DAY ONE

CRICKET MEMORABILIA

AUTOGRAPHED EPHEMERA Photos I needed this morning, they 8 Dr Edward Mills Grace, are wonderfully good and are the Gloucestershire and 1870- 1 Andrew Ernest Stoddart, Middlesex source of great admiration’. The 1895. Handwritten letter on Park and England 1885-1900. letter dated 26th June 1895 and House, Thornbury headed paper, Handwritten letter regarding the nicely signed by Jackson in ink. VG dated 20th October 1907. ‘Is the completion of a nomination paper £100/150 enclosed quite correct. Kindly let me with the comment, ‘It seems hardly know.’ The letter nicely signed in ink cricket weather yet but you may 5 John Arlott. Small card with two by Grace ‘Edward Mills Grace’. Light commence tomorrow if you wish’. sided handwritten letter from Arlott horizontal fold otherwise in very Nicely signed in ink ‘A E Stoddart’. to Donald J. Knight (Surrey & good condition £180/250 The letter with one horizontal fold England 1911-1937) ‘The last time and some foxing is laid to card we met you were kind enough to say 9 Hugh Richard Bromley-Davenport, otherwise in good/very good that you would sign my copies of Middlesex and England 1892-1899. condition £100/150 your books for my collection..... Handwritten letter dated 5th Many thanks-and I hope we may November 1948 replying to a Stoddart captained England on two meet soon in what must, surely be, a request for autographs. ‘I particularly tours to Australia, leading England great summer for English cricket’. want to get you Gubby Allen’s, but in eight tests and played rugby for The card dated 12th February 1953 he doesn’t come in regularly to the England ten times and nicely signed by Arlott. VG S. Exchange’. He also refers to the 2 Sir Spencer C.B. Ponsonby. £40/60 the ‘splendid start our captain - Handwritten letter on Lord Mann - has made’ and questions the 6 Pelham Francis Warner. Middlesex & Chamberlain’s Office, St James’s of Wright. Nicely signed in England 1894-1920. Handwritten Palace headed paper regarding the ink ‘H. R. Bromley Davenport’. Light letter on ‘The Cricketer’ magazine security of St Paul’s. Nicely signed in horizontal fold, otherwise in very headed paper dated 10th November ink by Ponsonby ‘Spencer Ponsonby’ good condition £60/80 1936 from Warner to Mr Goldman (later Ponsonby Fane). Light with good content regarding Bromley-Davenport, right hand bat, horizontal and vertical folds, Goldman’s book collection. ‘What a left arm fast bowler, played four otherwise in very good condition wonderful collection of cricket books tests for England and was one of the £40/60 you have!. I congratulate you’. few players of his era to play cricket Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby Nicely signed by Warner. Fold marks wearing glasses was on the M.C.C. Committee otherwise in good condition £60/80 10 Sir Leonard Hutton, and 1866-68, 1870-1873, 1875-1878, 7 William Gilbert Grace. England 1934-1955. Handwritten Treasurer from 1879 to his death in Gloucestershire & England 1865- letter dated 3rd November 1987 on 1915. He was a founder member of 1908. Handwritten three page letter, ‘The Forty Club’ headed paper, the Surrey Committee and President on London County Cricket Club acknowledging receipt of a book. of Somerset C.C.C. from 1890. He headed paper, in black ink to Nicely signed in ink ‘’. helped in founding I Zingari ‘Braddon’ (?) and dated 20th Light horizontal and vertical folds, 3 Sir Archibald Woollaston White, February 1901. The letter concerns otherwise in good condition £20/30 Yorkshire 1908-1920. Small the Boer War and a ball that was 11 William Storer, Derbyshire and handwritten letter announcing his presented to Grace. Also refers to England 1887-1900. Handwritten availability to play in the F.F. v. The Frank Townsend (Gloucestershire letter responding to a request for R.A. match on 14th-15th July (no C.C.C. 1870-1891)... Frank souvenir bat ‘I gave them away at year). ‘I am up for the F.Fs and Townsend... a very good the end of the season’. Nicely signed should be very glad to play if you keeper and bat... if you can do in ink ‘W. Storer’. Very good could give me a place’. Nicely signed anything for him, I shall be very glad condition £80/120 in ink ‘Archibald W. White’. Light to hear of it, and so will his father horizontal fold, otherwise in very and mother. He has had no chance Storer played six tests for England as good condition £60/80 of doing any shooting, but will make wicket-keeper and also played a good shot with a weeks practice’. football for Derby County White captained Yorkshire 1912- Nicely signed in ink by Grace. 1914 12 Lord Harris, George Robert Canning, Adhesive marks to fourth page not Kent & England 1870-1911. Three 4 Frank Stanley Jackson. Yorkshire & affecting text, odd faults otherwise page handwritten letter from Harris England 1890-1907. One page in good condition £250/350 to Aunt Flo (!). General family letter handwritten on ‘The Leeds Hugh Townsend died in 1901 business. The letter written on 12, Club’ headed paper to a Mr Grace fighting in the Boer war Motagu Street headed paper and ‘Very many thanks for the Kodak

5 dated 15th June (no year), nicely May 1934 responding to a request decorative cover, red ribbon tie, signed ‘Harris’. G £70/100 for his autograph. Nicely signed in menu, toasts, season’s record etc. ink ‘E.G. Wynyard’. Laid down to Signed to inside front cover by 13 Bernard J.T. Bosanquet. Middlesex & album page. Very good condition eleven of the Lancashire playing staff England 1898-1919. Handwritten £80/120 including Place, Statham, Grieves, two page letter from Bosanquet to a Washbrook, Edrich, Berry, Howard, Geoffrey Moore. The letter dated 17 Charles Burgess Fry, and Greenwood etc. VG £60/90 5th February 1935 and on personal England 1892-1921. Handwritten embossed stationary ‘Salut, Pyrford, letter dated 2nd March 1934 23 Surrey County Cricket Club Surrey’. Mainly cricket and golf apologising for not being able to Championship Dinner 1959. Official content ‘Glad to hear Mr Leveson- make an appointment. Nicely signed menu for the Dinner held at The Gower has become a vice President. in ink by Fry ‘CBF’. Light horizontal Grosvenor House, Park Lane on the I shall always be much interested in fold and minor ink smudging 15th April 1959, with team the club and hope I may be able to otherwise in very good condition photograph to inside pages. Sold take a more practical interest than £60/80 with a signed Surrey ‘County before’. Nicely signed by Bosanquet. Champions’ autograph sheet for 18 Paul Antony Gibb, Yorkshire, Essex & G £60/90 1958. Thirteen signatures including England 1934-1956. Handwritten Stewart, Barrington, Loader, Lock, 14 Arthur E.R. Gilligan. Surrey, Sussex & letter dated 27th July 1958 replying Edrich, Jefferson, Storey, Tindall etc England 1920-1932. Three page to a request for a photograph. Nicely and a further Surrey ‘County handwritten letter from Gilligan to signed in ink ‘Paul A Gibb’ with the Champions’ autograph page for ‘Fred’ with excellent cricket content original envelope. Light horizontal 1956, signed by thirteen members of written from ‘The Adelaide Club’ on folds otherwise in good/very good the squad including May, Bedser, the M.C.C. tour of Australia condition £40/60 Lock, Barrington, McIntyre, Laker, 1950/51, presumably Gilligan was 19 Gerald de Lisle Hough, Kent 1919- Loader etc. G £40/60 there in a journalistic role. He talks of 1920. Handwritten letter on Kent ‘having avery nice time in Tasmania 24 ‘C.B. Harris Benefit Souvenir card’ County Cricket Club headed paper, and some really good cricket-Denis 1949 signed by Nottinghamshire dated 8th April 1948 replying to an Compton being in great form players including Jepson, Butler, enquiry about a past player. Nicely (Compton made 142 and 77), Simpson, Voce, Woodhead, signed in ink by Hough ‘G. de L. meeting Vic Richardson in Hardstaff, Butler, Keeton, Harris, Hough’. The letter is laid down to Melbourne, the high temperatures, Stocks etc. Printed by Meads of paper with light folds and minor talks of the tour match v South Nottingham. Sold with a staining otherwise in good condition Australia currently being played Nottinghamshire C.C.C. ‘Who’s £40/60 ‘M.C.C. here on Saturday, Who in Nottinghamshire County looking very good.... we’re dining at Hough was appointed manager of Cricket Club’ leaflet c1940 featuring Government House Banquet...so Kent in 1934 and secretary in 1936 twenty caricatures and biographies that should be most pleasant’. The drawn and compiled by Underwood. 20 Christopher Heseltine, Hampshire & letter dated the 29th January 1951 Printed and Published by Barnes & England 1892-1914. Handwritten and nicely signed by Gilligan in ink. Humby, Nottingham. G/VG £50/80 letter dated 27th November 1942 G £50/80 replying to a request for his 25 Australia 1956. Official P&O 15 Hon Alfred Lyttelton, Cambridge autograph. Nicely signed in ink by souvenir tour programme for the University, Middlesex and England Heseltine ‘Christopher Heseltine’. England v Australia Tests of 1956. 1876-1887. Handwritten letter Light horizontal fold otherwise in The programme with fixtures, travel dated 11th April 1906 to the Dean good condition £50/70 details and pen pictures and of Christchurch. Nicely signed in ink biography of all members of the 21 Northern Cricket Society. Menu for ‘Alfred Lyttelton’, the signature Australian team to pages. Signed to the dinner ‘in honour of the Indian slightly smudged. Light folds pen pictures by all sixteen members Cricketers’ held at Guildford Hotel, otherwise in good condition of the team plus the Manager W.J. Leeds 6th June 1952. Signed by £100/150 Dowling. The centre page image of Yorkshire C.C.C. President, William the ship ‘R.M.S. Himalaya’ signed by Lyttelton was President of M.C.C. in Worsley, Len Hutton, who gave the Bill O’Reilly. Very minor fading to the 1898. Also played for vote of thanks and members of the signatures of Davidson and Wilson, Worcestershire C.C.C. (not first Indian touring party and other minor gae toning to covers, class) and represented England at dignitaries. G/VG £40/60 ownership name and notes to first football in 1877 and played for Old 22 ‘The Lancashire County and page otherwise in good condition Etonians in the 1876 F.A. Cup Final. Manchester Cricket Club. Dinner to £180/250 Lawyer & Statesman and Colonial celebrate the sharing of the County Secretary 1903-1905. He became an 26 Australia 1948. Official ‘P&O R.M.S. Championship with the Surrey M.P. in later life Strathaird’ souvenir brochure for the County Cricket Club 1950’. Official Australian tour of England 1948. 16 Major Edward George Wynyard, menu for the Dinner held at the Printed in Sydney. Pictorial covers. Hampshire and England 1894-1912. Midland Hotel on the 21st Fully signed in ink to pen pictures by Small handwritten letter dated 24th November 1950. With excellent

6 all eighteen members of the 31 Arthur William Carr. George Trott, brother of Albert, Australian touring team. Signatures Nottinghamshire & England 1910- played in twenty four Tests for nicely signed include Bradman, 1934. Excellent ink signature of Carr Australia between 1888 and 1898. Hassett, Miller, Harvey, Johnson, on blue paper piece, laid down to He captained Australia on the 1896 Lindwall, Barnes, Loxton, Morris, larger card. VG £25/35 tour of England and in Australia in Ring, Toshack, Tallon etc. Some 1897/98 32 James Joseph Kelly. New South minor age toning and wear to Wales & Australia 1894-1905. 39 Jack Morrison Gregory. New South covers, some light fading to Excellent ink signature of Kelly on Wales & Australia 1920-1929. Ink signatures otherwise in good paper piece, laid down to card. G signature of Gregory signed to top condition. Rare £250/350 £80/100 brown border of part of the front 27 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1920/21. cover of ‘The Jubilee book of 33 . Kent & England Large official Orient Line S.S. Cricket’. G £25/35 1906-1938. Excellent ink signature Osterley card with centre colour of Woolley on paper piece, laid 40 Douglas Robert Jardine. Surrey & image of the ship at sea. With titles down to larger card. VG £25/35 England 1921-1933. Ink signature of to top border ‘Visit of M.C.C. team Jardine on paper piece, laid down to to Australia 1920/21’ and dates of 34 Henry ‘Harry’ Rigden Butt. Sussex & album page. Rare. VG £100/150 voyages from London and Australia England 1890-1912. Pencil signature in 1920/21. Signed in ink around the of Butt on paper piece, laid down to 41 Bodyline Test players. Selection of colour image of the ship by the full larger card. G £30/50 seven signed cards and paper pieces, M.C.C. touring party. Seventeen all signed by a Test player from the 35 Albert Edward Relf. Sussex & signatures including Douglas, 1932/33, Australia v England, series. England 1900-1921. Pencil signature Woolley, Hearne, Wilson, Fender, Signatures are , Bill of Relf on paper piece, laid down to Hobbs, Dolphin, Rhodes, Bowes, Bob Wyatt, Freddie Brown, larger card. G £30/40 Waddington, Makepeace, Howell, Maurice Leyland, Gubby Allen and Parkin etc. Also signed to lower 36 Victor Thomas Trumper. New South Bill Voce. G £70/100 border by five senior members of the Wales & Australia 1894-1914. Pencil 42 Australian tour of England 1948. ships crew. The card measures signature of Trumper on paper piece, Selection of four signed cards, approx 8.5”x7.5”. Rare. Some laid down to larger card. Signature signed by , Doug Ring, marks, odd faults otherwise in slightly rubbed otherwise in good and Ernie Toshack, generally good condition £300/400 condition. Rare £200/300 two signatures are signed to pieces 28 Lancashire C.C.C. One Hundred Victor Trumper was regarded by his and laid down to card. G £40/50 Years at Old Trafford 1884-1984. A contemporaries as the greatest of all 43 , Yorkshire & blue presentation album containing Australian batsman, with the England. News Chronicle cricket commemorative covers, post card, exception of his form in England. He competition certificate presented to photographs, scorecard for the test died in June 1915 from Bright’s R. Gray, Moorlands School, Far match vs West Indies, each item laid disease Headingley, Leeds ‘for the best down to a page with signatures to 37 Albert Edwin Trott. Victoria, batting performance during the the borders. Signatures include Middlesex, London County, week ended June 24th 1933’. Nicely umpires Dickie Bird and Don Oslear, Australia & England 1892-1910. Ink signed in ink by Sutcliffe and the past players including Statham, signature of Trott on paper piece, editor of the newspaper. 13”x18”. Wharton, Place, players from the laid down to larger card. Rare. VG Certificate laid to card, bumping to West Indian test team including £100/150 lower left corner, minor ageing, wear Lloyd, Holding, Haynes, Marshall, and stain otherwise in good Walsh, England players including Australian born, Albert Trott played condition £30/50 Gower, Ellison, Lamb, Fowler, squad for Victoria and Middlesex between members of the 1984 Lancashire 1892 and 1910. He also is one of 44 . Australian tour of county side, and players from the few players to have played for both England 1934. Original ‘The Savings ‘Laker’ Test Match including Laker, Australia, 3 Tests and England, 2 Bank of South Australia’ advertising Statham, Cowdrey, Sheppard etc. Tests. Trott remains the only ink blotter, unused. To face are Ninety nice signatures in total. VG batsman who has struck a ball printed cameo pictures of the team £70/100 the top of the Lord's pavilion. He with Test match fixtures to centre committed suicide by shooting and ‘Our Sporting Ambassadors. 29 Lord Hawke. Ink signature of Hawke himself, having been ill for some Test Fixtures 1934. Success to the on piece with full page sepia book time with little hope of recovery, in Team!. The Savings Bank of South plate photograph of Hawke in 1914 Australia will help you to achieve batting pose wearing Yorkshire . success’ to reverse is the pink ink G/VG £70/100 38 George ‘Harry’ Henry Stevens Trott. blotter. 8.75”x3.75”. Signed in later Victoria & Australia 1885-1908. Ink 30 Keith Miller, Australia. Press cuttings years by Don Bradman to centre. VG signature of Trott on paper piece, laid down to four pages, six cuttings £30/50 laid down to larger card. Rare. VG signed in ink by Miller. G £30/50 £140/180 45 Sir John Edward Kynaston Studd. Middlesex 1878-1884. Excellent ink

7 signature of Studd on piece, signed 52 Yorkshire c1899. Two album pages, Signatures include J.R. Mason, when he was Lord Mayor of London nicely signed in ink to front and back Marchant, Blaker, Marsham, E.W. in 1928. Laid down to larger pieces by nine members of the Yorkshire Dillon, Blythe, Hunphreys, Hearne, with image of Studd. G £50/70 team. Signatures are Hirst, Rhodes, Huish etc. VG £150/250 Haigh, Tunnicliffe, E.Wainwright, 46 William Gilbert Grace. 58 Worcestershire 1902. Lord Martin Lees Whitehead, J.T. Brown, Denton Gloucestershire & England 1870- Bladen Hawke. Yorkshire & England and Hunter. One side also signed by 1899. Excellent ink signature of 1881-1911. Signed full page mono T.S. Fishwick of Warwickshire 1896- Grace on large paper piece. VG illustration plate 'Cutting' from The 1909 and J.F. Byrne of Warwickshire £200/300 Jubilee Book of Cricket by K.S. 1897-912. VG £70/100 Ranjitsinhji 1897. Nicely signed in 47 Francis G.J. Ford. Middlesex & 53 Warwickshire c1900/1910. Two black ink by Hawke and dated 1902. England 1886-1899. Excellent ink album pages, nicely signed in ink to Very nicely signed to verso by eleven signature of Ford on note on three sides by six members of the members of the Worcestershire team 'Bounders, Burwash, Sussex' headed Warwickshire team. Signatures are of 1902. Signatures include H.K. paper. Adhesive marks to verso. G F.R. Santall, S. Santall (signed twice), Foster, Simpson-Hayward, Arnold, £60/90 A.A. Lilley, F.E. Field, J. Devey and Bowley, Bird, Corden, Wheldon, P.T. 48 Charles Lucas Townsend, S.P. Kinnear. G £40/60 Francis, Gaukrodger, A.F. Bannister Gloucestershire, London County & etc. Some rarer signatures. 54 Lancashire, Surrey and England 1893-1922. Short Good/very good condition Northamptonshire players. Two handwritten letter from Townsend £100/150 album pages very nicely signed to all regarding the place of his birth in four sides in ink by nine players. 59 West Indies tour of England 1928. Clifton College. The letter dated Signatures are R.G. Barlow Large circular piece signed in pencil February 1944 and nicely signed in (Lancashire 1871-1891), G.O. by fifteen members of the touring ink by Townsend. G £70/100 Shelmerdine (Lancashire 1919- party. Signatures include Martin, 49 Middlesex 1923. Album page nicely 1925), J. Sharp (Lancashire 1899- Rae, Wight, St Hill, Small, Francis, signed by eleven members of the 1925), E.J. Diver (Surrey 1883- Scott, Griffith, Roach, Bartlett etc. team. Signatures include Mann, 1886), Fred Stedman (Surrey 1899- The piece laid down to larger album Dales, N.J.D. Moffatt, Childs-Clarke, 1908), R. Abel (Surrey 1881-1904), page. G £80/120 Durston, Beton, Hendren, Hearne T. Hayward (Surrey 1893-1914), 60 West Indies v Durham 1928. Large etc. To verso are ten signatures of W.A. Bushwell (Northants 1906- sheet nicely signed to right hand the Warwickshire team of 1923 1921) and A.E. Thomas (Northants border in ink by twelve members of including Calthorpe, Stephens, 1919-1933). VG £60/90 the West Indies team. Signatures B.W.Quaife, W.Quiafe, Wyatt, 55 Greville Stevens. Middlesex 1919- include Nunes, Browne, Wight, Santall, Bates, Howell, Smart etc. 1932. Excellent postcard size Fernandes, Martin, Constantine, Some rarer signatures. Ink stain to photograph of Stevens walking out Scott, Francis, Small, St Hill etc. With bottom right hand corner otherwise to bat at Scarborough 1920/30's. handwritten note from C.R. Browne in good condition £60/80 Signed in ink to image by Stevens. 'The Game is bigger than the player' 50 Warwickshire 1922/23. Album page Walkers of Scarborough. G £30/40 and initialed 'C.R.B.'. VG £130/160 nicely signed by thirteen members of 56 Australian tour of The match was drawn, for the West the team. Signatures include Santall, 1957/58. Official 'Shaw Savill Line' Indies, St Hill made 101 and Bates, C. Smart, J. Smart, H.Howell, ships post-tour menu with printed Griffiths took 4-25. For Durham, A.L. Howell, Quaife, Partridge, Fox, details listing members of the Dobson made 105, and Howell took Waddy etc. To verso are ten touring party with space for 4-91 signatures of the Yorkshire team of signatures and results of the matches 1922/23 including Kilner, Rhodes, 61 West Indies tour of England 1939. played on the tour. Very nicely Waddington, Holmes, Sutcliffe, Album page nicely signed in ink by signed in full by all seventeen Dolphin, Oldroyd etc. Some rarer thirteen members of the West Indies members of the party. Signatures signatures. Wear with small loss to touring party. Signatures include include Craig, Harvey, Benaud, top border otherwise in good Gomez, Cameron, Stollmeyer, Davidson, Flavell, Gaunt, Grout, condition £60/80 Clarke, Constantine, Weekes, McDonald, Simpson etc. Odd faults Headley, Barrow, Bayley, Johnson 51 Northamptonshire c1920/21. Album otherwise in good condition etc. VG £120/160 page signed in ink by eight members £140/180 of the Northamptonshire team. 62 West Indies tour of England 1950. 57 Kent 1902. Full page bookplate Signatures including Hawtin, Raven, 'The Cavendish, Eastbourne' headed photograph of William Newham of Adams, Tomkins, Wells, Walden etc. paper nicely signed in ink by Sussex 1881-1905, nicely signed in To verso are five signatures of the fourteen members of the West ink by Newham. Bookplate taken Worcestershire team of 1920/21 Indies touring party including the from Ranjitsinhji's 'Book of Cricket' including Jewell, Higgins, Turner, Manager J.M. Kidney. Signatures 1897. Nicely signed to verso by ten Taylor etc. G £50/70 include Goddard, Ramadhin, members of the Kent team of 1902. Valentine, Worrell, Weekes, Walcott,

8 Gomez, Stollmeyer, Rae etc. Light photograph with title ‘The West of the Nottinghamshire team folds, good £120/160 Indies cricket team clothed including Sime, Harris, Keeton, throughout in Viyella’ New Zealand, Simpson, Voce, Stocks etc. Minor The West Indies played at Australia and South African cricket creasing otherwise G/VG £20/30 Eastbourne on their opening tour teams also chose ‘Viyella’ for their match against L.C. Stevens XI in 80 Worcestershire 1947. Leicestershire Sports Outfits’. Official team April 1950. The match was drawn C.C.C. headed note paper nicely photograph laid down to mount signed in ink by twelve of the 63 West Indies tour of England 1939. with title to lower border with Worcestershire team including Official folding card itinerary for the advertising titles. Slight foxing to White, Cooper, Perks, Howarth, tour beautifully signed to front mount, light crease to mount, the Yarnold, Kenyon etc. Age toning colour cover by . photograph in good condition. otherwise G/VG £20/30 The itinerary with title to centre and 16"x13". G £50/80 West Indian emblem above and 81 Glamorgan 1934. Album page nicely 71 . Surrey & England decoration to lower corner. Fixtures signed in ink by eleven of the 1953-1968. 'Ken Barrington. No. 3'. to inside pages with tour party listed Glamorgan team including Turnbull, Large and impressive original pen to rear cover. Good condition. Rare Clay, Dyson, Davies, Smart, Mercer and ink caricature/ cartoon artwork £60/90 etc. Age toning otherwise G/VG by artist 'Areff'. The cartoon £30/40 64 Pakistan tour of England 1954. Large produced for Barrington's Benefit album page very nicely signed in ink match in 1964 features Barrington in 82 Derbyshire 1953. Album page nicely by fifteen members of the Pakistan batting pose to top half of the sheet signed in ink by twelve of the touring party. Signatures include with appropriate wording. Also Derbyshire team including Willatt, Kardar, , Shakoor images of various Surrey players and Elliott, Hamer, Jackson, Gladwin, Ahmed, Waqar Hassan, Khalid officials with wording below Carr etc. VG £20/30 Hassan, Fazal Mahmood, Khalid including , Micky Stewart, 83 Derbyshire 1927. Small album page Wazir etc. G/VG £60/90 Stewart Surridge, Bernard Constable nicely signed in ink by twelve of the etc. The cartoon, signed by 'Areff' to 65 Len Hutton & Herbert Sutcliffe. Two Derbyshire team including Jackson, top border measures 15”x30”. small photographs (snaps) of Loney, Townsend, Storer, Shardlow, Excellent image £100/150 Hutton, in batting attire and Sutcliffe Slater etc. VG £30/40 in Yorkshire blazer. Both signed in ink 72 No lot 84 Yorkshire 1952. Small album page by the player featured. G £25/35 73 No lot nicely signed in ink by eleven of the 66 Garry Sobers. Barbados Yorkshire team including Brennan, 74 No lot Independence postcard 1966, first Yardley, Wardle, Close, Lowson, day of issue, signed to face by Garry 75 Australia 1926. Cambridge Wilson etc. VG £20/30 Sobers. VG £20/30 University headed note paper signed 85 Essex 1934. Album page nicely in ink by twelve members of the 67 & . signed in ink by eleven of the Essex Ashes touring party. Signatures 'When it comes to Sports team for the match v Somerset, 4th- include Collins, Macartney, Equipment, come to Schofields' 6th July 1934 at Colchester. Ponsford, Grimmett, Woodfull, (Oldham). Advertising card featuring Signatures include Pearce, Pope, Richardson, Mailey etc. Some the two cricketers, signed by both Cutmore, Eastman, Read, Smith etc. smudging to one signature across image. G £30/40 VG £30/40 otherwise in good condition 68 South African tour of England 1947. £150/250 86 Lancashire c1949. Small album page Pictorial souvenir programme for the nicely signed in ink by twelve of the 76 Kent 1950. Official ‘Doug Wright tour with two page full spread image Lancashire team including Howard, Benefit Fund’ sheet signed by the of the team signed by sixteen Ikin, G. Edrich, E. Edrich, Roberts, team. Ten signatures in ink including members of the touring party. Pollard etc. VG £20/30 Clark, Ames, Todd, Dovey, Fagg, Signatures include Melville, Mitchell, Ridgeway etc. G £20/30 87 Kent 1949. Small album page nicely Nourse, Viljoen, Rowan, Fullerton, signed in ink by twelve of the Kent Mann, Begbie, Plimsoll, Lindsay etc. 77 Somerset 1949. Small album page team including Fagg, Clark, B. Light fold. G £50/70 nicely signed in ink by twelve of the Edrich, Ames, Hearn, Crush etc. VG Somerset team including 69 Charles Burgess Fry, Sussex & £20/30 Woodhouse, Gimblett, Tremlett, England 1892-1921. Original Hazell, Wellard etc. VG £20/30 88 Middlesex 1949. Small album page photographic/ engraving image of nicely signed in ink by twelve of the Fry in batting pose, with title to 78 Warwickshire 1949. Small album Middlesex team including Mann, D. lower border. Nicely signed 'Charles page nicely signed in ink by twelve Compton, L. Compton, W. Edrich, B. Fry, Sussex & England' to lower of the Warwickshire team including Brown, Thompson etc. VG £20/30 border. Photograph by Elliott & Fry. Dollery, Ord, Taylor, Pritchard, G £60/90 Spooner etc. G/VG £20/30 89 Derbyshire c1954. Headed sheet with printed county title to top nicely 70 West Indies tour of England 1928. 79 Nottinghamshire 1947. Small album signed in ink by eleven of the Early tour 'Viyella' advertising page nicely signed in ink by twelve

