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1 Mendoza & Humphries 1790s
ARTIST: C.R. RIPLEY (British)
ENGRAVER: T. GROZER (British)
DATE: 1790s
Original 18th C. stipple engraving on cotton rag paper, hand-watercolored
Plate approx. 11 x 14 in.
Daniel Mendoza (1764-1836), the first Jewish heavyweight boxing champion, held the
title 1792-1795. Mendoza went on to great social success and did much to enhance the
reputation of Jews in Britain. Richard Humphreys was known as the "gentleman"
boxer.
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2 The Great Fight 1841
ARTIST: HENRY HEATH (British)
ENGRAVER: CHARLES HUNT (British)
DATE: 1841
Original 18th C. engraving on cotton rag paper, hand-watercolored
Plate approx. 23 x 29 in.
Fight between Broome and Hannon.
Unframed: $450. Framed:
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3 Thomas Belcher 1790s
ARTIST: P. ROBERTS (British)
ENGRAVER: P. ROBERTS (British)
DATE: 1790s
Original 18th C. engraving on cotton rag paper, hand-watercolored
Plate approx. 16 x 11 in.
There is a reference to Thomas Belcher in William Hazlitt's 1822 essay "The
Fight": 'Tom Belcher, the most elegant of sparrers..."
Unframed: $125. Framed:
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4 Molyneaux and Cribb, c. 1810
ARTIST: UNKNOWN
ENGRAVER: Issued by WALKER & KNIGHT
DATE: c. 1810
Original 18th C. stipple engraving on cotton rag paper, hand-watercolored
Plate approx. 10 x 14 in.
Tom Molyneaux, the first American heavyweight boxing champion, began as a Virginia
slave. He fought British heavyweight champion Tom Cribb at Thistleton Gap, Rutland.
Unframed: $175. Framed:
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5 Randall & Belasco, c. 1817
ARTIST: WILLIAMS
ENGRAVER: WILLIAMS
DATE: c.1817
Original 19th C. engraving on cotton rag paper, hand-watercolored
Plate approx. 10 x 14 in.
The legendary fighter Jack Randall is here matched against champion Abie Belasco,
the most accomplished of the four Belasco brothers, prominent Jewish boxers.
Unframed: $140. Framed:
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6 Deaf Burke 1839
ARTIST: HENRY MEYER (British)
ENGRAVER: CHARLES HUNT (British)
DATE: 1839
Original 19th C. aquatint on cotton rag paper, hand-watercolored
Plate approx. 19 x 16 in.
James Burke (1809-1845) was known as the "Deaf 'un" due to his inability
to hear. He was a tough fighter, having pushed one fight to 84 rounds. A synopsis of his
career is engraved below the image.
Unframed: $200. Framed:
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7 Dutch Sam, c. 1800
ARTIST: UNKNOWN (British)
ENGRAVER: UNKNOWN (British)
DATE: c. 1800
Original c. 1800 on cotton rag paper, hand-watercolored
Plate approx. 15 x 12 in.
Samuel "Dutch Sam" Elias (1776-1816) was a prominent Jewish boxer. He is
said to have invented the uppercut.
Unframed: $125. Framed:
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8 The Great Match, c. 1820
ARTIST: J.R.C. FACET
(British)
ENGRAVER: UNKNOWN (British)
DATE: c. 1820
Original 19th C. engraving on cotton rag paper, hand-watercolored
Plate approx. 11 x 16 in.
A match between two prominent boxers of the period, Jack Randall and Reuben Martin.
Unframed: $175. Framed:
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