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Cricket Memorabilia Society Postal Auction Friday 9 CRICKET MEMORABILIA SOCIETY POSTAL AUCTION FRIDAY 9th JULY 2021 Lot 345 1 CRICKET MEMORABILIA SOCIETY POSTAL AUCTION CLOSING AT NOON 9th JULY 2021 Conditions of Postal Sale The CMS reserves the right to refuse items which are damaged or unsuitable, or we have doubts about authenticity. Reserves can be placed on lots but must be agreed with the CMS. They should reflect realistic values/expectations and not be the “highest price” expected. The CMS will take 7% of the price realised, the vendor 93% which will normally be paid no later than 6 weeks after the auction. The CMS will undertake to advertise the memorabilia for auction on its website no later than 3 weeks prior to the closing date of the auction. Bids will only be accepted from CMS members. Postal bids must be in writing or e-mail by the closing date and time shown above. Generally, no item will be sold below 10% of the lower estimate without reference to the vendor. Thus, an item with a £10-15 estimate can be sold for £9, but not £8, without approval. The incremental scale for the acceptance of bids is as follows: £2 increments up to £20, then £20/22/25/28/30 up to £50, then £5 increments to £100 and £10 increments above that. So, if there are two postal bids at £25 and £30, the item will go to the higher bidder at £28. Should there be two identical bids, the first received will win. Bids submitted between increments will be accepted, thus a £52 bid will not be rounded either up or down. Items will be sent to successful postal bidders the week after the auction and will be sent by the cheapest rate commensurate with the value and size of the item. Postage and packaging will be paid by the successful postal bidder. Successful bidders should aim to pay quickly, so that accounts with vendors can be settled. The CMS will be responsible for the items sent for auction while they are in the possession of the CMS. A list of prices realised at an auction will be published on the Society’s website. Remember - it is the only cricket auction with no buyer’s premium – and postage is charged at cost! If you would like a photograph of any item for which there is not an illustration, please contact Roger Pease 01543 263711or [email protected]. In the absence of a room auction there are several higher priced items in this auction which carry reserves, thus the 10% below bottom estimate clause (above) may not apply. Bid up, not down! 2 CMS POSTAL AUCTION – JULY 2021 1. Signed Official Team Sheet England Tour to Pakistan and New Zealand 1977/78. The signatures of the players are Brearley, Boycott, Botham, Downton, Cope, Edmonds, Gatting, Hendrick, Lever, Miller, Old, Randall, Roope, Rose, Taylor and Willis. The sheet is also signed by Barrington (Tour Manager), Thomas (Asst. Manager/Physio.) and Saulez (Scorer). The sheet is clean, crease free and in overall very good condition. It was previously owned by Ken Barrington. Est. £15/20 2. Signed Official Team Sheet England Tour to New Zealand and Pakistan. 1984. The signatures of the players are Willis, Gower, Botham, Cook, Cowans, Dilley, Foster, Fowler, Gatting, Lamb, Marks, Randall, Smith, Tavaré and Taylor. The sheet is also signed by Pigott who, in an emergency, played in the 2nd Test v New Zealand. Alan Smith (Tour Manager), Gifford (Assistant Manager) and Thomas (Physiotherapist) have also signed. The sheet is clean, crease free and in overall very good condition. Est. £15/20 3. Signed Team Sheet of the Sri Lankan Tourists to New Zealand 1991.The signatures of the players are Ranatunga, Aravinda De Silva, Asoka De Silva, Gurusinha, Hathurusinghe, Jayasuriya, Kaluwitharane, Labrooy, Madurasinghe, Ramanayake, Ratnayake, Tillekeratne, Warnaweera, Wickremasinghe and Wijegunawardene.The sheet is clean, crease free and in overall very good condition. The signatures are on an A4 Sheet of Auckland Cricket Association notepaper. Est. £10/15 4. Derbyshire Signatures. A signed sheet (20 x 13cm.), attached to an autograph book page, of twelve Derbyshire players from 1939: Mr. R.H.R. Buckston, George Pope, T.B. Mitchell, W. Copson, H. Elliott, A. Rhodes, D. Smith, L.F. Townsend, Mr. T.D. Hounsfield, A.V. Pope, C. Gladwin and A.E. Alderman. The signatures are in pencil and some are faint but still legible. Est. £10/15 5. Hampshire Signatures. A signed page from an autograph album of eleven Hampshire players from around 1953: Eagar, Rayment, Pitman, Blake, Gray, Barnard, Canning, Hill, Burden, Bailey + one unidentified. The page is clean and crease free; two of the signatures are laid down. Est. £10/15 6. Extensively Signed B&H Final Programme 1979 for the match between