9 Derbyshire team including Williatt, Ganguly, Dravid, Tendulkar, Kumble, Sussex & England 1895-1920 and Gladwin, Carr, Jackson, Kelly, Revill Laxman, Sehwag etc. Light C.B. Fry 1892-1921. Fourteen etc. VG £20/30 horizontal creases and file holes signed signatures. VG £500/700 otherwise G/VG £20/30 90 Warwickshire c1954. Headed sheet 103 England v South Africa 1924. Two with printed county title to top 99 Former Pakistan Test Players. Hand similar large cards with handwritten signed in ink by twelve of the written sheet signed by thirteen past title, ‘The South African Cricket Warwickshire team including Tom players including , Nasim Team 1924. 5th Test match’ and Dollery, K. Dollery, Gardner, Ul Ghani, Nausad Ali, Nazir Jr etc. ‘The M.C.C. Team 5th Test 1924’, to Townsend, Bannister, Wolton etc. File holes otherwise good condition. top border and pre printed boxes for VG £20/30 Sold with sheet of Leicestershire individual signatures. The cards very C.C.C. headed paper signed by nicely signed, in the boxes, by fifteen 91 Somerset c1954. Headed sheet with sixteen signatures members of the members of the South African party printed county title to top nicely Pakistan touring side to England and twelve members of the England signed in ink by ten of the Somerset 2006. G £15/25 team. Signatures include Taylor, team including Brocklehurst, Nourse, Commaille, Susskind, Tremlett, Lawrence, Stephenson, 100 England v India 1946. Six autograph Nupen, Pegler, Carter, Catterall, Wight, Hilton etc. VG £20/30 album pages nicely signed in black Hearne, Deane, Hobbs, Hearne, ink to three pages by the England 92 Glamorgan c1954. Headed sheet Howell, Hendren, Woolley, Sutcliffe, team including the twelfth man and with printed county title to top nicely Tate, Kilner, Sandham, Gilligan, three pages by the sixteen members signed in ink by fourteen of the Strudwick etc. One further signature of the Indian touring party. England Glamorgan team including Wooller, to the South African card, possible signatures include Washbrook, Shepherd, Watkins, Parkhouse, B. the Manager, G. Allsop. Rare. G/VG Bedser, Hammond, Voce, Hutton, Edrich, McConnon etc. VG £20/30 £300/400 Compton etc. Indian signatures 93 Kent c1954. Headed sheet with include Pataudi, Merchant, Modi, England drew with South Africa in printed county title to top nicely Shinde, Mankad, Abdul Hafeez etc. the 5th Test played at . For signed in ink by eleven of the Kent No signatures appear on the reverse England Hendren made 142, team including Wright, Ridgway, of the pages. G/VG £100/150 Woolley 51, for South Africa , Pettiford, Wilson, Witherden, Dovey Catterall made 95 and Susskind 65. 101 Cricket autographs. A collection of etc. VG £20/30 Only two innings were possible in over one hundred signed press the match due to poor weather 94 Northamptonshire c1954. Headed cuttings, cards pieces, snips etc. sheet with printed county title to top Signatures include Mercer, Ikin, 104 Yorkshire 1909. Large album page, nicely signed in ink by eleven of the Place, Park, J. Jones, Cowdrey, headed ‘Yorkshire County’, very Northamptonshire team including M.J.K. Smith, Larter, Crawford nicely signed by twelve members of Brookes, Oldfield, Broderick, Starkie, White (journalist), T.B. Mitchell, the Yorkshire team. Signatures are Tribe, Liddell etc. VG £20/30 Azharuddin (3), Sims, B. Richards, V. Lord Hawke, (Captain), Hunter, Richards, , Burnett, P. Hirst, Rothery, Bates, Denton, Haigh, 95 Worcestershire c1954. Headed sheet Holmes, M. Walker, Lees, C.B. Harris Rhodes, Newstead, Drake, with printed county title to top nicely etc. G/VG £30/50 Wilkinson and Wilson. Light signed in ink by thirteen of the horizontal fold otherwise in Worcestershire team including Bird, 102 Golden Age Cricketers. Sheet with good/very good condition. Rare Yarnold, Dews, Grove, Perks, decorative floral edging beautifully £300/500 Outschoorn etc. VG £20/30 signed in ink by fourteen cricketers form the . Eight 105 Australia 1948. Official autograph 96 Lancashire c1954. Headed sheet signatures to one side of the sheet sheet for the Australian touring team with printed county title to top nicely are Frank Mitchell, Yorkshire, to England 1948. Nicely signed in ink signed in ink by fourteen of the England & South Africa 1894-1912, by all eighteen members of the party Lancashire team including W.G. Grace, Gloucestershire, including Bradman, Harvey, Miller, Washbrook, Statham, G. Edrich, London County & England 1870- Hassett, Johnson, Toshack, Brown, Wilson, Grieves, Tattersall etc. VG 1904, W.G. Grace Junior, Morris, Hammence, Morris, Tallon, £20/30 Gloucestershire & London County Lindwall etc. Barnes hand stamped 97 Middlesex c1954. Headed sheet 1893-1903, N.F. Druce, Surrey & as usual. Attached to the top left with printed county title to top nicely England 1895-1898, E.B. Shine, corner of the sheet is an ink signed in ink by thirteen of the Kent 1896-1899, J.S. Robinson , signature of Barnes on piece. Ink Middlesex team including D. Nottinghamshire 1888-1896 and stain to right hand corner of sheet, Compton, L. Compton, Titmus, A.E. Gibson, Lancashire 1887. To folds and adhesive marks to verso Warr, Brown, Thompson etc. VG verso are six further ink signatures, otherwise in good condition £20/30 Edward Lyttelton, Middlesex 1878- £300/400 1882, W. Newham, Sussex & 98 India in Holland 2000s. ‘India to 106 Surrey v South Africans 1929. Album England 1881-1905, Arthur Collins, Holland’ autograph sheet nicely page signed to one side by thirteen Sussex 1895-1902, George Brann, signed in ink by fifteen players and members of the South African Sussex 1883-1905, K.S. Ranjitsinhji, four support staff, including touring party, to verso by nine of the

10 Surrey team for the match played at Tallon, Archer, Hole, Langley, cuttings and some scorecards The Kennington Oval, 8th-10th May McDonald etc. The front cover with predominantly relating to Kent and 1929. South African signatures signed inscription from Lindsay some M.C.C. interest, 1970s- 1990s. include Catterall, Owen-Smith, Hassett, the Australian Captain. Ink Qty 29. G £30/50 Morkel, Vincent, Christie, McMillan blot/stain affecting all pages and the 115 Cricket ephemera. Two boxes of etc. Surrey signatures include Hobbs, signatures of Hill and Hole otherwise mainly cricket ephemera including Tate, Sandham, Strudwick, Ducat in good condition. Rare. Sold with an scorecards, letters (three signed by etc. The page mounted in double- official scorecard for a War time Test Paul Parker, Stephen James, Paul sided mount, slight damage between England and Australia Pritchard), magazines, match tickets, otherwise good condition £50/80 played at Lord’s on 14th July 1945 in photographs, programmes, cuttings, fair condition. Qty 2 £100/150 Surrey won the match by 125 runs commemorative covers, scrap books, 111 Australia Cricket Team in England post cards, beer mats, a ‘Leaders of 107 South Africans in England 1935. 1948. Invitation to a fashion show in the World’ stamp album, and an Album page nicely signed in ink to Scarborough, September 1948 itinerary and book mark signed by one side by ten members of the signed in pencil to the reverse by etc. The score cards South African touring party. seven Australian and two England include England v The Rest, Lord’s Signatures include Wade, Dalton, players. Signatures are Harvey, 1934, Gentlemen of England v Nourse, Cameron, Mitchell, ‘Young Johnson, Lindwall, Morris, Hassett, Australia, Lord’s 1934, Gentlemen of Johnny Brown’ (masseur) etc. G Miller, Saggers, Johnston, Laker and England v Australia, Lord’s 1953 etc. £30/50 Leyland. Also signed by D.P.B. Plus a box containing a large 108 Kent C.C.C. 1930. Album page Morkel of South Africa. Good selection of mainly Test match nicely signed in ink to one side by condition. Sold with a pirate programmes/brochures 1980/90’s, twelve members of the county side. programme for England v Australia with duplication G £30/40 Signatures include Chapman, for the Test match at The 116 England v Australia, Headingley Hardinge, Woolley, Ames, Bryden, Kennington Oval, August 1948. 1981. ‘The Test Match of the Ashdown etc. Small tears and slight Crease and small tear otherwise fair/ ’. A cotton square commem - loss to page extremities otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 £50/70 orating England’s famous victory in good condition. Also three more CRICKET EPHEMERA which Botham scored 149no and album pages from 1938 and 1939 Willis took 8 for 43 featuring (2). Signatures include Fagg, Wright, 112 ‘Cricket Historians, Cricket Sales, cartoons of Botham and Willis by Ames, Todd etc and two individual Cricket Collectors’. A black file with Roy Ullyett, match scorecard and signatures on pieces laid to card of title to spine containing a collection images of the rest of the team. Sold Woolley and Todd. Sold with a mono of original and copy articles and sale with a Nottinghamshire lace table press cutting of a photograph of catalogue pages relating to cricket, mat of Trent Bridge, a Kent C.C.C. Todd in batting pose with his including a set of copy articles by tea towel listing trophies won to signature on a snip laid to the J.W. Goldman titled ‘Collecting 1976, a Hampshire Federation of photograph. G/VG £40/60 Cricketana’ that appeared in The Women’s Institutes tea towel with Cricketer magazine in the 1930s. 109 Pakistan 1954. Album page signed eighteenth century cricket images G/VG £40/60 by eight members of the Pakistan and another featuring W.G. Grace touring team to England 1954. 113 Cricket scrapbooks 1960s. Three red and a village cricket scene. Qty 5. Signatures in ink and pencil include albums containing a large collection G/VG £30/50 Wazir Mohammad, Shakoor Ahmed, of mainly press cuttings and 117 ‘England’s Champion Batsman. J.B. Khalid Hassan, Hanif Mohammad, photographs relating to Test and first Hobbs. Surrey & England XI’ 1922. Zulfiqar Ahmed etc. This was class matches played in the period. Large linen handkerchief with Pakistan’s first tour of England. G Also contains a pass to a box at printed headings and five images of £30/50 Lord’s from 1964, match ticket to Hobbs in various batting poses plus the Kennington Oval, 1964, ticket 110 Australia Cricket Team in England total runs and average in first class for the M.C.C. Centenary Dinner, 1953. Official Australian Board of cricket up to 1922. Listed to outer Grosvenor House, London, 1964, Control programme and itinerary for border are details of centuries scored cricket book dust wrappers, the tour to England. Decorative by Hobbs. Odd faults, marks Leicestershire C.C.C. annual reports, cover in green and gold with otherwise in good condition. M.C.C. Christmas card featuring a Australian emblem. To inside pages 16”x16” £60/80 photograph of the sparrow killed by are the programme of matches to be a cricket ball, and some Bidborough 118 ‘To the Admirers of the Noble Game played on the tour and the back C.C. fixture cards of which Frank of Cricket’. A printed cotton cover is an autograph card with Woolley was an Honorary Life Vice commemorative handkerchief, with names of the touring Australians President. Compiled by the cricket the England XI of 1847 after the listed. This is nicely signed by all historian, C.I.S. Wallace. Qty 3. G watercolour by Felix. Wide red members of the touring party in ink. £40/60 border with vignettes of the laws of Seventeen signatures including cricket, a village game and of Hassett, Morris, Benaud, Davidson, 114 Kent C.C.C. scrapbooks. A collection batsmen illustrating a variety of Harvey, Johnston, Lindwall, Miller, of scrapbooks containing press

11 strokes including Forward, Leg half Africa Test at Old Trafford 27th-30th Qty 3. VG £30/50 volley, Home block, The Draw etc. July 1935. G/VG £30/50 132 'Alfred Mynn'. Two sided M.C.C. Surmounted by a cricketer riding a 124 England v All India 1936. Official Christmas greetings card featuring flying bat (mammal). Laid down to complimentary ticket for the Test Alfred Mynn to face, with biography board, 33x27”. Various tears and match held at Old Trafford on 27th by E.N.L. (Lucas) to verso. Printed by repairs mainly to corners, small July 1936. G/VG £20/30 Charles Skipper, London. The card holes, staining and age toning with M.C.C. emblem and trimming otherwise in generally good 125 England v New Zealand 1937. to borders in M.C.C. colours. VG condition. Sold with a large mono Official complimentary ticket for the £30/40 copy print of ‘Lord’s on a Gentlemen Test match held at Old Trafford on v Players Day’ by Dickinson showing 27th July 1937 and an official 133 'The Guide to Cricketers containing W.G. Grace coming in to bat with invitation from the Committee to full directions for playing the noble A.E. Stoddart, 39”x19”. Some wear, Rev C.E.M. Wilson for the same and manly game of Cricket....' mixed condition £100/150 match. G/VG £30/50 London 1864. 19th Edition. 8vo. Collected and Edited by Frederick 119 ‘Battersby London’ Hat Box. An oval The Rev. Clement Eustace Macro Lillywhite. Published by Lillywhite cardboard hat box with printed Wilson, 1875-1944 played eight and Kent & Co of London. Original cricket scene ‘Test Match at Lord’s’ times for Yorkshire and twice for wrappers. 104pp including adverts. to one side and ‘Cup-Tie Match at England Tape reinforcement to spine, some Wembley’ to the verso, with images 126 ‘Dinner to Sir to minor wear to wrapper extremities and descriptions of and celebrate his 80th Birthday’. Official and some age toning to wrappers the F.A. Cup trophies to sides. menu and printed guest list for the otherwise in good+ condition. Rare Damage to lid, base partly detached, Dinner held at The Long Room, £200/250 dent to one side, old label to cricket Lord’s on the 24th November 1953. scene and other nicks and tears. 10” 134 Sir Henry William Russell Bencraft. Menu cover with border and ribbon tall, 13.5”x11.5”. About fair Hampshire 1876-1896. Original tie in M.C.C. colours. Colour image condition £30/40 cabinet card photograph of Bencraft, of Warner to inside pages. VG half length, in cricket attire and 120 Gloucestershire v Australia railway £25/35 holding a cricket bat to side. E. poster 1902. Great Western Railway 127 Somerset C.C.C. team postcards. Hawkins & Co of Brighton. Odd printed poster advertising train times Three mono real photograph faults otherwise in good condition and fares for the match played at postcards of the Somerset teams of £60/90 Gloucester 14th-16th July 1902. The 1949, 1950 and 1952. The postcards poster approx 13”x8”, mounted, Bencraft was for many years by Albert Wilkes of West Bromwich. framed and glazed, overall 'Hampshire Cricket', being Secretary VG £30/50 13”x18.5”. Light folds otherwise in from 1882-1904, Captain 1893- good/very good condition £60/80 128 Somerset C.C.C. team postcards. 1895, being on the committee for Four mono real photograph many years and finally becoming Australia won the match by an postcards of the Somerset teams of President in 1936 innings and 222 runs 1953, 1954, 1957 and 1960. The 135 Edward Mark Sprot. Hampshire 121 Hastings Cricket Ground 1989. postcards by Albert Wilkes of West 1898-1914. Original sepia cabinet Advertising poster announcing ‘The Bromwich. VG £40/60 card photograph of Sprot, full length Last Grand Cricket Match at the 129 Sussex C.C.C. team postcards. Three in batting attire and Hampshire cap, Central Cricket Ground Hastings on mono real photograph postcards of stood at the wicket. Name printed to 1st October 1989 Alan Oakham XI v the Sussex teams of 1952, 1953 and lower edge of photograph. C. XI’ with the 1955. The postcards by Albert Hawkins & Co of Brighton. Adhesive teams listed. 15”x20”. Various tape Wilkes of West Bromwich. VG marks to verso, odd faults otherwise repairs and creases otherwise in fair/ £30/50 in good condition £80/120 good condition £30/40 130 Sussex C.C.C. team postcards. Three 136 Albert Ward. Yorkshire, Lancashire & 122 England v South Africa, The mono real photograph postcards of England 1886-1904. Original sepia Kennington Oval 1924. Official rare the Sussex teams of 1958, 1960 and cabinet card photograph of Ward, ‘complimentary’ match ticket for 1961. The postcards by Albert half length in cricket attire. E. the 2nd day, 18th August. The ticket Wilkes of West Bromwich. VG Hawkins & Co of Brighton. Pin holes is green with black lettering. R.C.N. £30/50 to top border of card, odd faults Palairet was the Secretary. Approx otherwise in good condition 4.25”x2.5”. Good/very good 131 Northamptonshire C.C.C. team £70/100 condition £30/50 postcards. Two mono real photograph postcards of the 137 John Parkinson Whiteside. 123 England v South Africa, Headingley Northamptonshire teams of 1952 Lancashire & Leicestershire 1888- 1935. Official rare match ticket to and 1955. Sold with a similar 1906. Original sepia cabinet card ‘C.E.M. Wilson’ for the Test match postcard of the Oxford University photograph of Whiteside, head and on 13th-16th July 1935. Sold with team of 1949. The postcards by shoulders, dressed in suit and tie. J. similar ticket for the England v South Albert Wilkes of West Bromwich. Wilson & Son of Leicester. Pin hole

12 to top border of card, minor foxing calamity does any body good'. The Hassett, Miller, Carmody, Pettiford to verso otherwise in good condition rear has an advertisement for etc. Some repairs to scorecard, folds, £60/90 F.H.Ayres. Minor foxing, slight soiling etc. Generally good £30/40 soiling and wear to page edges 138 Albert Craig. 'Our Grand Old Man. 149 Surrey 'County Champions'. Official otherwise in good/very good England v Australia Match at the Championship Dinner menus for condition. Rare £100/150 Oval, August 12th 1886'. Original 1955 and 1956. Some age toning to broadsheet poem regarding W.G. 143 Albert Craig. 'The Struggle in the the 1956 menu otherwise in good Grace scoring 170 runs, 'in grand Dark. Surrey v Yorkshire 1889'. condition. Sold with an original style', in the game. 'That you are still Original broadsheet poem regarding scorecard for Sussex v Surrey, our Champion in the fray, We the match which Surrey eventually Hastings 1933. Horizontal fold. G proudly add to many a brilliant won by two . 'Neither side £30/40 score, a hundred and seventy meant to give in, both meant 150 'Borough of Royal Tunbridge Wells notches more'. Minor foxing and making their mark, so midst the Cricket Week 1914'. Official light soiling to edges otherwise in excitement and din, they struggled programme for the Corporation good/very good condition. Rare until it was dark'. The rear has an Band 'playing every evening in the £100/150 advertisement for F.H.Ayres. Light Mount Sion Grove'. Festival week folds, nicks to edges otherwise in 139 Albert Craig. 'Dr W.G. Grace's 41st held from the 13th to 18th July good condition. Rare £100/150 Birthday. July 18th 1888. Composed 1914. Horizontal fold, minor foxing on Kennington Oval'. Original 144 Albert Craig. 'To Honest George and chipping otherwise in good broadsheet poem celebrating Burton. The Popular Middlesex condition £30/50 Grace's Birthday. 'Long may he wield Bowler'. Original broadsheet poem 151 'David Denton's Benefit Fund 1907. the willow, long may his prowess about Burton 'Valiant Captain Official 4 page Balance Sheet for last, his manly form reminds us of a Webbe shall see, many a future Denton's year recording that he brilliant past. Our children shall learn victory, and in every struggle plann'd made a 'handsome profit' of £1,915, to lisp the name as one who Burton will be near at hand'. The 13s, 2d. The sheet dated 31st deservedly rose to fame'. The rear rear has an advertisement for October 1907. G £40/60 has an advertisement for F.H.Ayres. F.H.Ayres. Light folds, slightly Light folds, slight soiling to edges trimmed (?) otherwise in good 151a 'Teddington Juvenile Cricket Club'. otherwise in good/very good condition. Rare £100/150 Original handwritten card proposing condition. Rare £100/150 to form the club 'for the recreation 145 Albert Craig. 'Good Old Cricket'. of juveniles of Teddington' and 140 No lot Original broadsheet poem regarding asking for subscriptions. The card the game 'One word of advice and 141 Albert Craig. 'On the brilliant filled out by a number of individuals I've finished, for I've taken a lengthy defence of Dr W.G. Grace and with amount given beside each spell, guard your wickets and watch Captain Shuter against the name. Date unknown £40/60 the ball lads, but guard your actions Australians at Lords on May 28th as well'. The rear has an CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS 1888'. 'Shuter secured 71 runs in advertisement for F.H.Ayres. Some fine style, Dr Grace obtained 150 no, 152 , West Indies. Mono foxing and age toning otherwise in in his old form'. Original broadsheet copy photograph of Headley batting good condition. Rare £100/150 poem regarding the match. 'It laid to paper with a piece signed by was'nt by chance, It was'nt by luck, 146 'G.A. Lohmann'. Surrey. Penny Headley. Sold with a signed colour twas the outcome of stout-hearted biography booklet written by Albert copy photograph of . true British pluck, when to Craig (Surrey Poet) and published by G £20/30 forthcoming fights our Champions Wright & Co. Image of Lohmann to 153 Sir , West Indies. repair, may the evergreen Grace and front wrapper. Outer wrappers with Large colour print of a photograph Shuter be there'. The rear has an minor age toning otherwise in good by Patrick Eager of Sobers playing a advertisement for F.H.Ayres. Light condition. Rare £100/150 shot with looking on folds, minor age toning to edges 147 W.G. Grace. Original carte de visite during the 1973 Edgbaston test. otherwise in good/very good photograph of Grace, half length in Signed below the image by Sobers. condition. Rare £100/150 cricket attire. Jas Russell & Sons of ‘Great All-Rounders’ series published 142 Albert Craig. 'Notts v Surrey. Old Chichester. Some wear and slight by bigbluetube, limited edition Notts Triumphant. Buckle on the damage to verso and edges of face 250/500. Slight damage caused by armour and have another try'. of card. Generally good £50/70 horizontal fold and other light Original broadsheet poem regarding creases otherwise G. Overall 148 Australian Services XI v Princes XI. the match played at Trent Bridge on 23”x16.5”. Sold with a mono print Delhi 1945. Original war-time June 10th 1889. 'Yes, Notts are of a sketch of Curtley Ambrose, printed four page scorecard for the crown'd with glory, let each the limited edition 94/500 signed by match played at Delhi on the 1st-3rd chorus swell, A famous county Ambrose and the artist, overall November 1945. Players playing in triumph'd, the champion county fell, 13”x22”. G £30/50 the match include The Maharaja of we hail the glourious victors, tis only Patiala, Nayudu, Mustaq Ali, Hazare, right we should, at times a sad

