DAY ONE

CRICKET MEMORABILIA

CRICKET EPHEMERA 7 Fixture booklets 1880/90’s. Original 1928 & 1930’. To the lower border booklets for Rusholme C.C. 1887, the printed names of the team 1 West Indies 1950. Official menu for Axminster C.C. 1889 and Royal including Eckersley, E. & R. Tyldesely, the British Sportsman’s Club Agricultural College C.C. 1893. Qty Paynter, McDonald, Iddon, luncheon given to the West Indies 3. G £40/50 Duckworth etc. Minor foxing to Cricket team in 1950. The luncheon borders otherwise in good/very was held at The Savoy Hotel, 8 South Africa tour of England 1951. good condition. Scarce £70/100 London on 18th April 1950. The ‘Bristol United Breweries’ Fixture menu with cartoon cover illustration card for 1939 listing the fixtures of 15* ‘Australia v India Gymkhana Club by Tom Webster. To inside pages, the South African tourists, 1917. ‘Souvenir in Commemoration poem by A.P. Herbert, menu and Gloucestershire and Somerset teams. of the Cricket Match between toasts. G £25/35 G £20/30 Australia v India Gymkhana Club played at Lord’s on Saturday August 2 West Indies 1950. Official menu for 9* Pickwick Cricket Club (Barbados) 11th 1917’. Fragile crepe paper the ‘The West Indian Club’ held in 1893. Original postcard with printed decorative serviette produced for the the Abraham Lincoln Room, Savoy detail for an ‘Extra-ordinary Meeting match with images of two cricketers Hotel, London on the 18th of the Pickwick C.C. will be held at to centre and title to top and teams September 1950. Sold with the Pavilion on Thursday 2nd printed beneath. Floral colour edging Cambridge University v West Indies November 1893’. Herbert Emtage to borders. Printed and published by 1950 brochure. £20/30 Hon Sec. Dated 30th October 1893. Burgess, Printer of York Place, Rare. VG £150/200 3 West Indies 1966. Official menu for Strand, London. The souvenir is a the British Sportsman’s Club The Pickwick Cricket Club have rare and unusual example in cricket luncheon given to the West Indies played cricket at the Kensington ephemera and the design is charac- Cricket team in 1966. The luncheon Oval, Barbados since 1882 teristic of the period and measures was held at The Savoy Hotel, approx 13”x13.5”. Mounted, London on 28th April 1966. The 10* England v Australia 1948. Original framed and glazed. Overall menu with cartoon cover illustration ticket for the match played at Old 22”x24”. Some foxing and minor by Roy Ullyett. To inside pages, Trafford on 8th-13th July 1948. G damage otherwise in good condition poem by A.P. Herbert, menu and £30/40 considering its age and fragility with toasts. G £20/30 11* England v Australia. Selection of colour reasonably strong. Rare item £200/300 4 India 1959. Official menu and tickets including 1953 with seating plan for the British ticket price flier, Headingley 1956 16 ‘The Laws of the Game of Cricket’. Sportsman’s Club luncheon given to and complimentary ticket for the c1744. Very early large silk the Indian Cricket team in 1959. The Gentlemen of England v Australia handkerchief with printed image of luncheon was held at The Savoy match played at Lord’s in August Hayman’s ‘Cricket in Marylebone Hotel, London on 21st April 1959. 1953. G £30/40 Fields’ to centre. ‘Jos. Ware, The menu with cartoon cover 12 Headingley 1970/80’s. Collection of Cranford Kent to lower border. illustration by Tom Webster. To tickets and passes for Test matches in Printed by Joseph Ware of Cranford, inside pages, poem by A.P. Herbert, the period. Includes 1981 ashes Kent, the handkerchief measures menu and toasts. Qty 2. G £20/30 series. G £30/40 approx 27.75” x 27.25”. Around the perimeter of this famous illustration 5 India 1967. Official menu for the 13 ‘ 364’. Two official tickets are the oldest existing printed Laws British Sportsman’s Club luncheon for the England v Australia 5th Test of Cricket and date from 1744. The given to the Indian Cricket team in match played at the Oval on the laws are written in cursive script and 1959. The luncheon was held at The 20th-24th August 1938. The two they describe a game quite different Savoy Hotel, London on 24th April ticket are for Monday, 22nd August, to modern cricket, overs consisted of 1967. The menu with cartoon cover England finished on 634-5 with four balls, there was no ‘leg before illustration by Roy Ullyett. To inside Hutton 300no at close of play on the ’ rule and there was no pages, poem by A.P. Herbert, menu Monday, he went on to make 364, a restrictions on the size of the bat. and toasts. Vertical fold otherwise in then record individual score. Odd Some minor marks, wear otherwise good condition £18/25 faults, generally good condition in good/very good condition. A very 6 West Indies tour of England 1939. £40/60 rare and early item of cricketing ‘Bristol United Breweries’ Fixture 14 Lancashire 1931. Linen history £1000/1500 card for 1939 listing the fixtures of handkerchief, 17”x17”, with printed There are examples of this the West Indian tourists, image of the Lancashire team with handkerchief in both the Lord’s and Gloucestershire and Somerset teams. title to top ‘Lancashire County Melbourne museums and they are Minor wear otherwise in good Cricket Club Season 1931’ and referred to in ‘Treasures of Lord’s’. condition £40/60 ‘Champion County 1926, 1927, Tim Rice. London 1989 (page 62)

5 and Glorious Innings: Treasures from (Tasmanian Edition’ dated 25th and New Zealand teams including the Melbourne Cricket Club October 1930. With full length front Reid, Scott, Rabone, Hadlee, Scott, Collection’. Richard Bouwman. page article on Bradman with large Compton, G.O. Allen, Mann, Evans, Hawthorn, Victoria 1987 (page 10) headline to top and full length image Young, Bedser etc. Additionally of Bradman below. Full length article signed to front cover by artist Tom 17 Richard ‘Dick’ Pollard, Lancashire & suggesting Bradman’s possible move Webster. Five further signatures of England 1933-1950. Selection of to England to play if the Australian additional guests to rear cover of touring and Benefit items comprising Board try to discipline him for menu. Vertical fold, some age toning an official M.C.C. Christmas card for ‘money-making activities’ whilst to covers otherwise in good the Australian and New Zealand tour abroad. G/VG £40/60 condition £70/100 of 1946/47, a menu card for a Dinner held by the New Zealand 23 Cricket ephemera. Selection of 27 West Indies 1950. Official menu for Cricket Council to honour the mainly modern ephemera including the British Sportsman’s Club M.C.C. team in Christchurch 1947, England scorecards, menus, tickets, luncheon given to the West Indies signed by Pollard, a menu card for letters, Somerset press photographs Cricket team in 1950. The luncheon his Testimonial Dinner 1949 with a 1980/2000, Some items signed was held at The Savoy Hotel, original caricature of Eric Thompson including Gooch, Lamb, Hadlee, London on 18th April 1950. The with various signatures of guests and brochures, club histories etc. Sold menu with cartoon cover illustration officials to cover and reverse of with set of ‘World Cup 1999’ pin by Tom Webster. To inside pages, menu, a further small Testimonial badges in presentation box and six poem by A.P. Herbert, menu and brochure, an invitation to a function cricket mugs. G £30/50 toasts. The menu page signed in ink held by ‘World Sports’ on the by ten of the West Indies team occasion of the Opening of the 24 Minor Counties v West Indies 1966. including Weekes, Stollmeyer, Olympic Games 1948 and a Official poster, scorecard and press Walcott, Pierre, Williams, Gomez, scorecard for the Nottinghamshire v cutting for the match played at Marshall, Christiani etc and Bill Voce. Lancashire match played in 1936. Lakenham, Norwich on the 23/24th The back cover signed in ink by Qty 6. G £70/100 June 1966. Sold with a wrestling A.Gilligan, D.R. Jardine, F.R. Brown, leaflet for the Theatre Royal, Griffiths, N. Yardley and P. Mead. 18 . Kent & England. Two 80th Norwich. G £15/25 Additionally signed to front cover by Birthday menus for Dinners held by artist Tom Webster. Vertical fold, the Club to mark the occasion. AUTOGRAPHED CRICKET EPHEMERA some age toning to covers otherwise Official Club Dinner held on the 3rd 25 Australia 1948. British Sportsman’s in good condition £100/150 December 1985 and ‘Supporters Club ‘Luncheon menu to The Club Dinner’ held on the 30th Australian Cricket Team 1948’. Held 28 India 1952. Official menu for the November 1985. Sold with four at the Savoy Hotel, London on 20th British Sportsman’s Club luncheon photographs of Ames with guests at April 1948. Illustrated cover by Tom given to the Indian Cricket team in one of the functions. G/VG £20/30 Webster with Kangaroo and M.C.C. 1952. The luncheon was held at The Savoy Hotel, London on 29th April 19 Cricket ephemera. Assortment cricketer. To inside pages, poem by 1952. The menu with cartoon cover including miniature cricket bat A.P. Herbert, menu and toasts. The illustration by Tom Webster. To signed by the West Indies team of menu signed to back cover in ink by inside pages, poem by A.P. Herbert, 1976 (17 signatures) and facsimile eight of the Australian team, menu and toasts. The rear cover signed M.C.C. 1958/59 miniature Bradman, Miller, Ring, McCool, signed in ink by eleven of the Indian bat, All India 1946 tour brochure Brown, Loxton, Tallon and team including Hazare, Manjreker, (Simpson), News Chronicle Cricket Hamence. Plus Tour Manager Keith Gopinath, Sen, Adhikari, Shinde, Annual 1946, M.C.C. Christmas card Johnson. Also signed by former Gaekwad, Umrigar etc. The inside 1979/80 (Underwood), scorecards Australian Test players, W.J. O’Reilly pages signed by F.R. Brown, W. etc. G £25/35 and J. Fingleton, M. Tate, H.D.G. Leveson-Gower, H. Bartlett etc. Howard, A.P.F. Chapman and A.P. 20* ‘A List of the Gentlemen Cricketers Additionally signed to front cover by Herbert. Additionally signed to front playing at Sevenoaks Vine 1781. The and artist Tom cover by artist Tom Webster. Some Duke’s Men v Sir Horace’s Men’. Webster. Nine further signatures of age toning to covers otherwise in Reproduction broadsheet for the additional guests to centre pages of good condition £80/120 match. 85”X11”. G/VG £20/30 menu. Vertical fold, some age toning 29 South Africa 1955. Official menu for 21* ‘Lion Ale-Bier’. Excellent South to covers otherwise in good the British Sportsman’s Club African free standing card condition £300/400 luncheon given to the South African advertising sign c1950/60’s for ‘Lion 26 New Zealand 1949. Official menu Cricket team in 1955. The luncheon Ale-Bier’. The sign depicts a lion for the British Sportsman’s Club was held at The Savoy Hotel, walking out to bat wearing a South luncheon given to the New Zealand London on 27th April 1955. The African cap with bat under his arm Cricket team in 1949. The luncheon menu with cartoon cover illustration and holding a bottle of Lion Bier and was held at The Savoy Hotel, by Tom Webster. To inside pages, holding a pint of Beir in the other London on 12th April 1949. The poem by A.P. Herbert, menu and hand. The sign measures approxi- menu with cartoon cover illustration toasts. The rear cover signed in ink mately 9”x10”. Generally good/very by Tom Webster. To inside pages, by Brian Johnston and the front good condition £50/70 poem by A.P. Herbert, menu and cover by artist Tom Webster. Vertical toasts. The menu page signed in ink fold, some age toning to covers 22 ‘£50 a Match for Bradman’. Original otherwise in good condition £30/50 copy of the ‘Truth’ newspaper by thirteen players from the England

6 30 New Zealand 1958. Official menu Hotel, Hollingbourne, Kent on the 39 Walter Reginald Hammond. for the British Sportsman’s Club 26th March 1975. The menu with Gloucestershire & England 1920- luncheon given to the New Zealand image of the team to front cover, 1951. Large display montage Cricket team in 1958. The luncheon menu, toast list etc. Mauve cord tie. comprising of a two page was held at The Savoy Hotel, Signed to inside front cover by handwritten letter and envelope London on 18th April 1958. The sixteen players and guests. from Hammond to his Wife dated menu with cartoon cover illustration Signatures include Fletcher, Greig, Torquay 1940, signed Wally, two by Tom Webster. To inside pages, Underwood, Willis, Ames, Willis, mono photographs of Hammond, poem by A.P. Herbert, menu and Arnold, Knott, Cowdrey, Bedser, two telegrams sent by Hammond toasts. The rear cover signed in ink Brian Johnston, N. Graham etc. dated 1939 and 1941 and a Century by nine players from the England G/VG £50/70 of Centuries commemorative plate and New Zealand teams including featuring Hammond. Framed and 35 Australian tour of England 1956. Compton, Doggart, W.Edrich, Reid, glazed. Overall approx 38”x30”. VG Official P&O souvenir tour brochure Harford, Cave, Miller etc plus Peter £80/120 West and the front cover by artist for the Australian tour of England. Tom Webster. Vertical fold, some Printed in Sydney. Pictorial green 40 Cricket letters. Two letters, one from age toning to covers otherwise in and gold covers with pen pictures, Pelham Warner, on M.C.C. headed good condition. Sold with a sepia fixtures, advertising to inside pages. paper dated June 1940, regarding an photograph of a group including Signed in ink to pen pictures by all application for membership ‘What and Joe Davis (Snooker) seventeen members of the times we live in!’ and the other from £40/60 Australian touring team. Signatures Freddie Brown whilst on the include I. Johnson, Benaud, Miller, 1956/57 tour of South Africa 31 West Indies 1957. Official seating Craig, Davidson, Harvey, Lindwall, regarding match tickets. Odd faults plan for the British Sportsman’s Club Wilson, Maddocks, McDonald etc. otherwise in good condition £25/35 luncheon given to the West Indies Good/very good condition Cricket team in 1957. The luncheon £150/200 41* William Gilbert Grace. Handwritten was held at The Savoy Hotel, short one page letter in black ink to London on 16th April 1957. Signed 36 Australian tour of England 1938. Mr May thanking him for a cheque to the front cover and inside page by Official ‘Australian XI English Tour which he received. Excellent Sonny Ramadhin. G £20/30 1938’ souvenir brochure for the tour signature of Grace. The letter written issued by ‘Orient Line R.M.S. on ‘London County Cricket Club, 32 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1954/55. Orontes 20,000 tons’. The brochure Crystal Palace’ letter head and dated Orient Line R.M.S. Orsova folding lists the members of the touring 29th July 1902. G £250/300 ‘Luncheon Menu’ signed to menu party, list of fixtures and biographies page by eighteen members of the with pen picture of each of the 42* Walter Hadlee, of New touring party including Hutton, members of the touring Australian Zealand 1949. Handwritten one Wardle, Graveney, Loader, Statham, team. The pen pictures have been page letter written on the tour of May, Tyson, Edrich, Evans, Cowdrey, individually signed in ink by the England in 1949 from ‘The Castle Simpson, Wilson etc. The menu, player featured. Fully signed with Hotel, Taunton’ and dated 6th June with colour cover featuring the ship seventeen signatures including 1949. Letter refers to the returning which took the M.C.C. team to Bradman, McCabe, Barnes, Brown, of some signed cards of the New Australia, is dated 27th September Fingleton, Hassett, McCormick, Zealand team and the return journey 1954. G £100/150 O’Reilly, Ward, Chipperfield etc. to New Zealand. VG £50/70 Some light wear to covers otherwise The informal luncheon was given on 43* Alfred Lyttelton. Cambridge in good/very good condition. board by the Commodore and University, Middlesex & England Signatures very good £300/500 Officers to the M.C.C. on their 1876-1887. Handwritten one page Australian tour 1954-1955 37 South African tour of England 1960. letter on Great College Street, ‘Cricketers from South Africa’, 1960 Westminster’ letterhead to 33 M.C.C. 150th Anniversary of the tour guide (Ross) signed by eleven ‘Lushington’. Letter refers to not . Official members of the touring party and being able to make an appointment Dinner menu for the M.C.C. 150th ‘The South Africa cricket tour of due to sitting as a Recorder to try Anniversary Dinner held at The 1960’, souvenir tour programme appeals in Oxford. The letter dated Savoy Hotel, London on 15th July signed by four members of the party. 18th April 1902 and nicely signed in 1937. Menu with borders in red and Signatures include Nourse, Goddard, ink by Lyttelton. G £120/160 gold attached with red and gold Griffin, Tayfield, Adcock, Waite etc. President of M.C.C. in 1898. Also ribbon with M.C.C. emblem and G £40/60 played for Worcestershire and titles to centre. Menu, wines and represented England at football in Toast list to centre pages. Signed to 38 W.E. Astill. Leicestershire & England. 1877 and played for Old Etonians in front cover by J.W. Hearne and Patsy Handwritten letter from Astill to the 1876 F.A. Cup Final. Lawyer & Hendren. Some foxing otherwise in Eileen and Dean Miller of Statesman and Colonial Secretary good condition £50/80 Leytonstone. Reference to Essex 1903-1905. He became an M.P. in cricket. Nicely signed by Astill and 34 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1974/75. later life dated June 1927. Sold with original Official ‘Welcome Back Banquet to envelope with Leicestershire C.C.C. the M.C.C. team’ menu for the 44* A.P.F. Chapman. Kent & England. printed at top. G £50/70 Banquet held at the Great Danes Handwritten second page of letter written on ‘James Buchanan & Co,

