[Boxing]. Anonymous, Randall, Jack (1794-1828). Pair of bare-knuckle fighting or boxing prints featuring legend Jack Randall: I. “Jack Randall”./ II. “The great match between Randal and Martin”. Ad I: “Jack Randall”. Mezzotint etching, oil paint and glass, ca. 40 x 24,5 cm., published by Fores, London, 1820, framed. * Some signs of wear characteristic for this technique and age. Not examined outside frame. With engraved text below, reading: "Jack Randall born Nov. 25, 1794, 5 feet, 6 inches high, weighs 10 st. 6 lb; has beaten Jack the Butcher in 20 minutes, Walton in 10 minutes, Geo. Dodd in 25 minutes, Ugly Borrock the Jew in 12 minutes, West Country Dick in 33 minutes, Holt in 25 minutes & only 8 rounds, Belasco in 54 minutes & only 7 rounds, Parish in 53 minutes & only 11 rounds, Turner in 2 hours & 16 minutes, Martin in 53 minutes & many others of less note, in short he has never been beaten." He ultimately had a 16-0-1 record - all of his wins were knockouts. He was elected to the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2005. Ad II: “The great match between Randal and Martin”. Handcoloured engraving, ca.20,8 x 29,8 cm., published by Fores, London, undated (ca. 1819), framed. * Some signs of wear characteristic for this technique and age. Not examined outside frame. “In his next fight, on 4 May 1819, [Randall] faced the well-known boxer Jack Martin, a baker by trade. The location was Crawley Down, Sussex, about 28 miles south of London, and an impressive crowd of 25,000 gathered for the occasion. Puglistica approximated that Martin, weighed as much as a stone more than Randall, slightly over 168 pounds (76 kg) to Martin's 150 (68 kg). Martin's greater reach proved a significant obstacle for Randall. To counter this Randall went inside to Martin's ribs and stomach to force him to drop his guard, quickly allowing him to reach Martin's head. Randall proved the winner in 49 minutes 10 seconds, in a match lasting 19 rounds. He won the victory with comparative ease, and except for a slight mark on his left eye and a scratch on his ear, he had no signs of having been in a boxing match”(source: wikipedia).