13 154 Charles Hallows, Lancashire C.C.C. celebrate Darren Lehmann’s record head and shoulders, wearing suit 1928. An original mono photograph Roses score of 252 made in the and tie. The photograph mounted, of Hallows standing with E. Yorkshire v Lancashire match played framed and glazed. The photograph Tyldesley, F. Watson, R. Tyldesley at Headingley 27th-30th July 2001. measures 3.25”x4.5” and overall and H. Makepeace to either side Signed in ink by Lehmann. 18”x13”. 10.5”x12”. Rare £200/300 after Hallows had complete 1000 Qty 2 £25/35 164 The Brighton Twins c1890. Excellent runs in May 1928. The photograph 159 William Gilbert Grace, cabinet card studio photograph of laid to photographer’s mount with Gloucestershire, London County & two cricketers, obviously twin printed description to lower border’, England 1895. Early original sepia brothers, one holding bat and one 8”x6”, overall 11”x10”. Small mark photograph of Grace in batting pose holding ball wearing cricket attire to top of photograph, wear and at the wicket wearing M.C.C. cap. and caps with the letter ‘P’ to front. ageing to mount otherwise in good The photograph overmounted, E. Hawkins & Company , Brighton. condition £30/50 framed and glazed. The photograph Excellent image. Old taper marks to 1928 was Hallows’ most successful measures 9”x11.5” and overall verso otherwise in very good season with the bat scoring exactly 18”x15”. Old label to verso states condition £30/50 1000 runs in May at an average of ‘W.G. Grace. June 1895. Taken with 165 Lincoln XI c1900?. Original cabinet 125.00 and 2645 runs in the season, the bat he scored his 100th century card photograph of a cricket team, average 64.51 with’. Photograph by E. Hawkins of standing and seated in rows, in Brighton. Some foxing to mount 155 A.B. Sellers, Yorkshire. Original cricket attire. W.J. Smith of Lincoln. otherwise in good condition mono photograph of Sellers batting Sold with a large original cabinet £150/250 in the nets. Inscribed and signed by card of a rustic country team by H. Sellers ‘Yours very sincerely A. Brian 160 Don Bradman,1932. A mono copy Leslie of East Finchley and a small Sellers’. The photograph laid down photograph of Bradman standing original carte de visite sepia to photographer’s mount with with four children next to his car. photograph of an early rustic surface staining, small tear and odd Signed to the front in blue ink by country team. Qty 3. Good marks, 9.5”x11.5”. Mounted, Bradman and inscribed to verso in condition £30/50 framed and glazed, overall Bradman’s hand ‘D.B. Taken 1932 166 Australia 1926. Two similar glass 12.5”x15.5” £30/50 outside Brighton Hotel, Kiama. Me & negative plates depicting the my red Chevrolet.’ G £50/70 156 Herbert Sutcliffe, Len Hutton & Australian team sitting in front of a Geoff Boycott, Yorkshire & England. 161 . Australia Captain. Rare pavilion. Sold with further glass plate Original mono photograph of sepia photograph of Darling, full of the England team walking out at Sutcliffe seated in a wheelchair with length wearing Australian cap, Leeds and the Northamptonshire Boycott and Hutton to either side, playing a shot to the off side. Nicely team taking the field. Odd faults, the photograph nicely signed in blue signed in ink ‘Yours sincerely, Joe good £50/80 ink by all three. The photograph Darling, 22nd February 1908’. The 167 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1932/33. taken at Headingley when Boycott mounted photograph measures ‘Bodyline’. Large original ‘Gripu’ scored his 100th hundred v Australia approx 4.25”x6” and is framed and advertising card with centre printed 1977. 11.5”x9”. Framed and glazed with glass to both sides, photograph image of the England glazed, overall 14”x12”. Minor revealing a handwritten inscription touring party, seated and standing in creasing otherwise good condition from Joe Darling, also dated 22nd rows, wearing cricket attire. Players £50/70 February 1908. Horizontal crease to featured include Jardine, Larwood, photograph and further minor wear All three scored 100 hundreds in Wyatt, Sutcliffe, Allen etc. Bumping otherwise in good condition. Overall first class cricket to corners and general wear and 11.5”x13” £200/300 staining, generally good condition. 157 , West Indies & Allan England won the five Test series 2-0 Overall 16.5”x18”. £80/120 Donald, South Africa. Two montages each of six mono photographs 162 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & England won the infamous series by showing the bowlers in their bowling England 1919-1945. Original mono four matches to one stride mounted in modern press photograph of a young 168 India 1932. Official black and white window mounts with the player’s Sutcliffe, full length, in batting pose photograph of the Indian team who signature to the lower panel. Framed at the wicket. Signed to image by toured England in 1932, seated and and glazed overall approx 8”x36”. Sutcliffe with minor fading. The standing in rows and wearing cricket VG £25/35 photograph, by Sport & General, laid attire, laid down to ‘Wardonia’ down to official photographers 158 Sir , New Zealand. A advertising card titled ‘All-India mount. Framed and glazed. Overall large colour photograph of Hadlee Cricket Team - England, 1932’ to the 8.75”x11”. Slight fading to image. appealing for a wicket nicely signed top and ‘All Users of “Wardonia” G £40/60 in silver ink by Hadlee. The Razors and Blades’ below the image. photograph 11”x16”. Mounted, 163 Frederick Robert Spofforth. New Players featured include Maharaja framed and glazed overall South Wales, Victoria & Australia Porbander (Captain), Limdi, Nayudu, 16.5”x21.5”. Sold with a limited 1874-1888. Excellent original sepia Colah, Jahangir Khan. The card edition 337/500 poster produced to cameo photograph of Spofforth, measures 9”x6”. Minor foxing 14 otherwise in good condition. Framed representative teams who played in photograph of the Rhodesia Currie and glazed. Overall approx Salisbury 1920’s. The photograph Cup Team, 1955/56 seated and 11.5”x10” £40/60 signed to mount by fifteen of the standing in rows wearing cricket players including Stanley H. attire. Players featured include Lewis 169 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1928/29. Richardson, Colin E. Duff etc. Some (Captain), Duckworth, Mansell etc. Official black and white team wear and damage to image. Plus a Photograph laid down to photog - photograph of the England touring mounted photograph for the Durban rapher’s mount with printed title to party, seated and standing in rows, Round Table Charity Cricket Match, top and players’ name to lower wearing cricket attire. The 1953 featuring South Africa and border of mount. Overall photograph laid down to mount England international players 13”x11.5”. Minor foxing to mount with the title ‘English Test Team including Cowdrey, Hammond, otherwise in good condition. Sold (M.C.C. Australia 1928-9). All are Compton, Nourse etc. G. Qty 3 with a collection of mono regular & satisfied users of £30/50 photographs of South African “Wardonia” Razor Blades’. (Representative?) teams in various Produced by the Sport & General 173 South Africa ‘Springboks - First Test sizes and conditions. Qty 7 £20/30 Press Agency Ltd, Fleet Street. vs England, Johannesburg, Players featured include Chapman, December 1956’. Official mono 177 Eastern Province, South Africa Jardine, Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Tyldesley, photograph of the South African 1950s/60s. Two official Eastern Hammond etc. The photograph team seated and standing in rows, Province Currie Cup team measures 11”x8.5”. Framed and wearing cricket attire. The photographs from 1959/60 and glazed overall approx photograph laid down to photog - 1960/61 seasons, laid to photog - 16”x14”.G/VG £70/100 rapher’s mount with the players rapher’s mount, in good condition. names printed below. The image Sold with an Eastern Province v 170 ‘The Australian Cricket Touring Team 11.5”x9.5” with minor surface M.C.C. team photograph from 1953’. Printed card advertising the marks otherwise in good condition. 1964. Laid to photographer’s mount, Royal Insurance Company with Framed and glazed overall approx pin holes and stain to mount photograph of the Australian team 17”x15” £40/60 otherwise G. Qty 3 £25/35 on the 1953 tour of England to centre with names printed below. England won the first test by 131 178 Border, South Africa. Large mono 10”x9.5”. Bumping to corners runs, the series was tied 2-2 with photograph of the Border team, otherwise good condition. Sold with one match drawn 1928. Laid to photographer’s mount an original mono photograph laid with printed title and players’ names 174 South African tour of Australia down to card with the title ‘M.C.C. v to mount borders. Staining, small 1931/32. Team photograph taken Prime Minister’s XI Manuka Oval, tear and some loss to mount, minor during the tour at Adelaide with the Canberra, Friday, 17th December wear and wrinkling to photograph. Lord Mayor of Adelaide. Photograph 1965’ with the players’ names Sold with a Border Currie Cup team is laid down to photographers printed below the image. Players photograph from 1965/66 season mount with title written in white ink include Benaud, Smith, Harvey, including Tony Greig and W. Farrer. to lower border ‘Lord Mayor of Cowdrey, Boycott, Stackpole etc. Laid down to photographer’s mount, Adelaide & South African Cricketers Card creased, corners bumped, the bumping to lower left corner of 28/10/31’. Players include Mitchell, photo in good condition £40/60 mount otherwise in good condition. Christy, Van Der Merwe, Cameron Qty 2 £25/35 171 Australian tour of England 1956. etc. Minor bumps to corners of Large original ‘Gripu’ advertising mount otherwise in good condition. 179 Natal, South Africa. Three card with centre image of the 1956 Overall 11.75”x9.75” £40/60 photographs of the Natal teams Australian team and cameos of Keith from 1946/47, 1947/48 and 175 South Africa 1907. Official mono Miller and golfer Norman Von Nida. 1955/56. Laid to photographer’s photograph of the South African 17”x12.5”. Odd faults, creasing, mounts with printed titles and team and officials, seated and generally good condition £20/30 players’ names to mount borders. standing in rows in cricket attire. Bumping, staining and foxing to 172 South African tour of England 1929. Players featured include Sherwell mounts, photographs in fair/ good Early tour ‘Viyella’ advertising (Captain), Fogle, Nourse, S.J. condition. Qty 3 £25/35 photograph with title ‘The South Snooke, S.D. Snooke, Schwarz etc. African cricket team clothed Mounted on photographers mount 180 c1920s. A throughout in Viyella’ New Zealand, with hand written title and players’ panoramic photograph of a packed Australia and West Indies cricket names to borders. The photograph, Sydney Cricket Ground possibly of a teams also chose ‘Viyella’ for their by C.E.M., measures 8”x5.75”, Test Match between Australia and Sports Outfits’. Official team framed and glazed in modern frame England. The panorama consists of photograph laid down to card with overall 17”x15”. Minor foxing to three panels measuring 21”x5.25” title and names of players to lower original mount otherwise in good/ overall, laid down together to form a border with advertising titles. Wear very good condition. An excellent continuous image and are in good and ageing to card mount and loss image £200/300 condition. The photographs are to corners, the photograph in good mounted together with typewritten 176 Rhodesia and South Africa condition. 16”x13”. Sold with a caption below in a modern mount. photographs. An official mono original mounted photograph of two Framed and glazed. Overall 15 27”x11.5”. Good condition £60/80 team, seated and standing in rows, down to official photographers wearing caps and blazers. The mount features Cranmer, Kilner, 181 England v Australia, The Oval, 1926. photograph, by Rosemont of Leeds, Wyatt, Dollery, Hollies, Smart, Paine, A panoramic photograph of a signed to lower border in black ink Mayer, Croom etc. Photograph by packed Oval Cricket Ground taken by the fourteen members of the Albert Wilkes & Son of West on the first day of the Fifth Test, team including A.W. White Bromwich. The photograph 14th August 1926. The panorama (Captain), Rhodes, Dolphin, Kilner, measures 14.5”x11”, overall consists of five panels measuring Hirst, Booth, Drake etc. The 21.5”x16”. Minor loss to corner of 33”x6” overall and shows the match photograph, 14.5”x11.5”, with mount and small tears to edges not in progress with Hobbs and Sutcliffe some wear, light silvering to edges affecting the image. G/VG £70/100 batting for England with the score at and minor scratches and wear. The 19-0. The panels, laid down From the Tom Dollery Cricket signature strip with the odd mark together to form a continuous Collection and ageing. Bumping, wear and image, are showing minor signs of uneven trimming to mount not 189 Warwickshire C.C.C. 1920. Large ageing but otherwise in good affecting the image. Overall original mono photograph of the condition and are mounted in a 21”x16.5”. £200/300 Warwickshire team, seated and modern mount. Framed and glazed. standing in rows and wearing blazers Overall 37.5”x10.5”. Good Yorkshire finished runners up to and caps. Players featured include condition £70/100 Kent in the 1913 County F.S.G. Calthorpe (Captain), Quaife, Championship. Booth, being the England won the match by 289 runs Howell, Rev. Waddy, Bates, leading wicket taker in 1913 with with Hobbs and Sutcliffe both Stephens, Rotherham, Cowan, 158 dismissals, and Drake were scoring centuries for England in the Smith, Fiddian-Green etc. Mounted killed in the Great War second innings and framed in photographers mount 186 Warwickshire County Cricket with title ‘Warwickshire 1920’ to top 182 Melbourne Cricket Ground 1937. A Champions 1951. Large original border and players names to lower panoramic mono photograph of a mono photograph of the border. The photograph measures packed Melbourne Cricket Ground Warwickshire team and officials, 14”x9.5” and overall 21”x16.5”. on day three of the third Test Match seated and standing in rows. Players Photograph by ‘H.J. Whitlock & between Australia and England on featured include Dollery (Captain), Sons Ltd of Birmingham’. Excellent 4th January 1937. The panorama Hollies, Ord, Pritchard, Grove, image. Good/very good condition measures 23”x8” and is in good Townsend, Spooner, Taylor, Wolton £150/250 condition. £60/90 etc. Mounted on photographers From the Tom Dollery cricket The attendance for the day of mount with title to top and players collection 87,798 and for the match as a whole names to lower borders. The of 350,534 was a world record. In photograph measures 11.5”x9”, 190 Warwickshire c1900/1910. Large this ‘timeless’ Test, Australia won on framed and glazed overall original sepia photograph of the the sixth day by 365 runs with 16.5”x14.5”. Photograph by county team, seated and standing in Bradman scoring 270 for Australia in ‘Logan’. Good/ very good condition rows wearing cricket attire. The the second innings. The series was £50/80 photograph laid down to original won be Australia 3-2 photographer’s mount. Photograph 187 Warwickshire C.C.C. 1938. Large by H. Rowland White, Birmingham, 183 Yorkshire 1960. Mono press original mono photograph of the 14.5”x10.5”, slightly faded with loss photograph of the team, signed by Warwickshire team, seated and to top left corner of mount ten of the players including standing in rows and wearing blazers otherwise in good condition. Overall Illingworth, Close, Wilson, Trueman, and caps. Players featured include P. 23”x18” £70/100 Bolus etc. 10”x8”, slight wear to Cranmer (Captain), Dollery, Hollies, right edge otherwise G/VG £20/30 Croom, Santall, Ord, Shortland, 191 Warwickshire C.C.C. ‘The Game I Buckingham, Wilmot etc. Mounted Loved II’. Magnificent large black 184 Yorkshire c1925. Large original on photographers mount. The photograph album compiled by mono photograph of the Yorkshire photograph measures 14”x10.5” Edward Hampton, Statistician at team seated and standing in rows, and overall approx 21”x15.5”. Warwickshire C.C.C. for over forty wearing cricket attire. The Photograph by ‘Albert Wilkes & Son years. The album containing one photograph by Jas Baron & Sons of of West Bromwich’. Excellent image. hundred and seventy seven mono Leeds, laid down to photographer’s Good/ very good condition press photograph covering mount, framed and glazed. Players £100/150 Warwickshire and for the include Rhodes, Sutcliffe, Kilner, period 1951-1962. Includes Holmes etc. The photograph Previously sold by Knight’s as lot coverage of Warwickshire’s first 11.25”x8.5”, framed and glazed 385 in March 2006. From the Tom Championship winning season in 17”x15” overall. Light silvering to Dollery Cricket Collection 1951 including celebratory photograph extremities otherwise in 188 Warwickshire C.C.C. c1935/36. photographs, action shots from good condition £50/70 Large official photograph of the many of the matches, full length 185 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1913. Large official Warwickshire team standing and individual photographs of many of mono photograph of the Yorkshire seated in rows, The photograph, laid the 1951 players in action pose and

16 good coverage of Captain Tom identical mounted photograph, 9.5”x7.5”, framed and glazed Dollery including his final season of unsigned. Qty 2 £30/40 overall approx 16”x14”. G/VG 1955, England Test series v Australia £50/70 194 England tour of West Indies 1986. in 1949/50 (in Australia), 1953, Official colour photograph of the 198 England tour of Australia and New 1954/55 (in Australia), 1956, v West touring party standing and seated in Zealand 1988. Official Bi-Centenary Indies 1957- with good coverage of rows wearing blazers. The tour colour photograph of the May and Cowdrey’s record stand of photograph, laid down to official England team in tour blazers. 411 at Edgbaston, South Africa 1951 photographers mount, with printed Photograph laid down to official & 1955, India 1952, Pakistan 1954 title and names to lower border. photographers mount with title to and New Zealand 1958. Team Signed to the borders by twenty top and names of team printed photographs, action shots, groups, members of the party, missing that below. Signed in ink by all twenty individuals etc. Most photographs of Willey. Signatures include David members of the touring party to the are laid down to black card pages Gower (Captain), Brown (Manager), borders. Signatures include Gatting, with titles and players/matches Gatting, Lamb, Botham, Gooch, Emburey, Dilley, Radford, French, named. Excellent images. Embury, Downton, Ellison etc. Broad, Moxon etc. Presented to Photographs vary from 8”x6” to Photograph by Brooks-La Touche, players and officials only. Framed 8”x10”. Odd photograph signed Barbados. The photograph measures and glazed overall 16.5”x12.5”. G including R.T. Spooner, . Some minor 10”x8”, overall 15”x13”. Some £30/50 damage/ faults otherwise in good fading to signatures, otherwise condition. A wonderful 199 M.C.C. tour of South Africa G/VG £30/50 photographic collection of the club’s 1956/57. Official black and white history and County and Test cricket 195 England 1992. Official colour tour photograph of the M.C.C. team, for the eleven year period. G/VG photograph of the England team for seated and standing in rows, £400/500 the World Cup in Australia & New wearing M.C.C. sweaters. The Zealand 1992. Photograph laid photograph laid down to official Previously sold by Knights as part of down to official photographers photographers mount and signed in the Tom Dollery collection in mount with title to top and names of ink to side border with four February 2006 team printed below. Signed in pencil signatures to the photograph by 192 M.C.C. tour to West Indies & to borders by seventeen members of seventeen members of the touring Guyana, 1968. Mono printed the squad. Signatures include party featured. Signatures include photograph of the team, signed by Botham, Lamb, Gooch, Hick, Smith, May, Compton, Bailey, Laker, Tyson, fourteen players including Cowdrey, Tufnell etc. Overall 14”x11”. VG Richardson, Lock, Wardle, Cowdrey, Titmus, J. Edrich, Boycott, Knott, £40/60 Statham, Loader, Oakman etc. The Pocock, Snow etc. 9.5”x7.5”, file signatures of Insole and Freddie 196 M.C.C. in South Africa 1956/57. A holes to top edge otherwise good Brown, Manager faded, some large mono press photograph of the condition. Sold with an autograph browning to the ink signatures. Title touring party seated and standing in sheet for England v Australia, 1st test ‘M.C.C. Team. South African 1956- rows wearing cricket attire with at Edgbaston, 1997 signed by twelve 1957’ and players names printed to Table Mountain, Cape Town in the players including Atherton, Butcher, lower border of mount. Photograph background. The photograph laid Hussain, Gough, Stewart etc by Cape Times. The photograph down to photographer’s mount with £30/40 measures approx 12”x9.5” printed title and players names to Mounted, framed and glazed. 193 M.C.C. tour of India, Pakistan & lower border. Players include P.B.H. Overall 23”x18”. G £80/120 Ceylon 1972/73. Official colour May (Captain), Insole, Bailey, photograph of the touring party Statham, Cowdrey, Laker, Evans etc. The series was drawn 2-2 standing and seated in rows, the Photograph by ‘Cape Times’, 200 M.C.C. in South Africa 1948-49. players wearing blazers. The 11.5”x9.5”. Mounted framed and Official mono photograph of the photograph, laid down to official glazed, overall 16.5”x14.5”. Minor M.C.C. touring party, seated and photographers mount, with printed stains to mount otherwise in good standing in rows, wearing cricket title and names to lower border. condition £40/60 attire. The photograph, signatures Signed to the borders by all eighteen 197 M.C.C. tours. Three large and title laid down and each members of the party. Signatures photographs of the touring parties displayed in modern photographer’s include Tony Lewis (Captain), Carr standing and seated in rows, window mount, signed in ink by the (Manager), Denness, Gifford, Knott, wearing cricket attire and blazers for sixteen members of the team Underwood, Amiss, Greig, Arnold the tours to Australia and New including G.Mann (Captain), etc. Photograph by Bristol Photo, Zealand 1950/51, Australasia Griffiths (Vice Captain), Hutton, A. Bombay. The photograph measures 1958/59 and India, Sri Lanka & Bedser, Compton, Washbrook, 10”x8”, overall 16”x13”. Australia 1976/77. The photographs Gladwin etc. The photograph, Photograph and signatures laid down to official photographers 9.5”x7”, in excellent condition. somewhat faded but all legible, mount with printed titles to top Water stain to lower left corner minor bump to corner of mount border and players’ names to lower affecting two signatures including otherwise G/VG. Sold with an border. The photographs approx that of Washbrook. Framed and

17 glazed, overall 16.5”x18”. 203 M.C.C. in South Africa, 1930/31. but legible, staining and wear to £100/150 Official mono photograph of the mount otherwise in good condition. M.C.C. touring party, seated and Excellent image of this pre first War England won the series two matches standing in rows wearing blazers. touring party £400/600 to nil with three drawn The photograph laid down to England won the Ashes series 4-1 201 M.C.C. Cricket Team, Australia photographers mount. Players 1920/21. Large official mono include A.P.F. Chapman (Captain), 207 England v Australians 1888. Original photograph of the M.C.C. touring Hammond, Hendren, Leyland, Voce, sepia photograph of the England team to Australia, seated and Duckworth etc. 9.5”x7.5”. Minor team who played Australia at The standing in rows, wearing tour caps silvering to photograph otherwise in Kennington Oval 13th-15th August and blazers. The photograph laid good/very good condition £40/60 1888, standing and seated, in rows down to photographer’s mount, wearing blazers, caps and cricket South Africa won the series 1-0 with nicely signed to the mount borders attire. The photograph laid down to four matches drawn in black ink by the seventeen official photographers mount with members of the touring party 204 M.C.C. 1910. Original mono title and players names to lower including Johnny Douglas (Captain), photograph of the teams from the border. Players include W.G. Grace, Toone (Manager), Fender, Hearne, M.C.C.’s visit to Finchley on 1st Ulyett, Barnes, Lohmann, Peel, Abel, Rhodes, Wilson, Woolley, Hendren, August 1910, seated and standing in Shuter, Briggs etc. The photograph Hobbs, Makepeace, Russell, Hitch, rows wearing blazers. The M.C.C. measures approx 11.5”x 9.25”. Howell, Parkin, Waddington, team featured a number of county Framed and glazed, overall Dolphin and Strudwick. The players including Alec Hearne of 19.5”x15.5”. Photograph by E. photograph measures 14.5”x11.5”, Kent. Contemporary name and Hawkins & Co of Brighton. Old tape overall 20.5”x17.75”. Bumping and address to verso may be that of the to top border, minor fading and loss to top right corner of mount not well-known writer on fishing, Cecil foxing to image otherwise in good affecting the image plus general Braithwaite. Photograph is laid down condition. Rare £300/400 wear to mount edges, stain over to photographers mount, 11.5”x9”. England won the Test match by an approximately half the image with Significant damage and foxing to innings and 137 runs. For England, light surface marks and a 1” heavy mount, the photograph in good Abel made 70, Barnes 62, Lohman surface scratch to right hand side of condition. Overall 23”x17.5”. 62no and Briggs took five wickets in image. Excellent image. £250/350 Excellent image £40/60 the Australian first innings and Australia won the series by five tests The M.C.C. won the match by 100 Barnes five wickets in the Australian to nil runs second innings. For Australia, Turner took six wickets in England’s only 202 M.C.C. Cricket Team, Australia 205 England. Original mono press innings 1928/29. Large official mono photograph of an England trial XI photograph of the M.C.C. touring from 1920s, 11.75”x9.75”, tear to 208 M.C.C in Australia 1911/12. Official team to Australia, seated and lower right and top left corners. Sold mono photograph of the R.M.S. standing in rows, wearing tour caps with an original mono photograph Orvieto leaving Sydney Harbour in and blazers. The photograph laid of the England team vs New Zealand 1912 and nicely signed in ink by all down to photographers mount with played at the Kennington Oval, seventeen members of the touring title to top border. Signed to lower 1931. Significant loss to corners, party. Signatures include P.F. Warner border in black ink by the seventeen otherwise a good image. Also an (Captain), T. Pawley (Manager), members of the touring party original mono photograph of the Hobbs, Woolley, Barnes, Strudwick, including (Captain), England touring party to Australia, Hearne, Gunn etc. The photograph Toone (Manager) White, Jardine, 1954/55, laid to photographer’s laid down to official photographers Hobbs, Ames, Leyland, Larwood etc. mount. Qty 3 £40/60 mount. Inscription to verso ‘Coming Missing the signature for Staples. home with the Ashes 1912’. The 206 M.C.C. in Australia 1911/12. The original photograph and mount photograph measures 13.25”x Original mono photograph of the overlaid with modern window 6.25”. Framed and glazed, overall touring party, seated and standing in mount. The photograph measures 20.5”x12”. The photograph by rows wearing formal attire, with approx 15”x12”, overall 24.5”x21”. Exchange Studios, Sydney, with odd inset image of Mead applied to the Minor fading to odd signature, marks, some signatures slightly lower right corner. The photograph minor surface marks and blemishes faded but all legible otherwise in laid down to original photographer’s to photograph otherwise good good/very good condition. Rare in mount with printed title condition. Mounted, framed and this signed form £700/1000 ‘Marylebone C.C. Team. 1911-12’ glazed. Sold with a copy photograph to top border. Signed in ink by all The English team that sailed from of M.C.C. vs All-Ceylon 1928 with eighteen members of touring party. Tilbury on 24 September 1911 was titles and players names, mounted Signatures include P.F. Warner led by Plum Warner but the team framed & glazed. G £180/250 (Captain), Hobbs, Woolley, Barnes, was captained by Johnny Douglas England won the series by four Tests Mead, Strudwick, Vine etc. Some for all five Test matches after to one silvering and wrinkling to Warner fell ill. Having lost the first photograph, signatures a little faded Test in Sydney, they struck back to