7 Whisky Distillers’ letterhead. Nicely 51* Edward Humphreys. Kent & Warne, Lamb, Akram, McGrath etc. signed by Chapman. G £50/80 England. Five letters to Humphreys, Mounted with title to top and image 1918-1928, regarding his of Marshall below. Framed and 45* . Yorkshire & appointment as Cricket Master at glazed. Overall 21.5”x17”. VG England. Handwritten one page of Uppingham School from Stanley £80/120 letter written on ‘Royal Crescent Christopherson and R.H. Owen. Hotel’ letterhead to a Mr Ball and The vendor purchased these Good content including reference to dated 18th July 1939. General autographs at the fund raising taking up a post in Jamaica dated content regarding the coming auction after the match 1924. Some folds, nicks to page season. Nicely signed by Sutcliffe. G edges, generally good £140/160 £100/150 58 Jack Hobbs. Selection of ephemera 52* Edward Humphreys. Kent & including a postcard size photograph 46* Don Bradman. One page England. Original passport of Hobbs in pose, signed to handwritten letter on Sir Donald application form for the purpose of face and to verso and dated 1935, Bradman headed paper. Dated 20th cricket coaching in Jamaica, dated press photograph of the Australian May 1987. He refers to the signing 1928. Signed twice by Humpheys. G bidding farwell in his last match v of a photograph and gives answers £60/80 Australia at the Oval 1934, Jack to various questions regarding his Hobbs Ltd advertising postcard, best innings, favourite ground, the 53 Autographed cricket ephemera. cheque stub signed to verso by Bodyline film etc. Signed in ink by Collection of signed items including Hobbs etc. G £40/60 Bradman. G £150/200 scorecards, brochures, booklets, cornhill cards (8), covers, autograph 59 Warwickshire ephemera etc. 47* Alexander J. Webbe. Middlesex & sheets etc. Signatures include the Selection including club letterhead England 1875-1900. Two page West Indies team 1991, South Africa signed by Peter Cranmer, caricature handwritten letter from Webbe to 1994, Glamorgan 1978, Botham, signed by Tiger Smith, Surrey v Pelham Warner dated 17th January Rhodes, Tyson, Sobers, McKenzie, Warwickshire scorecard 1920 1941. Signed in ink by Webbe. Very Laker, Statham, Milburn etc. Some (Surrey won by an innings and 239 good cricket content. G £100/150 unsigned items. Northamptonshire runs), Warwickshire membership cards 1940/60’s including 1951 48* R.M. Poore. Hampshire, Europeans interest. G £30/50 Championship winning season, (India) & South Africa 1892-1914. 54 Jack Sokell. Wombwell Cricket autographs of Scotland teams Two page handwritten letter from Lovers Society. Two files of letters playing Warwickshire 1965 and Poore to Pelham Warner dated 23rd and notes sent by cricketers, 1969, books, scorecards etc. G December 1936. Signed in ink by politicians, football managers, £30/40 Poore. Poore writes to congratulate celebrities etc in the 1990’s. G Warner on his encouragement of the £30/40 60* Signed cricket cards. Selection of M.C.C. out in Australia. By the date thirty one cards, mainly with player of this letter England had won the 55 W.G. Grace. Brown autograph picture all signed. Signatures include first two Tests, they lost the last three album containing various cricket Laker, Lock, Edrich, Pocock, and lost the series. Good cricket signatures including an ink signature Graveney, Greig, Dexter, Pullar, content. G £200/300 of W.G. Grace, laid down on piece to Valentine, Clift, Jesty, Richards etc. G album page. Plus c1930’s signatures £40/50 49* Carlo Pellegrini ‘APE’. One page India 1932 (19 signatures), Kent handwritten letter from the Vanity (12), Hampshire (4), Sussex (6), 61* England, Australia & other Test Fair artist (1839-1889), Pellegrini Northamptonshire (8) Jardine, players. Thirty five individual who painted the images of Bonnor, Duleepsinhji, Tate, Mead etc. Other signatures on pieces, cards etc. Lyttleton etc and used the signatures include Billy Cotton Band, Signatures include Allen, Archer, pseudonym ‘APE’ on his work. Ink Spots etc. Signatures mainly in Barnett, Bowes, Brown, Fishlock, Nicely signed by Pellegrini and dated pencil. Album disbound. Generally N.Harvey, W.Johnston, Headley, 24th July 1890. G £80/120 good condition £100/150 Hendry, Hole, Keeton, Larwood, Nourse, Redpath, Sellers, Taber, 50* Leslie Ward ‘Spy’. One page 56 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & Tyson, Walcott, Walters, Wyatt, handwritten letter referring to a England. Ink signature of Sutcliffe on Gunn (part) etc. £60/90 request for an autograph. Letter page. Mounted with colour image of headed Knightsbridge 7th May 1900 Sutcliffe. Framed and glazed. Overall 62* South African Test players. Twenty and nicely signed ‘Leslie Ward’ and 10.5”x8.5”. G £30/40 seven individual signatures on ‘SPY’. G £80/120 pieces, cards etc. Signatures include 57 Malcolm Marshall Memorial Game Bell, Crisp, Dalton, Endean, Leslie Ward, over a period of forty 2000. ‘Malcolm Marshall XI v Fullerton, McGlew, McLean, years, painted many of the caricature International P.C.A. Bunbury XI’ Mitchell, Nouse, Nupen, Pollock, prints for Vanity Fair magazine which played at H.A.C. Cricket Ground, Richards, Rowan, Siedle, Tayfield, included many prominent sporting London on 27th July 2000. Two Vincent, Wade etc. personalities including Cricketers, autograph cards signed by the £80/100 Fry, Hirst, Grace, Hawke, Jessop etc. respective teams from the match. He used the pseudonym ‘SPY’ on his Twenty four signatures including 63* India & Pakistan Test players. work Greenidge, V.Richards, Lara, Seventeen individual signatures on Kallicharran, King, Garner, Holding, pieces, cards etc. Signatures include Haynes, Walsh, Azharuddin, Langer, Armanath, Jahangir Khan, Engineer,

8 Pataudi, Ramshand, Umrigar, Butt, $3000 deposit and 10% of any sales Signatures include Page, Vivian, Sikhander, Ud-Din etc. £30/40 of the jigsaw. Sold with a similar Moloney, Wallace, Hadlee, Donnelly, contract for Ian Chappell, South Kerr, Weir etc. G £70/100 64* Cricket signatures. Selection of Australia & Australia. Original six signed cuttings of Phil Mead, 75* South Africa 1947. Headed paper page typewritten contract between Hardinge, Levett, Freeman, Allen, strip signed in ink by twenty Chappell and S.A.L. dated 14th May I.Johnson and Godfrey Evans. Sold members of the South African team 1980. Signed by Chappell in ink, also with ink signatures on snips of Jack in England. Signatures include signed by two Director’s of S.A.L. Hobbs and Andrew Sandham. G Melville, Nourse, Harris, Mann, The contract agreed to pay Chappell £30/40 Fullerton, Dawson, Mitchell, Lindsay, $3000 deposit and 10% of any sales Smith etc. The signatures of Nourse 65* Sydney Gordon Smith, Trinidad, of the jigsaw. G £30/50 and Dyer are duplicated. One Northamptonshire & West Indies 70 Kent 1867-1938. Black album signature laid down. G £60/80 1899-1906. Excellent ink signature containing twenty six signatures of on piece. G £20/30 76* Australia 1948. Official autograph cricketers, the signatures on pieces sheet for the Australian touring team 66 Cricket signatures 1960/80’s. Blue laid down to lower border of copy to England 1948. Nicely signed in ink autograph album signed by many photographs of the player. by all eighteen members of the party cricketers from the period. Signatures are C.I. Thornton, M.C. including Bradman, Harvey, Miller, Signatures include Randall, Benaud, Kemp, W.H. Patterson, F. Marchant, Hassett, Johnson, Toshack, Brown, Brearley, Cowdrey, Trueman, W. Rashleigh, G.J.V. Weigall, T.T.N. Morris, Hammence, Morris, Tallon, Greenidge, Wyatt, Gover, Perkins, C.J. Mordaunt, C.J. Burnup, Lindwall etc. Barnes hand stamped M.Marshall, Sobers, Dujon etc. R.N.R. Blaker, E. Humphreys, H.R. as usual. Light fold marks otherwise Mainly laid down to pages. Some Murrell, C.H.B. Marsham, W.J. in good condition £600/800 non cricket signatures. Some pages Fairservice, J.C. Hubble, A.P. Day, loose. G £25/35 L.H.W. Troughton, G.C. Collins, W.S. 77* M.C.C. 1956-57. Official autograph Cornwallis, W. Ashdown, R.T. Bryan, sheet for the M.C.C. tour of South 67 England ‘Ashes Winners’ 1953. C.H. Knott, J.A. Deed, W. Murray- Africa 1956-57. Fully signed in ink Selection of items including 30th Wood, R. Dovery and one other. The by seventeen members of the Anniversary reunion, NatWest Tower album nicely presented. Some early touring party. Signatures include 1983, photograph album containing signatures. G/VG £150/200 May, Insole, Compton, Cowdrey, photographs and team group, Laker, Statham, Tyson etc. Light fold original scorecard for the Oval Test 71 Sir Clive Wigram. M.C.C. 1897, marks otherwise in good condition match, signatures of many of the Europeans 1906/07. Ink signature £60/90 team incl Cowdrey, Trueman, laid down on piece. G £15/25 Dexter, Evans, Staham etc and a ADC to the Viceroy in India for may 78* West Indies tour of England 1957. booklet ‘The Test Matches of 1953, years, in 1910 appointed Assistant Official tour headed sheet signed by Swanton and three 1953 original Private Secretary to the King nineteen members of the touring scorecards, Australia v Middlesex, party. Signatures in ink include Australia v v Gents of England and 72* ‘International Test players’. Thirty Goddard, Walcott, Kanhai, Weekes, Middlesex v Surrey. G £60/80 two white headed cards each signed Worrell, Ramadhin, Sobers, Hall, by a Test player. Signatures include Atkinson, Smith etc. Small cameo 68 Doug Walters, New South Wales & Warne, McCosker, M. Waugh, pictures of the player attached to Australia. Original six page Pollock, Reid, Bacher, Kallis, Umrigar, sheet. G £60/80 typewritten contract between Ntini, Goddard, Jayasuriya, Aktar, Walters and S.A.L. dated 13th May 79* New Zealand tour of England 1958. Vaas, C. Lloyd, G £25/35 1980. Signed by Walters in ink, also Official ‘New Zealand Cricket signed by two Director’s of S.A.L. AUTOGRAPH SHEETS/ALBUM PAGES Council’ headed page fully signed in The contract agreed to pay Walters ink by all eighteen members of the $1500 deposit and 10% of any sales 73* Australian tour of England 1899. touring party including Reid, of the jigsaw. Sold with a similar Black autograph album containing Sutcliffe, Blair, Cave, Petrie, Ward, contract for Max Walker, Victoria & the excellent ink signatures of all MacGibbon etc. Light fold marks Australia. Original six page fifteen of the complete touring party otherwise in good condition. Rare in typewritten contract between including the Manager B.J. Wardill. this form £80/120 Walker and S.A.L. dated 20th June The signatures are Gregory, Trumper, 1980. Signed by Walker in ink, also Laver, McLeod, Trumble, Howell, 80* Australian tour of Pakistan and India signed by two Director’s of S.A.L. Noble, Johns, Jones, Darling, Kelly, 1959/60. Official autograph sheet The contract agreed to pay Walters Worrall, Iredale and Hill. Album fully signed in ink by seventeen $2000 deposit and 10% of any sales pages laid down to book page. members of the touring party of the jigsaw. G £30/50 Oversize plainback sepia postcard including Benaud, Harvey, Davidson, ‘Australian Cricketers 1899’ laid Grout, Lindwall, McDonald, O’Neill, 69 Greg Chappell, Queensland & down to opposite page. Signatures Burge, Mackay etc. Lacking the Australia. Original six page in excellent condition. Rare signature of Rorke. Light fold marks typewritten contract between £2500/3000 otherwise in good condition. Rare Chappell and S.A.L. dated 15th May official sheet £100/150 1980. Signed by Chappell in ink, also 74* New Zealand 1937. Thin paper strip signed by two Director’s of S.A.L. signed in ink by fifteen members of 81* Australian tour of England 1961. The contract agreed to pay Chappell the New Zealand team in England. Official autograph sheet fully signed

