Archie Moore Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
ARCHIE MOORE
Born: December 13, 1916 in Benoit, Mississippi
Died: December 9, 1998 in San Diego, California
Died: December 9, 1998 in San Diego, California
Biography
Archie Moore (1916-1998), was World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1952-1960. Moore fought 220 times with a record 136 KOs. He is the only boxer to have fought both Rocky Marciano (1955) and Muhammad Ali (1962), losing to both. Moore became an actor after retiring from the ring, winning praise as runaway slave Jim in The Aventures of Huckleberry Finn (1960).
1973-The-Outfit (Performer), 1963-Bob-Hope-Presents-the-Chrysler-Theatre (Performer), 2006-ESPN-25:-Who's-#1 (in person), 1992-Muhammad-Ali's-50th-Birthday-Celebration (in person), 1982-Penitentiary-II (in person), 1967-The-Linkletter-Show (in person), 1959-What's-My-Line (in person), 1958-Wednesday-Night-Fights (in person), 1951-1952-Pabst-Blue-Ribbon-Bouts (in person), 1999-The-Sweet-Science (Other), 1973-World's-Heavyweight-Championship-Bout:-Joe-Frazier-vs.-George (in person), 2011-ESPN-Friday-Night-Fights (Other), 2000-Ali-Frazier-I:-One-Nation...-Divisible (Other), 1970-A.k.a.-Cassius-Clay (Other), 1970-My-Sweet-Charlie (Performer), 1966-Shane (Performer), 1966-The-Fortune-Cookie (Performer), 1966-Batman (Performer), 1965-The-Red-Skelton-Hour (Performer), 1964-The-Reporter (Performer), 1963-Perry-Mason (Performer), 1960-Person-to-Person (in person), 1956-You-Bet-Your-Life (in person), 1975-Breakheart-Pass (Performer), 1972-Cutter (Performer), 1964-The-Hanged-Man (Performer), 1964-The-Carpetbaggers (Performer), 1996-Muhammad-Ali:-The-Whole-Story (in person), 1983-The-Fall-Guy (in person), 1977-The-Greatest (in person), 1974-HBO-Boxing (in person), 1972-The-David-Frost-Show (in person), 1971-Fight-of-the-Century (in person), 1964-That-Regis-Philbin-Show (in person), 1959-Gillette-Cavalcade-of-Sports (in person), 2010-HBO-Boxing-After-Dark (Other), 1967-Off-to-See-the-Wizard (Other), 1975-Archer (Performer), 1968-Family-Affair (Performer), 1964-Wagon-Train (Performer), 1960-The-Adventures-of-Huckleberry-Finn (Performer), 2000-2003-ESPN-SportsCentury (in person), 1996-When-We-Were-Kings (in person), 1971-This-Is-Your-Life (in person), 1956-The-Steve-Allen-Plymouth-Show (in person), 1955-The-Ed-Sullivan-Show (in person), 1955-Rocky-Marciano-vs.-Archie-Moore (in person)
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ARCHIE MOORE Archie Moore addresses an envelope to be mailed. Envelope signed: "Archie Moore/San Diego Cal", 6½x3½. Addressed in his hand to: "Brian Ratajczak/2036 Dorr Street/Toledo Ohio 43607". Postmarked San Diego, Calif, January 12, 1964.Moore was World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1952-1960.Sale Price $144.00
$160.00
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ARCHIE MOORE The former World Light Heavyweight Champion sends a letter to a Mr. Wiggins saying "would you like to join me in a venture, that would help you, me and many others." Autograph Letter signed: "Archie Moore", 1 page, 8½x11. San Diego, California, 1985 December 18. On personal letterhead to Mr.Sale Price $378.00
$420.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Handwritten note written below a typed fragment Autograph Note signed: "To Howard Wilts/Good luck/Archie Moore", 5x3½. Written in blue ink below an unrelated typed fragment. Affixed on verso is an unsigned photo of an older Moore in a sports arena with another man.Sale Price $144.00
$160.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Archie Moore writes to a fan that he no longer has any photographs to send to him. Autograph Note Signed: "Archie Moore", 5¼x7. No place, 1956 June 6. To Mr.Sale Price $288.00
$320.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Archie Moore an autograph note to a fan saying that he is owed two stamps. Autograph Note Signed on verso: "Archie Moore/1984", 5½x3½ yellow card. In full: "DearSale Price $270.00