18 eventually win the series 4-1 hand side border, some tears, nicks, signatures for Oldfield and creases to mount. Some tape repairs Richardson are legible but faded. 209 Australian XI v South Africa 1952. to verso. £80/120 Ben Barnett is not featured in the Large original mono photograph of photograph. The photograph an Australian team who played 212 Don Bradman, Australia 1938. measures 12”x10” and is laid down South Africa at Sydney Cricket Official black and white photograph to card. Excellent image. G Ground, 12th-16th December 1952, of the Australian team who toured £200/300 seated and standing in rows wearing Great Britain in 1938, seated and cricket attire. The photograph laid standing in rows and wearing tour Australia won the series by two tests down to official photographers blazers. The photograph measures to one with two matches drawn mount with printed title to top and approx 13.5”x 10.5” and is laid 215 Australia and Gloucestershire players names to lower border. down. Nicely signed and inscribed to cricketers 1921. Large official mono Players include Ridings (Captain), the bottom border ‘To W. Thos Ward photograph of ten members of the Benaud, McDonald, de Courcy, with appreciation and best wishes Australian touring party, eight Burke, Noblet etc. Photograph by from Don Bradman’. Minor foxing to members of the Gloucestershire ‘Melba Sydney’. Excellent image. border otherwise in very good county team and dignitaries seated The photograph measures 9.5”x7.” condition. Framed and glazed. and standing in rows, wearing and overall approx 14”x11”. The Overall approx 16.5”x15”. Excellent formal attire. The photograph laid mount has slight bumping to corners image £150/250 down to photographers mount with and pin holes to edges not affecting Thomas Watkins Ward co-founded printed title to top border ‘Australian the main image. Small scuff to the Sheffield company that and Gloucestershire Cricketers at players’ names otherwise good/ very manufactured ‘Wardonia’ razor Messrs. Carsons’ Chocolate Factory, good condition. £50/70 blades and who sponsored the Shortwood, near Bristol, June 9th, The match ended in a draw Australian touring team of 1938 1912’ and player names to lower border. Australians include Pellew, 210 ‘Australia v M.C.C. 3rd Jubilee Test 213 Australia tour of South Africa Macartney, Oldfield, Ryder, Gregory Match. Sydney Cricket Ground, 5th 1935/36. Official mono photograph etc. Gloucestershire players include January 1951’. Official mono of the touring party standing and Mills, Dipper, Smith, Dennett etc. photograph of the team with players seated in rows wearing cricket attire The original photograph laid to standing and seated in rows wearing with Australian tour blazers. photographer’s mount, cricket blazers. Photograph laid Photograph laid down to photog - 11.25”x7.25”, framed and glazed down to photographers mount and rapher’s mount with printed title overall 15”x12”. Ageing to mount headed with printed title. Players ‘The Australian Cricket Team- South otherwise in good condition names printed to lower border of African Tour 1935-36’. Nicely signed £80/120 mount. Players include Hassett, to lower border of mount in black Lindwall, Miller, Harvey, Morris, ink by all seventeen members of the 216 Sheffield Shield, New South Wales vs Loxton, Johnston, Archer, Tallon etc. touring party, including the Manager South Australia, January 1922. Photograph by Melba Studios of and scorer. Signatures include Official mono photograph of the Sydney. The photograph measures Richardson, McCabe, Oldfield, South Australia team, seated and 9.75”x7” and overall 14”x11”. G Grimmett, Chipperfield, Barnett, standing in rows wearing blazers. £50/70 Fingleton, McCormick, Brown, The photograph laid down to Darling etc. The photograph original photographers mount and Formerly the property of Sam measures 9.5”x7.5” and overall signed to the border by all thirteen Loxton who has signed the reverse approx 12”x11”. Foxing to mount players from South Australia, ten of the photograph otherwise in good/very good members of the New South Wales 211 Australia 1957/58. Official printed condition £250/350 team, their scorer and the two black and white photograph of the umpires for the match. South Australia won the series 4-0 with Australian team who toured South Australia signatures include V.Y. one Test drawn Africa in 1957/58, seated and Richardson (Captain), A.J. standing in rows and wearing tour 214 Australian tour of England 1930. Richardson, Pellew, Whitty etc. New blazers. The mount is signed in ink to Large official mono photograph of South Wales signatures include A.A. side borders by all eighteen the Australian touring team to Mailey (Captain), Andrews, Punch, members of the touring party England, seated and standing in Scott, Hendry etc. Photograph by featured. Signatures include I. Craig, rows, wearing tour caps and blazers. Melba Studios, Sydney, 9.5”x7.5”, Harvey, Benaud, Burge, Simpson, The photograph nicely signed to overall 14.5”x11”. Wear and Davidson, Jarman, McDonald etc. face in black ink by the fifteen creasing to mount, minor blemishes Includes Gaunt who is not featured members of the touring party to photograph otherwise in good on the picture. Title ‘Australian featured including condition £100/150 Cricket Team. South African 1957- (Captain), Don Bradman, Archie New South Wales won by six 1958’ and players names printed to Jackson, Oldfield, Fairfax, Ponsford, wickets lower border of mount. The Richardson, McCabe, Kippax, photograph measures overall approx Grimmett, Hornibrook, Wall, 217 Australia 1921. Large original sepia 18”x13.5”. Major crease to right Hurwood and Walker. The photograph of the Australian team

19 who toured England in 1921, seated 220 South Africa 1940s. Two official 224 Somerset 1930s. Official mono and standing in rows wearing tour mono photographs of the South photograph of the Somerset team caps and blazers. The photograph African party vs England 1948/49 seated and standing in rows, laid down to official photographers and Australia 1949/50, seated and wearing cricket attire. Players include mount and hand written title standing in rows wearing cricket Wellard, Longrigg, Gimblett etc. The ‘Australia 1921’ and players named attire. The photographs laid down to image approx 13”x10” with three to borders in ink. Players include photographer’s mounts with printed vertical folds otherwise in good Captain, , title and players’ names. Players condition. Framed and glazed overall Ryder, Oldfield, Collins, Gregory, include D. Nourse (Captain), Rowan, approx 19”x16” £30/50 Bardsley, Andrews, Taylor, Mailey, Mann, Rowan, Mitchell etc. Both 225 Kent C.C.C. c1910. Official mono McDonald, Carter, Hendry etc. photographs by ‘Rembrandt Studios, photograph of the Kent team, Photograph by ‘T. Bolland of St P.E.’, 14”x9”, with some surface seated and standing in rows wearing Leonards’. Handwritten ‘copyright’ blemishes and light silvering to blazers. The photograph laid down and photographers name. Excellent extremities, the mounts with wear, to original photographers mount. image. The photograph measures bumping and loss to one corner, Players include E.W. Dillon 11.5”x9.” and overall approx otherwise in good condition. Overall (Captain), Woolley, Blythe, Huish, 18”x14”. Good/ very good 18”x15.5”. Qty 2 £30/50 Humphreys, Fielder etc. Photograph condition. £80/120 221 South Africa tours. Three official by H.B. Collis, Canterbury, Australia won the series by two tests mono photographs of teams 11”x8.5”, overall 18”x14.5”. Odd to one with two draws including touring parties to Australia nicks, bumps and foxing to mount & New Zealand 1952/53, South otherwise in good/very good 218 Australia 1905. Rare official sepia Africa vs England 1956/57, and the condition. Excellent image photograph of the Australian team ‘Springboks’ team for the 1st Test vs £100/150 who toured England in 1905, seated England, December 1956. The and standing in rows, wearing tour 226 Kent C.C.C. 1909. Original sepia photographs laid down to photog - caps and cricket attire. The photograph of the Kent team on the rapher’s mounts in generally good photograph is laid down to official steps of the London Hotel, condition, the mounts with some photographers mount with title Bournemouth for the match vs foxing, wear and minor loss. Qty 3 ‘Australians 1905’ handwritten to Hampshire played on 30th August - £50/70 lower border, in what appears to be 1st September. The photograph laid the Australian Captain’s, Joe 222 H.D.G. Leveson-Gower’s XI v South down to original photographer’s Darling’s hand. Players featured Africa, Scarborough 1935. Pair of mount with printed title include V. Trumper, J. Darling, R. original mono photographs featuring ‘Bournemouth Cricket Week 1909. Duff, C. Hill, A. Cotter, F. Laver, S. the two individual teams in front of London Hotel’. Players include J.R. Gregory, M. Noble, J.J. Kelly, W. the pavilion at Scarborough. Players Mason (Captain), Blythe, Hutchings, Armstrong, A. Hopkins, W. Howell featured include Mitchell, Day etc. The photograph by E. etc. The photograph by Campbell & Duckworth, Wyatt, Holmes, Bowes, Russell, Bournemouth, 11”x9.5”. Son of Cheapside. The photograph, Leyland, Sutcliffe, Rowan, Nourse, Some fading to photograph, wear with modern mount, measures Viljeon, Cameron, Wade, Vincent , and age toning to mount with small approx 9”x11.25”, overall Crisp etc. Each 9.5”x5.5”. Good loss to corners otherwise in good 17”x22.5”. The photograph framed images. G £30/50 condition, overall 18”x14” £50/70 and glazed with glass to both sides, 223 West Indies tour of England 1933. A Kent beat Hampshire by nine revealing a handwritten inscription collection of twelve mono wickets from Joe Darling, signed and dated photographs and one plain back 22nd February 1908. Some wear 227 Ryde C.C. 1897. Large original mono real photograph postcards with small damage to image mono photograph of the players and from the H.D.G. Leveson-Gower’s XI otherwise in good condition. officials, seated and standing in rows v West Indies match played at Excellent image of this early in a studio setting, wearing blazers Scarborough on 9th-12th September Australian touring team £250/350 and cricketing attire. The 1933. The postcard shows Maurice photograph laid down to official England won the five Test series 2-0 Leyland with lady companion at the photographers mount with title to match. The smaller photographs 219 ‘South Africa’s Return to the Home top border ‘Ryde Cricket Club - show various players and scenes of Test Cricket 1994’. Joint team Season 1897. Matches Players, 19 - from the match, players include photograph of both the South Won, 17 - Lost, 1 - Drawn, 1’. The Valentine, Headley & Roach walking African and England teams at Lords, photograph measures 11.5”x9”. out to bat, Headley in blazer, Barrow 21st July 1994, mounted on presen - Framed and glazed overall & Roach, Constantine, Martindale, tation card and signed to side 18.5”x16”. Photograph by Hughes Achong & Sealy, Duckworth, borders in pencil by the England and & Mullins, Ryde. Minor silvering to Paynter etc. The photographs South African teams. Thirty one photograph extremities otherwise in measure approx 2.5”x3.5”. Qty 13. signatures. Good condition. good/very good condition £30/50 G £150/250 23”x12” £30/50 228 West Kent Wanderers C.C. 1929. Large photograph of the players and

20 officials standing and seated in rows, 233 ‘Worcestershire C.C. 1894’. Large mark and stain to mount otherwise wearing cricket attire and blazers. early sepia photograph of the in good condition £70/100 The photograph, laid down to Worcestershire players seated and 236 Northumberland County Cricket XI, official photographers mount with standing in rows, wearing blazers 1899. Large mono photograph of printed title ‘West Kent Wanderers and caps, with handwritten printed the Northumberland team. Laid to Cricket Club (74th season, 1929)‘ to title to lower border of mount. photographer’s mount with printed the top border and players’ names to Seated to centre of middle row is title and players’ names to mount lower border. Photograph by P.H. Foley (Secretary). Some players borders. Minor surface damage to Wayland of Blackheath. The possibly identified as E.G. Bromley- image and foxing to mount. The photograph measures 11.5”x9.5”, Martin, J.B. Fereday, G.F. Wheldon, photograph by T. Bell & Co, framed and glazed overall W.H.W. Wilkes. The photographs Newcastle 14.75”x11”. Framed and 17.5”x15.5”. Minor silvering to laid down to photographer’s mount glazed overall 22”x19.5”. Excellent image extremities otherwise in good is a little faded but in generally image. Sold with a mono condition £30/50 good/very good condition, the photograph of Northumberland mount with stain to right hand side, 229 Kent. Large mono photograph of the team for the Minor Counties match some loss and damage to extremities winning played at The Kennington Oval and general ageing. Excellent image squad of 1970 at The Kennington against Surrey II, 3rd September £150/250 Oval, seated and standing in rows. 1955. Laid down to photographer’s Printed title to top border of mount Paul Foley served as Secretary and mount, titles and players names to and players names laid down to Treasurer of Worcestershire Cricket mount borders. Good condition. lower edge of the photograph. Club until his retirement in 1909 Qty 2 £40/60 Inscribed and signed ‘Best wishes, and was instrumental in establishing 237 Somerset County Cricket Club 1891. ’ to lower border of the Minor Counties Championship Large, impressive and early original mount. The photograph and the subsequent admission of the photograph of the team and 11.25”x9.5”, mounted framed and Club to the first-class County officials, standing and seated in glazed overall 15.5”x12.5” G Championship in 1899 rows, wearing cricket attire, blazers £20/30 234 Gentlemen of Surrey 1887. Original and caps in front of a cricket 230 Kent C.C.C. 1876. Rare original sepia photograph of the Surrey team pavilion. Sir Spencer Ponsonby-Fane, photograph of the Kent team, who played the Gentlemen of the club President, to the centre of standing and seated in rows, in Sussex on the 12th/13th September the photograph. Players include H.T. cricket attire and caps. Players 1887, standing and seated, in rows Hewett, Captain, S.M.J. Woods, include Lord Harris, Absolem, Penn, wearing blazers, caps and cricket Tyler, R.L.N. Palairet, L.C.H. Palairet, Henty, Foord-Kelcey, Hearne, Ward, attire. The photograph laid down to Young, Nichols, Newson, Challen, Stokes, Croxford etc. The official photographers mount with Murray-Anderson etc. The photograph mounted, framed and title and players names to top and photograph in modern mount, with glazed. Overall 18”x15”. ‘Light lower borders. Top border read title to top and players names to fading’ to image, generally good ‘Hastings & St. Leonards Cricket lower border. Framed and glazed. condition £100/150 Week’. Players include Horner, The photograph measures 23”x17” Douglas, Shuter, Bowden, Trollope, and overall 33.25”x27”. Minor wear 231 Kent. Official ‘Kent County Cricket Key, Jepson etc. The photograph to image surface otherwise in Club’ printed photograph of the measures approx 11.5”x 9.25”. good/very good condition 1967 Gillette Cup winning squad Framed and glazed. Overall £180/250 standing and seated in rows wearing 17.5”x13.5”. Photograph by E. blazers. Signed to the borders by all Somerset County Cricket Club were Hawkins & Co of Brighton. Some sixteen players. Signatures include formed in 1875 and were admitted fading and surface loss to Cowdrey, Underwood, Knott, in the County Championship in photograph otherwise in good Ealham, Luckhurst, Dixon, Wilson 1891. condition. G £70/100 etc. Overall 11”x9”. Some staining, 238 Hampshire 1901. Early original sepia otherwise good. Sold with a mono 235 Lancashire 1895. Large sepia photograph of the Hampshire team, photograph of the County photograph of the players and scorer standing and seated in rows, Championship winning squad of standing and seated in rows, wearing cricket attire, caps and 1970 at The Kennington Oval laid to wearing cricket attire. The blazers. Players include Robson, card. G £30/50 photograph, laid down to official Greig, Steele, Webb, Sprot, Raikes, photographers mount with printed 232 Surrey 1963. Large mono printed Bignell etc. The photograph laid title and players’ names to lower photograph of the Surrey team. down to official photographers border. Photograph by ‘E. Hawkins Signed to lower border in pen by mount with title and names to lower & Company’ of Brighton. Players thirteen members of the team border. Mounted, framed and include A.C. Maclaren (Captain), including Barrington, Edrich, glazed. Overall 20”x17”. Some wear Tyldesley, Mold, Sugg, Baker, Briggs, Stewart, Long, Arnold, Tindall, and damage to the photograph Ward etc The photograph measures Constable etc. Signatures signed in otherwise in good condition 11.75”x9.5”, framed and glazed thicker pen. 15”x10”. Some faults, £80/120 overall 18”x16”. Minor fading, odd generally good. £20/30 21 239 New Zealand in Great Britain 1949. approx 18”x21”. The photographs 247 Cricket team photographs c1920s. Official mono photograph of the faded, repaired damage to mount, Two original mono photographs of New Zealand touring party, seated general ageing otherwise in good players seated and standing in rows and standing in rows wearing condition £50/70 wearing cricket attire and distinctive blazers. The photograph, printed club blazers. Teams unidentified. The Druries is a ‘House’ at Harrow title and players’ names laid down to prints approx 11”x5”, mounted, School original photographers mount and framed and glazed. Sold with a copy each displayed modern window 243 Edinburgh University cricket. Two photograph of Chapman’s team ‘The mount. Players include W.A. Hadlee large team photographs of the Men Who Won Back The Ashes’ in (Captain), Wallace (Vice Captain), Edinburgh University cricket teams 1926 probably at Old Trafford, a Phillipps (Manager), Donnelly, 1890 and 1893. The 1890 team is copy photograph laid to board of Sutcliffe, Scott, Cowie etc. the second eleven and the 1893 the ‘England’s Twelve Champion Photograph by The Sport & General 1st team. Nicely mounted with title Cricketers’ on board ship departing Press Agency, Fleet Street, 11.5”x9”, and University emblem to top with Liverpool for America, 1859, and an in good/very good condition. players names printed to lower original printed photograph of ‘The Overall 18”x15.5”. £30/50 mount. Both 20”x15” overall. Age Eton Eleven’, 1889, the print staining and fading otherwise detached from its original mount. The four match Test series against generally good condition £20/30 Qty 5. G £30/50 England ended with all matches drawn. This was the last series in 244 ‘Harrow School Eleven’ 1916. 248 Cricket club photographs. Woolwich which Test matches were played Collection of twelve original carte de Garrison Cricket Club 1943, over three days. In 1950 five day visite photographs of the players Clarence Cricket Club Second XI Tests became standard each wearing cricket caps, eleven 1899 and another, possibly signed to the photograph, mounted Beckenham Cricket Club, date 240 Oxford University 1887. Original in cameo mount. Framed and unknown. Various sizes, mainly sepia photograph of the Oxford glazed. Photographs by Hills & 6”x8”. Plus mounted bookplate University team, seated and Saunders, Harrow. Overall approx photograph of the Leicestershire standing in rows wearing cricket 17.5”x21”. The photographs in very team of 1895. Qty 4. Generally attire. Photograph laid down to good condition £100/150 good condition £25/35 photographers mount with players’ names written in pencil to lower 245 ‘I. Zingari v Military of Ireland 1894’. 249 ‘Over 35 years of age v Under 35’. border. Players include Brain Large original mono photograph of Benefit match played in the Central (Captain), Buckland, Philipson, the two teams, umpires and the Lord Ground at Hastings, 12th September Forster, Key, Gresson etc. Odd nicks Lieutenant, Lord Houghton, seated 1901. Mono photograph of the and wear to mount otherwise in and standing in rows and wearing ‘Over 35’ team, standing and seated good condition. Overall 14”x12”. blazers and cricketing attire. Players in rows, wearing blazers, caps and Excellent image £40/60 featured include A.W. Ridley cricket attire. The photograph laid (Captain of I.Z.), Captain Oates down to mount with title and players 241 Rugby School, 1896. Collection of (Captain M.O.I.) de Trafford, names to upper and lower borders. coloured carte de visite photographs Levenson-Gower, Heseltine, Wright, Players include Freeman-Thomas, of eleven players individually Kemp etc. Mounted on photog - Clark, Bennett, Tom Parkin, mounted and named in original raphers mount with title and players’ Johnstone, Weston, Carless, photographer’s cameo mount with names to borders. The photograph Delacombe etc. Odd county title ‘The Eleven 1896’ and school measures 14”x11”. Framed and cricketer included. The photograph emblem. Players include J. Stanning glazed overall 21”x17”. Photograph measures approx 11.25”x 9.75”. (Captain), Wilson, Nickalls, Spenser, by Chancellor, Dublin. Good/very Overall approx 19”x15”. G £60/80 Maffey etc. The photograph by Geo good condition £200/300 A Dean, Rugby. Some staining and 250 New Zealand tour of Great Britain wear to mount, one picture loose 246 Brasenose College Oxford XI v Royal 1949. Official mono photograph of otherwise in good condition, overall Fusiliers, May 1909. Large mono the New Zealand touring team to 17.5”x13.5” £50/70 photograph of the teams seated and Great Britain. The team, standing standing in rows wearing cricket and seated in rows, wearing official E.Rockey Wilson later represented attire and blazers. Laid to photog - touring blazers and cricket attire. The Yorkshire and played in one Test for rapher’s mount with calligraphic title photograph laid down to official England to top border of mount, date and photographers mount with title to 242 ‘The Druries Champion Eleven’ circa college emblem to lower border. The top border ‘4th New Zealand Cricket 1882. Collection of eleven original photograph by Gillman & Co Ltd, Team To Great Britain 1949’ and carte de visite photographs of the Oxford 14.25”x11.5”. Framed and names of players printed to lower players each wearing cricket caps glazed overall 24.5”x21.5”. Minor border. Players include W. Hadlee, with name beneath, mounted in foxing to mount otherwise in good/ Wallace, Cowie, Donnelly, Sutcliffe, cameo mount with titles and club very good condition. An excellent Rabone, Mooney, Cave, Burke, Scott emblem. Players include Raphael, image £30/50 etc. Photograph by ‘Sport & General Neame, Sturgis, Crosland, Agency, London’. The photograph Routledge, Crosland etc. Overall measures 11.75”x9.25”. Mounted,

22 framed and glazed overall Dawkes, head and shoulders, with White, head and shoulders, with 21”x16.5”. G/VG £40/60 name and county printed to lower name and county printed to lower border. Signed in ink by Dawkes. border. Signed in ink by White. 251 The Australians 1886. Original sepia Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 photograph of the Australian touring party standing and seated, in rows 256 H. J. ‘Dusty’ Rhodes. Derbyshire & 264 Roy Tattersall. Lancashire & England wearing blazers, caps and cricket England 1953-1975. Mono real 1948-1964. Mono real photograph attire. The photograph laid down to photograph postcard of Rhodes, postcard of Tattersall, head and official photographers mount with head and shoulders, with name and shoulders, with name and county title ‘Australians in England 1886’ county printed to lower border. printed to lower border. Signed in ink and players names to lower border. Signed in ink by Rhodes. Sporting by Tattersall. Sporting Handbooks Players include Scott (Captain), Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 Ltd. G £20/30 Bonnor, Giffen, Spofforth, Trumble, 257 Donald Carr. Derbyshire & England 265 . Lancashire, Blackham, Garrett, Jones, Jarvis, 1945-1968. Mono real photograph Leicestershire & England 1946-1963. Palmer etc. The photograph postcard of Carr, head and Mono real photograph postcard of measures approx 11.5”x 9”. Framed shoulders, with name and county Wharton, head and shoulders, with and glazed, overall 21”x19”. The printed to lower border. Signed in ink name and county printed to lower photograph slightly faded, other odd by Carr. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G border. Signed in ink by Wharton. marks otherwise in good condition. £20/30 Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 A rare photograph of this early touring team £400/600 258 Denis Smith. Derbyshire & England 266 Tommy Greenhough. Lancashire & 1927-1952. Mono real photograph England 1951-1966. Mono real England won the series 3-0 postcard of Smith, head and photograph postcard of 252 New South Wales 1930s. Three large shoulders, with name and county Greenhough, head and shoulders, official mono photographs of New printed to lower border. Signed in ink with name and county printed to South Wales ‘Sheffield Shield’ teams by Smith. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. lower border. Signed in ink by seated and standing in rows, G £20/30 Greenhough. Sporting Handbooks wearing cricket attire and blazers Ltd. G £20/30 259 Doug Insole. Essex & England 1947- including ‘Southern Tours’ of 1963. Mono real photograph 267 . Lancashire & 1933/34 and 1937, and N.S.W v postcard of Insole, head and England 1946-1961. Mono real Victoria 1938. The photographs laid shoulders, with name and county photograph postcard of Hilton, head down to photographers mount with printed to lower border. Signed in ink and shoulders, with name and printed titles to top border and by Insole. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. county printed to lower border. players’ names to lower border. The Slight wear to photograph otherwise Signed in ink by Hilton. Sporting 1937 photograph is signed to the in good condition £18/25 Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 rear of the frame by W.H. Oldfield. Photographs approx 10”x8”, 260 Allan Watkins. Glamorgan & 268 Eric Russell. Middlesex & England framed and glazed overall 16”x13”. England 1939-1963. Mono real 1956-1972. Mono real photograph Odd marks but generally in photograph postcard of Watkins, postcard of Russell, head and good/very good condition. Qty 3 head and shoulders, with name and shoulders, with name and county £70/100 county printed to lower border. printed to lower border. Signed in Signed in ink by Watkins. Sporting black ink by Russell. Sporting CRICKET POSTCARDS, CIGARETTE & Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 TRADE CARDS 261 Jim McConnon. Glamorgan & 269 Jack Robertson. Middlesex & 253 Cliff Gladwin. Derbyshire & England England 1950-1961. Mono real England 1937-1959. Mono real 1939-1958. Mono real photograph photograph postcard of McConnon, photograph postcard of Robertson, postcard of Gladwin, head and head and shoulders, with name and head and shoulders, with name and shoulders, with name and county county printed to lower border. county printed to lower border. printed to lower border. Signed in ink Signed and inscribed in ink by Signed in ink by Robertson. Sporting by Gladwin. Sporting Handbooks McConnon. Sporting Handbooks Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 Ltd. G £20/30 Ltd. G £20/30 270 Eric Russell. Middlesex & England 254 Les Jackson. Derbyshire & England 262 Gilbert Parkhouse. Glamorgan & 1956-1972. Mono real photograph 1947-1963. Mono real photograph England 1948-1964. Mono real postcard of Russell, head and postcard of Jackson, head and photograph postcard of Parkhouse, shoulders, with name and county shoulders, with name and county head and shoulders, with name and printed to lower border. Signed in printed to lower border. Signed in ink county printed to lower border. blue ink by Russell. Sporting by Jackson. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. Signed in ink by Parkhouse. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 G £20/30 Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 271 John Warr. Middlesex & England 255 George Dawkes. Derbyshire, 263 D. W. ‘Butch’ White. Glamorgan, 1949-1960. Mono real photograph Leicestershire, M.C.C. 1937-1961. Hampshire & England 1957-1972. postcard of Warr, head and Mono real photograph postcard of Mono real photograph postcard of shoulders, with name and county