Essex and Surrey. The Essex signatories are Fletcher, Acfield, Denness, Gooch, Hardie, Lever (2), Lilley, McEwan, Philip, Pont (2) and Turner (2). The Surrey signatories are Knight, Butcher, Clarke, Clinton, Howarth, Intikhab Alam, Jackman, Lynch, Pocock, Richards, Roope (2), Smith, Thomas and Wilson. The signatures are to the appropriate pen portraits. The centre pages of the programme are loose but that apart it is in very good condition. Est. £10/15 7. Signed Test Tussles On and Off the Field by D.K. Darling. An excellent copy of the book by the son of Joe Darling, Captain of the 1902 Australian team, signed by him and dedicated by the Author “To John Arlott Esquire with the Compliments of D.K. Darling 5-3-70”. This is a detailed and well informed book about the early days of Australian cricket published in 1970 in Tasmania. Est. £15/20 8. Souvenir Programme of The Barbados Cricket League 1971 UK Tour. A twelve page brochure signed to pen portraits by 15 of squad including Captain/Coach Charles Griffith. It includes a full list of fixtures, virtually a match every day for a month across the country. Sold with a programme for the “Blackstone Franks” International Cricket Festival played at The Perigueux Club de Cricket, St Astier, France September 1994 France/Spain/Portugal and a Sir Colin Cowdrey Select XI were represented and in addition to Sir Colin Cowdrey in his capacity of Manager his team contained his son Christopher, 3 C.M.J., Allan Lamb and Derek Underwood. Two scarce items of memorabilia in very good condition. Est. £10/15 9. Programme Charity Cricket Match Wales XI v An International XI played at Colwyn Bay August 1982 in aid of the Wales Branch of the National Trust. Signed to the autograph page by 11 players including Rohan Kanhai, Raja Venkatrahnan, Ezra Moseley, Alan Stimpson, Neville Daniels (Natal), Russell Thompson (Queensland) and Shahid Mahnoob plus scorecard. Sold with a booklet 100 Years of Cornwall Cricket by Michael Williams published 1995 64 pages signed by 7 Middlesex players, Gatting, Emburey, Johnson, Carr, Pooley, Harrison and Frazer and 10 of Cornwall (?). Both items are in very good condition. Est. £10/15 10. 1997 Lord’s Test Scorecard Signed by Former Players. The signatories are Peter Richardson, Tony Pigott, Doug Walters, Colin McDonald (2), Chris Broad, Grahame Corling, Alan Davidson, Eric Russell, David Allen, Greg Matthews and C.D. Gopanath (India). The card is in very good condition. Est. £15/20 11. 1998 Lord’s Scorecard for Triangular Tournament Final Signed by Former Players. The signatories are Chris Broad, Colin Cowdrey, John Snow, Trevor Bailey, Peter Parfitt, Alec Bedser, Peter Richardson, Donald Carr, Tony Lewis, David Steele, Doug Insole, John Edrich, Mike Denness, John Lever, Derek Randall, David Gower, John Warr, Keith Andrews and Barry Richards. The card is in very good condition. Est. £20/25 12. 1999 Lord’s Test Scorecard Signed by Former Players. The signatories are Clive Radley, Alec Bedser, Tom Graveney, Eric Bedser, Eric Russell, Doug Insole, Bob Taylor, John Jameson and Butch White. The card is in very good condition. Est. £15/20 13. Nottinghamshire Autographs. Twenty-six signatures on white labels A.R. Adams, J.A. Afford, G.F. Archer, J.D. Bond, M.N. Bowen, K.E. Cooper, M.A. Crawley, M.P. Dowman, K.P. Evans, P.J. Franks, A. J. Harris, M.J. Harris, S.B. Hassan, P. Johnson, M.J. Lumb, S.J. Mullaney, M. Newell, W.M. Noon, R.A. Pick, P.R. Pollard, C.M.W. Read, R.T. Robinson, C.E. Shreck, R.J. Sidebottom, G.J. Smith and R.A. White. All the labels are clean and crease free with clear signatures neatly identified. Est. £10/15 14. Surrey Autographs. Eighteen signatures on white labels J.N. Batty, D.J. Bicknell, M.P. Bicknell, N.D. Doshi, G.S. Clinton, J.W. Dernbach, M.A. Feltham, R.J. Hamilton-Brown, A. Harinath, R. Harman, R.D.V. Knight, K. T. Medleycott, M. Morkel, M.R. Ramprakash, I.D.K. Salisbury, J.D. Ratcliffe, C.M. Walker and D.M. Ward. All the labels are clean and crease free with clear signatures neatly identified. Est. £10/15 15. Pakistan Autographs. Seventeen signatures on cards Abdul Qadir, Abdour Rehman, Iftikhar Anjum, Imran Khan, Khalid Wazir, Mahmood Hussain, Mohammad Abbas, Mushtaq Mohammad, Nasir Jamshed, Saeed Ajmal, Salah-Ud-Din, Shakeel Ahmed Snr., Wazir Mohammad, Shafqat Rana, Yasir Shah, Younis Ahmed and Hanif Mohammad. All the cards are clean and crease free with clear signatures neatly identified. Some of the signatures are laid down to the card. Est. £15/20 16. West Indian Autographs. Twenty-one signatures on cards E. Achong, J.C. Adams, C.E.L. Ambrose, K. Brathwaite, J.H. Cameron, S.C. Chanderpaul, R. Chase, M. Cummins, K.A.
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