Minor soiling. 8" x 10 5/8."
Size: 8 x 10 5/8 Framed 12 x 14 inches framed
The pic is a color copy, Both Tickets are 100% Authentic and over 100 years old in a 17 x 13 inch black frame
Vintage Jack Johnson Photos
Jack Johnson Photographs
Jack Johnson meeting John L.Sullivan and shaking hands 1910 the photo is a 2nd Generation 8 x 10 inch approx 1925 print
Jack Johnson facing off with Al Kaufman on September 9th, 1909 meeting for the Heavy Weight Championship. This print is from 1925 8 x 10 inches
Jack Johnson 3rd Generation Photo framed from the early 1960s used in a magazine Image in 6 x 8 inches and the frame is 8 x 10 inches
Jack Johnson 3rd Generation Photo at Rectors, the Famous New York Restaurant upon his return from his victory in Australia. This was taken in February 1909. This print was made in June 1969 and used in a magazine Image is 8 x 10 inches
Classic Pose of Jack Johnson in his prime. This was taken in June 1910. This print was made in 1975 and used in a magazine Image in 9 x 7 inches
Classic Pose of Jack Johnson This print was made in 1960 and used in a magazine Image in 6 x 10 inches
Heavy Weight Champion Jack Johnson fought Jess Willard on April 5th, 1915 in Havanna Cuba and lost his Championship. This is a snapshot from that fight. This is a 1st Generation Photo. A Clear image. Cut out 5 inches round mounted 8 1/2 x 7 inches thick paper
Heavy Weight Champion Jack Johnson fought Jess Willard on April 5th, 1915 in Havanna Cuba, and lost his Championship. This is a snapshot from that fight. This is a 1st Generation Photo. 8 x 10 inches thin paper with date stamps on the reverse Evening Sun April 9, 1915. It does have newspaper pen marks
Ex Heavy Weight Champion Jack Johnson in his boxing trunks in fighting stance taken in the early 1930s an original 1st gen photo blank back, 8 x 10 inches
Ex Heavy Weight Champions Jack Johnson & Jess Willard Squaring off for the press taken in 1944 66-year-old Johnson and 60-year-old Willard. An original 1st gen photo press stamp PR 19 1944 7 x 10 inches
(7) 1st Generation 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch Percee Dana Studio Photos of the Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries HeavyWeight Championship 'The Great White Hope' Fight of July 4th 1910 Mounted and Framed in 16 x 20 inch frame.
(8) 1st Generation 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch Percee Dana Studio Photos of the Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries HeavyWeight Championship 'The Great White Hope' Fight of July 4th 1910 Mounted and Framed in 16 x 20 inch frames.
(8) 1st Generation 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch Percee Dana Studio Photos of the Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries HeavyWeight Championship 'The Great White Hope' Fight of July 4th 1910 Mounted and Framed in 16 x 20 inch frames.
(8) 1st Generation 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch Percee Da Studio Photos of the Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries HeavyWeight Championship 'The Great White Hope' Fight of July 4th 1910 Mounted and Framed in 16 x 20 inch frame.
(8) 1st Generation 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch Percee Dana Studio Photos of the Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries HeavyWeight Championship 'The Great White Hope' Fight of July 4th 1910 Mounted and Framed in 16 x 20 inch frame.
(8) 1st Generation 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch Percee Dana Studio Photos of the Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries HeavyWeight Championship 'The Great White Hope' Fight of July 4th 1910 Mounted and Framed in 16 x 20 inch frame.
(8) 1st Generation 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 inch Percee Dana Studio Photos of the Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries HeavyWeight Championship 'The Great White Hope' Fight of July 4th 1910 Mounted and Framed in 16 x 20 inch frame.
An original 1910 Stereo viewer and stereoview photo card of Champion Jack Johnson at his piano. When looked through the viewer a 3D image of Jack is ther before you.
This is an original stereoview photograph with a first generation photograph of Jack Johnson. Copyright 1910 by E.W.Kelly. Bold, clear image. No creases or tears. Printed on heavy stock. Slightly curled. 3 1/2" x 7."