39 printed to lower border. Signed in ink Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 288 England postcards. Cornhill by Warr. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G Insurance Test Series cards. Sixteen 280 Martin Horton. Worcestershire & £20/30 cards from various series, all signed. England 1952-1971. Mono real Signatures include Atherton, 272 Keith Andrew. Northamptonshire & photograph postcard of Horton, Butcher, Crawley, Gough, Hussain, England 1952-1966. Mono real head and shoulders, with name and Malcolm, Thorpe etc. The Crawley photograph postcard of Andrew, county printed to lower border. card creased, the others in good head and shoulders, with name and Signed in ink by Horton. Sporting condition £20/30 county printed to lower border. Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 Signed in ink by Andrew. Sporting 289 . Middlesex & 281 Don Kenyon. Worcestershire & Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 England. Sepia ‘Waterman’s Pens’ England 1946-1967. Mono real advertising postcard of Hendren 273 Raman Subba Row. photograph postcard of Kenyon, signing a cricket bat. Nicely signed Northamptonshire, Surrey & England head and shoulders, with name and by Hendren. Mounted, framed and 1951-1961. Mono real photograph county printed to lower border. glazed. G £40/60 postcard of Subba Row, head and Signed in ink by Kenyon. Sporting shoulders, with name and county Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 290 William Gilbert Grace. printed to lower border. Signed in ink Gloucestershire & England. 1865- 282 George Dews. Worcestershire 1946- by Subba Row. Sporting Handbooks 1908. Excellent sepia postcard of 1961. Mono real photograph Ltd. G £20/30 Grace in batting attire standing at postcard of Dews, head and the wicket in batting pose wearing 274 Dennis Brookes. Northamptonshire shoulders, with name and county M.C.C. cap. Nicely signed in black & England 1934-1959. Mono real printed to lower border. Signed in ink ink by Grace to lower border. Hand photograph postcard of Brookes, by Dews. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. dated to top border of postcard head and shoulders, with name and G £20/30 ‘10.7.03’. Rotophot 7683 series. county printed to lower border. 283 Bryan Stott. Yorkshire 1946-1963. Postally used. Odd minor wear Signed in ink by Brookes. Sporting Mono real photograph postcard of otherwise in generally good/ very Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 Stott, head and shoulders, with good condition. Rare £350/450 275 Cyril Poole. Nottinghamshire & name and county printed to lower 291 . Mono plain back real England 1948-1962. Mono real border. Signed in ink by Stott. photograph postcard of Hobbs, half photograph postcard of Poole, head Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 length, wearing England Test blazer. and shoulders, with name and 284 Vic Wilson. Yorkshire 1946-1963. Nicely signed in blue ink by Hobbs. county printed to lower border. Mono real photograph postcard of Sold with an album page signed by Signed in ink by Poole. Sporting Wilson, head and shoulders, with Hobbs in black ink. G £50/70 Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 name and county printed to lower 292 Jack Hobbs. M.C.C. tour of Australia 276 Reg Simpson. Nottinghamshire & border. Signed in ink by Wilson. 1928/29. Mono real photograph England 1944-1963. Mono real Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 postcard of Hobbs in batting pose in photograph postcard of Simpson, 285 Don Wilson. Yorkshire & England the nets. Signed in ink by Hobbs. To head and shoulders, with name and 1957-1974. Mono real photograph reverse of postcard is an handwritten county printed to lower border. postcard of Wilson, head and message from Hobbs ‘Very many Signed in ink by Simpson. Sporting shoulders, with name and county thanks for your nice letter and good Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 printed to lower border. Signed in ink wishes for the Australian tour.... 277 Harold Stephenson. Somerset 1948- by Wilson. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. Nicely signed ‘Jack H’. Corners of 1964. Mono real photograph G £20/30 card a little rounded with wear postcard of Stephenson, head and otherwise in good condition 286 Ken Taylor. Yorkshire & England shoulders, with name and county £50/70 1953-1968. Mono real photograph printed to lower border. Signed in ink postcard of Taylor, head and 293 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1950/51. by Stephenson. Sporting Handbooks shoulders, with name and county Mono postcard of R.M.S. Stratheden Ltd. G £20/30 printed to lower border. Signed in ink P&O Line ship which took the 278 Maurice Tremlett. Somerset 1947- by Taylor. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. M.C.C. team to Australia. Nicely 1960. Mono real photograph G £20/30 signed to reverse by eighteen postcard of Tremlett, head and members of the team including 287 Surrey. A collection of mono real shoulders, with name and county Brown (Captain), A. Bedser, photograph postcards featuring printed to lower border. Signed in ink Simpson, Compton, Hutton, Close, Surrey cricketers and one signed by Tremlett. Sporting Handbooks Wright, Warr, Hollies, Dewes etc. advertising card of Ken Barrington. Ltd. G £20/30 Minor creasing and wear to Signed postcard of Alan Butcher and extremities otherwise good 279 M. J. K. ‘Mike’ Smith. Warwickshire, Robin Jackman. Unsigned cards are condition £100/150 Leicestershire & England 1951-1975. Laker, Strudwick, May (3), Fletcher Mono real photograph postcard of (2), McIntyre, Squires, Barling and 294 All India 1932. Plain postcard signed Smith, head and shoulders, with Hayes. Card series include F. C. Dick, to verso by fourteen members of the name and county printed to lower Wrench Series and ‘Force’. Good/ All Indian team who toured England border. Signed in ink by Smith. very good condition £30/40 including the Manager, E.W.C. 40 Ricketts. Signatures include Kent players, three to a card with 308 J.B. 'Jack' Hobbs. Sepia real Natwarsinhji Bhavsinhji, The names. Players include Mason, photograph postcard of Hobbs, full Maharaja of Porbandar, Amar Singh, Marsham, Dillon, Fielder, Blythe, length at the wicket, wearing Palia, Naoomal, Jahangir Khan, Nazir Fairservice etc. Complete as issued. England touring cap. Nicely signed in Ali, Mahomed, Limbdi, Nayuda etc. Rare in this form. Minor loss to top ink by Hobbs. G/VG £50/70 VG £100/150 border of front cover, rusting to 309 J.B. 'Jack' Hobbs. Sepia real staple and slight soiling. G £30/50 295 West Indies 1933. Mono postcard photograph postcard of Hobbs, full depicting the West Indies cricket 301 John Tunnicliffe. Yorkshire 1891- length wearing cricket attire, team who toured England in 1933. 1907. Mono real photograph smoking a cigarette. Bodly signed by Nicely signed in ink to verso by postcard of Tunnicliffe, full length Hobbs in ink. Nias of Brighton. fifteen of the party including the wearing Yorkshire cap, fielding a Stamped to verso A.G. Spalding & Manager J.M. Kidney. Signatures ball. Nicely signed in black ink by Bros Ltd, County Ground, Hove. include Grant, Christiani, Tunnicliffe to lower border. Rotophot Odd faults, good condition £60/80 Constantine, Da Costa, Headley, no.1376. Postmarked 1904. G 310 John F. Parker. Surrey. Mono real Sealy, Barrow, Griffith, Roach, £100/130 photograph postcard of Parker, half Griffith, Hoad etc. VG £150/250 302 George Herbert Hirst. Yorkshire & length, wearing Surrey blazer. F.C. 296 ‘Ames skittled’. M.C.C. tour of England 1891-1929. Mono real Dick. Signed by Parker to darker area Australia 1932/33. ‘Bodyline’. photograph postcard of Hirst, full of postcard. G £30/50 Excellent original rare ‘real length, in bowling pose. Nicely 311 Alfred Richard Gover. Surrey & photograph’ postcard of Les Ames signed in black ink by Hirst to lower England 1928-1947. Mono real being dismissed for four during the border. Rotophot no. 8602. photograph postcard of Gover, half 2nd Test in Melbourne which Postmarked 1903. G £100/130 length, wearing Surrey blazer. F.C. Australia won by 111 runs. Produced 303 . Yorkshire & England Dick. Signed by Gover. G £35/50 by the Melbourne Herald Feature 1898-1930. Mono real photograph Service. The card has printed caption 312 Michael Richard Barton. Oxford postcard of Rhodes, wearing and copyright stamp to reverse with University & Surrey 1935-1954. Yorkshire cap, standing holding a details. Postally unused and in Mono real photograph postcard of ball. Nicely signed in black ink by generally good/very good condition Barton, half length, wearing Oxford Rhodes to lower border. Rotophot £50/70 sweater . F.C. Dick. Signed in later no. 7418. Postally unused. G years by Barton. G £30/40 297 Maurice Tate, Kent & England 1912- £100/130 1937. Excellent sepia postcard size 313 Andrew Sandham. Surrey & England 304 Pelham Francis Warner. Middlesex & photograph of Tate, full length in 1911-1937. Signed sepia real England 1894-1920. Sepia real cricket whites, at an Australian photograph postcard of Sandham, photograph postcard of Warner, full cricket ground on the M.C.C. head and shoulders, wearing length at the wicket, in batting pose. 1932/33 ‘Bodyline’ tour of Australia. England blazer. Series unknown. Nicely signed in ink by Warner. The photograph nicely signed ‘Best Signed and dated 1936. G £50/70 Rotophot series 8592. G £50/70 Wishes, Maurice Tate’. VG £70/100 314 Len Braund. Surrey, Somerset & 305 Robin Walter Vivian Robins. 298 ‘Signatures of the English Cricketers England 1896-1920. Signed mono Middlesex & England 1925-1951. in Australia 1928-29’. ‘3LO postcard of Braund, full length, in Mono real photograph postcard of Dominion Broadcasting Pty Ltd’ batting pose. Nicely signed by Robins, half length, wearing cricket postcard showing the signatures of Braund to paper piece, laid down to shirt. Nicely signed in ink by Robins. the England team to face. Ex lower. Wrench Series 1389 £30/50 A. Wilkes of West Bromwich. G Freeman Collection. G/VG £15/25 £60/80 315 Thomas Edwin Reed Cook. Sussex 299 'The Excelsior Pictorial Post Card Co. 1922-1937. Sepia real photograph 306 John T.H. Hearne. Middlesex & Portraits of the complete English postcard of Cook, three quarter England 1888-1923. Mono real Team who brought home the Ashes'. length, in Sussex sweater. Signed in photograph postcard of Hearne, full Published by A.C. (Albert Craig) ink by Cook. Series unknown. G length at the wicket, holding cricket Cricket Rhymester. Blue card booklet £30/50 ball. Vary nicely signed in ink by with printed titles containing four Hearne. Hartmann series 1658. G 316 Maurice Tate. Sussex & England postcards, two with three cricketers, £60/80 1912-1937. Mono real photograph two with four. Players include Lilley, postcard of Tate, wearing M.C.C. Hayward, Fielder, Knight, Rhodes, 307 . Middlesex & blazer and smoking pipe. Signed and Warner etc. Complete as issued. England 1936-1964. Mono real inscibed to Jack in ink by Tate and Rare in this form. G £30/50 photograph plainback postcard of a dated September 1925. Nias of youthful Compton, half length, 300 'The Excelsior Pictorial Post Card Co. Brighton. Stamped to verso A.G. wearing England home blazer. Portraits of the Kent County team'. Spalding & Bros Ltd, County Signed to top border in ink by Published by A.C. (Albert Craig) Ground, Hove. G £60/80 Compton. Flemons of Tonbridge. Cricket Rhymester. Blue card booklet Slight wear/fading to the signature. 317 Henry William 'Harry' Parks. Sussex with printed titles containing four G £50/70 1926-1948. Mono real photograph postcards, featuring twelve of the 41 postcard of Parks, half length, in of Knight in batting pose. Signed in Robert William ‘Bob’ Blair made his Sussex blazer. Signed in black ink by black ink by Knight. Smudging to debut for New Zealand against Parks. Horizontal crease to lower signature. Hartmann. Minor wear South Africa in the 1952/53 series, border otherwise in good condition otherwise in good condition £40/60 played nineteen games for his £30/40 country and was the first New 324b William Tolson. Darlington C.C. & Zealand bowler to take 500 first 318 Edward Henry Bowley, Sussex & Durham County C.C. Professional. class wickets. Following the England 1912-1934. Mono postcard Sepia real photograph postcard of introduction of player numbers, this of Bowley wearing blazer and Sussex Tolson, head and shoulders in cricket cap was presented retrospectively, cap. Nicely signed in ink by Bowley. shirt. Signed and annotated by Blair being the 57th player to Postcard by Nias of Brighton. Tolson, 1912. Minor faults otherwise represent New Zealand. Stamped to verso A.G. Spalding & in good condition £30/40 Bros Ltd, County Ground, Hove. Previously sold by T. Vennett-Smith, He also played for Yorkshire 2nd XI G/VG £50/70 March 2005 325 Cricketing cigarette/trade cards. 319 John Arnold. Hampshire & England 329 Ian William Johnson. Victoria & ‘Famous Cricket Colours’ series, full 1929-1950. Mono real photograph Australia 1935-1956. Australian set of twenty five cards, mounted postcard of Arnold, half length, green cloth Test cap worn by framed and glazed, overall wearing Hampshire sweater and Johnson during the Australian tour 11.5”x18”, the cards loose mounted blazer. Nicely signed in ink by of South Africa in 1949/50. The cap, in very good condition. Sold with a Arnold. A. Wilkes of West by Farmers of Sydney, embroidered half set (25/50) of Players Bromwich. G £50/80 with the Australia emblem and ‘Cricketers’ 1934 cigarette cards. below ‘1949-50’. His name ‘I.W. 320 Arthur Frederick Augustus Lilley. Mounted on a Player’s Cigarettes Johnson’ handwritten to the inside Warwickshire & England 1894-1911. John Player & Sons official mount, of the cap. Minor faults including the Mono postcard of Lilley, full length, framed and glazed. G. Qty 2 button on crown loose otherwise in in wicket keeping pose. Nicely £25/35 good condition £2500/3500 signed in black ink by Lilley to lower CRICKET CAPS, BLAZERS & ATTIRE border. Wrench series 1692. Very Johnson played in forty five Tests for minor wear to top corners otherwise 326 Northamptonshire maroon cloth 1st Australia and took 109 wickets at an in good/very good condition XI cricket cap. With average of 29.91. He scored 360 £80/120 Northamptonshire emblem. Worn by runs on the tour at an average of Rob Bailey during his career with 22.50. Australia won the series by 321 Ronald Harling Maudsley. Baileys name inscribed in ink to label. four Tests to nil Warwickshire 1946-1951. Mono real Very good condition £70/90 photograph postcard of Maudsley, Previously sold by Christies as lot half length, in tie and coat. Signed in 327 John Victor Wilson. Yorkshire C.C.C. 272 in November 2005 black ink by Maudsley. Series 1946-1962. Yorkshire navy blue 330 , New South Wales & unknown £40/60 cloth 1st XI cricket cap by Herbert Australia 1948/9-1963/4. Australian Sutcliffe of Leeds. With embroidered 322 Henry Knollys Foster. Worcestershire green cloth cap, by Farmer’s of Yorkshire emblem to front. With 1899-1925. Mono real photograph Sydney, worn by Benaud for the name handwritten to label ‘J.V. postcard of Foster in fielding pose South African tour of Australia Wilson’. Some minor wear to edges with title 'I was waiting for that'. 1963/64. The cap with embroidered otherwise in good condition Nicely signed in black ink by Foster. Australian emblem with ‘1963-64’ £100/150 Hartmann. Postally stampted 1905. beneath the emblem. Name ‘R. Some silvering to edges, slight Wilson scored over 21,500 first class Benuad. 11/63’ typed to label. Very soiling, good £100/150 runs at an average of 33.30. He good condition £3000/4000 played football for Leeds United 323 Willis Walker. Nottinghamshire An excellent ‘baggy green’ from a 1913-1937. Mono real photograph 328 R.W. Blair, New Zealand. A New true Australian legend postcard of Walker, full length, Zealand black cap by Albion Hat & 331 Richie Benaud, New South Wales & wearing Nottinghamshire blazer and Cap Co., Sydney, Australia with Australia 1948/49-1963/64. cap. Signed by Walker to face. embroidered silver fern to front and Australian green wool blazer, by Fading to signature. Adhesive marks ‘57’ to the rear, in a wooden presen - Farmer’s of Sydney, worn by Benaud to verso. G £30/40 tation case with plaque and for the South African tour of certificate from the New Zealand 324 Albert Charles Wright. Kent 1921- Australia 1963/64 with large Cricket Authorities quoting Blair’s 1931. Mono real photograph beautifully embroidered Australian playing record, a full list of New postcard of Wright, full length, emblem to breast pocket with the Zealand players signed by Blair and a wearing Kent blazer. Signed in ink by date ‘1963-64’ below, trimmed to copy of Blair’s Jubilee book ‘From Wright. Flemons of Tonbridge. Some pockets and sleeves in gold. The Petone to Pretoria’, dedicated and darkening otherwise in good blazer was originally mounted, signed to the first page by Blair. A condition £50/70 framed and glazed, light marks left unique item. VG £300/500 to the blazer which may well be 324a Albert Ernest Knight. Leicestershire & removed with cleaning. Minor England 1895-1912. Mono postcard 42 damage to small part of braid handwritten in black ink to makers England playing career. The sweater otherwise in very good condition. label and below a further label with embroidered emblem of the Name ‘R. Benaud’ typed to label inscribed ‘Manjrekar’. Some minor three lions and crown of England to £1500/2500 wear otherwise in good condition chest. G £80/120 £250/350 Richie Benaud played 63 Tests for Previously sold by Vennett-Smith in Australia, and captained the side Vijay Manjrekar scored almost March 2005 from 1958 until his retirement in 13,000 first class runs averaging CRICKET BATS, BALLS & 1964, taking 248 wickets at an 49.92 and in Tests he scored over EQUIPMENT average of 27.03 and scoring 2201 3,000 runs at an average of 39.12 runs at an average of 24.45, his with a highest score of 189 338 England v South Africa 1935. Match highest score being 122. In the against England at Delhi in 1961. In used cricket stump signed in ink by 1963/64 series against the South 1952 he hit 1059 runs at an average twenty one members of both teams Africans the series was tied 1-1 with of 39.22 with a highest score of 133 in ink to the stump. Signatures three matches drawn, Benaud taking against England in the first Test at include Wyatt, Ames, Hammond, twelve wickets in the series. Headingley Leyland, Wade, Viljoen, Dalton, Nourse, Vincent, Langton etc. Previously sold by Leski Auctions of Previously sold as lot 68 from the Good/very good condition Melbourne in February 2005 collection of Sonny Ramadhin. £100/150 Mullocks auction held in March 332 George Benjamin Street. Sussex & 2007 339 England 1930s. Match used cricket England 1909-1923. M.C.C. touring stump signed in ink by twelve blazer worn by Street on the M.C.C. 334 . Surrey & England 1939- members of the England team and tour of South Africa in 1922/23. The 1960. England long sleeved sweater, inscribed ‘This stump was used in the blazer by E.C. Devereux with by Simpson of Piccadilly, worn by second Test at Lord’s, June 2nd’. embroidered M.C.C. emblem in Bedser during his England playing Signatures include Hammond, white of St.George & dragon to career. The sweater with Sutcliffe, Wyatt, Farnes, Bowes, breast pocket and trimming to embroidered emblem of the three Nichols, Ames, Verity, Geary, Walters pockets and blazer edges in M.C.C. lions and crown of England to chest. etc. Some smudging to signatures colours of yellow and red. ‘G. Street G £80/120 otherwise in good condition. Sold 1923’ handwritten in black ink to Previously sold by Vennett-Smith in with another match used stump with label. Slight fading and wear and March 2005 illegible signatures. Qty 2 £100/150 odd faults to one pocket otherwise in good condition. Previously sold by 335 Alec Bedser. Surrey & England 1939- 340 M.C.C. in Australia 1936/7. Match Knights for the Street family in July 1960. Surrey long sleeved sweater, used cricket stump with brass metal 1997. Letters of provenance and a by Jack Hobbs of London, worn by top from the 1st Test at Brisbane mono mounted postcard of him Bedser during his playing career. The signed in ink by twenty five wearing the blazer from the family sweater with embroidered Surrey members of the England and included with the blazer. An early emblem on white square of the Australian squads but not the full M.C.C. touring blazer £500/800 Prince of Wales feathers to chest and Australian team and inscribed ‘1st trimming to neck and waist in Surrey Test Brisbane 1936-7’. England George Street took 308 catches and colours. The letter ‘B’ embroidered in signatures include Allen, Wyatt, 121 stumping in first class cricket. red to back of neck. G £70/100 Voce, Hammond, Leyland, He played one Test on the tour Duckworth, Fagg etc. Australia having been sent out as a Previously sold by Vennett-Smith in signatures include Bradman, replacement for Walter Livsey who March 2005 McCabe, Fingleton, O’Reilly, Ward , was injured on the tour. Street was 336 Alec Bedser. Surrey & England 1939- Oldfield, Sievers etc. Some killed in a motorcycle accident 1960. Surrey long sleeved sweater, smudging to signatures otherwise in shortly before the 1924 cricket by Jack Hobbs of London, worn by good condition. £200/300 season started Bedser during his playing career. The 341 Australia in England 1985. Split and 333 Vijay Laxman Manjrekar. Bombay, sweater with embroidered Surrey hinged cricket stump signed by Bengal, Andhra, Uttar Pradesh, emblem of the Prince of Wales fifteen members of the touring party. Rajasthan, & India feathers to chest and trimming to Signatures include A. Border 1949-1968. Official Indian touring neck and waist in Surrey colours. (Captain), Thomson, Wessels, blazer worn by Manjrekar on the ‘Bedser’ handwritten to makers Lawson, Ritchie, O’Donnell, Indian tour of England in 1952. The label. G £70/100 Matthews, Wellham etc. A few blazer by Devichands of Lahore, Previously sold by Vennett-Smith in signatures slightly faded otherwise in New Delhi with raised embroidered March 2005 very good condition £50/70 Indian emblem and ‘England 1952’ to breast pocket and trimming to 337 Peter Howard Parfitt. Middlesex & England won the six match Ashes pockets and blazer edges in Indian England 1956-1972. England series 3-1 with two matches drawn Test colours of gold, navy and light sleeveless sweater, by Simpson of 342 Leather cigar shaped cricket bag, blue. ‘Manjrekar. 1952 April’ Piccadilly, worn by Parfitt during his with Gunn & Moore ‘Signature’ bat.

