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Catalogue 51 Moran Cricket Collectibles Proprietors: Martine & Tony Moran Dealing in Assistants: Bridie & Tess Moran * Books, periodicals * Wisdens * Badges PO Box 226 * Cigarette & trade cards Gunnedah * Postcards NSW 2380 * Autographed items Australia * Photographs & prints * Assorted cricketana CATALOGUE 51 Phone: (02) 6742 7022 Email: [email protected] Website: morancricket.com Terms, conditions and information # We accept Mastercard, Visacard and AmEx. For Catalogue 51, there is no credit card surcharge. We also accept payment by cheque or money order, bank deposit or Paypal. Please send payment or credit card details with your order. Goods will be held for two weeks on a telephone order, pending payment. For established customers, written confirmation of a telephone order with credit card details is not necessary. # Prices in Catalogue 51 supersede those for similar items in earlier catalogues. Moran Cricket Collectibles does not charge GST. # Telephone calls are welcome from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm. If we are not able to take calls, the answering machine is usually on and you are welcome to leave a message. # Customers in Australia are asked to include $25 for postage. Postage is charged at cost, to a maximum in Australia of $25. Change will be sent in the form of a cheque if postage is less than $25 or if goods are out of stock. Overseas postage is charged at cost. # While goods are sent as soon as possible after payment is received, Australian customers are requested to allow up to three weeks for delivery. Overseas postage times vary according to mode (Sea or Air) and destination. # If customers feel that items purchased are incorrectly described in the catalogue, the items should be returned within two weeks for a full refund. # Books are hard-covered unless otherwise described. If a book has a dustwrapper, it is listed with the notation dw. # Measurements given are horizontal by vertical in cm # The following abbreviations are used: exc - excellent vg - very good g - good fg - fairly good f - fair p - poor ib - illustrated boards pb - paperback hb - hardback v - very sl - slight(ly) ch - chipped o/w - otherwise p, pp - page(s) ed. - edition, editor l.e. - limited edition ex-lib - ex-library book c. - about SBC - Sportsmans Book Club RU - Readers Union Pav - Pavilion col - coloured b/w - black & white h/s - head & shoulders mag - magazine comp. - compiler(s) # If you change your address, please let us know. If you have not purchased from the last three catalogues but still wish to receive the next catalogue, please advise us. # If you would prefer to receive catalogues by email rather than ordinary mail, or would like to be kept up to date with new publications, please send us your email address. 2 Moran Cricket Collectibles Catalogue 51 Contents Page Section 4 Biographies and Autobiographies 8 Collected Biographies 9 Tours and Tests 12 History 16 Miscellaneous Books 19 Annuals 23 Cigarette and Trade Cards and Badges 26 Prints, Posters and Photographs 28 Autographed Photographs 32 Coming Soon 3 Biographies and Autobiographies 1. Bill Alley, Standing the Test of Time, 1999, exc, dw, signed by Alley on title page $55 2. Bill Andrews, The Hand that Bowled Bradman, 1974 (SBC), vg, ch.dw $14 3. John Benaud, Matters of Choice, 1997, pb, mint $12 4. Richie Benaud, On Reflection, 1984, exc, dw $10 5. Tino Best, Mind the Windows, 2016, mint, dw $40 6. Dickie Bird, My Autobiography, 1997, mint, dw $28 7. David Boon, Under the Southern Cross, 1996, vg, dw, signed by Boon on title page $45 8. David Boon, In the Firing Line, 1993, pb, mint $14 9. Brian Booth & Paul White, Booth to Bat, 1983, pb, signed by Booth with gift inscription on the fly-leaf, vg $32 10. Allan Border, An Autobiography, 1986, vg, v.sl.ch.dw $15 11. Ian Botham & Peter Roebuck, It Sort of Clicks, 1986, pb, mint $8 12. Patrick Eagar, Botham, 1985, g, v.sl.ch.dw $10 13. David Doust, Ian Botham: The Great All-Rounder, 1981, pb, vg $6 14. Don Mosey, Botham, 1986, exc, dw $17 15. Bill Bowes, Express Deliveries, 1950, fg-g $27 16. Neville Cardus, Autobiography, 1947 (1st ed.), g $15 17. Peter Wynne-Thomas, Arthur Carr: The Rise and Fall of Nottinghamshire’s Bodyline Captain, 2017, pb, mint $25 18. Stephen Chalke, Tom Cartwright: The Flame Still Burns, 2007, vg, dw, signed by Cartwright and Chalke on the half-title page $55 19. Adrian McGregor, Greg Chappell, 1985, g-vg, dw $14 20. Adrian