Size: 3 1/2 x 7
On July 4, 1910, Jack Johnson successfully defended his heavyweight title against Jim Jeffries. Presented here is a photo of Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries in a battle: This first-generation, antique photo from the Johnson-Jeffries bout is 4 1/2" x 5 1/2." The photo is in excellent condition with no rips or tears. Clean image. Full description: Fight action between Johnson and Jeffries
Full description: Great Action Shot of the fight. This first-generation, antique photo from the Johnson-Jeffries bout is 4 1/2" x 6 1/2." The photo is in excellent condition with no creases, rips or tears. This photo was taken out of a vintage Jeffries vs Johnson Photo Album and there is still black photo album or scrapbook paper attached to the back of the photo.
Size: 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 Copyright 1910 Dana Studios San Francisco
Antique Photo fight postcard action shot of James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson. First-generation, antique photo postcard from the Johnson-Jeffries bout. The photo is in excellent condition with no creases, a small piece is ripped from the upper left side. Postally Unused 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 Copyright 1910 Dana Studios San Francisco
Antique Photo Promo Postcard for the upcoming fight between James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson. First-generation, antique photo Promo of the 2 men facing off The Postcard is postally unused and in excellent condition with no creases, rips or tears. This photo was taken out of a vintage Jeffries vs Johnson Photo Album. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 Copyright 1910
Vintage Boxing Memorabilia
Other Vintage Boxers memorabilia Photos, Supplements and More
Seattle Daily Times July 5th 1910 16 x 28 inch frame James J. Jeffries Original Rare Full Newspaper in Color
Seattle Daily Times July 5th 1910 16 x 28 inch frame James J. Corbett Original Rare Full Newspaper in Color
Original 1910 Photo of James J. Jeffries. Taken around the time of the Johnson Jeffries fight. Framed and matted. 9 x 12 inch frame photo is 9 x 7 inches
Original Bill Squires vs Tommy Burns Sept 1908 Supplement Original Framed
A n Original The Illustrated Record from June 18 1910 with Joe Jeanette Beats Jim Smith Cover Only Framed and Matted George Carpentier on it. Framed 17 inches x 21 inches
James Jeffries Supplement 1908 National Police Gazette 1907 11 1/2 x 16 3/4 inches Framed 14 x18 #1
Peter Maher 'The Irish Champion' 1899 National Police Gazette New York Supplement Framed 14 x 18
Tommy Burns Supplement 1908 National Police Gazette 1907 11 1/2 x 16 3/4 inches Framed 14 x18 #1
Stanley Ketchell an Original 1910 Police Gazette of New York Supplement. 13 x 19-inch frame. At the bottom of the page, the inscription reads, "Stanley Ketchell, The noted Middleweight Champion Pugilist who was shot in Conway, MO., on October 15 and subsequently died from the wound." In pristine condition
Original Color Supplement from the UK magazine BOXING before the July 4th 1910 Johnson Jeffries fight 8 x 10 1/2 inches
James Corbett 30" x 40" inch color hand tinted photo BIG & RARE Mounted on Hardboard from Nat Fleischer's,The Ring Magazine Offices!!!
A large framed print of the Heavyweight Champions from days gone by. Illustration by the one and only Robert L. Ripley, of Ripley's Believe it or Not frame 16 x 24 inches
Jack Johnson Original Turkey Red T9 Tobacco Trade Card 1910 6 x 7 7/8 inches has a small pinhole a the top otherwise the card has sharp corners, minimal edgeware, and a clean reverse as well. Check List Reverse. The plastic case has some minor surface issue when some Nail Polish remover was spilt on to the case. It has no effect on the card at all.
Original Photo Postcard of Frank Gotch 1910 training 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches
Original Photo Postcard of George Hackenschmidt 1910 training 3 1/2 x 5 1/2
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Jack Johnson Photo Postcards & Comic Postcards
Photo Postcard #1 Johnson Willard April 14th 1915 3 1/2 x 5 inch Original 1915 copyright postcard 5x7 inch Framed
On April 5, 1915 in Havana, Cuba World Heavyweight Champion Jack Johnson fought Jess Willard. Under a grueling sun the two fought for 26 rounds when suddenly the giant Jess Willard stopped the aging Johnson with a hard straight right hand. Johnson later claimed to have thrown the fight, but most ring historians dismiss this claim. The fight was of great note. Offered here is a real photo postcard from this fight depicting the end of the fight with Willard standing over the fallen Johnson.
