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Tom Paddock

Artist: Currier & Ives (American, active 1834–1907)

Tom Paddock

Artist: Currier & Ives (American, active 1834–1907)

Johnny Walker, The Champion of the Light Weights

Artist: George Hunt (British)

Bendigo. (Wm. Thompson, Champion of England.)

Artist: Charles Hunt Sr. (British, 1803–1877)

Bendigo. (Wm. Thompson, Champion of England)

Artist: Charles Hunt Sr. (British, 1803–1877)

Tom Cribb, Champion of England

Artist: George Hunt (British)

Deaf Burke

Artist: Charles Hunt Sr. (British, 1803–1877)

Johnson & Perrins

Etcher: Unknown

The Bruiser Bruis'd: Or, the Knowing-Ones Taken-in: colored According to Act, 1750. Vain-Glory should & Coxcombs known:/The Knowing-ones here thought to Gull the Town./In diff'rnet Modes are England's Fools display'd/Some strut in Rags, some flutter

Artist: Unknown
Printer: Peter Griffin (British, 1726–1749)

Foul Play, or Humphreys and Johnson a Match for Mendoza

Lithographer: Unknown
Publisher: Samuel William Fores (British, 1761–1838)

The Boxing Match between Richard Humphreys & Daniel Mendoza, at Odiham in Hampshire, on the 9th of January 1788

Artist: Joseph Grozer (British, 1755–1799)

A representation of the famous Battle at Smith in the bottom, near Croydon, in Surry....on Monday, June 9th 1788, between John Jackson and Thomas Futrell.

Etcher: Unknown

The Battle between Crib and Molineaux fought at Thissleton Gap in the County of Rutland Sept'r 28th 1811 for 600 Guineas. It was terminated in 11 rounds, fought in 20 minutes, in which Crib was Victorius, the Moor was carried off senseless, with a

Etcher: Unknown

The Close of the Battle or the Champion Triumphant

Etcher: Unknown

Randall, the Irish Lad and Belasco, the Jew Champion

Artist: Williams (British)

The great match between Randal and Martin

Artist: Robert Cruikshank (British, 1789–1856)

A Prize Fight

Artist: I. Clark (British, active 1820's)

Bishop Sharpe, Born 1794 and Bishop Sharpe's fight with J. Street (Greenwich Coachman) ? a side 100r. 1h. 45m. Charlton 1819 and caus'd him to rise in the Air as shown in this engraving. A list of successful battles by Bishop Sharpe. Weight 10st.

Artist: Ellis (British)

Sparring. Dedicated to the Fancy.

Artist: Unknown
Publisher: M. Cleary, Nassau Street

The Last Milling Match Between Cribb and Molineaux, September 28th, 1811

Artist: Thomas Rowlandson (British, 1756–1827)

The Interior of the Five Courts, with Randall and Turning Sparring

Artist: Charles Turner (British, 1774–1857)

The Great Fight

Artist: Charles Hunt Sr. (British, 1803–1877)

The Great Fight for the Championship

Artist: Currier & Ives (American, active 1834–1907)

Mr. Thomas Sayers

Artist: George Webb (British, active ca. 1832–1860)

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Tom Paddock

Tom Paddock

Johnny Walker, The Champion of the Light Weights

Bendigo. (Wm. Thompson, Champion of England.)

Bendigo. (Wm. Thompson, Champion of England)

Tom Cribb, Champion of England

Deaf Burke

Johnson & Perrins

The Bruiser Bruis'd: Or, the Knowing-Ones Taken-in: colored According to Act, 1750. Vain-Glory should & Coxcombs known:/The Knowing-ones here thought to Gull the Town./In diff'rnet Modes are England's Fools display'd/Some strut in Rags, some flutter

Foul Play, or Humphreys and Johnson a Match for Mendoza

The Boxing Match between Richard Humphreys & Daniel Mendoza, at Odiham in Hampshire, on the 9th of January 1788

A representation of the famous Battle at Smith in the bottom, near Croydon, in Surry....on Monday, June 9th 1788, between John Jackson and Thomas Futrell.

The Battle between Crib and Molineaux fought at Thissleton Gap in the County of Rutland Sept'r 28th 1811 for 600 Guineas. It was terminated in 11 rounds, fought in 20 minutes, in which Crib was Victorius, the Moor was carried off senseless, with a

The Close of the Battle or the Champion Triumphant

Randall, the Irish Lad and Belasco, the Jew Champion

The great match between Randal and Martin

A Prize Fight

Bishop Sharpe, Born 1794 and Bishop Sharpe's fight with J. Street (Greenwich Coachman) ? a side 100r. 1h. 45m. Charlton 1819 and caus'd him to rise in the Air as shown in this engraving. A list of successful battles by Bishop Sharpe. Weight 10st.

Sparring. Dedicated to the Fancy.

The Last Milling Match Between Cribb and Molineaux, September 28th, 1811

The Interior of the Five Courts, with Randall and Turning Sparring

The Great Fight

The Great Fight for the Championship

Mr. Thomas Sayers

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