Ontario Boxing Championship Medal in Gold - 1932
Ontario Boxing Championship Medal in Gold - 1932 - Medal is solid 10Kt. Gold, weighs 14,3 grams, 27mmx40mm, beautiful design, in extremely fine condition; awarded by the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada (Ontario Branch)for Western Ontario boxing trials in 1932 (126 lbs).
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