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Old 07-30-2010, 05:15 PM
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Great find Paranday! Hope you and Dutchman keep diggin up the GOLD!!!
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Dee, is Raul's bag still have the logo on it? The reason I ask is that the style of seam stitching on it is unlike what Everlast has used from at least the 1940's untill recently. I don't know for sure if they would have carried anything with his name on it since their big draw was Muhammad Ali.
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Dee, is Raul's bag still have the logo on it? The reason I ask is that the style of seam stitching on it is unlike what Everlast has used from at least the 1940's untill recently. I don't know for sure if they would have carried anything with his name on it since their big draw was Muhammad Ali.
I can't find any logo on it...it might have been worn off... According to Raul, he bought the bag in a sporting goods store in Seattle, probably in the mid-80's. It was on display, claiming to be the "George Foreman Special." I can't find anything on the web in regards to this bag... it's a mystery...
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I Dig Speed Bag History. These are too cool, Thanks.
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