$300.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Shown in the locker room, signed in his final year as world champion Photograph inscribed and signed: "Regards to/Jim Wiggins/Archie Moore/3-4-60". B/w, 8x10, Archie Moore (1914-1998) was World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1952-1960. His first professional bout was in 1936 at age 22.Sale Price $342.00
$380.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Action photograph of the World Light Heavyweight Champion, the only boxer to have fought both Rocky Marciano and Muhammad Ali. Photograph signed: "Archie Moore". B/w, 8x10. Reproduction of a newspaper photograph. Archie Moore, born Archibald Wright, was World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1952-1960.Sale Price $378.00
$420.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Early color publicity photograph of Archie Moore in a fighting stance. Photograph signed: "Archie Moore". Color, 8x10. Moore was World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1952-1960. His first professional bout was in 1936 at age 22. Moore fought 220 times with a record 136 KOs.Sale Price $378.00
$420.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Black and white action photograph of Archie Moore punching another boxer. Photograph signed: "from/Archie Moore". B/w, 10x8 overall, image 9½x6¼ (one surface). Moore was World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1952-1960. His first professional bout was in 1936 at age 22.Sale Price $378.00
$420.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Black and white photograph signed of Archie Moore delivering a punch. Photograph signed: "Best Wish/Archie Moore" on verso. B/w, 6x3½. Printed text: "Greetings from/Archie Moore/Light Heavyweight Champion of the World/Sincerely," Action photo of Moore delivering a punch.Sale Price $252.00
$280.00
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THE WORLD LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION DOES NOT WANT THE NATIONAL BOXING ASSOCIATION TO TAKE AWAY HIS TITLE IN 1960; HE IS STRIPPED OF HIS TITLE BY THE NBA BOTH THAT YEAR AND IN 1962, RESULTING IN MOORE TURNING TO THE HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISIONSale Price $467.50
$550.00
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ARCHIE MOORE and MARVIN HAGLERBoxing champs from two generations team up for charity. Photograph signed: "Marvelous/Marvin Hagler/Champion", "Archie Moore". B/w, 10x8. Moore and Hagler were photographed together at a charitable Boston appearance for the Jimmy Fund, which supports children's cancer research.Sale Price $828.75
$975.00
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ARCHIE MOORE The only boxer to fight both Marciano and Ali signed this glove the year before his death. Boxing Glove signed: "By/Archie Moore/1997". Red left hand, Everlast boxing glove, signed on the top.Sale Price $488.75
$575.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Signed boxing gloves of the only man who faced both Marciano and Ali in the ring. Official Red EVERLAST boxing gloves, signed (on the right glove): "Archie Moore". Moore was World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1952-1960. His first professional bout was in 1936 at age 22. Moore fought 220 times with a record 136 KOs.Sale Price $488.75
$575.00
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ARCHIE MOORE The World Light Heavyweight Champion signs an 8x11 page with a short biography about him printed on it. Inscribed Biography signed: "Bet wish to 'Danny' 81/from Archie Moore" in blue ink, 1 page, 8x11.Sale Price $288.00
$320.00
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ARCHIE MOORE Archie Moore inscribed his signature to fan on an index card. Inscribed signature: "Jerry Horton/Best Wishes/Archie Moore/2-15-74", 5x3 index card. Moore was World Light Heavyweight Champion from 1952-1960. His first professional bout was in 1936 at age 22. Moore fought 220 times with a record 136 KOs.Sale Price $234.00
$260.00
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FLOYD PATTERSON: 15 BOXERS Floyd Patterson and fifteen boxers sign a Red Leather Right Hand Everlast Boxing Glove. Red Leather Right Hand Everlast Boxing Glove signed: "Floyd Patterson", "KenSale Price $850.00
$1,000.00
