I will be updating this section regularly with cards and other items I am willing to trade or sell. Please also check my baseball and other cards for sale page, by using the scroll bar above.
If you want an item you see here, please email me at warshawlaw@sbcglobal.net. I will check availability and respond with purchase instructions. I accept checks, money orders, cash (of course). No paypal on cards; sorry.
All items are shipped priority mail (USA) for $4.80 (I do not mark up for handling, nor do I charge for packaging). I will jam as many items as I can into a 2# flat rate envelope for you, to cut your shipping costs to the bone. Where an item is designated "postpaid" it means I will pay regular mail postage in an envelope, padded mailer or small box, as appropriate. Insurance is extra at USPS rates. If you decide to buy an item without shipping insurance, it ships entirely at your risk of loss. Please ask all questions in advance and ask for more scans if you are unsure of something because this is not Sears and I do not take returns. Transactions are governed by CA law and deemed performed in Burbank, CA; all disputes are to be resolved in the Los Angeles Superior Court in Burbank, CA. Certificates of authenticity will be issued when required by CA law and may be passed through to you from original autograph issuers.
Date(s): July 6, 2005. Album by Adam Warshaw. 1 - 5 of 5 Total. 25891 Visits.
1 Boxing Card Encyclopedia, Price Guide and Checklist New Edition for 2008-2009 now available at http://www.lulu.com/content/4080252
Until I published the first edition of this comprehensive guide to American boxing cards from 1886 to 1966, one of the last areas of sports card collecting left without a decent guide was boxing cards. The book listed here today is a brand new revised 5th edition. I have added many new sets and hundreds of up to date REAL prices for cards.
I cover virtually every major set issued from 1862 to 1966. Items are given an encyclopedic treatment, with extensive written commentaries on the cards and hundreds of illustrations, checklists and prices. The first third of the book is devoted to 19th century issues. The middle third of the book covers 20th century cards, including virtually all of the T cards and E cards, as well as Goudey, York, Leaf, Topps, etc. I am especially proud of the third section, which catalogues and exhaustively checklists the issues of the Exhibit Supply Company.
2 T220 Silver Young Corbett $25
3 Corbett Xzalia SGC 50 $125
4 1948 Leaf Fitzsimmons, Jeffries Good condition on each, $10 a card.
5 1928 Frankie Schoell 1928 blank back, 2 sided color stock (yellow on both sides), ex $20
Great site...I asked my wife for your boxing card book for my birthday. I'm hoping to find some information about a James Corbett card that I have...true value in order to get it certified and graded.....Thanks - Paul, Wed, 15 Apr 2009 7:54PM
Great site!! Nice variety of boxing cards, Many Thank's!!! - Steamingloaf, Tue, 4 Nov 2008 8:33PM
Adam joins UK's Evan Jones and Don Scott's Boxing Collectors News' "Hardcards" as another true Hero among boxing card historians. I look forward to any and all future editions. - Daniel Nunes | RingKings.US, Wed, 3 Sep 2008 7:33AM
This is a great tribute to boxers throughout history and the world. - Joe Frazier, Sat, 23 Aug 2008 10:36PM
Do not forget to read Adam's newest book. Great section on the "Blue Boxers." Miles - Miles, Tue, 27 Mar 2007 4:53PM
Great selection of boxning cards, I am new to boxing cards, having collected other sports for a number of years; and I am pleased to find a site such as yours; keep of the great work at having such an informative site available. Very helpful. - Charlie, Tue, 20 Mar 2007 8:02AM
I am a longtime boxing card collector, and I enjoyed your site, and I will visit it again. GOOD LUCK. Kevin - kevin mc donnell, Tue, 20 Mar 2007 12:03AM