9 in ink by all nineteen members of the ink by all sixteen members of the Dixon, Hutton, Owen-Thomas, touring party including Benaud, party including Cowdrey, Barrington, Champniss, Cosh etc. With similar Harvey, Booth, Davidson, Gaunt, Boycott, D’Oliveira, Edrich, Knott, note signed by Parfitt. G £50/70 McDonald, Simpson, McKenzie etc. Snow, Milburn, Lock etc. G £50/70 Light fold marks otherwise in good 96* India 1974. Official autograph sheet condition £50/70 89* Warwickshire 1968. Official club for the Indian tour of the United compliment slip signed by eleven Kingdom 1974. Fully signed by 82* Pakistan tour of England 1962. members of the team. Signatures eighteen members of the party Official autograph sheet nicely include Gibbs, Jameson, Kanhai, including Wadekar, Madan Lal, signed in ink by all twenty members Hemmings, Brown, Smith etc. G Solkar, Bedi, Engineer, of the team and the Management. £20/30 Chandrashekhar, Gavaskar, Prasanna Signatures include Burki, Hanif etc. Light folds otherwise in good 90* West Indies 1969. Official autograph Mohammad, Mushtaq Mohammad, condition £50/70 Mahmood, Butt, Alimuddin, sheet for the West Indies tour of the Intikhab, Malik, Mathais etc. G United Kingdom 1969. Fully signed 97* England v West Indies 1976. Official £50/70 in ink by sixteen members of the autograph sheet for the 2nd One party including Sobers, Fredericks, Day International v West Indies. 83* Australian tour of England 1964. Hendricks, Holder, Findley, Gibbs, Fully signed with fourteen signatures Official autograph sheet signed in Camacho, Walcott, Butcher, Carew, including Greig, Botham, Hendrick, ink by sixteen members of the Hendriks, Lloyd, Shillingford etc. Knott, Woolmer, Wood etc. G touring party including Simpson, Some ageing to odd signatures, pin £30/50 Booth, Burge, Grout, Hawke, Lawry, hole to top border, minor creasing McKenzie, Redpath etc. Lacking the otherwise in generally good 98* Australian tour of England 1977. signatures of O’Neill. Light folds condition. Rare £200/300 Official autograph sheet fully signed otherwise in good condition £40/60 in ink by all seventeen members of 91* West Indies tour of England 1969. the touring party including G. 84* M.C.C. tour of South Africa Official ‘Grand Hotel, Hanley, Stoke Chappell, Marsh, McCosker, 1964/65. Official autograph sheet on Trent’ headed paper signed by Malone, O’Keefe, Thomson, Walker, for the tour, fully signed by all eighteen members of the West Walters etc. Adhesive marks to eighteen members of the squad in Indies touring party to the United reverse affecting top of sheet, light ink. Signatures include M.J.K. Smith, Kingdom 1969. Signatures include folds otherwise in generally good Barrington, Boycott, Parfitt, Sobers, Fredericks, Hendricks, condition £40/50 Thomson, Brearley, Parks, Titmus Holder, Gibbs, Camacho, Walcott, etc. Includes the signature of Palmer Butcher, Carew, Lloyd, Foster, 99* West Indies team 1977-78. Official who joined the tour late. G £50/70 Shillingford etc. File holes otherwise World Series Cricket autograph in good condition £100/150 sheet for the West Indies team. Fully 85* West Indies 1966. Official autograph signed with sixteen signatures sheet for the West Indies tour of 92* India 1971. Official autograph sheet including C. Lloyd, Daniel, England 1966. Signed in ink by for the Indian tour of the United Fredericks, Garner, Greenidge, fifteen members of the party Kingdom 1971. Eighteen signatures Holding, King, V. Richards, Rowe including Hunte, Gibbs, Kanhai, in ink including Wadekar, Venkat, etc. G £50/80 Stollmeyer, Butcher, Holford, Allan, Chandrashekhar, Gavaskar, Brancker, Griffiths etc. Lacking the Prasanna, Engineer, Kirmani, Solkar 100* New Zealand 1978. Official signatures of Sobers and Hall?. Rare etc. Light fold marks otherwise in autograph sheet for the New sheet. Name handwritten to top of good condition £50/70 Zealand tour of England 1978. Fully sheet, file holes otherwise in good signed with sixteen signatures condition G £180/250 93* M.C.C. 1972/73. Official autograph including Burgess, Parker, Congdon, sheet for the tour of India, Pakistan Hadlee, Cairns etc. Good condition 86* Indian tour of England 1967. Official & Ceylon 1972/73. Fully signed with £30/50 autograph sheet fully signed in ink eighteen signatures in ink including by all eighteen of the touring party. Lewis, Denness, Arnold, Greig, 101* England v New Zealand 1978. Signatures include Pataudi, Borde, Knott, Underwood, Wood, Roope Official autograph sheet for the Prasanna, Engineer, Chandrasekhar, etc. G £30/50 England team who played New Wadekar, Bedi, Saxsena, Guha etc. Zealand at Lord’s in 1978. Eleven Light fold marks otherwise in good 94* West Indies 1973. Official autograph signatures including Brearley, condition. G £70/90 sheet for the West Indies tour of the Botham, Boycott, Gooch, Gower, United Kingdom 1973. Signed in ink Radley, Willis etc. Good condition 87* M.C.C. tour of Pakistan 1967. by all eighteen members of the party £30/40 Unofficial card signed by fifteen including Kanhai, Boyce, Fredericks, members of the touring team. Lloyd, Rowe, Kallicharran, Holder, 102* Pakistan 1978. Official autograph Signatures include Brearley, Pocock, Inshan Ali, Willett etc. Light folds sheet for the Pakistan tour of Amiss, Underwood, Arnold, Knott, otherwise in good condition £50/70 England in 1978. Fully signed with Brown etc. Generally good condition nineteen signatures including Bari, £30/50 95* M.C.C. tour of East Africa 1973/74. Raja, Sarfraz, Sadiq, Javed Miandad, ‘Muthaiga Country Club’ headed Muddassar, Qadir etc. G £30/40 88* M.C.C. 1967-68. Official autograph page signed by fifteen members of sheet for the M.C.C. tour of the the touring party. Signatures include 103* Australian tour of England 1980 West Indies 1967-68. Fully signed in Parfitt, Brearley, Bailey, Acfield, (Centenary tour). Official autograph sheet fully signed in ink by all

10 fourteen members of the touring Test and the matches and two (different) Texaco party including G. Chappell, Hughes, series 1984. Qty 2. Both fully signed. Trophy matches. Qty 7. G £40/50 Border, Lillee, Thomson, Mallett, G £30/40 Yallop, Pascoe etc. Adhesive marks 123* England tour of India and Sri Lanka to reverse affecting top part of sheet, 113* England v West Indies 1984. Official 1992/93. Official autograph sheet light folds otherwise in good autograph sheets for the Lord’s and for the tour. Fully signed with twenty condition £30/40 Oval Tests 1984. Qty 2. Both fully signatures in ink including Gooch, signed. G £30/40 Stewart, Atherton, Hick, Reeve, 104* Australian tour of England 1981. Malcolm etc. G £30/40 Official autograph sheet fully signed 114* England tour of New Zealand 1984. in ink by twenty members of the Official autograph sheet for the tour. 124* Australia tour of England 1993. touring party including K.Hughes, Fully signed with eighteen signatures Official autograph sheet fully signed Marsh, Wood, Alderman, Border, in ink including Willis, Dilley, Gower, in ink by all twenty one members of Lillee, Hogg etc. G £30/40 Randall, Botham, Lamb etc. Light the touring party including Border, folds otherwise in good condition Warne, Taylor, Hayden, Healy, May, 105* England tour of the West Indies £40/60 Slater, Waugh etc. G £40/60 1981. Autograph sheet fully signed in ink by all twenty members of the 115* England tour of India & Sri Lanka 125* England v New Zealand 1994. touring party including Botham, 1984/85. Official autograph sheet Official autograph sheets for 2nd Willis, Dilley, Gooch, Gower, Willey, for the tour. Fully signed with twenty and 3rd Test and Texaco Trophy Boycott, Bairstow etc. Rare. G signatures in ink including Gower, matches. Qty 3. G £25/35 £40/60 Lamb, French, Ellison, Fowler etc. G £40/60 126* England tour of the West Indies 106* England tour of India 1981/82. 1994. Official autograph sheet for Unofficial autograph sheet signed in 116* England v India 1986. Official the tour, fully signed with twenty ink by sixteen members of the autograph sheet for the Lord’s test one signatures in ink. G £25/35 1986. Fully signed. G £30/40 touring party including Botham, 127* England v West Indies 1995. Official Gooch, Lever, Tavare, Underwood, 117* West Indies v Rest of the World autograph sheets for 2nd, 5th and Gatting, Willis etc. G £30/40 (Sport Aid) 1986. Two official sheets 6th Tests. Qty 3. G £25/35 for the two sides who played at 107* South African ‘Rebel’ XI 1982. 128* West Indies tour of the United ‘South African Cricket Union’ Edgbaston in May 1986. Both fully signed. Twenty four signatures Kingdom 1995. Official autograph headed page signed by the South sheet fully signed in ink by all twenty African team who played England in including Gower, Alderman, Botham, Kapil Dev, Gavaskar, Imran, members of the touring team the 3rd Test at Durban in March including Richardson, Walsh, Lara, 1982. Thirteen signatures including Rice, Richards, Garner, Greenidge, Lloyd, Walsh etc. G £40/50 Ambrose, Adams, Murray, Benjamin Richards, Pollock, Kirsten, Kuiper, etc. G £30/40 Kourie, Cook, Rice etc. G £40/50 118* England tour of the West Indies 1986. Official autograph sheet for 129* England ‘A’ tour of Australia 1996. 108* Pakistan 1982. Official autograph Official autograph sheet for the tour, sheet for the Pakistan tour of the tour. Fully signed with twenty one signatures in ink including fully signed with seventeen England 1982. Fully signed with signatures in ink. G £15/20 eighteen signatures including Imran Gower, Gatting, Botham, Lamb, Khan, Muddasar, Miandad, Zaheer, Willey, Slack, Randall, Smith etc. G 130* England v India 1996. Official Majid, Sarfraz, Qadir etc. G £30/50 £30/50 autograph sheets for 1st and 3rd 119* England ‘Rebel’ tour of South Africa Tests and the Texaco Trophy 109* England v India 1982. Official matches. Qty 3. G £20/30 autograph sheet for the England 1990/91. Two official autograph team who played India at the Oval in sheets for the England and South 131* England v Pakistan 1996. Official 1982. Twelve signatures including African teams. Both fully signed. autograph sheets for 1st and 2nd Willis, Botham, Cook, Gower, Lamb, Signatures include Gatting, Broad, Tests and the Texaco Trophy Taylor etc. G £25/35 Dilley, Maynard, Ellison, Cook, Rice, matches. Qty 3. G £20/30 Donald, Kirsten, McMillan etc. G 110* England v New Zealand 1983. £40/60 132* England tour of Zimbabwe 1996/97. Official autograph sheet for the Official autograph sheet for the tour, England team who played New 120* West Indies tour of England 1991. fully signed with twenty signatures Zealand at Lord’s in 1983. Eleven Official autograph sheet signed in in ink. G £15/25 signatures including Willis, Botham, ink by nineteen members of the touring party including Richards, 133* Australian tour of England 1997. Cook, Gower, Lamb, Foster etc. G Official autograph sheet fully signed £25/35 Haynes, Richardson, Dujon, Lara, Marshall, Walsh, Patterson etc. in ink by all twenty two members of 111* West Indies tour of Australia 1984. Lacking the signature of Greenidge. the touring party including Taylor, Official autograph sheets for Prime G £25/35 Waugh, Bevan, Elliott, Langer, Minister’s XI v West indies and Ponting, Warne, Slater etc. G Tasmania v West Indies 1982. Both 121* England v West Indies 1991. Official £30/50 fully signed. Qty 2. G £30/40 autograph sheet for the Headingley test 1991. Fully signed. G £20/30 134* England tour of the West Indies 112* England v West Indies 1984. Official 1998. Official autograph sheet for autograph sheets for the Edgbaston 122* England v Pakistan 1992. Official the tour, fully signed with sixteen autograph sheets for all five Test signatures in ink. G £25/35

