Press photographs mainly of sporting events, sports and miscellaneous. Set of more than thirty prints, mostly silver, and counter-types. Circa 1950-65. On verso of some prints, captions (examples: petite corrida, French boxer François Pavilla and American Charley Scott, basketball, 3rd World Judo Championship, Japanese women love wrestling, Norbert Casteret descends 345 meters to the Pierre Saint-Martin, boxing in Miami - Patterson, Hand-Ball - Dual de Prague wins 5th European Club Cup, Jean Borotra - winner of Wimbledon tournament, soccer, Annex was bleeding from his left eyebrow, water skier, figure skating championship, the 'young frogs' club, ....) and/or stamp. Various states and formats.

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