Sir Henry Cooper signed 1966 World Heavyweight Championship programme

Sir Henry Cooper signed 1966 World Heavyweight Championship programmeA Sir Henry Cooper signed programme for his 1966 World Heavyweight Championship fight against Muhammad Ali In 1963, British boxer Sir Henry Cooper (1934 2011) took on Muhammad Ali (1942 2016) in a non title fight in London. While he lost to Technical Knockout, with his patented left hook (Enrys Ammer) Cooper became one of only four fighters ever to knock Ali down in the ring. This is a programme (8. 3 x 10. 9 inches) for the much anticipated Ali

where Sinatra’s words came true

carmine and green

The text reads: “Dear Sir Robert

Regards & best wishes Glenn

Half a letter from Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson to Captain William G Rutherford

to the Whittier Hotel in Detroit

chop "D" in red

There was no other hair on the floor as my customers were always given a clean space

Toned gum but true colours and most attractive

This signed colour photograph measures 10" x 8" and is signed and inscribed by Parker in black felt tip

According to Morarjee family lore the utensils were used by Gandhi during his incarceration at the Aga Khan's palace in Pune from 9 August 1942 to 6 May 1944

By the end of the 1930s