11 135* England v South Africa 1998. Official S.G. Smith, W.H. Denton, A.P.R. signatures. G £80/120 autograph sheets for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Hawtin, W. Wells, Seymour, W.A. 4th and 5th Tests and the Texaco Buswell, G. Thompson etc. Some 153 Warwickshire c1909/10. Album Trophy matches. Qty 6. G £30/40 early and rarer signatures. G page nicely signed in black ink by £100/150 eleven members of the team. 136* England v New Zealand 1999. Signatures include F.R. Foster, Official autograph sheets for 1st, 147 Lancashire 1909. Album page nicely Stephens, Pridmore, C.J. Taylor, E.J. 2nd, 3rd and 4th Tests. Qty 4. G signed in black ink by fifteen Smith, R.S. Everett, E.B. Crockford, £25/35 members of the team. Signatures C.L. Beedon, J.H. Phillips, Fishwick include A.H. Hornby, J.S. Heap, R. etc. Page laid down to larger page. 137* Zimbabwe tour of England 2000. Whitehard, Dean, Sharp, C.R. Some early and rarer signatures. G Official autograph sheet for the tour, Hartley, B. Blomley, L. Cook, £80/120 fully signed with twenty one Tyldesley, A.C. MacLaren, W. signatures in ink. G £15/25 Worsley, Makepeace etc. Two 154 Representative XI c1909/10. Album page signed in ink by ten prominent 138* England v Zimbabwe 2000. Official signatures of Derbyshire to verso. cricketers of the day. Signatures autograph sheets for Triangular Some early and rarer signatures. G include T. Hayward, Hobbs, Haigh, Series including West indies and 1st £100/150 Crawford, Hirst, Rhodes, Thompson, and 2nd Tests. Qty 3. G £15/25 148 Derbyshire c1909. Album page Hayes, Strudwick etc. G £50/70 139* England v West Indies 2000. Official nicely signed in black ink by sixteen 155 Somerset c1909/10. Large album autograph sheets for 1st 3rd and 4th members of the team. Signatures page signed in pencil by eleven Tests. Qty 3. G £20/30 include A.E. Lawton, A. Warren, Oliver, L.G. Wright, Humphries, members of the team. Signatures 140* England v Pakistan 2001. Official Morton, Cadman, E. Needham, include Daniell, L.C.L. Sutton, autograph sheet for the 1st Test. Bestwick, J. Chapman, Forester, Braund, M.P. Bajana, Greswell, Fully signed G £15/20 Rickman, C.J. Corbett, R. Sale, G. Bridges, E. Robson, Hardy, Chidgey, Curgenven etc. Some early and rarer B.L. Bisgood etc. Some early and 141* Zimbabwe tour of England 2003. rarer signatures. G £80/120 Autograph sheet for the tour, fully signatures. G £70/100 signed with nineteen signatures in 149 Gloucestershire c1909. Album page 156 Australia v England 1908. Album ink. Sold with an autograph sheet for nicely signed in black ink by fourteen page very nicely signed in black ink the South African tour of England members of the team. Signatures by the Australian team who played 2003, fully signed. G £20/30 include A.W. Roberts, Board, Dipper, England in the 5th Test at Sydney on 21st-27th February 1908. Signatures 142* England tour of the West Indies Langdon, Huggins, F.B. Roberts, W.M. Brownlee, Barnett, T. Miller are Noble, Trumper, Hill, Armstrong, 2003/04 and West Indies tour of O’Connor, Macartney, Hartigan, England 2004. Two signed etc. Some early and rarer signatures. G £100/150 Carter, Gregory, Ransford and photosheets for the tours. Qty 2. G Saunders etc. Also signed by the £25/35 150 Worcestershire c1909/10. Album Reverend E.F. Waddy who played for 143* England v Zimbabwe 2004/2005 page nicely signed in black ink by New South Wales & Warwickshire and Bangladesh 2005. Colour signed sixteen members of the team. 1902-1922. Rare. G/VG £500/800 Signatures include H.K. Foster, W.L. photosheet and official autograph In the match Trumper made 166 in Foster, W.W. Lowe, H.G. Bache, C.F. sheet for the two teams. Qty 2. G the Australian second innings in a Lyttelton, Cuffe, Burrows, Pearson, £25/35 relatively low scoring match to win Bowley, Bale, Arnold, R.E. Turner, the game for Australia. Saunders 144 Sussex 1909. Album page nicely C.G.A. Collier, Simpson-Hayward, took 8 in the match. signed in black ink by twelve W.H. Taylor etc. Some early and Australia won the series 4-1 members of the team. Signatures rarer signatures. G £120/160 include C.L.A. Smith, Killick, Vincent, 151 Worcestershire 2nd XI c1909. Album 157 Middlesex c1909. Album page nicely R.B. Heygate, H.R. Butt, A.E. Relf, signed in ink by nine members of the Vine, R.R. Relf, Cartwright, Leach, page nicely signed in black ink by eleven members of the team. team. Signatures include Mann, H.L. Simms etc. Some early and rarer Hearne, Tarrant, Lee, Hendren, Haig, signatures. G £100/150 Signatures include A. Bird, Jewell, Skelding, H. Southall, Major Davis, Baker etc. G £40/60 145 Hampshire 1909. Album page nicely E.L. Bunting, R.E. Turner, Bidmead 158 Yorkshire c1910/11. Album page signed in black ink by twelve etc. Two signatures of Warwickshire nicely signed in black ink by eleven members of the team. Signatures players to verso. Some early and members of the team. Signatures include E.M. Sprot, Mead, Luckin, rarer signatures. G £50/70 include Radcliffe, B.B. Wilson, Bates, Bowell, Johnston, H.G.M. Barton, Myers, Rhodes, Hirst, Denton, Remnant, D.M. Evans, J.W. Moore, 152 Leicestershire c1909/10. Album page nicely signed in black ink by Rothery, Hunter etc. Some early and Brown etc. Some early and rarer rarer signatures. To verso are three signatures. G £100/150 fourteen members of the team. Signatures include Hazlerigg, J.H. signatures of the Lancashire team 146 Northamptonshire 1909. Album King, Crawford, Wood, Astill, A.E. c1910, R.H. Spooner, A. Hartley and page nicely signed in black ink by Knight, Coe, R.T. Turner, J.S. Curtis, one other. Plus further album page thirteen members of the team. Shields etc. Ink signatures of for Yorkshire c1909, signed in black Signatures include T.E. Manning, R.F. Haywood and Ellis of Northants to ink by four members of the team. Knight, W. East, J.S. Denton, Pool. verso. Some early and rarer Signatures are A. Dolphin, A. Drake,

12 W.H. Wilkinson and M.W. Booth. To Cuffe, Collier etc. Some early and Nourse, Faulkener, Hartigan, Cox, verso are the ink signatures of P.F. rarer signatures. G £100/150 Campbell, Stricker, Pegler, Ward etc. Warner and one other. G £100/150 Stricker has signed the page twice. 165 Yorkshire XI 1912. Large album page Rare. To reverse are twelve ink 159 Surrey c1910/11. Album page nicely nicely signed in black ink by twelve signatures of the Surrey team of signed in black ink by seventeen members of the team. Signatures 1946. G £200/300 members of the team. Signatures include Sir Archibald W. White, include M.C. Bird, H.S. Altham, J.N. Tasker, Hirst, Haigh, A. Drake, W.E. The South Africa lost five of the six Crawford, Lees, Hobbs, Abel, Bates, B.B. Wilson, M.W. Booth, G. Tests they played in the Triangular Leveson-Gower, Goatly, Harrison, Bayes, Rhodes etc. Some early and Series against Australia and England Ducat etc. Some early and rarer rarer signatures. G £120/160 1912, drawing the Test v Australia at signatures. Hand drawn caricature of Trent Bridge Yorkshire were ‘County Champions’ W.G. Grace to top corner of page. G in 1912 £100/150 170 Australian tour of England 1912. Large album page nicely signed in 166 Kent 1913. Large album page very 160 Middlesex 1912. Large album page black ink by twelve members of the nicely signed in black ink by thirteen very nicely signed in black ink by touring party. Signatures include members of the team. Signatures are fifteen members of the team. Mayne, Bardsley, D. Smith, Kelleway, E.W. Dillon, D.W. Carr, A.P. Day, Signatures include Warner, A.R. Emery, McLaren, Webster, D.W. Jennings, J.R. Mason, Blythe, Littlejohn, B.S. Foster, Haig, C.V. Matthews, Minnett, Carkeek, Hubble, Seymour, Fielder, Baker, Murrell, Hearne, Hendren, E. Jennings etc. Rare. G £300/500 Mignon, Tarrant, MacGregor etc. Fairservice, Huish, Humphreys and The Australians beat South Africa in Some early and rarer signatures. To Hardinge. Some early and rarer two Tests and lost to England in one verso are eleven signatures of the signatures. G/VG £120/160 test with the other Tests drawn Warwickshire team of 1946 Kent were ‘County Champions’ in including Cranmer, Dollery, L.C. 1913 171 Gentlemen v Players, Lord’s 1912. Street, D.F. Harris, Hossell, Fantham, Large double album page nicely 167 Cambridge University 1912. Large C.H. Adderley, Hollies etc. Again, signed in black ink by both the album page very nicely signed in some rarer signatures. G/VG Gentlemen (11 signatures) and the black ink by eleven members of the £100/150 Players (11) with title to top of both team. Signatures include some pages. Twenty two signatures 161 Nottinghamshire 1912. Large album future county players.Signatures including for the Gentlemen, C.B. page nicely signed in black ink by include F.S. Calthorpe (Sussex & Fry, , A.P. Day, A.C. nine members of the team. Warwickshire), R. Knight, A.C.P. Johnston, Spooner, H.L. Simms, A.J. Signatures are E.B. Alletson, J. Gunn, Holland (Died Wu 1), N.J. Holloway Evans, M. Falcon, W.S. Bird and for Hardstaff, Oates, W. Riley, (Sussex), G.J. Mullholland, Harry the Players, W. Rhodes, F. Tarrant, Iremonger, Wass, Payton and G. Mullholland, W.N. Riley J.W. Hitch, A.E. Relf, J.B. Hobbs, S.T. Gunn (ink smudge). Some rarer (Leicestershire), J.H.B. Sullivan Barnes, J.W. Hearne, P. Mead, H. signatures. G £50/70 (Yorkshire, 1 match), S. Saville Dean etc. Rare. G £200/300 162 Surrey 1912. Large album page (Middlesex) etc. Some early and The 1912 match at Lord’s was drawn nicely signed in black ink by eleven rarer signatures. To verso are eleven members of the team. Signatures signatures of the Somerset team of 1946 including Longrigg, Castle, 172 M.C.C. South African touring team v include M.C. Bird, Rushby, Abel, The Rest, Lord’s 1912. Large album Hayward, J. Shuter, Hitch, Harrison, Andrews, Wellard, Lawrence etc. G/VG £50/80 page nicely signed in black ink by Hobbs, W.C. Smith etc. Some early ‘The Rest’ team with title to top of and rarer signatures. G £80/120 168 Oxford University 1912. Large page. Twelve signatures including 163 Warwickshire 1912. Large album album page very nicely signed in C.B. Fry, Day, Hirst, Dolphin, G. page very nicely signed in black ink black ink by eleven members of the Gunn, Mann, Tarrant, Humphreys, by eleven members of the team. team. Signatures include some S.G. Smith etc. Rare. G £100/150 future county players.Signatures Signatures include G.W. Stephens, The Rest beat the M.C.C. team by include Twining (Middlesex), F.H. Percy Jeeves, W.C. Hands, Baker, an innings and 189 runs Charlesworth, Santall, F. Field, Knott (Sussex, 1 match), J.L.S. Vidler Kinneir, E.J. Smith, Parsons etc. Also (Sussex, 7 matches), R.O. Lagden 173 South African tour of England 1912. signed by R.G. Barlow (Lancashire & (Died Wu 1), A.J. Evans (Kent & Album page nicely signed in black England 1871-1891) who probably England), G.R.R. Colman (Norfolk), ink by twelve members of the signed it as a first class Umpire. G.E.V. Crutchley (Middlesex), I.P.F. touring party. Signatures include Some early and rarer signatures. G Campbell (Surrey), K. Lister-Kaye Mitchell (Captain), Tancred, Nourse, £100/150 (Yorkshire, 2 matches),etc. Some Faulkener, Carter, Snooke, Stricker, early and rarer signatures. G/VG Pegler, White, Taylor etc. Rare. To 164 Worcestershire 1912. Large album £50/80 reverse is the ink signature of K.L. page very nicely signed in black ink Hutchings of Kent. G £200/300 by eleven members of the team. 169 South African tour of England 1912. Signatures include Simpson- Large album page nicely signed in The South Africa lost five of the six Haywood, F.B. Burr (only one match black ink by eleven members of the Tests they played in the Triangular played), J.C.W. Turner, Burrows, touring party, including Manager G. Series against Australia and England Arnold, Bale, Bowley, Pearson, Allsop. Signatures include Tancred, 1912, drawing the Test v Australia at

13 Trent Bridge Shipman, Berry, Geary, Bowley, 188 Worcestershire c1935/36. Large Flamson, Riley etc. Some small pen album page signed in ink by thirteen 174 South African tour of England 1929. pictures attached to page. G£30/50 members of the team. Signatures Large album page signed in pencil by include Quaife, Howorth, Human, eight members of the South African 181 Middlesex c1935/36. Large album Gibbons, Buller, Bull, Perks, B.P. King Test team who played England at page signed in ink by sixteen etc. Some small pen pictures Edgbaston on the 15th-18th June members of the team. Signatures attached to page. G £30/50 1929. Signatures include Cameron, include Hendren, Hulme, Edrich, Christy, Morkell (laid down on Compton, Webster, Robins, Nevell, 189 Yorkshire c1935/36. Large album piece), Taylor, Owen-Smith, Deane Smith etc. Some small pen pictures page signed in pencil by twelve etc. Some staining to page, generally attached to page. G £30/50 members of the team. Signatures good £30/50 include Sellers, Sutcliffe, Barber, C. 182 Northamptonshire c1935/36. Large Turner, J. Johnson (one match), 175 South Wales v South Africa 1912. album page signed in red ink by Hutton, Wood, Bowes etc. Two small Large album page signed by ten eleven members of the team. pen pictures attached to page. Two members of the South Wales team Signatures include Lamb, Northway, rarer signatures. G £40/60 who played South Africa at Swansea Clark, Brookes, Partridge, Perkins, on 20th-22nd June 1912. Signatures Bakewell etc. Some small pen 190 All India 1936. Three large album include Gilbert, Webb, Hacker, pictures attached to page. G£30/50 pages signed in ink by twenty one Symonds, Morris, Whittington, members of the touring team. 183 Nottinghamshire c1935/36. Large Maxwell etc. Sold with similar album Signatures include Merchant, album page signed in ink by twelve page signed by five members of the Ramaswami, Jai, Nayuda, Wazir Ali, members of the team. Signatures Scotland team who played South Baqa Jilani, Banerjee, Singh etc. include Heane, Gunn, Staples, Africa at Edinburgh on 27th-29th Some small pen pictures attached to Woodhead, Voce, Walker, Wheat, June 1912. Signatures include pages. G £40/60 Sievwright, Sorrie, Peel etc. Plus Keeton etc. Some small pen pictures three further album pages attached to page. G £30/50 191 Essex 1946. Large album page nicely signed in ink by eleven members of containing the ink signatures of 184 Surrey c1935/36. Large album page the team. Signatures include Pearce, Glamorgan (7), Derbyshire (4) and signed in ink by thirteen members of Vigar, Avery, Smith, Paterson, Taylor Lancashire (3) c1930’s. G £30/50 the team. Signatures include etc. Sold with a small album page Holmes, Brown, Sandham, Watts, 176 Essex c1935/36. Album page signed signed by six members of the McMurray, Gregory, Gover, Barling in pencil by eleven members of the Australian 1956 team including etc. Some small pen pictures team. Signatures include Wilcox, Harvey, Lindwall, Davidson etc. G attached to page. G £30/50 Belle, P. Smith, O’Connor, Sheffield £25/35 etc. Two small pen pictures attached 185 Sussex c1935/36. Large album page 192 Gloucestershire 1946. Large album to page. Page laid down to larger signed in red and blue ink by twelve page nicely signed, mainly in pencil album page. Generally good members of the team. Signatures by thirteen members of the team. condition £25/35 include Holmes, Tate, Hammond, Signatures include Hammond, Wilson, Cornford, Wensley, Parks 177 Gloucestershire c1935/36. Large Goddard, Lambert, Cook, Crapp, etc. Some small pen pictures album page signed in red ink by Scott etc. G £30/40 thirteen members of the team. attached to page. G £30/50 193 Hampshire 1946. Large album page Signatures include Page, Goddard, 186 Warwickshire c1935/36. Large nicely signed in pencil by eleven Hammond, Parker, Moore, Barnett, album page signed in various inks by members of the team. Signatures Monks etc. Six small pen pictures thirteen members of the team. include Eagar, Herman, Harrison, attached to page. G £30/50 Signatures include Buckingham, E. Hill, Holt, Bailey etc. G £25/35 178 Hampshire c1935/36. Large album Barber, A. Hayhurst, Shortland, page signed in ink by twelve Partridge, Woodroffe, Quaife, A.F.T. 194 Kent 1946. Large album page nicely members of the team. Signatures White, Fantham etc. Small pen signed in pencil by nine members of include Moore, G. Brown, picture attached to page. Some rarer the team. Signatures include McCorkell, Hill, Lawson, Holt, signatures. G £30/50 Valentine, Dovey, Evans, Harding, Wright, Lewis, Spencer etc. G Herman, Boyes etc. G £30/50 187 Warwickshire c1935/36. Large £20/30 179 Lancashire c1935/36. Large album album page signed in red ink by page signed in ink by twelve twelve members of the team. 195 Middlesex 1946. Large album page members of the team. Signatures Signatures include Wyatt, Kilner, nicely signed in pencil by eleven include Lister, Iddon, Washbrook, Santall, Dollery, Hollies, Wilmot, J. members of the team. Signatures Booth, Parkinson, Paynter, Smart, Mayer, Paine, Croom etc. include Peebles, Edrich, Young, Farrimond, Oldfield etc. Some small Two small pen pictures attached to Robertson, Sims, Price, Mann etc. G pen pictures attached to page. G page. Some rarer signatures. Sold £25/35 £30/50 with a similar album page signed by ten Umpires who officiated at 196 Sussex 1946. Large album page 180 Leicestershire c1935/36. Large Warwick during 1936. Signatures inc nicely signed in ink by eleven album page signed in ink by Hardstaff, Santall, Dipper, Braund, members of the team. Signatures fourteen members of the team. Buswell etc plus cutting signed by include Griffith, Bartlett, Langridge, Signatures include Dempster, Astill, Croom & Hill £30/50 Cox, Cornford, Parks etc. G £25/35

