Ink Drawing on Board of Boxers, c. 1920s, Signed G. Giardenella (Some Damage) toy rolling pin which clearly did not deter

which clearly did not deter someone

but I like it as it is

I assume this cool hand carved propeller once attached to what would have been quite a large model airplane

The transfer is printed in black with an underglaze painting in red

noting "Glad to hear of good progress

Ink Drawing on Board of Boxers, c. 1920s, Signed G. Giardenella (Some Damage) toy rolling pin which clearly did not deterI haven't turned up anything of the artist who did this (based on my reading of the signature, G. Giardanella) but I know I have seen a related piece by this same artist elsewhere in person. In any case, while there is some cracking creasing to the board (see detail photos) along the top of the drawing (more visible in some lighting that others), I think it's a really great drawing portraying a boxing match that feels very intimate and sensual. (And