1928. Very scarce and important T.L.S. on personal letterhead William A. Brady, The Playhouse Theatre, West 48th Street, New York, August 6th 1928. Written to the editor of Theatre Magazine, giving his opinion on the new phenomena called "Talkies", in part: ..."In some ways "Talkies" will effect the business of the legitimate drama in other ways Talkies will be helpful to the Theatre. Sound and dialogue in the high spots of the pictures are here to stay. The great stars..... More

Caesar's Palace: 1982. Original and complete $100 Heavyweight Championship ticket for the Holmes vs. Cooney fight at Caesar's Palace on June 11, 1982. Measures 7.5 x 3.25 inches. Don King and Tiffany Promotions. Signed on the front in blue ball-point pen by Neiman, who created the artwork for this item. Signed "Cooney" on the back in a thick, sprawling hand with a blue magic marker. Near fine condition. More

Signed, "Best of Luck from Jack Dempsey" on a menu from Jack Dempsey's restaurant; lightly rubbed and dust soiled. N.D. Very good. Dempsey's restaurant was located just north of Times Square, where a Filet Mignon, a Martini, and some apple pie for dessert would cost you a steep $2.10. More

1995. Outstanding color photograph signed, "Best wishes, Lennox Lewis" -- an 8" x 10", heavy cardboard stock promotional image by acclaimed photographer Sam Teare, imprinted: "LENNOX LEWIS - GREAT BRITAIN," depicting the boxer bare-chested with one of his hands taped up. No place, no date, circa 1995. Boldly signed with good contrast. More

San Diego: 1955. 1 page, 9 x 6.5 inches, San Diego, October 20, 1955. Chatty letter written to friend and boxing historian Johnny Hauck, in part: "...Hoping you're OK and still going strong. I did what you asked me to in sending the condolence....I'm on my way to Alberque [sic] N.M. to box an exibition [sic] and Saturday at Phoenix, Ariz...It will be good to be home but the constant requests I've been filling is quite a bit of a...... More

San Diego: 1991. 1 page on "Archie Moore Sports Enterprises" letterhead, 11 x 8.5 inches, San Diego, October 26, 1991. Written by the Hall-of-Fame boxing champion to a fan requesting an autograph, in part: "...I thank you much for the contents of your letter...I shall return your letter with this an answer to you in grattitude [sic] for your letter which brings me joy. I trust you and your good family are all well and safe, and enjoying the nice..... More

Fine ball point pen signature on a 5" x 3" card, "Jess Willard", c. 1967. American boxer best remembered for defeating Jack Johnson on April 5, 1915, becoming Heavyweight Champion of the World. He would retain his belt until 1919, the year he was defeated by Jack Dempsey. More