14 197 Yorkshire 1946. Large album page that played Sussex at Hove on the the touring party to England. nicely signed in ink by twelve 30th/31st August & 1st September Signatures include Blackenburg, members of the team. Signatures 1933. Signatures are Grant Catterall, Susskind, Bissett, Nourse, include Sellers, Bowes, Yardley, (Captain), Roach, Barrow, Headley, Taylor, Carter, Hands, Ward etc. Odd Hutton, A. Booth, P.A. Gibb, Hoad, Sealey, Da Costa, Achong, faults, generally good £60/90 Robertson etc. To reverse are ten Valentine, Martindale, Griffith, pencil signatures of the Merry & Christiani. Letterhead laid 209 South Africa 1935. Album page Nottinghamshire team of 1946. G down to album page. Six laid signed in pencil by seven members £30/40 signatures of the India 1932 team to of the touring party to England. verso. G £80/120 Signatures include Cameron, Dalton, 198 Warwickshire 1947. Page nicely Langton, Viljoen, Williams etc. G signed in ink by fourteen members 202 Middlesex 1936. ‘M.C.C. Lord’s £15/25 of the team. Signatures include Cricket Ground’ letterhead nicely Cranmer, Dollery, Grove, Taylor, signed in ink by twelve members of 210 Derbyshire c1934. Laid down album Ord, F.R. Mitchell, Hollies, Fantham the team. Signatures include Allen, page signed in pencil, one in ink, by etc. G £30/40 Peebles, Hendren, Compton, Robins, eleven members of the team. Sims, Price, Hulme etc. Laid down to Signatures include Richardson, 199 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1932/33. album page. G £30/40 Elliott, Worthington, Townsend, ‘Bodyline tour’. Double album page Mitchell, Storer etc. G £20/30 nicely signed in black ink by sixteen 203 India 1932. Large album page members of the touring party to containing eleven pencil signatures 211 Lancashire c1924. Album page Australia plus Manager Palairet. of the Indian team on pieces laid signed in ink, by fifteen members of Signatures are Jardine (Captain), down to page. Signatures include the team. Signatures include Leyland, Bowes, Larwood, Mitchell, the rare signature of the Maharaja of McDonald, Sharp, Parkin, Eckersley, Allen, Paynter, Brown, Ames, Porbander who was a late Watson, Makepeace, Hallows, Hammond, Wyatt, Sutcliffe, Tate, replacement as Captain during the Davies, Sharp, Pewtress etc. Some Verity, Voce & Duckworth. To verso tour. Other signatures include Wazar staining. G £35/45 are eleven ink signatures of the Ali, Marshall, Colah, Nazir Ali, 212 Leicestershire c1924. Album page Australian team who played M.C.C. Mahomed, Amar Singh etc. signed in ink, by eighteen members in the 2nd Test at Sydney, December Generally good condition £40/60 of the team. Signatures include 1928. The page headed ‘Australia Skelding, Astill, Fowke, Hutchinson, Dec 15th 1928’. Signatures are 204 Australia 1934. Two album pages containing the laid down signatures Lord, Bale, Starmer, Benskin, Ryder, Ponsford, Woodfull, German, Rudd, Sharp etc. Six Richardson (pencil), Hendry, of all sixteen members of the touring party to England in 1934. Signatures signatures laid down. Some rarer Ironmonger, Kippax, Oldfield, signatures. G £30/40 Nothling & Blackie. Don Bradman in black ink include Woodfull, has also signed the page even Bradman, McCabe, Ponsford, 213 Australian tour of England 1926. though he was dropped from this Oldfield, Brown, Grimmer, Darling, Album page signed by eight of the match following his unsuccessful O’Reilly etc. Twelve signatures of team, Bardsley, Mailey, Everett, Test debut in the first Test in Derbyshire 1934 signed in pencil to Richardson, Woodfull, Andrews, Brisbane. Sold with an empty verso. G £100/150 Grimmett and Taylor. Two signatures autograph album with ‘c/o H. 205 Australia 1926. Album page nicely in pencil, the rest in ink. G £30/40 Larwood’ in Larwood’s hand to signed by ten members of the 214 Australia 1930. Two album pages inside front cover. Rare. G/VG Australian touring team to England signed in ink and pencil by ten £800/1000 1926. Signatures include Everett, Australian cricketers. Signatures The signatures were collected by Richardson, Mailey, Oldfield, include Woodfull, Ponsford, Harold Larwood for his father Macartney, Ponsford, Ryder, Richardson, Kippax, Oldfield, Grimmett etc. G £120/160 a’Beckett, Kellaway (1926 tour) etc. 200 South African tour of Australia G £30/50 1931/32. Large page nicely signed in 206 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1932/33. black ink by all seventeen members ‘Bodyline tour’. Individual ink 215 Lancashire 1930. Two album pages of the touring party to Australia signatures of five of the M.C.C. signed in pencil by fifteen of the including the Manager Tandy. tourists on album pages and cards. Lancashire team. Signatures include Signatures include Cameron, Signatures of Paynter, Allen, Eckersley, Hallows, Iddon, Morkel, Dalton, Viljeon, McMillan, Leyland, Brown and Wyatt. G Makepeace, Farrimond, Watson, Balaskas, Christy, Steyn, Vincent, £25/35 Booth, Sibbles, Tyldesley etc. One Bell, Mitchell etc. Page laid to album 207 Middlesex 1924. Album page signed signature laid down on piece. G page. Scarce. G/VG £200/300 in ink by twelve members of the £30/40 The signatures were collected by team including Sherwell, Mann, Lee, 216 Yorkshire 1930 & 1931. Two album Harold Larwood for his father Hearne, Allen, Haig etc. Heavy pages signed in pencil by fifteen of staining to page, only fair. Two the Yorkshire team. Signatures 201 West Indies tour of England 1933. signatures laid down on pieces include Greenwood, Sutcliffe, ‘Royal Albion Hotel, Brighton’ £20/30 Barber, Wood, Bowes, Rhodes, letterhead nicely signed in ink by 208 South Africa 1924. Laid down album Verity, Leyland etc. One signature thirteen members of the West Indies laid down on piece. G £30/40 touring team, including the eleven page signed by twelve members of

15 217 New Zealand 1931. Album pages adhesive marks to reverse otherwise 230 New Zealand v Australia 1993. signed in pencil by nine of the in good condition £30/40 Official autograph sheet for the 3rd touring team to England. Signatures Test signed by twelve members of 222 Australian Centenary tour of include Merritt, Weir, Page, the Australian team. Signatures England 1980. Official autograph Dempster, Vivian, Blunt etc. Sold include Border, Boon, Healey, sheet signed in ink by twelve with a similar page signed by eight Langer, Reiffell, Taylor, Warne, members of the touring party of the Hampshire team of 1930, Waugh etc. G £30/40 signatures include Mead, Tennyson, including G. Chappell, Hughes, Boyes, Kennedy etc. G £25/35 Border, Lillee, Thomson, Mallett, 231 ‘Australia Test team 1957’. Album Yallop etc. Lacking the signatures of page signed in ink by twelve 218 Cricket autographs 1920/30’s. Red Pascoe and Wood. G £25/35 members of the team. Signatures autograph book containing twenty include Johnson, Harvey, Maddocks, 223 Australia tour of England 1993. three signatures of prominent Davidson, Craig, Benaud, Burge, Official autograph sheet signed in cricketers, the majority on single Church etc. G £30/50 loose pages, no back to back ink by twenty members of the signatures. Signatures include touring party including Border, 232 Cricket autographs. Selection of two Hobbs, Duleepsinhji, Hendren, Warne, Taylor, Hayden, Healy, May, album pages and a postcard. One Cradus, L. Green, Leyland, Lyon, Slater, Waugh etc. Lacking page signed by six members of a Macartney, Parkin, Richardson, McDermott who went home early representative team 1930’s, one by Sharp, Sutcliffe, Walters etc. G injured. Folds, odd minor fault Colne C.C. with good signature of £30/40 otherwise in good condition £40/60 herbert Sutcliffe to verso and the postcard signed to verso by the 224 Australia tour of England 1953. 219 County signatures c1948. Large England team 1969. Signatures Large album page signed in ink by autograph book containing the include Larwood, Ames, Hendren, fourteen members of the team. signatures of eleven county teams. Geary, Sandham, Illingworth, Knott, Signatures include Hassett, Miller, Counties are Worcestershire (12 Underwood, Boycott etc. G £30/40 signatures), Kent (10), Lancashire Johnston, Davidson, Harvey, (14), Nottinghamshire (11), Sussex Lindwall, Morris, Craig etc. Some 233 Cricket autographs. ‘D’Oliveira (12), Surrey (11), Yorkshire (12), smudging caused by the,then new Testimonial 1990’ sheet signed by Somerset (12), Gloucestershire (12), ball point pen which tended to fourteen players and Lord’s headed Oxford University (12) and smudge in the 1950’s when it page signed by seven players. Derbyshire (12). Signatures mainly in became widely used. G £30/50 Signatures include Meckiff, Craig, Stackpole, M. Walker, Burge, B. ink, some in pencil. No team 225 Australia tour of England 1968. Brown Jenner, Lillee, Woolmer, signatures back to back. Lacking Large album page signed in ink by Amiss, Jameson, Snow etc. g£25/35 original book covers. Odd faults ten members of the team. Signatures otherwise in good condition include Lawry, Jarman, Hawke, 234 Australia 1980’s. Three unofficial £250/350 Freeman, Inverarity etc. Signed to autograph sheets containing forty 220 England v Australia 1934. Large verso by Les Ames G £25/35 two signatures of Australian players. Signatures include Border, Hughes, black autograph book containing the 226 Australia v India 1977/78. Official Lillee, Thomson, Marsh, Boon, signatures of both the England and ACB autograph sheet signed by Wessels etc. G £20/30 Australian teams who played in the eleven members of the Australian fifth Test at the Oval in August team. Signatures include Simpson, 235 Australia 1970/80’s. Three unofficial 1934. Twenty three ink signatures Hughes, Thomson, Toohey, Rixon, autograph sheets containing forty nicely signed to two individual Cosier etc. Folds. G £30/40 two signatures of Australian players. pages, one signed by England and Signatures include G.Chappell, 227 Australia v India 1977/78. Official the other Australia. Signatures Marsh, Lillee, Malone, Thomson, autograph sheet for the 5th Test include Woodfull, Bradman, Walters, Border, Waugh etc. G signed by twelve members of the Ponsford, Grimmett, Oldfield, £20/30 McCabe, Chipperfield, O’Reilly, Australian team. Signatures include Brown, Wyatt, Walters, Woolley, Simpson, Hughes, Thomson, Yallop, 236 Australia 1950/90’s. Three unofficial Verity, Bowes, Ames, Sutcliffe etc. Callen, Darling, Yardley etc. Folds. G autograph sheets containing forty Lacking the signature of Hammond £30/40 two signatures of Australian players. Signatures include Harvey, Lindwall, from the two teams. Busby the 228 Australia v England 1986. Official Benaud, Miller, Ring, Davidson, Australian Manager is included. autograph sheet for the 3rd Test Langley, Border, Wood, Gilchrist, Good condition £250/350 signed by twelve members of the Blewett, Taber etc. G £30/40 221 Australian tour of England 1975. Australian team. Signatures include Official autograph sheet fully signed Border, Boon, Hughes, Reid, Sleep, 237 Surrey 1968. Large autograph sheet, in ink by eighteen members of the Waugh etc. G £25/35 with printed title and border, signed by the team. Fifteen signatures in ink touring party including Chappell, 229 Australia v New Zealand 1987. including Barrington, Stewart, Gilmour, Laird, Lillee, Marsh, Official autograph sheet for the 2nd Pocock, Roope, Arnold, Edrich etc. Thomson, Walker, Walters etc. Test signed by twelve members of Minor folds. G £20/30 Lacking the signature of Mallett. the Australian team. Signatures Signatures in black and blue ink with include Border, Marsh, Hughes, 238 Sri Lanka 1975. Official autograph the exception of one signed in Reid, Waugh, McDermott, May etc. sheet for the Sri Lankan tour of green. Light folds and minor G £25/35 England 1975 (World Cup). Fully