McGregor, Greg Chappell, 1990, pb, g-vg, signed by Chappell on title page $30 21. Ian Chappell, Chappelli: Ian Chappell’s Life Story, 1976, vg, dw $17 4 22. Ewen Chatfield and Lynne McConnell, Chats, 1988, g, dw, inscribed and signed by Chatfield on the title page $33 23. Andrew Hignell, J.C. Clay: His Record Innings-by-Innings, ACS Famous Cricketers No. 9, 1991, 70 pp, vg $12 24. Chris Cowdrey and Jonathan Smith, Good Enough?, 1986, vg, dw, inscribed and signed by Cowdrey on the title page $43 25. Colin Cowdrey, Time for Reflection, 1962, fg-g, sl.ch.dw $17 26. Alan Davidson, Fifteen Paces, 1963, g, sl.ch.dw, signed by Davidson on the title page $42 27. Wesley Hart, C.S. Dempster: His Record Innings-by-Innings, ACS Famous Cricketers No. 35, 1997, 53 pp, vg $12 28. A.B. de Villiers, A.B. de Villiers: The Autobiography, 2016, pb, mint $35 29. David Jenkins, Ken Eastwood: A Life in Cricket, 2008, 16 pp, pb, bottom corner torn off back cover, signed by Jenkins and Eastwood on the title page $25 30. Michael Burns, Endean: A South African Sportsman in the Apartheid Era, 2017, mint, dw $45 31. Godfrey Evans, The Gloves Are Off, 1960, vg, dw $19 32. Jack Fingleton, Batting from Memory, 1982, g-vg, dw $22 33. Chris Gayle, Six Machine: I Don’t Like Cricket, I Love It, 2017, pb, mint $25 34. Adam Gilchrist, True Colours: My Life, 2008, exc, dw $22 35. David Gower, Gower: The Autobiography, 1997, exc, dw $20 36. Richard Hadlee, At the Double: The Story of Cricket’s Pacemaker, 1985, exc, dw $20 37. Richard Hadlee, Rhythm and Swing, 1989, g-vg, dw, signed by Hadlee on title page $42 38. Neil Harvey, My World of Cricket, 1963, g-vg, sl.ch.dw $20 39 Michael Richardson, Neil Harvey: His Record Innings-by-Innings, ACS Famous Cricketers No. 40, 1998, 50 pp, cover rubbed, o/w g $10 40. Neil Hawke, Bowled Over, 1982, vg, dw $20 41. A.C. MacLaren, The Perfect Batsman: J.B. Hobbs in Action, 1926, some splitting to back of spine and repair to inside front of spine, o/w fg $32 5 42. Ken Piesse and Aust CS, Brad Hodge: The Little Master, 2010, 50 pp pb, l.e. of 203, signed by Hodge and Piesse on the statement of limitation, vg $28 43. Swan Sport, Remembering Hookesy, 2004, vg $18 44. Merv Hughes, Merv: My Life and Other Funny Stories, 1990, pb, vg $6 45. Gerald Howat, Len Hutton: The Biography, 1990, pb, g $6 46. J.M. Kilburn, Len Hutton: The Story of a Great Cricketer, 1950, 32 pp 4to pb, g $8 47. Brian Trevor, Len Hutton: The World’s Greatest Batsman, 1951 48 pp 8vo pb, f-fg $5 48. Ivo Tennant, Imran Khan, 1994, mint, dw $24 49. David Frith, The Archie Jackson Story, author’s proof for l.e. of 1000; almost indistinguishable from the limited edition, with a small handwritten slip inserted at the title page, “Three or four errors / amendments to be made”, g $25 50. Jim Laker, Over to Me, 1960, g, sl.ch.dw $22 51. Brian Scovell, 19 – 90: Jim Laker, 2006, name & date on fly-leaf, o/w exc, dw $20 52. Harold Larwood & K. Perkins, The Larwood Story, 1982, pb, g- vg $13 53. Dennis Lillee, Back to the Mark, 1974, g-vg, sl.ch.dw $16 54. Dennis Lillee, My Life in Cricket, 1982, vg, dw $20 55. Dennis Lillee, Over and Out, 1984, g-vg, dw, inscribed and signed by Lillee on fly $42 56. John Ringwood, Ray Lindwall, 1995, pb, mint $22 57. Ken Mackay, Slasher Opens Up, 1964, g-vg, ch.dw $24 58. Rod Marsh, Gloves, Sweat and Tears: The Final Shout, 1993, pb, fg $4 59. Rod Marsh, You’ll Keep, 1975, g-vg, v.sl.ch.dw $11 60. Rod Marsh, You’ll Keep, as told to Ian Brayshaw, 1975, vg, sl.ch.dw, inscribed “To Eileen, Best Wishes, Rod Marsh” on the fly-leaf $40 61. Ian Brayshaw, Caught Marsh Bowled Lillee, 2001, revised edition, pb, g-vg $7 62. Peter May, A Game Enjoyed, 1985, vg, dw $21 63. Alan McGilvray, The Game Goes On, 1987, g, dw $8 6 64. Alan McGilvray, The Game is Not the Same, 1988, pb, g-vg $3 65. Jackie McGlew, Cricket for South Africa, 1961, g, v.sl.ch.dw, inscribed and signed by McGlew on the title page $48 66. R.S. Whitington, Keith Miller: The Golden Nugget, 1981, vg, dw $27 67. Peter Hartshorn, A.R. Morris: His Record Innings-by-Innings, ACS Famous Cricketers No. 22, 1994, 24 pp, g $12 68. Mushtaq Ahmed and Andy Sibson, Twenty20 Vision: My Life and Inspiration, 2006, g-vg, dw $22 69. Paul Nixon and Jon Coleman, Keeping Quiet: The Autobiography, pb, mint $28 70. Bill O’Reilly, “Tiger”: 60 Years of Cricket, 1985, vg, dw $25 71. Michael Parkinson, Sporting Fever, 1974, early foxing, bookplate, o/w g, sl.ch.dw $6 72.
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