43 Brass owner’s nameplate to side ‘F. few signatures slightly faded Yorkshire March, 18 Malvern Blds, Bath’. otherwise in very good condition 351 Presentation bat 1881. Full size bat Some wear otherwise in good £80/120 stamped ‘Geo Bussey & Co’ with a condition £20/30 The five match ‘Test’ series was presentation plaque to verso 343 Cricket ball. Ancient used leather hastily set up to replace the South inscribed ‘Presented to Mr Atkinson cricket ball, probably 19th century. G Africa tour to England cancelled due by the Members & Friends of the £30/50 to political pressure over apartheid. Mickley Cricket Club 1881’. G Although originally designated a £50/70 344 Six miniature cricket bats, five with full Test series by Wisden, its status facsimile printed signatures. Two 352 M.C.C. in South Africa 1909/10. was demoted three years later. The printed bats of M.C.C. Australian F.H. Ayres ‘Victor Trumper’ full size World touring side won the series team 1954/55, the larger of the two bat nicely signed in ink to front by 4-1 mounted in a gilt presentation box the fourteen members of the touring frame, South Africa 1955, South 348 E.H. ‘Patsy’ Hendren, Middlesex & party including H.D.G. Leveson- Africa 1960, ‘Rothman’s English Test England. B. Warsop of Marylebone Gower (Captain), Simpson- Veterans’ 1964 and a small miniature ‘Patsy Hendren’ full size used bat Hayward, Wynyard, Hobbs, bat signed in ink by the England signed to back by fifty one members Strudwick, Rhodes, Denton, team captained by Peter May, late of Kent, Middlesex, Buckenham, Woolley, Bird etc. 1950s/early 1960s, some fading. G Northamptonshire and Surrey Signatures slightly dulled otherwise £25/35 county teams of 1931 and inscribed in good condition £120/160 in ink to rear top right corner of bat 345 Sussex C.C.C. c1989. A Symonds full South Africa won the Test series 3-2 ‘Pat Hendren 1931’. Signatures size bat with the Sussex emblem and include Hendren, Haig, Hearne, 353 Test and County cricketers 1910- printed title ‘150 Years of Sussex Fender, Hobbs, Strudwick, Lock, 1930s’. A.J. Bailey of Liverpool ‘The Cricket’ signed in ink to front by Chapman, Valentine, Ames, Bryden, Club’ full size cricket bat profusely twenty two players. Signatures Jupp, Towell, Johnson, Cox etc. Odd signed by over 150 leading cricketers include P. Parker, A. Wells, A Pigott, signature fading, otherwise to face and back of the blade. I. Gould, D. Smith etc. Good signatures in good condition. Signatures include members of the condition. Sold with a Slazenger ‘V’ Possibly used by Hendren? England, Australian, New Zealand, bat c1990s signed to the front by £100/150 All India, South African & West thirteen Northamptonshire and Indies Test teams of the period twelve Worcestershire county 349 England v South Africa 1924. A Jack collected by George R. Brooking, a players. Signatures include A. Lamb, Hobbs ‘The County’ full size bat journalist and writer based in W. Larkins, N. Cook, G. Cook, P. from the game played at The Liverpool area 1900-1940s. A big Neale, G. Hick, N. Radford, G. Dilley Kennington Oval on 16th-19th collector of books and memorabilia. etc. Some signatures a little faded August 1924, signed to the back by Signatures nicely signed in black ink but legible, otherwise good twelve England and twelve South include D.Q.Steele (Lancashire condition. Qty 2 £30/50 Africa players. England signatures 1876-87), for Australia, Macartney, include A.E.R. Gilligan (Captain), 346 England vs West Indies 1984. Gunn Ryder, Gregory, Grimmett, Collins, Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Woolley , Tyldesley, & Moore ‘Autograph’ cricket bat Oldfield; for England, Jardine, S.F. Strudwick etc. South Africa nicely signed in ink to face by the Barnes, Warner, Bower, Mead, signatures include H.W. Taylor sixteen members of the West Indian Douglas, Chapman, Larwood, (Captain), Commaille, Nourse, touring party and ten England Quaife, Sutcliffe, Rhodes, Hobbs, Ward, Blankenberg, Carter players. West Indian signatures Haig, Lilley, Freeman; for New etc.Generally in very good condition include C. Lloyd (Captain), Zealand, Lowry, Dacre, Dempster, £200/300 Greenidge, Marshall, Garner, Kerr, Talbot, Vivian; for All India, Holding, Haynes, Gomes etc. The match ended in a draw with Singh, Patta, Jahangir Khan, England signatures include D. Gower centuries for the Australians from Naoomal, Mahomed; for South (Captain), Lamb, Fowler, Miller, Boon in the first innings and Ritchie Africa, Vincent, Dalton, Taylor, Cook etc. VG £60/80 in the second Nourse; for West Indies, Browne, Headley, Constantine, Grant, Da The Test series was a 5-0 350 Lancashire v Yorkshire 1920. Walter Costa, Barrow. G/VG £1000/1500 ‘blackwash’ to the West Indies Warsop full size bat signed to back by the two teams who played at Old 354 Australia in England 1905. Crawford 347 England v Rest of the World 1970. A Trafford, 31st July, 2nd-3rd August ‘Patent The Excellor’ used full size Wisden ‘Philip Sharpe Autograph’ 1920. Twenty three signatures in ink bat sold by J. Wisden & Co, London, full size bat signed to the front by including Burton, Wilson, Holmes, nicely signed in ink to back by twenty four players. England Waddington, Denton, Rhodes, Hirst, fourteen members of the touring signatures include R. Illingworth Sharp, Tyldesley, Spooner, Musson, party. Signatures include J. Darling (Captain), Edrich, Denness, Snow, Parkin etc. Generally fair/good (Captain), Laver (Manager), D’Oliveira, Underwood, Knott. Rest condition £50/80 Trumper, Cotter, Armstrong, of the World signatures include G. McLeod, Hill (missing Noble) etc. Sobers (Captain), Kanhai, Lloyd, The match ended in a draw, Holmes Some wear and slight damage to bat McKenzie, Richards, Procter etc. A scoring a century in each innings for 44 affecting odd signature otherwise in Only 41 copies of this limited board extremities and spine, good condition £1000/1500 edition were signed by Hutchinson bumping to corners otherwise in due to his advanced years good/very good condition £50/80 England won the Ashes series 2-0 with three matches drawn 362 ‘E.K. Brown. Cricket Bookseller’. D.T. 369 ‘The Chronicle of W.G.’. J.R. Smith. Books. Oxfordshire Webber. Nottingham 1998. Original 355 Lillywhite Prize Bat 1863. A ‘Lord’s 2011. Limited edition paper back, stiffened wrappers in case. Ground’ full size bat made by M. review copy. G/VG £20/30 Limited edition subscribers edition, Dark, with a silver metal shield this being 240. Signed by Webber. shaped plaque to the reverse 363 ‘Four in Four and Plenty More’. K. VG £40/60 engraved ‘John Lillywhite’s Prize Bat Martin Tebay. Red Rose Books 2008. presented to C.L. Hornby Esq for Limited edition number 9/137 370 ‘The Ewbank Enquiry’. David obtaining the highest score Harrow v hardback, signed to the title page by Rayvern Allen. Farnham 2012. Eton match 1863’. Very good the author, in original slip case. Quarter leather limited edition condition. Rare £300/400 G/VG £30/40 number 40 of 85 books produced, signed by Rayvern Allen, in slip case. Cecil Lumsden Hornby was a pupil 364 ‘Charles Barnett’. Andy Wilson. VG £60/80 at Harrow School from 1862-1863 Richard Walsh Books, Somerset and went on to play one match for 1991. Hardback, limited edition 371 ‘With the M.C.C. to New Zealand’. Lancashire in 1877 30/40. Signed by Andy Wilson. VG P.R. May. Eyre & Spottiswoode, £30/40 London 1907. Rebound hardback in CRICKET BOOKS green cloth. G/VG £70/100 365 ‘The Chronicle of W.G.’. J.R. 356 ‘Basingstoke Boy’. John Arlott. 1990. Webber. Nottingham 1998. Original 372 ‘Sam Morris. Cricket’s Capital All- Numbered limited edition of 200 stiffened wrappers. Limited edition Rounder’. Ian Woodward. bound in full leather by Boundary subscribers edition of 440 copies, Woodward Pty, Victoria 2009. Paper Books. Signed by John Arlott. this being 13. Signed by Webber and back, signed to the title page by the Limited edition 189/200. VG the Grand Daughter and Great author. G/VG £20/30 £60/80 Nephew of W.G. Grace. VG £40/60 373 ‘The Larwood Story’. Harold 357 ‘For Essex & England. Graham 366 ‘The Lord’s Taverners Fifty Greatest’. Larwood with Kevin Perkins. Gooch’s Century of Centuries’. Heinemann-Quixote, 1983, Limited Bonpara Pty, Sydney 1982 (revised & Michael Down edition 213/500, green quarter edition). Paper back, signed and 1993. Quarter leather. Limited leather with gilts in slip case. Nicely dedicated to the title page by edition 284/333 copies published. signed to the title page by the four Larwood, Christmas 1984. Sold with Signed by Gooch VG £30/50 contributing artists Ivan Rose, Mike ‘Body-line?’, Harold Larwood. Elkin 358 ‘The Life of John Briggs’. Herbert Francis, Roger Towers and Ron Matthews & Marrot, London 1933. Turner. Manchester 1902. Illustrated Wooton and by the four ‘selectors’ ‘Light’ fading and foxing to spine, by ‘RIP’. Limited facsimile edition Trevor Bailey, Richie Benaud, Colin minor staining to page extremities. 55/200 published by Red Rose Cowdrey and . Excellent G/VG £60/80 Books, 2000. Sold with ‘Johnny condition £80/120 374 ‘The M.C.C. in South Africa’. P. F. Briggs’ by Martin Tebay, Red Rose 367 ‘Cricket’. W.G. Grace. Bristol 1891. Warner. Chapman and Hall, London Books 2006, limited edition 19/200. Limited edition rebound in quarter 1906. Rebound in blue cloth, some Signed by Tebay. In original slipcase. leather with gilt lettering, top edge foxing and age toning to internal Qty 2. VG £30/40 gilt, other edges untrimmed. Limited pages otherwise in good condition 359 ‘Johnny Briggs. Poor Johnny’. Stuart de luxe edition of 652 numbered £40/60 Brodkin. Red Rose Books, Lancashire copies, signed by the author Grace. 375 ‘An Australian Cricketer On Tour’. 2007. Limited edition 14/50. Signed This being 207/652. Good condition . Chapman and Hall, by Brodkin. In original slipcase. VG £300/400 London 1905. Hardback, some £20/30 Subscriber number 207 was James foxing and age toning to internal 360 ‘The West Indies in Australia 1930- William Hobbs, Mayor of Croydon, pages, nick to top of spine paper, 31’. Brian Bassano & Rick Smith. of Norbury Hall. Hobbs was a keen one internal page loose otherwise in Apple Books, Tasmania 1990. cricket fan and built a cricket pitch good condition £50/80 Paperback, limited edition 107/205. in the grounds of the house on 376 ‘In Quest of the Ashes’. Douglas Signed by the authors. G/VG which W.G. Grace is known to have Jardine. Orbis Publishing, London £20/30 played against Australia in 1888. 1984. Reprint of the original The pitch remains and is now 361 ‘The Rise and Fall of Percy Perrin’. hardback. Ex libris Roy F. Arnold, the Norbury Park Cricket Ground. John Shawcroft. J. W. McKenzie, bookplate signed by Harold Surrey 2000. Quarter leather, limited 368 ‘Imperial Cricket’. P.F. Warner. Larwood. VG £30/50 edition 9/75. Signed by Shawcroft London 1912. Original full red 377 ‘Cricket Across the Seas’. P. F. and Jim Hutchinson. In original morocco, all edges gilt. Limited Warner. Longmans, Green & Co, slipcase. VG £80/120 subscribers edition of 900 copies, London 1903. Hardback detailing this being number 281. Wear to the tour of Lord Hawke’s team in

45 New Zealand and Australia. white to spine. The three books with 388 ‘Famous Cricket Clubs’. H.E. Powell- Frontispiece becoming detached, original red decorative boards with Jones. H.F.W. Deane & Sons, London age toning to internal pages. Fair Middlesex County emblem. Qty 3 1928. Some foxing to card covers, condition £50/80 £50/80 Anthony Woodhouse bookplate and library stamp ‘Auty, Library of 378 ‘Surrey Cricket. Its History and 383 ‘W.G. Cricketing Reminiscences & Cricket, Ridley College, Ontario’ to Associations’. Lord Alverstone & Personal Recollections’. W.G. Grace. front end paper otherwise in good C.W. Alcock. Longmans, Green & London 1899. General wear to condition £30/50 Co, London 1904. Hardback, covers, breaking to inside front cover wrinkling, nicks and small tears to hinge. Also ‘Edward Mills Grace. 389 in Kendal 1836- spine paper, some cracking to Cricketer’. F.S. Ashley-Cooper. 1905. James Clarke. Kendal 1906. internal hinges and tape repair to London 1916. Original decorative Original cloth, gilt. Good/very good one photographic plate. Fair cloth. Wear to boards, one condition £25/35 condition £50/80 photographic plate detached. The 390 ‘The Cricket-Field’. The Rev. James two books in fair condition. Qty 2 379 ‘Bodywhine! A Treatise on the Pycroft. Cricket Press, London 1882, £40/60 Jardinian Theory’. Cartoons by R.W. seventh edition revised. Some wear Blundell, with a few words by V.M. 384 Arthur Mailey. ‘Mailey’s Googlies. to cloth boards and spine, internal Branson. Published by Rigby Ltd of County and Test Cricket Sketches by foxing and staining to page Adelaide 1933. Bound in hard covers the Great Australian Bowler’. extremities. Small loss to title page. with reproduction front cover, Graphic Publications. London 1921. Possibly a rebind. Fair condition original wrappers preserved inside, Bound in black cloth with original £30/50 various old tape repairs throughout, pictorial covers preserved. Some 391 ‘The Cricket Field or The History and repair to back cover, some staining staining and minor damage, internal the Science if the Game of Cricket’. and foxing otherwise in good pages tightly trimmed by the book J. Pycroft. London 1868, 5th edition. condition. A rare ‘Bodyline’ 1932/33 binder. Fair condition £50/80 Wear and staining to cloth boards booklet. 44pp £200/300 385 ‘Cricket of Today & Yesterday’. Percy and spine, internal age toning. Fair 380 ‘R.E.S. Wyatt-Fighting Cricketer’. Cross Standing. London 1902. condition £30/50 Gerald Pawle. London 1985. Signed Volume I. Original leather binding. 392 ‘The Book Of The Two Maurices. by Wyatt to title page. Ex £20/30 Front board almost detached, M.C.C. Team Australasia 1929-30’. breaking to rear board, loss to spine, 381 ‘New Zealand Cricket 1841-1914’. M.J. Turnbull & M.J.C. Allom. internally good condition. Also T.W. Reese. Christchurch 1927 and London 1930. Age toning and slight ‘Famous Cricketers & Cricket ‘New Zealand Cricket 1914-1933’. tears to spine, some staining to Grounds’. C.W. Alcock. London T.W. Reese. Auckland 1936. Both in boards, one photographic plate 1895. Lacking original title and index original cloth covers. Volume I with detached tape repair to internal pages. Damage to spine and wear to nicks and tear to spine paper, hinge. ‘The Two Maurices Again. boards. Internal pages in good/very bumping to corners, small damage M.C.C. team South Africa 1930/31’. good condition. Sold with ‘The Book to bottom rear board and crease to M. Turnbull & M. Allom. London of Cricket- A Gallery of Famous rear board. Some internal water 1931. Age toning to spine, some Players’. C.B. Fry. Editor. London damage otherwise fair/good wear to boards otherwise in good 1899. General wear to boards and condition. Volume II with minor condition £40/60 spine otherwise in good condition. bumping and staining to boards, Qty 3 £60/80 393 ‘Great Batsmen. Their Methods at a ownership name to front end paper, Glance’. G.W. Beldam and C.B. Fry. otherwise good+ £80/120 386 ‘Nottinghamshire Cricket and London 1905. 1st edition. Original Cricketers’. F.S. Ashley-Cooper. 382 ‘Middlesex County Cricket Club pictorial boards. Age toning to spine, Nottingham 1923. Minor foxing to 1864-1899’. Compiled by W.J. Ford. general, repairs to internal front and internal pages otherwise good/very London 1900’. Sold with ‘Middlesex rear hinges, wear to board good condition. Sold with two Peter County Cricket Club 1900-1920. Vol extremities and foxing to page edges Wynne-Thomas books, II’. F.S. Ashley-Cooper. London otherwise in good condition £50/70 ‘Nottinghamshire Cricketers 1821- 1921. Vol I with fading to both 1914’ published 1971 and 394 ‘Felix on the Bat’: Being a scientific spine, cracking to internal front and ‘Nottinghamshire Cricketers 1919- inquiry into the use of the cricket rear hinges, odd tear to internal 1939’ published 1980. Both books bat: together with the history and pages and some original binder’s nicely bound in green leather in use of the catapulta. Also, The Laws trimming faults. Odd minor faults to good/very good condition. Qty 3 of the Game as revised by the Vol II including fading to spine, some £30/50 Marylebone Club. Nicholas cracking to internal hinges, Wanostrocht. London 1850. Rare otherwise in good condition. Also 387 ‘Shadows Over The Wicket, with the SECOND edition. Nicely bound in ‘Middlesex County Cricket Club British Empire XI. Seasons 1940- quarter calf lacking original 1921-1947. Vol III’. N. Haig. London 1945’. E. Hoskin. Minor wear to wrappers, the title page laid down to 1949, with library stamp ‘Auty, pictorial covers otherwise good the endpaper. Sixty pages with seven Library of Cricket, Ridley College, £20/30 hand-coloured lithograph plates and Ontario’ and library index number in

46 illustrations in the text. Damp complete otherwise in good of the 1948 Kent County Cricket staining to some pages otherwise in condition £40/50 Club Year Book, Centenary of the good condition £300/400 Canterbury Week. Cracking to spine 400 Surrey County Cricket Club and odd wear, otherwise good 395 ‘Empire’s Cricketers’. Alfred Handbooks 1909 & 1912. Original condition. Also ‘Kent Cricket Chevallier Tayler and George William red printed boards. The 1909 lacking Matches 1719-1880’ edited by Lord Beldam. Fine Art Society, London rear cover and spine, front cover Harris & F.S. Ashley-Cooper, 1929. 1905. The forty eight original detached, tape repair to front cover, ‘Light’ fading to cloth covers and chromolithograph plates have been otherwise appears complete. The spine otherwise good £30/50 bound in full leather, each print with 1912 back cover becoming detached an accompanying biography of the otherwise in generally good order. 408 Kent C.C.C. annual 1930 ‘Blue featured player. With the exception Qty 2 £30/50 book’. Original pictorial board of a light vertical crease on the covers. Minor wear to spine paper 401 Surrey County Cricket Club McLeod, the prints are in exceptional otherwise in good condition. Handbooks 1922 & 1927. Original condition. The spine and boards are Contents very good £30/40 red printed boards. Both editions showing some wear to the complete with minor wear, bumps 409 Kent C.C.C. annual 1931 ‘Blue extremities with a small split to the and nicks otherwise in good+ book’. Original pictorial board lower spine £1000/1500 condition. Qty 2 £30/50 covers. Very good condition ‘Empire’s Cricketers’ was originally throughout £30/40 402 Surrey County Cricket Club published in twelve parts, each Handbooks 1934, 1939 & 1946. 410 Kent C.C.C. annual 1932 ‘Blue containing four plates. The Original red printed boards. All three book’. Original pictorial board cricketers are W.W.Armstrong editions complete with minor wear, covers. Very good condition (Australia), E.G.Arnold, G.W. bumps and nicks otherwise in throughout £30/40 Beldham, B.J.T. Bosanquet, L. good/good+ condition. Sold with Braund, C.J. Burnup, A. Cotter (A), 411 Kent C.C.C. annual 1933 ‘Blue 1897, 1903 & 1908 editions, all J. Darling (A), D. Denton, R.A. Duff book’. Original pictorial board three lacking covers, the 1897 and (A), W.H.B. Evans, H.K. Foster, R.E. covers. Minor wear and bumps to 1908 lacking title and other pages, Foster, C.B. Fry, W.G. Grace, S.E. boards, contents very good £30/40 the 1903 appears complete. Viewing Gregory (A), J. Gunn, S. Haigh, Lord essential, not subject to return. 412 Kent C.C.C. annual 1934 ‘Blue Harris, Lord Hawke, T. Hayward, J.T. Qty 6 £25/35 book’. Original pictorial board Hearne, H.V. Hesketh-Prichard, C. covers. Very good condition Hill (A), G.H. Hirst, A.J. Hopkins (A), 403 The Kent Cricket Annual 1933. throughout £30/40 J. Iremonger, G.L. Jessop, A.O. Compiled by Sir Home Gordon. Jones, J.J. Kelly (A), J.H. King, F. Canterbury, for the Club 1933. 1st 413 Kent C.C.C. annual 1936 ‘Blue Laver (A), W. Lees, A. Lilley, G. year of issue. Original covers. book’. Original pictorial board McGregor, A.C. MacLaren, H. Good/very good condition £30/40 covers. Light fading to spine paper, Martyn, C.L. McLeod (A), M.A. otherwise in very good condition 404 The Kent Cricket Annual 1934. Noble (A), P. Perrin, W. Rhodes, R.H. throughout £30/40 Compiled by Sir Home Gordon. Spooner, F.S. Jackson, G. Thompson, Canterbury, for the Club 1934. 2nd 414 Kent C.C.C. annual 1937 ‘Blue V. Trumper (A), J.T. Tyldesley, P.F. year of issue. Original pictorial book’. Original pictorial board Warner and Capt E. Wynyard. covers. Good/very good condition covers. Tear to spine paper, slight 396 ‘Cricket’. W.G. Grace. Bristol 1891. £30/40 wear and fading to boards, cracking Nicely signed in ink by Grace to front to internal hinges, otherwise in fair 405 The Kent Cricket Annual 1935. end paper. General wear to covers condition £20/30 Compiled by Sir Home Gordon. otherwise in good condition Canterbury, for the Club 1935. 3rd 415 Kent C.C.C. annual 1938 ‘Blue £250/350 year of issue. Original pictorial book’. Original pictorial board 397 Surrey County Cricket Club covers. Good/very good condition covers. Very good condition Handbook 1891. 134pp. Original £30/40 throughout £30/40 black printed boards. Front cover 406 The Kent Cricket Annual 1936. 416 Kent C.C.C. annual 1945 ‘Blue almost detached. Book complete Compiled by Sir Home Gordon. book’. Original pictorial board otherwise in good condition £40/60 Canterbury, for the Club 1936. 4th covers. Horizontal crease to front 398 Surrey County Cricket Club year of issue. Original pictorial board, otherwise in very good Handbook 1898. 162pp. Original covers. Owner’s signature to front condition £20/30 black printed boards. Front cover cover otherwise in good/very good 417 Worcestershire C.C.C. official Year becoming detached. Tape repair to condition £30/40 Books for 1948, 1950, 1957, 1959, spine. Book complete otherwise in 407 The Kent Cricket Annual 1939. 1962, 1965, 1967 & 1974-2000. All good+ condition £30/50 Compiled by Sir Home Gordon. paperbacks except 1965 bound in 399 Surrey County Cricket Club Canterbury, for the Club 1939. 5th brown boards. The 1948 with minor Handbook 1901. 198pp. Original year of issue. Original pictorial wear to covers and library index black printed boards. Tape repair to covers, rusting to staples otherwise number written in red to front cover. spine and front hinge. Book in good condition. Sold with a copy Other earlier editions with some 47 staining, rusting to staples(1957), red speckled page edges. G £40/60 in good condition. Bookplate of the wear to boards (1965), otherwise in Library of Thomas Parkin with name The magazine ran from 1882-1913 good/very good condition. Many and address handwritten to front copies from the Auty collection. Qty 426 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the end paper £30/50 34 £30/50 Game. Volumes IV. Jan-December Thomas Parkin, M.C.C., Gentlemen 1885. Illustrated. Bound in green 418 Lancashire County and Manchester of Sussex & Hastings C.C. was a boards with titles in gilt to spine with Cricket Club Annuals for 1935-1938, Victorian cricketer and patron of red speckled page edges. Minor 1948-1957, 1961, 1962 & 1965. cricket foxing to first few pages £40/60 The 1935 is bound in red cloth, the 434 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 1936 in blue cloth, the 1937 & 1938 427 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game. Volumes XV. Jan-December in green cloth, minor stains to the Game. Volumes V. Jan-December 1896. Illustrated. Bound in green front board of the 1938 otherwise in 1886. Illustrated. Bound in green boards with titles in gilt to spine. good condition. The remainder all boards with titles in gilt to spine with Some breaking to internal hinges, paperbacks with rusting to staples red speckled page edges. Minor odd page becoming loose, odd faults (1949), small tape repair to front foxing to first few pages. G £40/60 otherwise in good condition £30/40 cover of the 1951, otherwise in 428 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the good/very good condition. Qty 17 435 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game. Volumes VI. Jan-December £30/40 Game. Volumes XVI. Jan-December 1887. Illustrated. Quarter leather 1897. Illustrated. Bound in green 419 Derbyshire C.C.C. official Year Books boards with titles in gilt to spine with boards with titles in gilt to spine with for 1956-1972 (missing 1961). The red speckled page edges. Some wear mottled page edges. Some browning of paperbacks with pictorial to boards otherwise in good to page edges otherwise in good covers, in generally good/very good condition £40/60 condition £30/50 condition. Qty 16 £20/30 429 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 436 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 420 Nottinghamshire C.C.C. official Game. Volumes VII. Jan-December Game. Volumes XVII. Jan-December Handbooks for 1947-1970 (missing 1888. Illustrated. Quarter leather 1898. Illustrated. Bound in green 1948). The run of books with paper boards with titles in gilt to spine with boards with titles in gilt to spine with covers, with minor wear to early red speckled page edges. Torn spine mottled page edges. Some browning editions, otherwise in generally paper, wear to boards, breaking to to page edges and wear to boards good/very good condition. Qty 23 internal hinges otherwise in good and spine otherwise in good £30/40 condition £30/50 condition £30/50 421 Northamptonshire C.C.C. official 430 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 437 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Year Books for 1947-1954 (missing Game. Volumes VIII & IX. Jan- Game. Volumes XVIII. Jan- 1951), and a loose front cover for December 1889 & 1890. Illustrated. December 1899. Illustrated. Bound 1955 (Jubilee year). The books with Two years bound as one in green in blue boards with titles in gilt to paper covers, with rusting to staples, boards with titles in gilt to spine with spine with mottled page edges. 1947 & 1948, tear to spine of 1954, red speckled page edges. G £50/70 Some browning to page edges and other minor wear, otherwise in 431 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the wear to boards and spine and generally good condition. Qty 7 Game. Volumes X & XI. Jan- breaking to internal hinges otherwise £15/25 December 1891 & 1892. Illustrated. in good condition. From the Library 422 Somerset County Cricket Club Year Two years bound as one in green of Sussex C.C.C. presented by A.P. Book 1940-1946. Hammett & Co. boards with titles in gilt to spine with Snell £30/40 Taunton 1947. Original decorative red speckled page edges. Minor 438 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the boards. Good/very good condition wear to binding at spine otherwise in Game. Volumes XIX. Jan-December £30/50 good condition £50/70 1900. Illustrated. Bound in green 423 Sussex County Cricket Annual 1938. 432 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the boards with titles in gilt to spine. Original decorative wrappers. Minor Game. Volumes XII & XIII. Jan- Some browning to page edges and wear to covers otherwise in good December 1893 & 1894. Illustrated. minor wear to boards and spine condition £30/40 Two years bound as one in green otherwise in good condition. Ex libris boards with titles in gilt to spine with of G.B. Buckley. The front end paper 424 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket red speckled page edges. Some wear signed by J.N. Pentelow, cricket Guide 1936. Official County Guide and breaking to binding at spine author £30/50 edited and published by H. King. otherwise in good condition £50/70 Original red decorative wrappers. 439 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Light creasing to covers otherwise in 433 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game. Volumes XX. Jan-December good/very good condition £40/60 Game. Volumes XIV. Jan-December 1901. Illustrated. Bound in green 1895. Illustrated. Bound in speckled boards with titles in gilt to spine. 425 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the boards with titles in gilt to spine with Some browning to page edges and Game. Volumes III. Jan-December red speckled page edges. Some minor wear to boards and spine, 1884. Illustrated. Bound in green browning to page edges, minor corner damage to pages 173-192 boards with titles in gilt to spine with breaking to internal hinges otherwise otherwise in good condition. Ex libris