16 signed by fifteen players in ink RICHARD KEIGWIN CRICKET Illustrated. Souvenir book published including Tennekoon, Wettimuny, de COLLECTION for the 50th Anniversary. Sold with Silva, Fernando, Peries, Mendis etc. typed scorecard and report of the Light fold marks otherwise in good Richard Prescott Keigwin was Jubilee matches between M.C.C. condition £30/40 educated at and and a Dutch XI, Keigwin made 46 in played for Cambridge University, the M.C.C. first innings and v 239 Sri Lanka 1981. Official autograph Essex, Gloucestershire, Free Holland, Keigwin made 50no in the sheet for the Sri Lankan tour of the Foresters & M.C.C. 1903-1923. He M.C.C. 2nd innings. Plus official United Kingdom 1981 signed in ink was a middle order batsman and scorecard for M.C.C. v De by eighteen members of the touring slow bowler who was a noted all- Flamingo’s, Lord’s 1933, Keigwin party including Warnapura, Mendis, round sportsmen, he gained his blue made 17no and a mono action press Dias, De Mel, Ratnayake, Fernando for football, hockey and rackets and photograph from one of the etc. Lacking the signature of de represented Essex at hockey as well matches in Holland. G £50/70 Silva. G £20/30 as England. He had a keen interest in Danish cricket and as a result many 248 ‘Hoyle’s Games Improved: being 240 Australia World Cup 1992. Official wandering cricket clubs toured the practical treatises on whist, quadrille, autograph sheet for the Australian country after Wu1. Following his piquet, chess, back-gammon, Squad fully signed with seventeen death in 1972, the collection was draughts, cricket, tennis, quinze, signatures including Border, Marsh, left in his will to the vendor hazard, lansquenet and billiards’. Taylor, Waugh, Hughes etc. G Edited by Charles Jones ‘A new £40/60 244 ‘Cricket, udarbejdet efter forskellige edition enlarged’. 1796. 304pp. 241 Test & County autographs c1975. engelske fagskrifter og blade samt Original boards detached but White autograph album containing bearbejdet for danske forhold’. complete. Contents good. Rare the signatures of sixteen county Holger Rosenkrantz. Aarhus. £80/120 teams, the Pakistan touring party Privately printed by P. Busch. 1926. 249 ‘The Sports and Pastimes of the and other individual signatures. Over Original pictorial covers. 118pp. People of England’. Joseph Strutt. 300 signatures including Compton, Danish cricket book with diagrams New edition edited by William Hone. Cowdrey, Lillee, Thomson, Gilmour, and illustrations. Original wrappers. Thomas Tegg, London 1834. 420pp. Swanton, Sobers, G. Turner, Presentation copy with dedication Illus. Boards detached, lacking spine Barrington, Botham, V.Richards etc. and signed by Holger Rosenkrantz paper but complete. Contents good. G £40/60 dated 1925. ‘With the author’s compliments, in pleasant Rare £300/500 242 BSI World Masters Cricket Cup, remembrance of happy hours spent 250 ‘The Boy’s Book of Sports and Bombay, March 1995. Official with the M.C.C. team in Jutland Games’. ‘Uncle Charles’. Illustrations autograph sheets/cards for the West 1925. Also signed to title page by by Henry Sears. T. Holman, London Indies (winners), Australia, Indian, Rosenkrantz and dated 1926. Sold 1850. 184pp. Illus. Original pictorial England, Sri Lankan and South with a handwritten two page letter boards, gilt to page edges. G African teams who took part in the to Keigwin from H. Phillipson £40/60 competition. Seventy eight regarding a proposed tour to signatures including Kallicharran, England being arranged by Keigwin. 251 ‘The Wiccamical Chaplet, a selection Dujon, V. Richards, Greenidge, G £80/120 of original poetry’. Edited by George Garner, King, Alderman, Thomson, Huddesford. Leigh, Sotheby & Son, 245 ‘Vejledning i Cricket’. R.E. Brincker. Lawson, Hughes, Gavaskar, Madan London 1804. 223pp. Contains ‘the Vejle (Denmark) Eget Forlag 1921. Lal, Sharma, Kapil Dev, Mendis, De ‘Cricket Song: For the Hambledon 80pp. Danish cricket instructional Mel, Dias, Randall, Snow, Robinson, Club, Hants , 1767, by the Reverend booklet with diagrams and Underwood, Rice, McEwan, Pollock, Reynell Cotton on pages 131-133. illustrations. Original wrappers. B.Richards etc. The sheets window Front board detached, contents Presentation copy with dedication mounted with print of ‘The Lord’s good. Rare. Ex Pratt Green & Gaston and signed by Holger Rosenkrantz Pavilion’. Attractively framed and collection £250/350 glazed. Overall 30”x28”. Some dated 1928. £70/100 252 ‘Cricket’s Cradle. The Pedigree, fading to odd signature otherwise in 246 ‘Den Kjobenhavn Boldspilklub. Transformation and Discovery of the good condition £70/100 Haandbog i Cricket og Langbold’. Game’ by H.P.-T. Percy Francis Copenhagen C.C. Lose’s Forlag. 243 Australia. Two album pages Thomas. C.H. Richards, Nottingham 1866. 50pp. Small Danish cricket containing pencil signatures of 1923. 48pp. Original wrappers. Sold handbook with wood-engraved members of the Tasmanian and with original advertising leaflet for illustrations, original pictorial M.C.C. teams 1947 and five C.H. Richards books including wrappers. Bound in black boards, signatures of the Australian team Thomas and Ashley-Cooper lacking rear wrapper. First edition. obtained by the vendor when a boy publications. Rare. G £150/250 in Tasmania. Fifteen signatures Very rare £600/900 253 ‘Early Cricket. A Description of the including Richardson, Toshack, 247 ‘Nederlandsche Cricket Bond. 1883- first known Match.....’ by H.P.-T. Lindwall, Johnson, McCool, Bedser, 1933’. ‘Gedenkboek Uitgegeven Ter Percy Francis Thomas. C.H. Richards, Langridge, Grimmett etc. Generally Gelegenheid Van Het Vijftigjarig Nottingham 1923. 51pp. Original good condition £30/40 Bestaan Van Den Nederlandschen wrappers. Rare. G £150/250 Cricket Bond. 30th September 1933’. 317pp. Original wrappers.

17 254 ‘Old=Time Cricket. The Oldest Laws handwritten letter from Edgar M. who bowled at him. John Arlott’. of the Game...... ’ by H.P.-T. Percy Grace to Keigwin on Park House, D/J. G £30/40 Francis Thomas. C.H. Richards, Thornbury letterhead dated 15th Nottingham 1924. 80pp. Original October 1948. Excellent references 267 ‘John Arlott’s Cricket Journal 2’. John wrappers. Rare. G £150/250 to matches he has played in for Arlott. London 1959. Signed and Thornbury etc during the season, of dedicated to front end paper by 255 ‘Cricket’s Prime. History Before the Gloucestershire 2nd XI matches and Arlott ‘R.P. Keigwin with thanks and Days of Hambledon’ by H.P.-T. Percy players, talks of the ‘W.G. kindest wishes. John Arlott’. D/J Francis Thomas. C.H. Richards, Centenary’, ‘The Duke of Beaufort (worn). Sold with typewritten letter Nottingham 1925. 52pp. Original and G.C.C.C. Committee dated 1959 from Arlott regarding wrappers. Rare. G £150/250 entertained the family to lunch on the book. Signed by Arlott. G £40/50 256 ‘More Old Cricket. Treating of the the 1st day of the Derbyshire match Game in the Public Schools, on the when his Grace unveiled the 268 ‘Rothmans Jubilee History of Cricket Stage...... ’ by H.P.-T. Percy Francis memorial plaque on the Grace 1890-1965’. John Arlott. London Thomas. C.H. Richards, Nottingham Gates.... Plum Warner spoke for 1965. Signed and dedicated to front 1927. 72pp. Original wrappers. about 1/4 of an hour... and was in end paper by Arlott ‘R.P. What joy to Rare. G £150/250 tremendous form, the huge crowd have spanned and shared, this age being thrilled. Charlie Townsend was of cricket, as you have done. 257 ‘How to Play Clarke by N. Felix’. there in spite of his long hair (like an Sincerely, John Arlott’. G £50/70 Edited, with an introduction by F.S. actor)....The Centenary Service in Ashley-Cooper. C.H. Richards, Downend Church on Sunday was 269 ‘Great Batsmen. Their Methods at a Nottingham 1922. 16pp. Original very poor indeed, the Vicar who I Glance’. G.W. Beldham and C.B. Fry. wrappers. Rare. G £80/120 believe had been ill tried to preach a London 1905. 1st edition. Odd faults otherwise in good condition 258 ‘The Rev. John Mitford on Cricket’. cricket sermon which was a dismal £70/100 With a biographical note by F.S. failure. He even said W.G. used to Ashley-Cooper. C.H. Richards, try to ‘cheadle’ them out LBW and 270 ‘Great Bowlers and Fielders. Their Nottingham 1921. 24pp. Original made no allusion to his excellence as Methods at a Glance’. G.W. Beldam wrappers. Rare. G £80/120 a man and a church going and C.B. Fry. London 1906. 1st christian....I am sending you a copy edition. Rebound with original 259 ‘Edward Mills Grace. Cricketer’. F.S. of ‘The Graces which I hope you will covers laid down. Gilt to top edge. Ashley-Cooper. London 1916. like.....as it happens I am bitterly Odd minor faults otherwise in good 240pp. Original decorative boards. disappointed in it. It differs greatly condition £70/100 Sold with ‘Cricket Highways and from the proofs I saw. In fact the Byways’. F.S. Ashley Cooper. London whole thing has been badly 271 ‘Cricket In Many Climes’. P.F. 1927. This copy contains various muddled, talks of Lord’s and the Warner. London 1900. Original cuttings, postcard etc tucked into Australians over in England, ‘The decorative boards. Lacking spine pages. G £50/70 Australians were a great side, but we paper, generally good condition £30/50 260 ‘Bibliography of the Cricket Works of needed you and the old family to the late F.S. Ashley-Cooper’. Neville stand up to Lindwall and Miller’s 272 ‘Annals of the Free Foresters 1856- Weston. Privately printed. bumpers, one never get practice in 1894’. W.K.R. Bedford and W.E.W. Kidderminster 1933. 19pp. Original playing fast bowlers now’. Nicely Collins. Edinburgh and London wrappers. Limited edition 87 of 100 signed ‘Edgar M. Grace. VG 1895. Sold with two letters copies produced, signed by the £150/250 regarding the club, one a author. Rare. G £180/250 263 ‘Peter Steele. The Cricketer’. Horace typewritten request, dated 1939, for a monetary collection for former 261 ‘Dr. W.G. Grace. His Family History G. Hutchinson. Bristol 1895. First Captain, Audley Montaque Miller, and Cricket Career’. The Album edition. Rebound. Sold with M.C.C. & England 1896-1903, for Supplement. July 1st 1895. 16pp. ‘Cricketing Saws and Stories’. his 70th Birthday, the other Bound in brown boards with gilt title Horace G. Hutchinson. London handwritten two page letter from to spine. VG £80/120 1889. Original wrappers. G £50/80 Miller, dated 1939, thanking The Album was a journal of 264 ‘Vintage Summer 1947’. John Arlott. Keigwin for his subscription to the photography of men, women and London 1947. With loose signed fund. Talks of happy days on the events of the day. Ingram Bros. note from Arlott to Keigwin ‘RPK cricket field with the Foresters etc. with kindest wishes, John Arlott, Plus Free Foresters C.C. Centenary 262 ‘The Graces. E.M., W.G. & G.F.’. Christmas 1967’. D/J. G £20/30 Dinner menu, Dorcester Hotel 1956. A.G. Powell and S. Canynge Caple. G £50/70 London 1948. D/J. Limited edition 265 ‘Cricketing Lives. Maurice Tate’. of 1000 numbered copies, this being John Arlott. London 1951. Signed 273 ‘The Walkers of Southgate: A 619. With Foreword by Edgar M. and dedicated to front end paper by Famous Brotherhood of Cricketers’. Grace, Son of E.M. and Nephew of Arlott ‘RP- who knew him as a slow W.A. Bettesworth. London 1900. W.G. Grace. Sold with ‘W.G. Grace bowler, sincerely J.A.’. D/J. G Original pictorial covers. Included Centenary Souvenir’ Booklet 1948. £30/40 with the book is a handwritten letter David Moore. Printed by Partridge & 266 ‘Alletson’s Innings’. John Arlott. to Keigwin from Bettesworth, dated Love of Bristol. Included with the London 1957. Signed and dedicated May 1928, thanking him for use of a book is an excellent fourteen page to front end paper by Arlott ‘For RP- photograph for a book, nicely signed

