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	1887 N28 Allen & Ginter - Jake Kilrain - SGC 50 Jake Kilrain was a famous bare knuckle fighter during the 1880s. He is best known for challenging champion John L. Sullivan in 1889 in the last world heavyweight championship prizefight decided with bare knuckles, a 75-round bloodbath, which ended when Kilrain's corner threw in the towel. The Kilrain-Sullivan fight is considered among the greatest fights of the pre-modern era. PRICE: $149.99
	1887 N28 Allen & Ginter - John L. Sullivan - SGC 50 "The Boston Strongboy," as he was appropriately known, was perhaps the greatest and most popular pugilist in history.  He is the last "bare-knuckled" champion; in fact, he fought the last bare-knuckled championship bout against the legendary Jake Kilrain, a 75-round bloodbath in 1889, which ended when Kilrain's corner threw in the towel.  Sullivan is a truly legendary figure in the history of American sports. PRICE: $629.99
	1890's Cabinet Card - John L. Sullivan - Frank Wendt Studios - SGC 50 This circa 1890s cabinet card of the great John L. Sullivan has been graded an SGC 50. This photo was taken in the Frank Wendt Studios - interestingly, Wendt was the premier circus and freak-show photographer of his day. "The Boston Strongboy," as he was appropriately known, was perhaps the greatest and most popular pugilist in history. He is the last "bare-knuckled" champion; in fact, he fought the last bare-knuckled championship bout against the legendary Jake Kilrain, a 75-round bloodbath in 1889, which ended when Kilrain's corner threw in the towel. Sullivan is a truly legendary figure in the history of American sports. PRICE: $999.99
	1890s Cabinet Card - "Gentleman" Jim Corbett - SGC 50 Known as the Father of Modern Boxing for turning brawls into scientific battles, "Gentleman" Jim was the hall of fame boxer who initially achieved notoriety for defeating the legendary John L. Sullivan but later achieved equal notoriety in film, starring in nearly a dozen pictures. Furthermore, in 1942, Errol Flynn starred as Corbett in the predictably named "Gentleman Jim." PRICE: $619.99
	1890s Cabinet Card - X-Zalia - "Gentleman" Jim Corbett - Near Mint Known as the Father of Modern Boxing for turning brawls into scientific battles, "Gentleman" Jim was the hall of fame boxer who initially achieved notoriety for defeating the legendary John L. Sullivan but later achieved equal notoriety in film, starring in nearly a dozen pictures. Furthermore, in 1942, Errol Flynn starred as Corbett in the predictably named "Gentleman Jim." PRICE: $249.99
	1908 Ogden's # 013 - John L. Sullivan - PSA 4 "The Boston Strongboy," as he was appropriately known, was perhaps the greatest and most popular pugilist in history. He is the last "bare-knuckled" champion; in fact, he fought the last bare-knuckled championship bout against the legendary Jake Kilrain, a 75-round bloodbath in 1889, which ended when Kilrain's corner threw in the towel. Sullivan is a truly legendary figure in the history of American sports. PRICE: $149.99
	1908 Ogden's # 013 - John L. Sullivan - PSA 5 "The Boston Strongboy," as he was appropriately known, was perhaps the greatest and most popular pugilist in history. He is the last "bare-knuckled" champion; in fact, he fought the last bare-knuckled championship bout against the legendary Jake Kilrain, a 75-round bloodbath in 1889, which ended when Kilrain's corner threw in the towel. Sullivan is a truly legendary figure in the history of American sports. PRICE: $199.99
	1908 Ogden's # 013 - John L. Sullivan - SGC 40 "The Boston Strongboy," as he was appropriately known, was perhaps the greatest and most popular pugilist in history. He is the last "bare-knuckled" champion; in fact, he fought the last bare-knuckled championship bout against the legendary Jake Kilrain, a 75-round bloodbath in 1889, which ended when Kilrain's corner threw in the towel. Sullivan is a truly legendary figure in the history of American sports. PRICE: $99.99
	1908 Ogden's # 013 - John L. Sullivan - SGC 50 "The Boston Strongboy," as he was appropriately known, was perhaps the greatest and most popular pugilist in history. He is the last "bare-knuckled" champion; in fact, he fought the last bare-knuckled championship bout against the legendary Jake Kilrain, a 75-round bloodbath in 1889, which ended when Kilrain's corner threw in the towel. Sullivan is a truly legendary figure in the history of American sports. PRICE: $199.99
	1908 Ogden's # 024 - James Jeffries - SGC 50 James Jackson Jeffries, aka "The Boilermaker," was a world heavyweight boxing champion known for his enormous strength and powerful left hook. His trainer, Tommy Ryan (former welterweight and middleweight champion), is credited with teaching him how to fight out of a crouch with his left arm extended forward. In this position, his body seemed to easily absorb extreme punishment while he wore down his opponents. PRICE: $79.99

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