Photo of Photo of Young Boxer Against Lined Paper signed inuit carving including with real hair (I'm

including with real hair (I'm not quite sure of what variety

there appears to be some fraktur style lettering done in black ink on the reverse

which to my eye feel all of a piece with it

from two big bellied suited fellows on the first page (cover is missing) punningly titled (I believe) “close corporations” to a pair of fabulous articulated wooden dolls titled “Babes in the wood

where these would have attached

Photo of Photo of Young Boxer Against Lined Paper signed inuit carving including with real hair (I'mAnother old photo of a photo, this one of a young boxer, which I found it an inexpensive frame I removed it from to find "Vince D'Agostino, Watervilet Boxer" written on the mat behind it. A quick search reveals that D'Agostino did not go on to a very notable career, but did complete 5 bouts, 24 rounds, all in 1934, all in Albany NY, with a KO rate of 40%. I love that the photo was taken of the earlier photo laid against a sheet of what looks like