Full description: This is an original real photo postcard with the photography by Dana Studios. Bold, clear image. Unused postcard with AZO stamp on reverse. Clean front and back. Not creased or torn. Minor edge and corner wear.
Size: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 Framed 5 x 7 inches Copyright 1915
Photo Postcard #1 On April 5, 1915 in Havana, Cuba World Heavyweight Champion Jack Johnson fought Jess Willard. Under a grueling sun the two fought for 26 rounds when suddenly the giant Jess Willard stopped the aging Johnson with a hard straight right hand. Johnson later claimed to have thrown the fight, but most ring historians dismiss this claim. The fight was of great note. Offered here is a real photo postcard from this fight depicting the end of the fight with Willard standing over the fallen Johnson.
Full description: This is an original real photo postcard with the photography by Dana Studios. Bold, clear image. Clean front. Minor compression at top. Not creased or torn. Minor edge and corner wear. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2."
Size: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 Copyright 1915
Photo Postcard #2 On April 5, 1915 in Havana, Cuba World Heavyweight Champion Jack Johnson fought Jess Willard. Under a grueling sun the two fought for 26 rounds when suddenly the giant Jess Willard stopped the aging Johnson with a hard straight right hand. Johnson later claimed to have thrown the fight, but most ring historians dismiss this claim. The fight was of great note. Offered here is a real photo postcard from this fight depicting the end of the fight with Willard standing over the fallen Johnson.
Full description: This is an original real photo postcard with the photography by Dana Studios. Bold, clear image. Unused postcard with AZO stamp on reverse. Clean front and back. Not creased or torn. Minor edge and corner wear. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2."
Size: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 Copyright 1915
Original Cartoon Postcard advertising the Johnson vs Jeffries fight of July 4th 1910 Reno Nevada 3 1/2 x 5 inch Photo 1910 Copyright 1910 5 x 7 inch frame
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally used. 3 1/2 x 5-inch Photo 1910 Copyright 1910
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally used. 3 1/2 x 5-inch Photo 1910 Copyright 1910
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally used. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally used. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting 2 Black Children in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Child in the ring with Boxing gloves on. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a White boy as the 'White Hope' the term used to attmept to find a White Challenger to defeat Jack Johnson and regain the Heavyweight title back from Jack Johnson and restore 'The Natural Order of Boxing' and the Heavyweight crown holder. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting a Black & White Boxers in the ring in period styled clothing. Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
Original Cartoon Postcard depicting the search for the Great White Hope. The poem below the image reads, " It's a cinch, Not a Hope- That you'll get Johnsons "Goat" With cold fear of death you will fill im. Though your chance ain't here yet. It soon will be I'll bet. Then for mercy's sake Kiddo dont kill im" Created around the time of Jack Johnson and postally unused. 3 1/2 x 5-inch
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Vintage Boxing Books
Ring Battles of Centuries and Sporting Almanac 191
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Ring Battles of Centuries and Sporting Almanac 1912 by T S Andrews
Spalding's Athletic Library Complete and Illustrated Instructions in the Art of Self-Defense BD 1910
The American Style and How it is Learnt by the Editor of Boxing 1910 HB
The Art of Boxing by Jimmy Wilde HB
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The Art of Boxing by Jimmy Wilde HB
Spalding's Athletic Library BOXING Up to Date 1910 HB
Physical Culture & Self Defence by Robert Fitzsimons 1910
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Ali and his friends
All Autograph Memorabilia comes with a JSA Certificate of Authenticity James Spence Authenticators
Original 1974 Ali vs Foreman The Rumble in the Jungle Signed by both in 1990 comes with COA from JSA James Spence Authentication
Burden of Proof On Site Poster McCall vs Holmes signed by both and 10 other fighter, Eddie Futch Jr. Tony TNT Tucker etc. JSA COA
Floyd Patterson vs Ingmar Johansson III Program signed by both fighter JSA LOA Framed