Clinch and Upper Cut, Jemmy Carney and Jemmy Mitchell, from the Boxing Positions and Boxers series (N266) issued by P. Lorillard Company to promote Red Cross Long Cut Tobacco 1893

"Clinch and Upper Cut, Jemmy Carney and Jemmy Mitchell" is a chromolithograph from the "Boxing Positions and Boxers" series, issued by P. Lorillard Company in 1893 to promote Red Cross Long Cut Tobacco. This trade card depicts two boxers in mid-fight, showcasing the "Clinch and Upper Cut" technique. This artwork highlights the growing popularity of boxing in the late 19th century and the use of trade cards as a form of advertising. The vibrant colors and detailed illustration capture the intensity and excitement of the sport, engaging viewers with the action and the product advertised.