Boxing
Found in 180 Collections and/or Records:
Programmes, 1950 - 1959
Boxing and Wrestling programmes containing boxers' information, professional rankings and photographs.
Programmes, c1900 - 1999
Various boxing programmes for matches in the the USA and the UK.
Promotional Folder for the Women's International Boxing Federation Inc., c1996
Promotional folder containing four leaflets with photographs of boxers and information about them and a business card for Barbara Buttrick named as President of the Federation.
Research Material on Barbara Buttrick, c1940 - 1959
Research material containing photocopies of Barbara Buttrick’s photographs.
Research Material on Boxing, c1900 - 1999
Photocopies of boxing programmes.
Research Material on Early Boxing, c1900 - 1999
Photocopies of early boxing material including female boxers and F. Spike Robson.
Research Material on Female Boxers, c1980 - 1999
Research material containing photocopies of photographs of female boxer champions including Regina Halmich, Belinda Laracuente, Deirdre Gogarty, Delia Gonzalez, Valerie Henin-Wiet, Stefanie Bianchini, Margaret Sidoroff, Daisy Lang, Kathy Rivers, Michelle Sutcliffe and Valerie Mahfood.
Rod Spooner Collection
The collection includes photographs taken by Jack Mellor and includes images of fairground rides, sideshows and traction engines. There are copies of Rod Spooner's photographs of South and Midland Fairs from 1952-1953. Also included is a cassette recording of an interview With Kay Smart and other showmen/women.
Ron Kinder Collection
Slides and photographs of Ron's travels to various preservation events and a few pictures from local Derbyshire fairs, articles, correspondence and Nottingham and Hull fair plans.
Ronald Allen Taylor Collection
The collection contains photographs in twenty two albums taken by Taylor and other photographers, correspondence and a number of catalogues including his Dodgem research material.
Rowland Scott Collection
Photographs related to all aspects of British travelling fairgrounds including; rides, transport, living wagons, showpeople, fairground shows, circuses and organs by Rowland Scott and other authors, a selection of manuscripts by Rowland Scott and a small amount of correspondence.
Sketch for Boxing Booth, January 1924
Sketch for boxing booth shutters and centre with dimensions. Pencil on paper.
The National Police Gazette Newspaper Cutting, 17 October 1896
Newspaper cutting from The National Police Gazette, containing black and white illustrations and photographs and articles on sports including boxing. 4p.p.
The Prize Fighter Programme, September 1954
Calgary, Alberta. Canada’s greatest fight attraction. Black type on light brown background and black and white photographs of fighters including Barbara Bruttick and Joann Hagen on the front cover and George Dunn and Emil Barao on the back cover. 4p.p.
The Range Busters, Chimpanzees’ Tea Party, The Forbidden Jungle, and Three Little Bruins Great Adventure Film, c1942 - 1949
Circusama, Yesterdays Circus Today. 8mm, Gepe. 400 feet. Castle Films. Black and white, silent. Extracts from commercial films. Includes; Ray ‘Crash’ Corrigan, John ‘Dusty’ King and Max ‘Alibi’ Terhune in 'The Range Busters'. Also features documentaries showing chimpanzees and bears, as well as Rounds 3 and 6 of the World Feather Weight Championship between Howard Winstone and Mitsuri Seki.
The Ring Magazine, December 1957
Boxing specialist journal containing black and white photographs and articles, including article on women’s wrestling.
The Ring Magazine, December 1959
Boxing specialist journal containing black and white photographs and articles, including article on women’s wrestling. 68p.p.
The Ring Magazine, July 1978
Boxing specialist journal containing black and white photographs and articles. 68p.p.
The Ring: The World's Foremost Boxing Magazine, 15 February 1922
Boxing specialist journal containing black and white photographs and articles, including one entitled ‘What Miss Morgan has Done for Boxing’, reproduction. 24p.p.
The Showmen's Guild of Great Britain Collection
The main extent of the collection contains yearbooks, meetings and minutes, correspondence and a record of day to day activities within The Showmen's Guild of Great Britain.