- 1960 postcard from the Summer Olympic Games in Rome, featuring artwork of a boxing event
- Postcard marks closing of these Olympics
- 18 year old Cassius Clay, later Muhammad Ali, won the Gold Medal for the United States in the Light Heavyweight division
- Ali later claimed to have thrown his medal in the Ohio River out of anger at segregation in the United States when he returned home. He was given a replacement medal at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, where he lit the Olympic torch
- Excellent condition; little to no creasing, no rips or tears. Posted with no content
- Size: 4" x 6"
- Glory Days recently completed the purchase of a large collection of historical boxing related items from the Steve Lott Memorabilia Collection - Las Vegas Boxing Hall of Fame, including site banners/posters, autographed items, equipment and more including two highly sought after boxing pinball machines. These items will become available over the coming months on our various platforms, but feel free to email us with any inquiries about the new collection
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