ATTELL, ABE SIGNED LARGE FORMAT COLORIZED PHOTO (JSA)

Abe Attell is considered one of the most controversial champions in boxing history. Nicknamed, "The Little Champ," Attell won the World Featherweight Title defeating Johnny Regan on September 3, 1903. After losing it in 1904 he regained it defeating Jimmy Walsh on February 22, 1906. He held the title until 1912. Had victories over Frankie Neil, Harry Forbes, George Dixon, Johnny Kilbane, and Eddie Hanlon. Perhaps remembered best for his involvement in the 1919 "Black Sox" World Series fix. Presented here is an original, large format, colorized photograph of Abe Attell as he looked in the prime of his career which he has signed. Authenticated by JSA.
This is an original, large format, colorized photograph of Abe Attell in boxing pose as he appeared at the height of his career. Includes photography stamp for the notable National Studios of New York at lower right. Bold, clear image. Bold color. Signed in ink by Attell, " To My Pal Johnnie Ferrone From the little Champ Abe Attell." Clean with no staining. Not creased or torn. Professionally framed and includes a name plate. 16" x 20." Authenticated by JSA, James Spence and comes with their full letter. Exceedingly rare.