Boxing Match 4, Vintage Drawing by Unknown Artist, c.1980s chain link I would guess in the

I would guess in the early 60s

with a 5/8" opening and 1 3/4" diameter at base

and by the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) had become one of its most appreciated art forms

which would make sense if the onions were the size of shallots

There is one more nice gray triple decker in addition to these that I inadvertently left out of the photos but which is included for a total of 8 in the set

Boxing Match 4, Vintage Drawing by Unknown Artist, c.1980s chain link I would guess in theThis is one of six pencil and colored pencil drawings of boxers I'm listing, all from the sketchpad of an unknown artist. In this one, the text on the shorts of the boxer at right are enough to identify him as either Michael or Leon Spinks, brothers who were both professional boxers in the 70s and 80s, and the latter of whom beat Mohammed Ali in 1978. Though I don't follow the sport or know enough to identify the other boxer here, I do find the