18 by Bettesworth. Further good condition. Sold with ‘The ‘Cricket-An Anthology for correspondence in book. G £40/60 Memorial Biography of Doctor W.G. Cricketers’. S.J. Looker 1925, ‘The Grace. Edited, Lord Hawke, Harris Hambledon Men’. E.V. Lucas. 274 ‘For the Luncheon Interval. Cricket and Home Gordon. London 1919. G London 1907, ‘Notes on bowling and other verses’. A.A. Milne. £40/60 instruction for young Cricketers’ London 1925. First edition. Original M.C.C. 1939 etc. Some faults, wrappers. Sold with ‘The Day’s Play’. 283 ‘With the 15th Australian XI- A generally good £40/60 A.A. Milne. London 1921. G£25/35 complete record of the team’s tour throughout Great Britain and South 292 Cricket books/brochures. Selection 275 ‘Incogniti Cricket Club. American Africa’. Sydney Smith Jr (Manager). of twelve books including ‘Cricket Tour 1913. An Account of The Sydney 1922. Original cloth-backed and how to play it’. G. Jessop. American Tour 1913’. Philip Collins pictorial boards. Wear to spine. One London 1925, ‘A Cricket Bag’ James and Michael Falcon. Privately folding plate and other illustrations. Thorpe London 1929, ‘Cricket’ Steel published T.W. Thornton, Good condition £100/150 & Lyttleton 1888, ‘Annals of Beckenham 1914. 47pp. Illus, scores, Cricket’. W.W. Read. London 1896, stats etc. G £80/120 284 ‘Wickets in the West; or The Twelve ‘Gloucestershire Cricket and in America’. R.A. Fitzgerald. London 276 ‘History of the Frogs Cricket Club Cricketers 1919-1939’ Rex Pogson, 1873. Some wear to boards, 1903-1953’. E.A. Tregoning. ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. K.S. contents good otherwise in generally Dorchester 1954. 68pp. G £15/25 Ranjitsinhji. 4th Edition. 1897, good condition. Dedication to ‘Notes on bowling instruction for Keigwin to inside front cover 277 ‘The Morning Leader Cricket Annual young Cricketers’ M.C.C. 1939, ‘The £70/100 1905’. Edited by ‘The Rover’ Alfred English Game’ G. Brodribb 1948 Gibson. 96pp. G £20/30 285 Norman Gale. ‘Cricket Songs’ (with two page letter to Keigwin) The Annual ran from 1900-1908 London 1894 and ‘More Cricket etc. G £30/40 Songs’ London 1905. G £30/40 278 ‘Cricket’. W.G. Grace. Bristol 1891. 293 Famous Cricketers and Cricket Original cloth, gilt. Excellent 286 ‘A Country Muse’ Norman Gale. Grounds 1895. Edited by C.W. signatures of W.G. Grace and W. London 1894. First edition of 500 Alcock. London 1895. Original Methven Brownlee, the co author, in copies published by David Nutt in decorative covers. Sold with ‘Surrey black ink to page v, dedication to the Strand June 1892. Original red C.C.C.’ headed page with Brownlee and by Keigwin in pencil to boards. G £60/90 handwritten note, dated 2nd page iv. Rebound with original December 1897, ‘With pleasure 287 ‘Kricket: En Laerebog for begyndere’ boards preserved, otherwise in good C.W. Alcock’. Excellent signature. Poul Jorgensen. Copenhagen. H. condition £300/500 Old leather spine rebind otherwise in Hagerups, 1933. 79pp. Original good condition £60/80 279 ‘The Young Cricketer’s Tutor; pictorial wrappers. A Danish cricket comprising full directions for playing manual. G £40/60 294 Reverend C.L. Kennaway. the elegant and manly game of Gentlemen of Norfolk 1882. 288 Seventy-One . The Cricket; with a complete version of Handwritten two page letter from Reminiscences of William Caffyn. its laws and regulations’. John Kennaway to Keigwin, dated 29th Edited by ‘Mid-On’. Richard Daft. Nyren. Edited by Charles Cowden June 1936, recalling the Gentlemen Edinburgh 1899. First edition. Odd Clarke. London. Effingham Wilson of Norfolk v Free Foresters match on minor faults otherwise good 1833. 126pp. First edition. Engraved the 11th August 1882 in which he condition £30/50 frontispiece of Lord’s Cricket made 147 and the Reverend A.P. Ground. Original green boards with 289 ‘The Centenary of Lord’s Cricket Wickham, Oxford & Somerset 1876- printed paper label to centre. Good Ground 1814-1914’. F.E. Lacey. 1907, scored 77 in the Norfolk condition. Ex Gaston collection M.C.C. 40pp. Red boards with gilt innings. Letter refers to ‘Once £300/400 titles. Odd loose page otherwise in (Norfolk) playing an England XI good condition £80/120 brought to Norwich by Alfred Shaw- 280 ‘The Cricket Field or The History and Wickham three of their the Science of Cricket’. J. Pycroft. 290 ‘Outdoor Games. Cricket & Golf’. best bats around their legs’. London 1851. 1st edition. 242pp. Hon R.H. Lyttelton. Dent, London Kennaway died in April 1940G Original decorative boards, top third 1901. ‘The Haddon Hall Library’. G £30/50 of spine missing otherwise in good £30/40 condition G £50/80 295 Henry Pickett. Essex 1894-1897. 291 Cricket books/brochures. Selection Handwritten two page letter on ‘H. 281 The Cricket Field or the History and of sixteen books including ‘Annals of Pickett (Essex Eleven)’ headed paper, Science of the Game of Cricket. Rev Cricket’. W.W. Read. London 1896, dated 29th December 1902, to James Pycroft. London 1865. Fifth ‘Chronicles of Cricket’. 1888, ‘Fifty Keigwin thanking him for a book edition. Original pictorial covers. Years’ Cricket Reminiscences of a sent by Keigwin as a present, good Nice hand written inscription to front Non-Player’. W.E. Howard 1928, ‘A references to cricket and matches end paper dated 1868. Good Cricketer’s Book’. N. Cardus. London etc. Nicely signed by Pickett. G condition £40/60 1922, ‘Catalogue of the Collection £40/60 at The Yorker’, ‘Cricket Form at a 282 ‘W.G. Grace- A Biography’. W. Glance 1901-1923’. Home Gordon. 296 Pelham Francis Warner. Middlesex Methven Brownlee. London 1887. London 1924, ‘Cricket Memories’. and England 1894-1929. Four page Original boards with titles in gilt. Edward Rutter. London 1925, handwritten letter on ‘Chelsea’ Some wear to spine otherwise in

19 imprinted paper and dated 22nd July expect’. Excellent signature of Grace. with ‘100’ on the scoreboard. To 1901, to Keigwin at Clifton College The letter written on ‘London inside pages menu, toast list, wine regarding a proposed public school County Cricket Club, Crystal Palace’ list, poem by E.B.V. Christian to tour to America. Warner talks of letter head and dated 25th May Grace, portrait of Grace and list of expenses being paid partly by 1905. G £200/300 hundreds. Speeches included The America clubs and schools, of his Duke of Beaufort, E.M. Grace, E.G. The match was abandoned with no tours to America, of the proposed Clarke etc. Good condition. A rare play tour by Bosanquet to America in item of Grace memorabilia September, of his books sale etc. 300 John Arlott. Two letters, one £400/600 ‘Bosanquet is taking a side to USA in handwritten and one typed, sent by Grace completed his one hundreth Sept. I will make a note of your Arlott to Keigwin. The handwritten century by making his highest first suggestion in my article. I am very one, a note, undated, regarding an class score of 288 v Somerset in the glad you liked my book and many appointment on Lord’s Cricket game thanks for saying so. It has done Ground paper, the other, typed fairly well, but without conceit I regards a collection of photographs 304 England v Australia 1886. Original think it might have done better...’. being bought for£5, the weather, scorecard for the 3rd Test match Nicely signed by Warner. G £50/80 West Indies at Southend etc. G played at the Kennington Oval on 297 William Gilbert Grace. Handwritten £30/50 the 12th-14th August 1886. Fully printed scores. Printed at the Ground two page letter in black ink to 301 Richard Keigwin. Two page type by Wright & Co. England beat Herbert Stanley Keigwin, Brother of written letter to Shane Chichester Australia by an innings and 217 runs. Richard, congratulating him on his dated 26th April 1939. The letter England made 434 all out with W.G. good form and hoping to give him refers, in part, to a visit to Bristol of Grace making 170, W.W. Read 94, J. some good games during the Neville Cardus ‘His visit here was a Briggs 53, A. Shrewsbury 44, season. ‘I could have played you great success and so was his speech Spofforth took 4-65 and Garrett 3- here v Surrey if I had only known at the Dinner.....I took him over to 88. Australia made 68 all out in their you could have come’. Excellent Thornbury in the afternoon for my first innings with Lohmann taking 7- signature of Grace. The letter written initial cricket practice in E.M. Grace’s 36 and Briggs 3-28. In their second on ‘London County Cricket Club, paddock and we stopped and had innings, Australia were dismissed for Crystal Palace’ letter head and dated tea with Grace afterwards. All this 149, Giffen making 47 and Palmer 3rd May 1901. G £200/300 delighted Cardus very much.....when 35, Lohmannn and Briggs taking we got him out to the paddock, In the match v Surrey, Grace made eight of the wickets. Horizontal fold Cardus took off his coat and 71 & 80 and took 5-39 in Surrey’s otherwise in good/very good proceeded to bowl very good slow first innings. The match was drawn condition. Rare £200/300 off-spinners, just like Goddard. It 298 William Gilbert Grace. Handwritten was extraordinary how much he Grace’s 170 recaptured the record one page letter in black ink to turned the bal’ etc. Sold with a England Test score back from Herbert Stanley Keigwin, Brother of further letter to ‘Merrick’, dated Shrewsbury who had taken it in the Richard, requesting he play for 1937 regarding an analysis of his previous Test scoring 164. England London County v the South Africans career performances. G £40/60 won the series 3-0 at Crystal Palace on the 20th-22nd May 1901 ‘Come and play Monday 302 ‘Free Foresters C.C. 1856-1956’ 305 England v Australia 1934. Official v South Africans’. Excellent signature Official menu for the Centenary scorecard for the 3rd Test played at of Grace. The letter written on Dinner held at The Dorchester Hotel Old Trafford on the 6th-10th July ‘London County Cricket Club, on the 22nd June 1956. The menu 1934. Part printed scores. The match Crystal Palace’ letter head and dated with original decorative covers, was drawn. England scoring 627-9 15th May 1901. Sold with a similar menu, programme, table plan etc. declared, Hendren and Layland both letter from Grace to ‘Podmore’ dated Sold with official fixture list and making centuries, Australia made 5th November 1899 regarding an members booklet for the 1956 491 all out in their first innings with invitation, unfortunately the season. G £30/40 McCabe making 137. O’Reilly took 7-189 in the England first innings. signature of Grace has been cut and 303 W.G. Grace. ‘Banquet held on Rain curtailed the finish to the removed. G £200/300 Monday, June 24th 1895 at the match. Sold with official scorecard Victoria Rooms, Clifton to Mr W.G. Keigwin played in the match which for Oxford v Cambridge 1905. Grace in celebration of his One the South African won by 61 runs. Printed and handwritten pencil Hundredth Century, completed on Keigwin made 8 & 32 in the match, scores. Keigwin played in the match Gloucestershire County Ground in Grace 9 & 37 and took 3-95 in the and made 50 in the first innings for match Somersetshire v first innings Cambridge. G £30/40 Gloucestershire, on Friday May 17th 299 William Gilbert Grace. Handwritten 1895’. Original three page folding 306 Sussex v Cambridge University one page letter in black ink to card menu for the Banquet, the 1903. Original single card menu to Herbert Stanley Keigwin, requesting cover with excellent pictorial colour the ‘Cambridge XI’ for the Dinner his brother, Richard, to play for the decoration showing crossed bats, held at the Norfolk Hotel, Brighton Gentlemen of England against ball and stumps, titles to centre and on the 24th June 1903. The Dinner Cambridge on the 5th-7th June to lower border an image of a cricket was held in the evening of the last 1905. ‘We shall have a good team I match in progress with Grace batting days play between the two sides.

20 During the match Keigwin achieved 310 W.G. Grace & G.F. Grace. Original image, otherwise good £80/120 his best bowling analysis in the carte de visite photograph of William Sussex first innings of 8-79. G Gilbert Grace and George Frederick 316 Thomas Box 1826-1856. Original £40/60 Grace, full length in cricket attire. aquatint engraving, highlighted in Photograph by R.W. Thrupp of colour, of Box in wicket keeping 307 ‘Hints on Cricket. Batting and Birmingham. 2.5”x4”. Handwritten pose by Charles Hunt. Published by Fielding’. Small early folding card inscription to verso. G £150/250 W.H. Mason, Brighton, May 16th printed by C. Goodwin of Bristol. 1841. Framed and glazed in contem- Odd faults, generally good £30/40 311 W.G. Grace. Mono postcard size porary frame. Overall 7.5”x9.5. photograph of Grace wearing top Some staining to image, otherwise 308 Marylebone Club & Ground v hat with two dogs. Pencil inscription good £80/120 Cambridge University 1847. Original to verso ‘Taken in W.G.’s garden early handbill for the match played 1898’. Sold with a National Portrait CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS at the Lord’s Ground on Thursday Gallery postcard of Grace. No. 2112, June 10th 1847. Title ‘Cricket. A 317* W.G. Grace. Original mono and three book plate real Grand Match’ to top. The handbill photograph of Grace, full length at photographs of Grace (1896 Wisden has the teams names printed to in the crease, playing for London plate), Gloucestershire cricketers two columns. The Marylebone team County c1903. 6”x5”. G £80/120 1875 and Australian Cricketers 1878 included Earl of Winterton, Lord Hill, (both, Lillywhite plates). G £40/60 318* Victor Trumper. Original sepia Lord Russell, Sir F. Bathurst, Co. photograph of Trumper, full length Liddell, H. Fellows, A. Haygarth, 312 Essex Club & Ground v Public at the crease, wearing Australian Lillywhite etc. The Cambridge team Schools 1902. Official scorecard for cap, c1905 tour of England. 6”x4”. included W.J. Hammersley, R.T. King, the match played at Leyton on 11th G £70/100 J.M. Lee, E. McNiven, R. Seddon, J. & 12th August 1902. Keigwin scored Walker etc. Below this a list of 36 and 69 in the match and took six 319* M.C.C. tour of South Africa 1913. ‘Matches to come’ with wickets in the match. Sold with a Original mono press photograph of advertisement for ‘Dark’s newly- printed folded two page leaflet the M.C.C. team on the deck of the invented leg guards’ below this. To recording past scores of matches ship ‘Saxon prior to sailing to South lower border ‘Admittance involving Essex representative team Africa. 8”x6”. Sold with a sepia 6d....Stabling on the ground.... from the 1870/80’s. G £20/30 image of members of the team Ordinary at 3 o’clock’. The handbill seated on deck during the voyage. laid down to card, folds, creasing, 313 Oxford University v Cambridge 5”x3”. Laid down to card. G£50/70 some loss to outer edges, staining University 1905. Excellent large early sepia action photograph of the 320* Australian tour of England 1921. otherwise in good condition for its Sepia press photograph of Bardsley age. Framed and glazed. Printed by Varsity match at Lord’s, 6th-8th July 1905, showing Keigwin and M.W. and Collins walking out to bat Morgan, 38 Church Street adjoining against Minor Counties at the Theatre. A rare item £600/900 Payne batting together, with N.R. Udal bowling. Excellent image of Maidenhead 1921. 6.5”x4.5”. G Cambridge University beat M.C.C. Lord’s looking towards the Tavern £60/90 by six wickets, M.C.C. made 84 all and Pavilion. Photograph by Messrs 321* Australian tours of England 1919 & out, with Lee taking seven wickets, Stearn of Cambridge. Handwritten 1921. Sepia and mono press in reply Cambridge made 77 all out, note to verso. 10.75x8.5”. G photographs of Collins at the crease Lillywhite taking six wickets, in their £40/60 1919, Bardsley inspects the wickets second innings, M.C.C. made 113 Cambridge won the match by 40 1921 and Armstrong at the crease all out, with Lee, again, taking five Various sizes. G £50/70 wickets. Cambridge scored the runs, Keigwin made 50 & 8, Payne required runs for four wickets with made 36 & 26. Udal took seven 322* M.C.C. tour of South Africa Walker top scoring with 38 wickets in the match, Keigwin on 1922/23. Mono press photograph of both occasions the M.C.C. team, standing and 309 Cricket postcards. Three postcards 314 Jas Cobbett 1826-1835. Original seated in rows. 6.25”x4.5”. G sent to Keigwin, two sent by fellow £40/60 cricketer, Shane Chichester. The aquatint engraving, highlighted in postcards feature Chichester batting colour, of Cobbett holding a cricket 323* Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire & in the nets at The Rough, Farnham, ball by Charles Hunt. Published by England. Mono press photograph of an ‘In memoriam’ postcard with W.H. Mason, Brighton, May 16th Rhodes, half length, wearing image of Albert Craig collecting for 1841. Framed and glazed in contem- Yorkshire cap. Nicely signed by the Hayes Benefit and Charterhouse porary frame. Overall 7.5”x9.5. Rhodes in blue ink. 6.5”x8.5”. Cricket Ground c1940. Sold with Some staining to image, otherwise G/VG £130/160 good £80/120 postcard size photograph of the 324* Herbert Strudwick. Surrey & wooden mechanical bowling 315 William Lillywhite 1825-1845. England. Mono press photograph of machine used at The Rough, Original aquatint engraving, Strudwick, head and shoulders, Farnham and book ‘The Cornerstone highlighted in colour, of Lillywhite wearing M.C.C. cap. Nicely signed of English Cricket’. G. Finch London holding a cricket ball by Charles by Strudwick in blue ink. 1948 which features photographs Hunt. Published by W.H. Mason, 6.25”x8.5”. G/VG £80/120 and details of the machine to pages Brighton, May 16th 1841. Framed 78/79 & 96/97. G £30/50 and glazed in contemporary frame. 325* England v Australia 1926. Sepia Overall 7.5”x9.5. Some staining to press photograph of the two

