Ultra-Rare 1910s-1920s Boxing RPPC Postcard Collection Album - 26 Cards Inc. Jack Johnson, Sam Langford, Dempsey - J. Beagles & Co. Description: An exceptional, museum-quality archive consisting of 26 vintage boxing real photo postcards (RPPC) from the golden age of boxing (circa 1910–1923). This collection features world heavyweight champions, legendary pioneers of the Colored Heavyweight Championship, and historic fight scenes. The entire collection is preserved inside a vintage collector's scrapbook album. While the front faces of all postcards are in crisp, excellent to near-mint condition with outstanding sepia/black-and-white gloss, they are strictly mounted flat (fully glued on backs) onto the album pages by the original collector. This lot features the highly coveted "Big Four" of the early 20th-century African-American boxing scene, alongside iconic British, European, and World champions. Detailed Lot Checklist & Catalog Breakdown: J. Beagles & Co. "Famous Boxers" Series: • Jack Johnson (156 D) – Historic first Black World Heavyweight Champion. Rare early studio portrait. • Sam Langford (156 T) – "The Boston Tar Baby", considered the greatest fighter to never win a world title. Full fight pose. Extremely rare. • Sam McVea (157 N) – Legendary Colored Heavyweight titan. Full boxing stance. • Joe Jeannette (157 R) – Hall of Fame pioneer of the early Black heavyweight era. • Jack Dempsey (156 L) – The legendary "Manassa Mauler" and 1920s World Heavyweight Champion. • James J. Jeffries (156 P) – Undefeated World Heavyweight Champion (1899–1905). • Jess Willard (156 W) – "The Pottawatomie Giant", World Heavyweight Champion who defeated Jack Johnson. (Misprinted as "Jens" on card). • Georges Carpentier (156 B) – "The Orchid Man", World Light Heavyweight Champion. Studio portrait. • Georges Carpentier (159 N) – In full orthodox boxing guard position. • Tommy Burns (156 U) – "The Little Giant of Hanover", the only Canadian World Heavyweight Champion. • Bombardier Billy Wells (159 L) – British Empire Heavyweight Champion, iconic orthodox fight stance. • Jimmy Wilde (156 O) – "The Mighty Atom", arguably the greatest flyweight champion of all time. • Pete Herman (158 V) – Legendary Hall of Fame World Bantamweight Champion. Highly sought-after by lower-weight division collectors. • Joe Lynch (159 B) – Two-time World Bantamweight Champion. • Battling Levinsky (159 O) – World Light Heavyweight Champion and iron-man of boxing history. • Fred Fulton (156 M) – "The Rochester Plasterer", top-tier heavyweight contender. • Frank Moran (156 Z) – "The Fighting Dentist", famous heavyweight challenger with the "Mary Ann" right hand. Rare Multi-Character & Historic Fight Scene Postcards: • "Famous Fighters" Rendezvous Photo (RPPC by Fielding of Leeds, c. 1919) – A spectacular multi-character sepia postcard featuring World Champions Tommy Burns, Jimmy Wilde, Georges Carpentier, Joe Beckett, and legendary managers/referees Descamps, Lenaers, and Eugene Corri. • "Jimmy Wilde & Joe Lynch" (157 Z by J. Beagles & Co.) – Exceptional dual-champion promotional postcard showcasing both legends side-by-side (c. 1921/1922). • "Joe Beckett v Georges Carpentier 1919" Complete 5-Card Match Series (Daily Mirror / Lilywhite Ltd.) – Full chronological 5-card set documenting the historic December 4, 1919 European Heavyweight title fight at Holborn Stadium. Includes: B.C.A. 1 (Going to a Clinch), B.C.A. 2 (Side Step), B.C.A. 3 (Exchange of Blows), B.C.A. 4 (The Knockout - Carpentier's 74-second victory), and B.C.A. 5 (After the Knockout). Continental European & Additional Boxing Series: • Waldemar Holberg (No. 111, Boxing Series) – Danish World Welterweight Champion (1914) and 1908 Olympian. Rare Continental issue. • Bantam-Weight Champion of America (No. 75, Sepia Boxing Series) – Period sepia postcard depicting the American Bantamweight champion (Johnny Coulon). Condition Report: The last 24 pages of the scrapbook are blank. The inside of the back cover has come loose. Fronts sides of postcards: Excellent / Near Mint. Beautiful vintage contrast, sharp imagery, minimal corner wear on faces. Back sides of postcards: Altered / Mounted. All 26 cards are completely glued onto the album pages. Backs are not visible.A magnificent, complete 26-card archive for advanced boxing memorabilia and vintage postcard collectors.