Current fair ends in

The Paper Quetzal

Photograph of Al Van Ryan, Prominent Welterweight Boxer (1919-1930)
Share This Item

Photographer Unknown

Photograph of Al Van Ryan, Prominent Welterweight Boxer (1919-1930)

Autographed Image of "The St. Paul Cowboy" in a Relaxed Pose

$90

Contact Exhibitor

Item Details

This black-and-white photograph depicts Al Van Ryan, famously known as "The St. Paul Cowboy," a prominent welterweight boxer who actively competed from 1919 through 1930. Measuring 8 by 4 inches, the image features Van Ryan seated on a wooden chair in a relaxed yet contemplative pose. He is bare-chested, wearing dark boxing shorts and laced-up boxing shoes, accentuating his athletic physique. His gloved hands suggest readiness for training or combat.

 

The setting appears to be a studio with a plain backdrop, emphasizing Van Ryan's form and demeanor. The lighting casts soft shadows, highlighting the muscle definition and disciplined posture of the athlete. Below the image, Van Ryan’s signature adds a personal touch to this historical artifact. With an impressive knockout rate of 54.55%, Van Ryan’s prowess in the ring is well-documented, making this photograph a valuable piece of memorabilia from the early 20th-century boxing era.

The Paper Quetzal

Book Icon

Martha Ceja

10227 South Grevillea Ave
Inglewood, CA, 90304
United States

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +1 (310) 429-0896
Cell: 917-863-0162

Specialities

Book Icon

Paper, Photos, Archive, Books, Letters

  
The Paper Quetzal

More Information

Book Icon

Booth 17

Shipping and Returns

I offer Federal Express, UPS, or USPS priority mail with insurance. Shipping  paid by Buyer.  Accept Payment of PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, Square, and written checks.

Open Times

9am to 9pm EST -- but please email and leave message anytime

Additional Information

Please send us your contact information we will add you to our monthly e-mail. Send us a list of what you collect and what you are looking for at the moment, we will do our best to find it. [email protected]