Held in a manila envelope directed to Fleischer, and inscribed: "This is very valuable complete history of Heavies from beginning through Patterson & Liston."

Chapters 8-24 of a larger piece concerning the history of American boxing.

Chapters 29-39 of a larger piece concerning boxing history.

Introduction and chapters 1-4 of a larger piece on boxing history. Includes chapters on Black and Jewish championships.

Housed in file marked "NF."

Housed in file titled, "Originals for '50 Years at Ringside'?"

Held in an envelope with other unpublished manuscripts on the same subject. Fifteen chapters focusing on the history of Chicago's boxing scene.

A further eleven chapters continuing the manuscript on Chicago's boxing scene.

A further fourteen chapters continuing the manuscript on Chicago's boxing scene. Includes duplicates of chapters 27, 31, 33, 35, 39, 39.5, 40, and 41.

Discusses boxing in New York City circa 1898-1900. Inscribed "by NF" on page 1. Housed in a manila envelope inscribed "New York-End of the Horton Law Era / by NF."

Twenty-nine chapters of Fleischer's text, New York's Pioneer Rings. Missing chapter 26. Held in file marked, "History of NY in Boxing / I. Crimes and Politics in Boxing / II. Boxing's Rise from 1850 to Walker Law."

Nineteen chapters of Fleischer's text, Crime and Politics of the Prize Ring. Held in a file marked "History of NY in Boxing / I. Crimes and Politics in Boxing / II. Boxing's Rise from 1850 to Walker Law."

Held in file marked, "History of NY in Boxing / I. Crimes and Politics in Boxing / II. Boxing's Rise from 1850 to Walker Law."

Housed in file titled, "The Ring."

Held in an envelope titled, "New York / Some Duplicates of NY Horton Folder."