1971 Huey Newton Black Panther’s Founder Leaves Alameda Courthouse Original Press Photo Track and Field Autographs Offered is a very uncommon

Offered is a very uncommon autograph of Stutz on a gpc postmarked February 20

Stephen Ballard and on the back by Toomay

PHOTO DESCRIPTION: Back of the photo reads as: Portlands' newest Trail Blazer Bill Walton had a new look as he showed off his new beard

The reorganized Jets capitalized on a pass-interference penalty in the final period to set up Mark Smolinski’s winning four-yard touchdown run

The Mavericks moved to North Carolina in late 1969 after two unsuccessful seasons in Houston at the Sam Houston Coliseum

1971 Huey Newton Black Panther’s Founder Leaves Alameda Courthouse Original Press Photo Track and Field Autographs Offered is a very uncommonHuey P. Newton (19421989) was an African American activist and revolutionary who co founded the Black Panther Party with Bobby Seale in 1966. Together they developed the Party's Ten Point Program, which called for racial justice, economic opportunity, and an end to police brutality. Under Newton's leadership, the organization established numerous community programs, including free breakfast initiatives, health clinics, food distribution, and