E. Parker, Beautiful 1939 Boxing Match Photo with Love Note to "My Future Wife" on Reverse ancient coin reproduction and there's a little arched

and there's a little arched cutout on the backside to accommodate a miniature dog or cat wanting to get out

with missing arm as noted:) One's hand fits easily inside the puppet

I'm listing individually as I feel like one might have an affinity for a particular word or combination--this one might just be my favorite as I especially love the jigsaw line of the puzzle being transformed into a rain cloud

With a note on reverse: "too bad the hat is missing

This one I really like for the lines of it

E. Parker, Beautiful 1939 Boxing Match Photo with Love Note to "My Future Wife" on Reverse ancient coin reproduction and there's a little archedYou know I love an old boxing photo, and a tender note too, so I REALLY REALLY love this one, combining the two, and with E. Parker proudly handwritten in all caps ink along the bottom. I've only found one boxing record for an Elmer Parker one match in 1939 that went four rounds and that's it, which makes this photo and note feel all the more poignant. "To my future wife. I love you and am depending on you." Feels so open and exposed, as the photo