ISBN: 9789781848513 (7 resultados)

Copi newydd sbon. xxvi+102tud. Clawr meddal wedi'i lamineiddio. Pris cyhoeddieg: £6.99.

Copi newydd sbon. xxvi+102tud. Clawr meddal wedi'i lamineiddio. Pris cyhoeddieg: £6.99.

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. 64pp ills. stories and tales of The Corris Railway, prior to preservation, including some previously unpublished photographs. Card covers, fine.

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. 64pp ills. stories and tales of The Corris Railway, prior to preservation, including some previously unpublished photographs. Card covers, fine.

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. 84pp ills.incl. colour, concentrating on the post preservation period, but includes good brief history pre preservation.Right upto date with views of the latest building at Corris (the carriage shed) Card covers, fine.

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. 64pp ills. stories and tales of The Corris Railway, prior to preservation, including some previously unpublished photographs. Card covers, fine.

First edition 2009. 205 pages. Illustrated. Paperback. Very good indeed. When heavyweight boxer Tommy Farr travelled to New York in 1937 to take on World Champion Joe Louis, many predicted he'd be knocked out in the first round. But, by the end of the bout, he'd won the respect of boxing fans worldwide and booked his place in boxing history, where the Louis vs Farr fight is remembered as one of the greatest of all time. Farr was an incredibly brave, skilful fighter. "A Welshman in the Bronx" looks at the six week period leading up to the fight. Press conferences and publicity stunts became a daily routine for the bewildered 23 year old, as was the unwelcome attention of mobsters and gangsters determined to make money from his failure. But although the odds were stacked against him, he remained undeterred. At the weigh in, Louis asked how Farr had gained the distinctive scars on his back. They were the result of a mining accident, but Farr led Louis to believe they were gained from wrestling tigers, visibly unsettling his opponent. Farr took Louis the distance, but lost on a controversial points decision. He may have lost on the night, but Farr had boxed the fight of his life, winning the admiration of the boxing world, and setting him on a path that would see his extraordinary rise from rags to riches. Many boxing titles in stock, please ask for our list, or link.…