48 of G.B. Buckley. The front end paper 449 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the by Geoff Boycott and the author, in signed by J.N. Pentelow, cricket Game. Volumes XXIX. Jan- slip case. ‘Don Bradman. Farewell to author £20/30 December 1910. Illustrated. Bound Cricket’. Hodder & Stoughton, in blue boards with titles in gilt to London 1950 with dust wrapper. 440 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the spine. Browning to pages. Minor ‘Classic Centuries’, B.J. Wakely. Game. Volumes XXI. Jan-December wear to spine paper. G £30/50 Nicholas Kay, London 1964. Two 1902. Illustrated. Bound in blue copies of ‘Bradman’s Book’, boards, with original wrappers and 450 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Hutchinson & Co, London, one titles in gilt to spine. G £30/50 Game. Volumes III. Jan-December bound in green cloth, the other ‘De 1893. Illustrated. Bound in mauve 441 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Luxe’ edition in black cloth. boards with titles in gilt to spine with Game. Volumes XXII. Jan-December ‘Bradman The Illustrated Biography’, red speckled page edges. Wear to 1903. Illustrated. Bound in blue Michael Page, Macmillan, London boards, browning to page edges boards with titles in gilt to spine. 1983 with dust wrapper. Generally otherwise in generally good Staining to front and rear boards. G good/very good condition. Qty 7 condition. Sold with further bound £25/35 £40/60 volumes for 1890 and 1891, wear 442 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the and splitting to boards, one lacking 456 Christopher Helm County Cricket Game. Volumes XXII. Jan-December title pages, some pages detached Histories Series. Official histories for 1903. Illustrated. Bound in green etc. Viewing essential, not subject to Derbyshire, Glamorgan, boards with titles in gilt to spine. return £20/30 Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Kent, Browning to page edges. G. G Leicestershire, Middlesex, 451 Don Bradman Flicker book. No.2 £30/50 Northamptonshire, Surrey, ‘Square Cut and Late Cut’. Published Warwickshire, Worcestershire and 443 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the by Flicker Productions Ltd, London. Yorkshire. Sold with ‘From The Sea Game. Volumes XXIII. Jan-December Some general wear and staple End. The Official History of Sussex 1904. Illustrated. Bound in green rusting to covers otherwise in good County Cricket Club’, Christopher boards with titles in gilt to spine. condition £40/60 Lee, Partridge Press, Chatham 1989. Browning to page edges. Ex libris of 452 C.V. Grimmett Flicker Books. No. 4, G/VG Qty 13 £30/50 G.B. Buckley. The front end paper ‘Leg Break Delivery and Leg Break signed by J.N. Pentelow, cricket 457 Ashes tours 1926 to 1937. Selection Finger Spin’, No. 5, ‘Googley author. G £30/50 of seven tour books. Includes ‘The Delivery and Off Break Finger Spin’ Fight For The Ashes in 1920’, P.F 444 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the and No. 6, Over Spin Delivery and Warner, ‘The Fight For The Ashes in Game. Volumes XXIV. Jan-December Finger Spin’. Published by Flicker 1930’, P.F. Warner, ‘The Fight For 1905. Illustrated. Bound in blue Productions Ltd, London. Some The Ashes 1932-3’, J.B. Hobbs, boards, with original wrappers, and general wear and staple rusting to ‘Defending The Ashes 1932-1933’, titles in gilt to spine. G £30/50 covers otherwise in good condition. R.W.E. Wilmot, ‘Ashes-And Dust’, Qty 3 £50/80 445 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the D.R. Jardine, ‘1937 Australian Test Game. Volumes XXV. Jan-December 453 Frank Woolley. Flicker book. ‘Square Tour’, Bruce Harris. ‘With Stoddart’s 1906. Illustrated. Bound in blue Cut and Walking Shot’. Published by Team In Australia’, Ranjitsinhji, boards, with original wrappers, and Flicker Productions of London. 1898. Generally good condition, titles in gilt to spine. G £30/50 Ownership name ‘Gerald Brodribb’ some ‘light’ fading to spine of the handwritten to cover and covers a J.B. Hobbs, the Ranji with tape to 446 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the little worn and creased otherwise in spine, tears and wear. Other general Game. Volumes XXVI. Jan- good condition £25/35 odd nicks and tears to covers and December 1907. Illustrated. Bound foxing to page extremities. Qty 6 in green boards with titles in gilt to 454 C.V. Grimmett. Flicker Book no 1, £25/35 spine. Browning to page edges. Leg Break Delivery and Leg Break Broken internal hinges, contents Finger Spin. Published by Flicker 458 P.G.H. Fender. ‘Defending the becoming loose. G £20/30 Productions Ltd, London. Fair/good Ashes’. 1921, ‘The Turn of the condition. Sold with two other Wheel’. 1929, ‘The Tests of 1930’. 447 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Flicker books featuring Don 1930 and ‘Kissing the Rod’. 1934. Game. Volumes XXVII. Jan- Bradman, both lacking covers and Four books by Fender. Some minor December 1908. Illustrated. Bound with rusting staples, some pages faults, generally good condition in red boards with titles in gilt to detached £40/60 £60/80 spine. Some browning to pages. G £30/50 455 Don Bradman. A collection of books 459 Yorkshire Histories. ‘History of including ‘Bradman The Great’, B.J. Yorkshire County Cricket 1833- 448 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Wakely. The Sportsman Book Club 1903’. Rev R.S. Holmes 1904. Wear Game. Volumes XXVIII. Jan- edition, London 1960. Small paint and fading to cloth covers, minor December 1909. Illustrated. Bound spots to rear cloth otherwise in good damage to spine paper otherwise in blue boards with titles in gilt to condition. Sold with ‘Bradman good. ‘History of Yorkshire County spine. Browning to pages. Breaking Revisited’, A.L. Shillinglaw, Red Cricket 1903-1923’ A.W. Pullin. to spine paper. G £30/50 Rose Books 2003, green quarter Leeds 1924. Minor foxing otherwise leather limited edition 9/100 signed good £15/25 49 460 ‘South African Cricket 1919-1927. A 465 ‘New Zealand Cricket 1841-1914’. 471 Cricket histories. A good selection of complete record of all first-class T.W. Reese. Christchurch 1927 and hardback books including ‘History of South African cricket since the war’. ‘New Zealand Cricket 1914-1933’. Leicestershire C.C.C.’ E.E. Snow M.W. Luckin. Johannesburg 1927. T.W. Reese. Auckland 1936. Both in 1949, ‘New Zealand Cricket 1914- Original green boards. Some staining original cloth covers. Both volumes 1933’, Vol II, T.W. Reese, Auckland to boards, ex library, front end paper with very minor bumping and 1936. ‘History of Kent County pasted down otherwise in good staining to boards, otherwise Cricket’, edited by Lord Harris, condition £50/80 good/very good condition. Ex-libris London 1907, ‘The History of Radley Auty Collection, stamp to front end College 1847-1947’, A.K. Boyd 461 Cricket club histories. ‘The Eton paper and library index number to Oxford 1948 and ‘The Paddock that Ramblers Cricket Club’, Philip spine £100/150 Grew’, Keith Dunstan, Melbourne Norman 1928. ‘The History Of The 1988 with dustwrapper. Mixed Hampstead Cricket Club’, F.R.D’O. 466 ‘How We Recovered the Ashes’. P.F. condition, generally good. Qty 18 Monro 1949. ‘Records, Recollections Warner. London 1904. An account £30/50 & Reminiscences of Leek Cricket’, of the 1903-04 M.C.C. tour of Tom Tipper 1925. ‘Annals Of The Australia. Original decorative cloth 472 Cricket histories. A good selection of Free Foresters’ W.K.R. Bedford & covers. Covers a little worn hardback books including W.E.W. Collins 1895. ‘Greenock otherwise in good condition ‘Middlesex County Cricket Club Cricket Club Records’ T.C. Riddell £30/40 1921-1947. Vol III’, N. Haig, London 1937. ‘The Leicester Ivanhoe Cricket 1950, ‘South African Cricket 1927- 467 ‘History of Cambridge University Club’, J.R. Gimson, R.W.N. Russell & 1947 Volume III’, L. Duffus 1947, ‘A Cricket Club 1820-1901’. W.J. Ford. R.G. Waddington 1923. The latter History of Gloucestershire County London 1902. Rebound in green three books ex library. Generally Cricket Club 1870-1948’, Canynge boards with a laid down photograph good condition. Qty 6 £40/60 Caple, Worcester 1949 and ‘The of the author and his signature on History Of The Hampstead Cricket 462 Cricket books. ‘Chats On The piece to the facing page. Ex Club’, F.R.D’O. Monro 1949 with Cricket Field’, W.A. Bettesworth, Marlborough College library. Wear dust wrapper. Mixed condition, London 1910. ‘Seventy-One Not to boards and some foxing to generally good. Qty 19 £30/50 Out. The Reminiscences of William internal pages otherwise generally Caffyn’, edited by ‘Mid-on’, London good condition £25/35 473 Gloucestershire C.C.C. biographies 1899. ‘Lord’s And The M.C.C.’, Lord and histories. A collection of 468 ‘The Book of Cricket. A Gallery of Harris & F.S. Ashley -Cooper, London hardback books including ‘W.G. Famous Players’. C.B. Fry. London 1920. Generally good condition. Qty Cricketing Reminiscences & Personal 1899. Leather bound. Ex M.C.C. 3 £40/60 Recollections’, W.G. Grace, London library with bookplate. Covers worn 1899, ‘The Memorial Biography of 463 School cricket. ‘Public Schools and front cover detached otherwise W.G. Grace’, London 1919, Cricket 1901-1950’. W.N. Roe. Max generally good condition. Sold with ‘Cricket’, W.G. Grace, Bristol 1891 Parrish, London 1951. ‘Light’ fading ‘Cricket of Today and Yesterday’ and ‘A History of Gloucestershire to spine and boards, red ink mark to volumes I and II (two copies), one in County Cricket Club 1870-1948’, edge of spine, minor breaking to original bindings and ‘A Portfolio of Canynge Caple, Worcester 1949. internal rear hinge, otherwise in Cricket Prints. A Nineteenth Century Mixed condition, generally good. good+ condition. ‘The Elevens of Miscellany’. Introduction and Notes Qty 12 £20/30 Three Great Schools 1805-1929’. by Irving Rosenwater. London 1962. W.R. Lyon. Spottiswoode, Ballantyne Original pictorial covers. Some 474 Autobiographies, Instructional and & Co, Eton 1930. ‘Light’ fading to faults, mixed condition £30/40 University cricket. A collection of spine and boards, small loss to top of mainly hardback books including 469 ‘The Book of Cricket- A New Gallery spine otherwise in good condition. ‘Oxford v Cambridge at the Wicket’, of Famous Players’. C.B. Fry. Editor. £25/35 P.H. Warner & F.S. Ashley-Cooper, London 1899. A complete set of London 1926, ‘Winchester College 464 Club histories. ‘History of Cambridge sixteen individual weekly issues. Cricket’, E.B. Noel, London 1926, University Cricket Club 1820-1901’. Original pictorial wrappers. ‘The History of Tonbridge School’, S. W.J. Ford. London 1902. Original Illustrated. Good condition £30/50 Rivington, London 1910 and ‘Ex decorative cloth. Covers and spine a 470 ‘The Book of Cricket- A New Gallery Oriente Salus. A Centenary History little soiled.Foxing and age toning of Famous Players’. C.B. Fry. Editor. of Eastbourne College’, V.M. Allom, throughout. G. ‘History of the London 1899. Complete set of 1967 with dustwrapper. Mixed O.U.C.C.’. G. Bolton. Oxford 1921. sixteen individual weekly issues. condition, generally good. Qty 31 Small tear to top of spine otherwise Original pictorial wrappers. £30/50 in good condition. Sold with ‘A Illustrated. Some faults, generally History of Worcestershire County 475 Pre-World War II cricket. A collection good condition. Sold with ‘Cricket of Cricket Club 1844-1950’, W.R. of mainly hardback books including Today and Yesterday’ volumes I and Chignell, Worcester 1950 and ‘The Walkers of Southgate: A II in original bindings and a further ‘Warwickshire County Cricket Club. Famous Brotherhood of Cricketers’, copy of volume I, rebound. Some A History’, Edgell & Fraser, W.A. Bettesworth, London 1900, faults, mixed condition £30/40 Birmingham 1946, both books in ‘The Book of the Two Maurices. good condition. Qty 4 £40/60 M.C.C. team Australasia 1929/30’. 50 M.J. Turnbull & M.J.C. Allom, runs. For Australia, Gregory made scored with 76 & 161, Hobbs London 1930, ‘The Hambledon 64, Ransford 45 and Macartney took making 100 in the second innings. Cricket Chronicle 1772-1796- 7-58 in the first innings, Armstrong For Australia, Mailey had match Including the Reproduction of the made 45, Cotter took 5-38 and figures of 9-266 Minute & Account Books of the Macartney 4-27 in the 2nd innings 482 England v Australia 1938. Official Club’. F.S. Ashley Cooper. London giving him match figures of 11-85. decorative silk scorecard produced to 1924, ‘Oxford v Cambridge at the For England, Sharp made 61 and commemorate the match played at Wicket’, P.H. Warner & F.S. Ashley- Tyldesley 55 in the first innings and Trent Bridge, 10th, 11th, 13th & Cooper, London 1926, ‘The Fight for Barnes took 6-63 in the second 14th June 1938. The scorecard with the Ashes 1928/29’, M.A. Noble, innings printed heading to top and match London 1929, ‘Great Batsmen. Their 479 England v Australia 1909. Official details below. Scorecard printed by Methods at a Glance’, G.W. Beldam decorative silk scorecard produced to Richards of Nottingham. Minor & C.B. Fry, London 1905 and ‘The commemorate the match played at stains to top and bottom not Turn of the Wheel. MC.C. Team Manchester, 26th-28th July 1909. affecting printed area, otherwise in Australia 1928/29’, P.G.H. Fender, The scorecard with printed heading very good condition £60/80 1929. Some faults, mixed condition, to top and match details below. generally good. Qty 22 £40/60 The match was drawn. For England, Slight horizontal creases and minor Paynter made 216no, Barnett 126, 476 Pre-World War II cricket. A collection fraying to top and bottom borders Compton 102 & Hutton 100 in their of mainly hardback books including otherwise in good/very good innings of 658-8 dec. For Australia, ‘Nottinghamshire Cricket and condition £100/150 McCabe made 232 in the first Cricketers’, F.S. Ashley Cooper, The match was drawn. For Australia, innings and Bradman 144 & Brown London 1923, ‘The Fight for the Laver took 8-31 in the first innings. 133 Ashes in 1926’, P.F. Warner, London In the second innings Ransford 1926, ‘The Fight for the Ashes in 483 England v Australia 1938. Official made 54, Macartney 51 and 1930’, P.F. Warner, London 1930, decorative silk scorecard produced to Trumper 48. For England, Barnes ‘By-laws Concerning District Cricket. commemorate the match played at took 5-56 and Blythe 5-63 in the Season 1938-39’ and ‘Autographed Trent Bridge, 10th, 11th, 13th & first innings and Spooner made 58 in Sketches of the 1930 Australian 14th June 1938. The scorecard with the second innings Cricketers’, drawn from life by printed heading to top and match Laurence East, London 1930, 480 England v Australia 1909. Official details below. Scorecard printed by paperback with original pictorial decorative silk scorecard produced to Richards of Nottingham. Very good wrappers. Some faults, mixed commemorate the match played at condition £60/80 condition, generally good. Qty 27 the Kennington Oval, 9th-11th The match was drawn. For England, £40/60 August 1909. The scorecard with Paynter made 216no, Barnett 126, printed heading to top and match 477 Tour books 1950s to present. A Compton 102 & Hutton 100 in their details below. Some horizontal collection of twenty eight mainly innings of 658-8 dec. For Australia, creases and minor fraying to top and tour books sold with ‘Best Cricket McCabe made 232 in the first bottom borders, minor foxing Stories’, E.W. Swanton, London innings and Bradman 144 & Brown otherwise in good/very good 1953 signed ‘Jim Swanton’ to laid 133 condition £100/150 down label, ‘ in the Frame. 484 England v Australia 1953. Official 150 Years of Cricket Photography’, The match was drawn. For Australia, decorative silk scorecard produced to P. Eagar, London 1992 with Bardsley top scored with 186 & 130 commemorate the match played at dedication and signature by Eager to and Cotter took 6-95 in the first the Kennington Oval, 15th-21st title page and three boxes innings. For England, Rhodes top August 1953. The larger format containing over 100 general cricket scored with 66 & 54 and in the first scorecard with printed heading to books. Some faults, mixed condition, innings Sharp made 105, Fry 62 and top and match details below. generally good. Qty 131 £30/40 Carr took 5-148 Scorecard printed by Surrey C.C.C. CRICKET SCORECARDS, 481 England v Australia 1926. Official Printing Dept. Framed and glazed in PROGRAMMES, MAGAZINES ETC decorative silk scorecard produced to very good condition £40/60 commemorate the match played at 478 England v Australia 1909. Official The match was won by England by 8 the Kennington Oval, 14th-18th decorative silk scorecard produced to wickets to take the Ashes series 1-0, August 1926. The larger format commemorate the match played at the first four tests being drawn. For scorecard with printed heading to Leeds, 1st-3rd July 1909. The Australia, Lindwall top scored with top and match details below. scorecard with printed heading to 62, for England Bailey made 64 in Mounted, framed and glazed, very top and match details below. Slight the first innings, Lock and Laker minor staining otherwise in very horizontal creases and some fraying taking 6 and 5 wickets in the match good condition £50/70 to top and bottom borders otherwise 485 England v Australia 1961. Official in good/very good condition The ‘timeless test’ match was won decorative silk scorecard produced to £100/150 by England by 289 runs to clinch the commemorate the match played at Ashes 1-0. For England, Sutcliffe top Australia won the match by 126 the Kennington Oval, 17th-22nd

51 August 1961. The larger format 489 Middlesex v Surrey 1893. Official The match was drawn. With Notts scorecard with printed heading to decorative silk scorecard produced to bowled out for 163 in the first top and match details below. commemorate the match played at innings, Lowry made 121, Page 109 Mounted, in very good condition Lord’s, 22nd-24th June 1893. The & Kerr 93. For Notts, in the second £40/60 scorecard with printed heading to innings G. Gunn made 149no, top and match details below. Minor Hardstaff 110, Keeton 75 and Voce The final match in the Ashes series horizontal creases, slightly irregular 52no was drawn, with Australia winning trimming to right hand border the series 2-1. For England, May 493 Nottinghamshire v South Africans otherwise in very good condition made 74 & Barrington 53 in the first 1924. Official decorative silk £80/100 innings, with Subba Row making scorecard produced to 137 and Barrington 83 in the Middlesex won the match by 79 commemorate the match played at second. For Australia, Burge made runs after following on with Trent Bridge, 14th-16th May 1924. 181, O’Neill 117 and Booth 71 Stoddart making 125 & O’Brien 113 The scorecard with printed heading in a second innings opening stand of to top and match details below. 486 Gloucestershire v Somerset 1921. 228 Scorecard printed by Richards of Official decorative silk scorecard Nottingham. Minor fraying to produced to commemorate the 490 Nottinghamshire v Kent 1935. borders otherwise in very good match played at Bristol, 30th July - Official decorative silk scorecard condition £40/60 2nd August 1921. The scorecard produced to commemorate the with printed heading to top and match played at Trent Bridge, 18th, Nottinghamshire won the match by match details below. Mounted in 20th & 21st May 1935. The three wickets, For the South photographers mount, minor marks scorecard with printed heading to Africans, Nourse top scored with 52 and age toning otherwise in top and match details below. & 147no and Pegler took 5-47 & 4- good/very good condition £50/70 Scorecard printed by Richards of 47. For Notts, Barratt took 5-59 in Nottingham. Small tear to left edge the first innings and in the second Gloucestershire won by 1 wicket otherwise in very good condition innings J. Gunn made 89no and G. with Parker taking all ten dismissals £40/60 Gunn 58 in Somerset’s first innings, ending with match figures of 13-157 Notts won the match by 189 runs. 494 Surrey v Lancashire 1956. Official For Notts, Heane mode 116, Harris decorative silk scorecard produced to 487 Middlesex v Gloucestershire 1892. 82 and G. Gunn 79 in the first commemorate the match played at Official decorative silk scorecard innings while Staples had match the Kennington Oval, 29th-31st produced to commemorate the figures of 8-66. For Kent, in the first August 1956. The larger format match played at Lord’s, 9th-11th innings Fagg made 82, and in the scorecard with printed heading to June 1892. The scorecard with second innings Ames made 128, top and match details below. printed heading to top and match Ashdown 58 and Freeman took 5-48 Scorecard printed by Surrey C.C.C. details below. Minor horizontal Printing Dept. Mounted, framed and creases and minor foxing otherwise 491 Nottinghamshire v Lancashire 1931. glazed. VG £40/60 very good condition £80/100 Official decorative silk scorecard produced to commemorate the The match was abandoned after Middlesex won the match by an match played at Trent Bridge, 22nd, Surrey were bowled out for 96 with innings and 102 runs. For 24th & 25th August 1931. The Tattersall taking 6-32 for Lancashire Gloucestershire (with both W.G. & scorecard with printed heading to in the first innings, winning the E.M. Grace opening the batting), top and match details below. County Championship for Surrey Radcliffe scored 82 in the first Scorecard printed by Richards of innings, W.G. Grace 72 in the 495 Surrey v Warwickshire 1957. Official Nottingham. Excellent condition second innings. For Middlesex, Scott decorative silk scorecard produced to £40/60 top scored with 224 in their only commemorate the match played at innings of 523 The match was drawn. For the Kennington Oval, 31st August - Lancashire, Hopwood took 7-90 in 2nd September 1957. The larger 488 Middlesex v Kent 1931. Official the first innings. For Notts, G. Gunn format scorecard with printed decorative silk scorecard produced to made 117 in their only innings heading to top and match details commemorate the match played at below. Scorecard printed by Surrey Lord’s, 22nd, 24th, & 25th August 492 Nottinghamshire v New Zealand C.C.C. Printing Dept. Mounted, 1931. The scorecard, laid down to 1937. Official decorative silk framed and glazed in very good card, with printed heading to top scorecard produced to condition £40/60 and match details below. Excellent commemorate the match played at condition £40/60 Trent Bridge, 19th, 21st & 22nd June The match was won by Surrey by 1937. The scorecard with printed and innings and 70 runs with Kent won the match by 200 runs. heading to top and match details Warwickshire being bowled out for For Kent, Ashdown top scored with below. Scorecard printed by Richards under 100 runs in both innings. 121 & 103 and Freeman had match of Nottingham. Minor water stain Surrey winning the County figures of 13-154. For Middlesex, over half the scorecard otherwise in Championship. For Surrey, Stewart Hendren top scored with 82 & 69 very good condition £40/60 top scored with 103 and Lock had

