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Album

Lot 574
12.05.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
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Lot 574 | Album
Albummit 58 tls. unter Adhäsionsfolie eingesteckten, tls. eingeklebten Photographien zu Boxern u. Boxkämpfen aus den 1950er Jahren, meist Pressebild-Verlag Schirner, auf dem Vorsatz mit Geburtstagsglückwunsch, dat. Berlin, Oktober 1982. 4°. Ldr.-Album d. Zt.Enthält Photographien u.a. Box-Club Neukölln (1950), (Harry)Kurschat, Amerikas Klasseboxer in der Waldbühne 15.5. 1950, Max Schmeling (als Ringrichter), Gene Jones, Hecht gegen Kleinwächter, Stretz gegen Stribling, Titze gegen Brothers, Ten Hoff gegen Joe Walcott, Photo Bubi Scholz Mit Widmung u. Unterschrift v. 28.VII. 54 sowie weiter es Photo von dems. mit Unterschrift u. Photo Hans Stretz mit Widm. u. Unterschrift v. 29.10.(19)53. - Die meisten der eingesteckten Fotos mit Lochung (tls. beschäd.). - Beiliegt: Karte mit Unterschrift Max Schmeling. - Dazu: Masch. Kurzbrief von Max Schmeling mit Unterschrift mit Bleistift, auf Briefbogen Bad Saarow, 9. Jan. 1931. Mit Sammlerst. Bruno Meier. - Heinz Hanisch, Malbuch für Boxer, 1926. Mit zahlr. Zeichnungen in Bleistift u. Tinte, u.a. Franz Diener, Paolino, Rene Devos, etc u. eingekl. Offset Jack Dempsey; ca. 20 weitere Belege u.a. Autogrammkarten etc. mit Unterschriften von Fritz Walter (2), Hans Tilkowski, Boris Becker, Helmut Schön, etc. - Gebrauchssp., tls. etw. beschäd.
Auction house category:Sport
Address of auction Auktionshaus Kiefer
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75172 Pforzheim
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3. Mit D gekennzeichnte Nrn.: Aufgeld 33% inkl. MWSt
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