52 match figures of 10-60 despite De Silva top scoring for Kent XI vs Commonwealth Team 15th- with 112 17th October 1949 and ‘An India XI’ 496 Derrick Robin’s XI, 1975. Official vs Commonwealth XI 17th-21st scorecard for Derrick Robin’s XI vs 503 The Cricketer Magazine. Bound February 1950. Rare. G/VG £40/60 President’s S.A. Invitation XI signed volume numbers I to IX, 1922-1928. by eleven players including Tolchard, All issues bound in original 509 George Duckworth, Lancashire & Radley, Jenner, Shepherd etc. File publishers green boards. Volume I England. Official programme for A holes otherwise G £20/30 with worn boards, nick to spine, Furness XI vs Mr George broken front internal hinge and first Duckworth’s XI, Barrow-in-Furness 497 Surrey v Nottinghamshire 1957. few pages detached. All other 14th July 1946. Sold with another Original scorecard for the match volumes in good/very good programme titled A Furness XI vs played 3rd-5th August 1957 signed condition. Qty 8 £40/60 Duckworth’s XI, but internally lists by twenty two players. Surrey teams for Furness and Washbrook signatures include Jepson (Captain). 504 The Cricketer Magazine. An almost XIs. Also a printed leaflet of Millman. Dooland, Goonesena, complete run of individual copies of ‘Outstanding Performances and Notts signatures include E. Bedser, A. the magazine, unbound, with issues Records’ between Yorkshire and Bedser, Laker, Lock, Stewart, from 1923/24 to 1929/30 (volumes Lancashire, 1849-1949 compiled by Barrington etc. Light creasing 3 to 10 inclusive), 1934/35 to E.R. Wilson. G/VG £20/30 otherwise in good condition £30/40 1938/39 (volumes 15 to 19) and 1949/50 to 1956/57 (volumes 30 to 510 Australian tour of England 1938. 498 Kent C.C.C. scorecards. A compre - 37). Missing just fourteen issues Original laundry advertising leaflet hensive collection of scorecards for from the run and some annuals, featuring head and shoulders images County Championship, Cup some years and issues duplicated. of the the members of the touring Competitions, Sunday Leagues, Sold with some further odd copies party. Title ‘Australia’s Cricket Test visiting touring teams and other first from the 1940s, 1960s and 1970s. Team. Well laundered sportswear class matches involving Kent from Some wear and loss to some issues gives confidence. Send us your 1969-1998. Qty approx 350. G but generally in good condition cricket & tennis flannels and ladies £30/50 £100/150 sports frocks. Overall 19”x10”. 499 England ‘Rebel’ tour of South Africa, Advertisement a little wrinkled with Sold with a detailed spread sheet of 1982. ‘Official’ commemorative fold creases and with some loss to the run cover featuring S.A.B. English Team left edge not affecting main content, and South African Cricket Union 505 The Cricketer Magazine. A run of otherwise in good condition for its logos, signed by twelve members of bound copies of the magazine from age £40/60 the South African team including 1921 (Volume I) to 1939 (Volume CRICKET CERAMICS, METALWARE van der Bijl, Pollock, Richards, Rice, XX) inclusive, duplicate copies of ETC Kirsten, Le Roux etc G/VG £25/35 Volume 4 (one incorrectly bound as Volume III) and Volume V, missing 511 W. Storer, Derbyshire & England. 500 England Cricketers 1985. 1926 (Volume XII) and 1938 ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown Commemorative cover issued by the (Volume XIX). Twelve in original circular lapel button/badge, issued Royal Air Force to celebrate the 50th publisher’s bindings, the majority by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) anniversary of the first flight of the bound without original wrappers in 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 Bristol ‘Britain First’ on 12th April green boards. Generally good 1985. The cover signed by eighteen 512 E. Wainwright, Yorkshire & England. condition. Qty 20 £100/150 past England players including ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown Dexter, Edrich, Close, Cowdrey, 506 John McKenzie. Collection of book circular lapel button/badge, issued Trueman, Subba Row, A. Bedser, E. catalogues from number 19 (Part 3) by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) Bedser etc G/VG £30/50 to 168, incomplete, with three other 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 ‘special’ catalogues. Qty 150. G 501 Don Bradman. ‘100th Anniversary 513 J. Phillips, Middlesex & first class £30/50 Australian Test Match’ commemo - umpire. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia rative cover dated 10th October 507 Cricket magazines. Three boxes of brown circular lapel button/badge, 1980, signed by Bradman. Laid international cricket magazines issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) down to paper otherwise good including ‘N.Z. Cricketer’ 1967-70 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 condition £30/40 (Qty 23), ‘The Cricket Player, New Phillips was best known as an Zealand’ 1974 -1980 (Qty 84), ‘The 502 Aravinda De Silva, Sri Lanka. umpire and, in particular, for his part West Indian Sportsman’ 1954 (Qty Commemorative cover issued to in stamping out ‘throwing’ among 4), and a large quantity of modern celebrate the Benson & Hedges Cup bowlers Australian magazines, annuals, Final played at Lord’s on 15th July reports etc. Qty 150. G £25/35 514 A.E. Stoddart, Middlesex & England. 1995. Stamped ‘Aravinda De Silva. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown Man of the Match. Kent Cricket 508 Commonwealth XI to India circular lapel button/badge, issued Club’ and signed by De Silva. VG 1949/50. Programme for Holkar XI by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) £15/25 vs Commonwealth XI played 21st- 1897/98. Rare. Tiny blue ink blemish 24th October 1949. Sold with Lancashire beat Kent by 35 runs otherwise VG £40/50 official scorecards for Western India

53 515 N.F. Druce, Surrey & England. Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) 1901/02. Larwood etc. Badges in generally ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown Rare. VG £40/50 good condition. The booklet is split circular lapel button/badge, issued down the fold and and has a tear to 526 T. Hayward, Surrey & England. by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) one edge and is rather worn ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 otherwise in fair condition. Rare circular lapel button/badge, issued £150/250 516 T. Hayward, Surrey & England. by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown 1901/02. Rare. VG £40/50 535 W.G. Grace pipe 1895. Vulcanite circular lapel button/badge, issued cricket pipe with ‘Grace head’ pipe 527 W.G. Quaife, Warwickshire & by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) bowl, lacking stem. Stamped England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia 1897/98. Rare. Tiny blue ink blemish ‘W.G.G. ET.47. A.D. 1895’. brown circular lapel button/badge, otherwise VG £40/50 ‘Centuplico’. ‘Made abroad’. 4” issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) long. Lacking cricket ball stand to 517 K.S. Ranjitsinhji, Sussex & England. 1901/02. Rare. Minor blemish to base, signs of use, minor chips to rim ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown lower rim otherwise VG £30/40 of bowl otherwise good condition circular lapel button/badge, issued 528 C. Robson, Middlesex, Hampshire & £30/50 by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 536 Cricket pipe. Early clay pipe with brown circular lapel button/badge, cricketer in batting pose and bat, ball 518 T. Richardson, Somerset, Surrey & issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) & stumps motifs to sides of bowl. 5” England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia 1901/02. Rare. VG £40/50 long. Small chip to rim of bowl brown circular lapel button/badge, 529 A.C. MacLaren, Lancashire & otherwise good condition £30/50 issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 537 ‘Out first ball’. Kinsella 5.5” brown circular lapel button/badge, caricature spill vase of a young boy 519 G.H. Hirst, Yorkshire & England. issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) with bat with broken wickets. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown 1901/02. Rare. VG £40/50 Printed title below wickets and bat. circular lapel button/badge, issued 530 L.C. Braund, Surrey, Somerset & ‘Copyright’ to base. Good condition by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia £100/150 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 brown circular lapel button/badge, 538 Australia 1953. Royal Worcester 520 J. Briggs, Lancashire & England. issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) bone china plate produced by the ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown 1901/02. Rare. VG £40/50 factory to commemorate the circular lapel button/badge, issued 531 C.P. McGahey, Essex & England. Australian tour of England in 1953. by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown The plate bears the reproduction 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 circular lapel button/badge, issued printed signatures in gold of the 521 J.R. Mason, Kent & England. by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) Australia touring team visiting ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown 1901/02. Rare. VG £40/50 Worcester for the opening match of circular lapel button/badge, issued the tour. Signatures include Hassett, 532 J.T. Brown, Yorkshire & England. by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) Morris, Lindwall, Benaud, Johnston, Sepia brown with red rim, blue inner 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 Harvey etc. The plate measures border, circular lapel button/badge, approx 10.5” diameter with 522 A.C. MacLaren, Lancashire & issued by Merritt & Hatcher c1900. signatures in gold to centre with England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia Minor age toning, lacking metal pin decorative gold edging to rim. To brown circular lapel button/badge, and slight rusting to metalwork reverse is the Royal Worcester mark issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) otherwise good condition. Rare with title ‘Australia Touring Side. 1897/98. Rare. VG £40/50 £40/50 England 1953’. Rare. Very good 523 J.T. Tyldesley, Lancashire & England. 533 Button badges M.C.C players 1930s- condition £130/160 ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown 1940s. A collection of twelve mono These commemorative plates were circular lapel button/badge, issued circular lapel button/badges. Badges first produced and issued in 1938 by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) include W. Edrich, Voce, Hammond, and continued until 1973. Each 1901/02. Rare. Staining to lower Evans, A. Bedser, Hutton, Compton plate was limited in number by the third of image otherwise G £25/35 etc. Qty 12. All complete with metal factory to about 50-60, one given to pins. G/VG £30/50 524 A.F.A. Lilley, Warwickshire & each member of the team and a few England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia 534 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1928/29. made available to specialist brown circular lapel button/badge, Full set of sixteen Nelson Lee collectors issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) souvenir badges of members of the 539 New Zealand 1973. Royal Worcester 1901/02. Rare. Minor staining to M.C.C. team with original colour bone china plate produced by the lower left rim otherwise G £30/40 souvenir booklet issued to keep the factory to commemorate the New badges. The badges include 525 S.F. Barnes, Warwickshire, Zealand tour of England in 1973. Chapman, Jardine, Hammond, Lancashire & England. ‘Famous The plate bears the printed Mead, Leyland, Sutcliffe, Freeman, Cricketers’. Sepia brown circular signatures in gold of the New Tate, Hobbs, Tyldesley, Hendren, lapel button/badge, issued by Zealand touring team visiting

54 Worcester for the opening match of 543 Alphabet cricket plate. 19th Century 551 Keith Miller, Australia. Stainless steel the tour. Signatures include earthenware circular ‘Alphabet’ 7oz hip flask engraved ‘J.P.G.’s XI Congdon, G.Turner, Parker, Collinge, child’s plate with cricket scene to Wormsley 1996’, presumably Hadlee, Pollard, Howarth etc. The centre, transfer printed in various presented to Miller by Getty. Sold plate measures approx 10.5” colours within the letters of the with a certificate of authenticity diameter with signatures in gold to alphabet to rim. 7.5” diameter. signed by Miller’s son Robert Miller. centre with decorative gold edging ‘Staffordshire, England’ stamped to VG £200/300 to rim and inscription ‘New Zealand verso. Minor chipping to edge of The initials ‘J.P.G.’ are those of John Cricket Team 1973. Worcester, 30th plate otherwise in good condition Paul Getty, 1932-2003, the wealthy April’. To reverse is the Royal £50/70 American-born British philan - Worcester mark. Rare. Very good 544 ‘The Bowler’. H.J. Wood ceramic thropist. condition £100/150 toby jug in white glaze of the Previously sold by Leski Auctions of 540 India 1952. Royal Worcester bone bowler. 7” tall. Very good condition Melbourne in December 2006 as china plate produced by the factory £25/35 part of the Keith Miller collection of to commemorate the Indian tour of 545 Large original Staffordshire figure of Cricket Memorabilia England in 1952. The plate bears the a cricketer holding a ball, wearing a reproduction printed signatures in 552 Keith Miller, Australia. Crown Crystal blue cap, pink cravat and orange gold of the India touring team glass ashtray in the shape of the belt, with stumps and blazer to visiting Worcester for the opening outline of Australia with removable either side. Repair to top half of match of the tour. Signatures include glass lid, approx 6” wide. Inscribed figure otherwise fair/good condition. Hazare, Roy, Gaekwad, Manjreka, in gold ink to the lid ‘With Best Xmas 13.5” tall £50/100 Ghulam Ahmed etc. The plate Wishes from Crown Crystal Glass measures approx 10.5” diameter 546 Cricket bag. Small crested china 2nd Test Sydney 30th November with signatures in gold to centre cricket bag with colour emblem for 1951’. Sold with a certificate of with decorative gold edging to rim. ‘St Leonards’. Florentine China ware. authenticity signed by Miller’s son To reverse is the Royal Worcester Approx 4.5” long. G/VG. Plus ‘The Robert Miller. VG £50/70 mark with title ‘India Touring Side. Right Spirit’ transfer printed 4” jug Previously sold by Leski Auctions of England 1953’. Rare. Very good with boy cricketers to one side and Melbourne in December 2006 as condition £100/150 ‘Teachers Whisky’ to the other. part of the Keith Miller collection of Made by Dudson Bros, Hanley. 541 Pakistan 1962. Royal Worcester Cricket Memorabilia G/VG £40/60 bone china plate produced by the 553 Lancashire C.C.C. Silver tie pin in the factory to commemorate the 547 Maurice Tate, Kent & England. shape of a cricket bat with Pakistan tour of England in 1962. Sandland tankard and saucer. The ‘Lancashire C.C.C.’ to back of bat. The plate bears the reproduction saucer with a transfer image of Tate Hallmarked, London 1966. VG printed signatures in gold of the in bowling pose, the tankard with a £15/25 Pakistan touring team visiting matching image to one side and ‘Old Worcester for the opening match of Father Time’ to the other and gold 554 Cricket medals. A bronze medal the tour. Signatures include Javed lustre to rims and handle. Tankard 4” inscribed ‘East Dereham Cricket Club Burki, Hanif Mohammad, Mushtaq tall, saucer 4.5” diameter. Staining to Winners of Norfolk Senior League Mohammad, Intikhab Alam etc. The the inside, base and one side of the 1905 G.W.Hart Lest We Forget’ with plate measures approx 10.5” tankard, light crazing to glaze of cricket scene to verso. 1.75” diameter with signatures in gold to saucer, otherwise good condition diameter. Sold with another medal centre with decorative gold edging £30/50 inscribed ‘Birmingham Cricket Club’ to rim and inscription ‘Pakistan with coat of arms. G £25/35 548 W.G. Grace. Large Sandland ashtray Cricket Team-1962 Worcester May with transfer printed image of Grace 555 Cricket trophy. Metal (possibly 2nd’. To reverse is the Royal in batting pose to centre. 8.5” pewter) trophy decorated to the cup Worcester mark. Rare. Very good diameter. VG £25/35 with cricketer in batting pose condition £100/150 surrounded by floral motifs and 549 W.G. Grace. Large oblong Sandland 542 Bob Taylor, Derbyshire & England. mythical characters around the cup ashtray with transfer printed image Earthenware mug produced for base. The stem featuring two angled of Grace in batting pose to centre. Taylor’s Testimonial Reception held cricket bats. Maker’s mark to 9”x6”. G/VG £25/35 at Chatsworth, 1981. Sold with a underside, Rogers Smith & Co, Spode fine bone china plate to 550 Jack Hobbs. New Hall transfer Meriden. Small dents and wear to commemorate Staffordshire C.C.C. printed 7.5” jug with oval portrait of cup and rim, lacking plinth otherwise winning the Minor Counties Hobbs coming out to bat to one side fair condition £40/60 Championship, Eastern Counties and crossed bats, stumps and ball to 556 M.C.C. Tour to Australia & New Division Championship and the the other, green lustre to rim and Zealand 1946/47. Silver plated cup M.C.C. Trophy, 1993. G/VG handle on a white ground circa inscribed ‘M.C.C. Team to Australia £20/30 1930. Very small chip to rim and 1946-47 From Wally and Rupert’ slight crazing otherwise in good and stamped ‘1 Pint’. Presented to condition. Rare £200/300

55 Dick Pollard who was a member of including Mason, Blythe, Hardinge, 1877 by SPY. Framed and glazed. the Ashes touring party. Maker’s Woolley, Dillon, Carr etc. County Overall approx 11”x16”. Very minor stamp to base ‘Gladwin Ltd emblem and motto to top border, ageing otherwise good/very good Sheffield. “Embassy” Hard Soldered title to lower border. Published by condition £70/100 2867 .47’ G £70/100 Mockford, Tonbridge. Laid down to 568 Vanity Fair. Collection of four paper with wear and staining and Each member of the touring party original colour chromolithograph’s of some retouching to title text. Rare was presented with a cup by Wally cricketers by Sir Leslie Ward ‘Spy’ £80/120 Hammond (Captain) and Rupert published by The Vanity Fair Howard (Manager). Dick Pollard 562 The Noble Game of Cricket, 1787. magazine. Prints are L.H.C. Palairet played in one test on tour against An early oval hand coloured ‘Repton, Oxford and Somerset’, E. New Zealand in which he took 3-73, engraving of a cricket match in Wynyard ‘Hampshire’, F.S. Jackson the match ending in a draw progress in the grounds of a country ‘A Flannelled Fighter’ and P.F. house with the title ‘Representation Warner ‘Plum’. Framed and glazed 557 Wills medal. A ‘Wills Award. Man of of the Noble Game of Cricket as overall approx 16”x10”. Some the Match’ metal medal with star played in the celebrated Cricket Field staining otherwise in good condition. emblem. Probably Indian. Date & near White Conduit House 1787’, Sold with seven reproduction Vanity player unknown. VG £20/30 artist unknown. Mounted framed Fair prints of Grace, Bonner (2), CRICKET PRINTS & PAINTINGS and glazed, overall 14.5”x13.5”. Jephson, Lord Harris, Spofforth and Small damage to top left corner of Lord Dalmeny £60/80 558 Lord’s Taverners. ‘The Old Tavern artwork not affecting the main Lord’s’, Jack Russell, 1993. Large 569 Vanity Fair prints. Two original image and minor general ageing. limited edition 4223/500 print of a Vanity Fair colour chromolithographs G/VG £70/100 view of the Old Tavern, with a of Lord Harris ‘Kent’ 16th July 1881 fielder standing in the outfield and a 563 No lot by Spy, and A.E. Stoddart ‘A big large crowd in attendance. The print hitter’ 9th July 1892 by Stuff. Small 564 ‘Joseph Guy of Nottingham’. is signed by the artist Russell, Sir pin hole to top edge of Stoddart Nottinghamshire & All England XI. John Mills and Sir Harry Secombe, print, players’ names inscribed in Large original coloured lithograph both past President of Lord’s pencil to lower border otherwise published by John Corbet Anderson Taverners and Denis Compton. both prints in good/ very good and Frederick Lillywhite on the 2nd Mounted framed and glazed, overall condition £50/70 April 1853. Mounted. Overall 24.5”x26”. Ex £60/90 14”18.5”. Minor foxing otherwise in 570 Vanity Fair prints. Two original 559 ‘England v Australia, Centenary Test, good condition. Excellent image Vanity Fair colour chromolithographs Lord’s 1980’. Arthur Weaver 1980. £120/160 of K.L. Hutchings ‘A Century Maker’ Large colour limited edition print of 14th August 1907 by Spy, and H. 565 M.C.C. cricket prints. Oleographic the Test at Lord’s. Number 656/850. Lyttleton ‘English Cricket’ 20th cricket prints entitled ‘Cricket at Signed to lower border by eleven September 1884 by Ape. Player’s Moulsey Hurst’ (37 x 75cm), and cricketers who have captained name inscribed in pencil to lower ‘Cricket at Eton’ (46 x 53.5 cm). England against Australia. Signatures border of Lyttleton, tears to edges Framed. Scratch to the surface of are May, Smith, Cowdrey, Hutton, and small loss to corners of Cricket at Eton and minor faults to Allen, Illingworth, Wyatt, Brown, Hutchings otherwise in good gilding on frames otherwise in good Dexter, Yardley and Denness. Also condition £40/60 condition. Qty 2 £30/50 signed by the artist. Framed and 571 Cricket posters. A large Cornhill glazed. Approx 34”x26” overall. These prints were part of a limited Insurance Test Series poster for the G/VG £50/70 edition of five hundred produced England v India series in 1979 from the original pictures that are 560 ‘’. Fanny Rush 2005. featuring a colourful illustration of housed at Lord’s Large colour limited edition print of an Indian batsman playing a shot to Warne tossing a cricket ball. Number 566 ‘Cricket at Lord’s in 1822’. Coloured the leg side with the title ‘We’re in 38/600. Signed to lower border by print published by the Leadenhall for an Indian Summer’, 30”x40”. Warne and the artist. Framed and Press, 1894, mounted, framed and Also an M.C.C. poster advertising glazed. Approx 30”x44” overall. VG glazed, overall 30”x25”. Sold with a the one day match M.C.C. v Rest of £50/70 large framed and glazed modern the World XI played at Lord’s 18th reproduction print of ‘The Cricket July 1998. Sold with a smaller poster The original oil painting by Fanny Match, Tonbridge School’ and a with colour illustrations of Ian Rush was commissioned by the small original oil caricature of a red- Botham in action and international M.C.C. to hang in the Long Room, faced, rotund cricketer in the blue test grounds with a listing of only the third portrait of an cap by, signed by the artist ‘Crox’. Botham’s Test match record and a Australian to do so, the other two Qty 3 £30/50 signed team sheet for the being Bradman and Miller International Wanderers 1975, 567 William Gilbert Grace. 561 ‘Kent County. Champions, 1906, signatures include Close, Barlow, I. Gloucestershire & England 1865- 1909’. A large printed montage of Chappell, Greig, Tolchard etc. G/VG 1908. Vanity Fair colour chromolith - postcard images of Kent players £30/50 ograph of Grace. ‘Cricket’. July 9th

56 572 ‘The Cricket Match, between Sussex twenty five years in the Yorkshire Light your pipe, old boy and puff to and Kent at Brighton’. W.H. Mason, Evening Post making ‘Kester’ a well the success of the South for if that 1849. Large original hand coloured known figure in the Leeds area. wire had been late in reaching me engraving. Framed and glazed. Dodgson died in 1953, aged 80 i’de have used the match myself & Approx 43”x32” overall. Some then where would the South have 577 J.H. Dodgson. ‘Yorkshire Evening ageing and slight damage otherwise been?’. The decision of the Post’ cartoonist 1900/1920’s. Two in good condition £70/100 Middlesex v Surrey match on satirical original pencil cartoons Tuesday August 31st 1920 was very 573 , Yorkshire C.C.C. An drawn by Dodgson, using his open to suspicion’. Large and original oil painting of Trueman in his pseudonym ‘Kester’, one featuring impressive original pen and ink bowling delivery stride with the ‘Yorkshire Tyke’. Both appear to caricature/ cartoon artwork by artist spectators seated in the background relate to the Triangular Test series of Amos Ramsbottom. The cartoon by artist M. Coombs, signed by the 1912 between England, Australia depicts the Surrey man (Hitch?) artist. Mounted, framed and glazed, and South Africa. One cartoon handing Patsy Hendren a match box overall 15”x18”. Ex image£100/150 features a kangaroo in conversation with one match protruding and a with a lion, the other a lion wearing 574 Cricket painting. An original telegram announcing that a South African blazer with a leaping watercolour painting of a batsman Lancashire had won their game, kangaroo in the background executing a pull shot with a wicket both man holding pipes. The watched on by ‘The Tyke’. Each keeper in the background, on a cartoon, signed by Amos and dated cartoon is drawn on pages distinctive orange background. 1920, measures 10.5”x15”. measuring 5”x8”. Odd nicks and Dated 22nd December 1974. Signed Mounted, framed and glazed. folds otherwise in good condition by the artist, name indistinguishable. Excellent image. Good condition £60/80 Mounted, framed and glazed, £120/160 overall 24”x19”. Ex £30/50 England won the series by winning Middlesex beat Surrey by 55 runs to four of the six matches 575 Cricket in Dublin. A very large win the County Championship, original modern oil painting on 578 ‘Bravo! Derby. On Tuesday, July 15th Surrey came third. For Middlesex, canvas of a cricket scene, with a 1919. Derbyshire defeats the Skeet and Lee both scored centuries, match in progress to the foreground, Australian I.F. (Imperial Forces) by 36 Stevens took six wickets in the church, houses and trees to the runs, this being the ‘Aussies’ first match. For Surrey, Sandham made background, believed to be in defeat by a County’. Large and 167 & 68 and Fender took five Dublin, unsigned. Very colourful and impressive original pen and ink wickets in the match. Lancashire bold brushwork. Framed, 54”x43” caricature/ cartoon artwork by artist beat Worcestershire by nine wickets overall. VG £200/300 Amos Ramsbottom. The cartoon to come second depicts the Derbyshire Captain, 576 J.H. Dodgson. ‘Yorkshire Evening 580 ‘The Corner Stone of English Leonard Oliver, sitting on a stool Post’ cartoonist 1900/1920’s. Two Cricket’. Lt. Col. The Hon. Gerald with an Australian cricketer over his satirical original pencil cartoons French D.S.O. Original watercolour knees with a cricket stump raised in drawn by Dodgson, using his artwork by artist The Earls of Ypres the air and about to spank him. The pseudonym ‘Kester’, and featuring produced for the dustwrapper of the cartoon, signed by Amos and dated the ‘Yorkshire Tyke’. ‘The Annual cricket book ‘The Corner Stone of 1919, measures 11”x15”. Mounted. dual between the Red and White English Cricket’, describing the Excellent image. Good condition Roses has begun’ featuring the charm and ancient traditions of club £120/160 Yorkshire and Lancashire roses cricket, written by French and duelling with swords and ‘A Derbyshire beat the Australians by published in 1948 by Hutchinson & correspondent that players & 36 runs. For Derbyshire, Southern Co of London. The water colour umpires would be keener to re- top scored in the 2nd innings with shows a cricket scene of a batsman commence the game after rain if 43, Horsley taking 12 and Morton 7 standing in an ‘I Zingari’ red, yellow they made to sit or stand among the wickets in the game. For the and black hooped cap and matching spectators instead of remaining in Australians, Trenerry top scored with blazer with fellow players, umpires, comfortable pavilions’ showing two 69, Murray 54 and Gregory took 9 marquees, flags, sight screen, trees players, one of whom appears to be wickets in the match and church spire to background. Lord Hawke, seated with legs in Titles in black and red ink to main Amos Ramsbottom, 1889-1967, stocks. One cartoon signed ‘Kester’. image. Signed ‘Y’ by Ypres to lower applies his artistic talent to produce Each cartoon is drawn on pages right hand corner. The watercolour cartoons and caricatures measuring approx 5”x9”. Odd nicks measures 14”x22”. Mounted, representing sporting incidents and folds otherwise in good framed and glazed, overall 1910-1930. His work was published condition £50/70 21.5”x31.5”. A truly unique piece of in the “Evening Chronicle” amongst artwork by Ypres. Horizontal crease Dodgson, using his pseudonym other publications to lower part of artwork otherwise ‘Kester’, and featuring the ‘Yorkshire 579 ‘The Match that was Given Away. good/ very good condition. Sold Tyke’ giving a forthright Surrey: The match is of no use to me. with a first edition 1948 copy of the commentary on local affairs for Read the telegram & you’ll see why. ‘The Corner Stone of Cricket’ with

57 original dustwrapper showing the published artwork. Slight wear and loss to dustwrapper extremities otherwise in good condition £600/900 Gerald French (1883-1970) played two First Class matches for the M.C.C. and twenty matches for Devon in the Minor Counties Championship. John Richard Lowndes French, 2nd Earl of Ypres (1881-1958), older brother to Gerald French, was the son of the British field marshal and the first commander of the British Expeditionary Force in World War I, Sir John French. He followed his father by joining the army and he served with the Royal Field Artillery but his military career was cut short following a riding accident. French was also a talented artist, something which did not endear him to his father.

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