21 Umpires Len Braund and A.E. Street 8”x6” and 8”x10”. G. Ex Sutcliffe 337* Warwickshire v New Zealand 1949. walking out to the centre. 8”x6”. G collection £50/70 Large original panoramic £60/80 photograph of the County Ground 331* England v Australia 1930. Two press at Edgbaston taken during the 326* Australian tour of England 1926. photographs taken from the Oval match with large crowd in Mono press photograph of Gregory Test. One showing Woodfull caught attendance. Mounted, framed and and Collins walking out to bat at short leg and the other showing glazed. The photograph measures against England at Lord’s 2nd Test len Darling missing a hook. 27”x7” and overall approx 1926. 8”x6”. G/VG £80/120 12”x6.5” and 8”x10”. G. Ex 30”x11.5”. G £60/90 Sutcliffe collection £50/70 327* England v Australia 1928/29. Large 338* Australian tour of England 1953. impressive panoramic photograph of 332* Australian tour of England 1934. S.S. Mono press photograph of Hassett the first days play in the third Test Orford’. Official mono photograph and Morris walking out to bat match at the Melbourne Cricket of the S.S. Orford, the ship which against England in 1953. 8”x10”. Ground on the 29th December took the Australian team to England G/VG £40/60 1928. Excellent image of the ground in March/April 1930. The with Australia batting, the score 38- photograph has been laid down to 339* Australian tour of England 1961. 2 with Kippax batting with Hendry. photographers mount and the Large mono press photograph of the The overall impression from the mount has been signed by eighteen Australian touring party at Lords, photograph is the enormous crowd members of the touring party standing and seated in rows wearing in attendance. Photograph by The including the Manager H. Bushby Australian blazers. 12”x10”. VG Sears Studios, St Kilda Junction, and Treasurer W.C. Bull. Signatures £80/120 Melbourne. Minor faults otherwise include Woodfull (Captain), in good condition.The photograph Bradman, Grimmett, McCabe, 340* England Test players 1959-1962. Six measures 29.5”x11.5”. Attractively Kippax, Ponsford, Brown, Oldfield, mono and sepia head and shoulders mounted, framed and glazed. O’Reilly, Barnett etc. The press photographs of Murray, Overall 39”x21” £350/450 photograph measures 6”x4.25” and Loader, Swetman, Carr, Barber and overall approx 10”x8”. Some fading Knight. 4”x6” and 6”x8”. G£40/60 Australia batted first and made 397 to signatures, trimming to mount all out with Kippax and Ryder 341* Test players. Selection of five mono affecting some signatures otherwise making hundreds. In reply England action press photographs, Dexter, in good condition. Rare £300/400 made 417 all out with Hammond Hanif, Moxon, Knight and Sharp. making 200 , his second consecutive 333* England v Australia 1934. Two sepia Various sizes. G £25/35 Test century, and Blackie taking 6- press photographs taken from the 342* Centenary Test Match. England v 94. Australia were then bowled out Lord’s Test. One depicting Farnes Australia 1980. Stamp Publicity for 351 in their 2nd innings, bowled by Wall and the other printed photograph of the Australian Woodfull and Bradman both making England players collecting stumps team signed by fourteen members of centuries. This was Bradman’s first and souvenirs following the victory. the squad including G. Chappell, Test century in his 2nd match for 11.5”x6.5” and 8”x10”. G. Ex Marsh, Border, Lillee, Mallett, Australia, having been dropped for Sutcliffe collection £60/80 Pascoe, Thomson etc. Signatures in the 2nd Test. England then won the 334* M.C.C. tour of Australia 1936/37. thicker ink pen. Sold with an official match making 332-7, Sutcliffe 135 scorecard for the match. G £60/80 to win by 3 wickets Eleven mono action press photographs from the series. All 343* West Indies tour of England 1939. 328* Sam Staples, Nottinghamshire & approx 6.5”x5”. G. Ex Sutcliffe Original group photograph of West England. Sepia press photograph of collection £70/100 Indian players, Constantine, Hylton Staples, full length, in batting pose 335* Don Bradman. Framed printed and Johnson on the 1939 tour of wearing Nottinghamshire cap. England. 8”x6”. G £60/80 6.5”x8.5”. G £30/40 picture of Bradman walking out to bat, wearing Australian cap c1938. 344* Roy Marshall. Mono press 329* England v Australia 1930. Two press Signed by Bradman in blue ink. photograph of Marshall walking off photographs taken from the Lord’s Overall 6”x12.25”. G £80/120 the pitch having batted. Signed by Test. One shows Sutcliffe meeting Marshall. 6.5”x4.5”. G £50/70 Edward, Duke of Windsor, laid down 336* Don Bradman 1948. Excellent to card, and the other showing original sepia press photograph of 345* West Indies tour of England 1950. members of the England team Bradman and England Captain Mono press photograph of Clyde resting on the pitch having dismissed Norman Yardley tossing for innings Walcott shaking hands with King Bradman for a record score of 254. prior to the 2nd Test match at Lord’s George at Lord’s during the Both approx 8”x10”. Odd faults, in 1948. Bradman wearing Luncheon interval at the 2nd Test generally good. Ex Sutcliffe Australian cap and Yardley wearing 1950. Excellent image. 10”x8”. VG collection £50/70 England blazer. Nicely signed by £50/70 Bradman in blue ink. 8”x10”. Match 330 England v Australia 1930. Two press details to verso. Minor pin hole to 346* West Indies tour of England 1950. photographs taken from the Oval top border of photograph not Two original mono press Test. One showing Tate stumped by affecting image. Good condition. photographs, one a team group shot Oldfield and the other showing Rare image £200/300 wearing tour caps and sweaters and Grimmett, Woodfull etc distributing the other getting off the plane. sawdust to the bowlers marks. Approx 8”x7”. Ex Sonny Ramadhin

22 collection and both signed by him. hands with tour Manager B.M. West Indies dressing room balcony Odd faults otherwise in good Gaskin when he arrived for the tour. during the tea interval at Lord’s in condition £80/120 G £30/50 May 1966, shortly before his fight with Henry Cooper. 8”x10”. G/VG 347* Sonny Ramadhin. West Indies. Four 355* West Indies tour of England 1963. £120/160 original mono press photographs, Four original mono press one of the West Indies team being photographs, one of Queen 363* Learie Constantine, Keith Miller, presented to dignitaries in Pakistan, Elizabeth shaking hands with Gubby Allen and Len Hutton. Sepia one with Alf Valentine, two action Captain Frank Worrell, West Indies press photograph of the four players Test shots v New Zealand 1955/56. team 1963, head and shoulder shot at a re-union held in London for the Various sizes. Ex Sonny Ramadhin of Clyde Walcott and Lock bowling 25th anniversary of the Australia collection and all signed by him. Odd to Ramadhin. Various sizes. G Services team. 10”x8”. G £50/70 faults otherwise in good condition £60/80 £80/120 364* Ron Headley. Worcestershire & West 356* West Indies tour of England 1963. Indies. Celebrated image of Headley 348* Sonny Ramadhin. West Indies. Four Three original mono press flinching and losing his bat during original mono press photographs, photographs, one of Basil Butcher in the Gillette Cup semi-final at one of the West Indies team at the the nets, one of a boy with ball that Worcester. Headley was facing slow airport in New Zealand 1955/56 and Butcher had broken a pavilion bowler David Graveney, the ball the other three of teams that window and scene of the West popped and surprised Headley. The Ramadhin has played for. All approx indies crowd during the 5th Test. photograph signed by Headley and 8”x10”. Ex Sonny Ramadhin 8”x10”. G £60/80 photographer Ken Kelly. The collection and three signed by him. photograph measures 9”x7.5”. 357* West Indies tour of England 1966. Some faults otherwise in good Framed. G £50/70 condition £80/120 Excellent mono press photograph of Gary Sobers in group with Jeffrey Kelly was voted ‘Photographer of 349* Sonny Ramadhin. West Indies. Four Stollmeyer and Conrad Hunte. the Year’ in 1973 for his portfolio original mono press photographs, Sobers is holding the Wisden Trophy. including this image one with Walcott in the nets, one 8”x10”. G £40/60 half length image, one with Alf 365* West Indies. Selection of seven Valentine signing bats and the other 358* Test Captains 1963. Mono various photographs including with Sobers in the nets. All approx photograph of the five Test Captains Worrell, Sobers (2), Richards, Lloyd 8”x10”. Good images. Ex Sonny of 1963, Worrell, Benaud, Dexter, etc. Various sizes. G £40/60 Ramadhin collection and all signed Pataudi and Goddard having a drink in the bar of a pub. Photograph laid 366* Malcolm Marshall. Signed mono by him. Some faults otherwise in press photograph of Marshall good condition £120/160 down to mount. The mount signed by Worrell, Benaud, Dexter and appealing. 10”x8”. G £30/40 350* West Indies v Kent 1957. Original Pataudi. Overall 12”x10”. VG 367* C.B. Fry and K.S. Ranjitsinhji c1895. joint team photograph of the West £150/200 Original Kinora flickerbook with Indies and Kent teams taken in front 359* West Indies tour of England 1966. demonstrations of cricket shots from of the pavilion at Canterbury 1957. the wicket including images of Fry The photograph measures 8”x6.5”. Excellent mono press photograph of Conrad Hunte and Eastern McMorris and Ranjitsinhji, complete in scarce Mounted framed and glazed. original printed circular box. The Overall 10.5”x8.5”. G £60/90 walking out to open the Innings for the West indies at Old Trafford at flickerbook has a brass centre which 351* West Indies v Kent 1963. Original the start of the first Test at Old has the serial number 327. The joint team photograph of the West Trafford 1966. 8”x10”. G/VG circular box has the raised details Indies and Kent teams taken in front £40/60 ‘Kinora Reel. B.M. Biograph Co. Ltd. of the pavilion at Canterbury 1963. London’. Sold with a small The photograph measures 10”x6”. 360* West Indies tour of England 1966. newspaper cutting from 1964 Mounted framed and glazed. Excellent mono press photograph of depicting the said flickerbook, which Overall 11”x7”. G £60/90 Garry Sobers, Mike Smith and the featured in ‘The Origins of Cinema’ Duke of Norfolk at the opening tour exhibition at Cambden Passage, 352* England v West Indies 1963. match at Arundel in April 1966. Islington. The printed details give a Excellent mono press photograph of 8”x10”. G/VG £40/60 date of 1889, which is when the first England and West Indies Captains, flickerbooks would have first been 361* West Indies tour of England 1966. Frank Worrell and Ted Dexter, both produced. A very rare item, Rare and unusual mono press three quarter length. 6.5”x8.5”. G especially in the original box. G photograph of Cassius Clay with £30/50 £300/400 West Indies Manager Jeffrey 353* England v West Indies 1963. Two Stollmeyer on the West Indies 368* ‘Blackheath Cricket Club 1896 & mono press photographs of Frank dressing room balcony during the 1897’. Two original team Worrell in batting pose. One signed tea interval at Lord’s in May 1966, photographs for 1896 and 1897 by Worrell. One 10”x8” and the shortly before his fight with Henry with title to top and players names other 6”x8”. G £70/100 Cooper. 8”x10”. G/VG £120/160 to lower border. Both mounted, framed and glazed. Some faults 354* West Indies tour of England 1963. 362* West Indies tour of England 1966. including fading to images, generally Mono press photograph of West Rare and unusual mono press good. Both approx 20”x17”£30/40 Indies Captain Frank Worrell shaking photograph of Cassius Clay in the

23 369* John Richard Mason. Kent & £70/100 featured include Trumper, Darling, England 1893-1919. Large Hawkins Noble, Laver, Hill, Gregory, Kelly, 375 Kent 1920/50’s. Selection of ten sepia photograph of Mason, full Trumble etc. Title to lower border, signed mono postcard size length, in batting pose. Mounted, printed key to players names to photographs of Kent players framed and glazed. Overall reverse. London Stereoscopic & including G.J. Bryan, A.M. Crawley, 17”x21”. Some fading to image. G Photographic Company Ltd of C. Fairservice, C. Lewis, J.G.W. £25/35 London. 6.5”x4.25”. Odd minor Davies, P.G. Foster, D.G. Clark, E. faults otherwise in good condition 370* England v Australia. Selection of Crush etc. Majority copy £80/120 eight original press action photographs. Some signed in later photographs taken from the years. G £30/50 383 ‘England’s record-breaking Test team 1948(4), 1953(3) and 1961(1) 1938’. Original mono press 376 Kent 1940/60’s. Selection of eleven series. Players featured include photograph of the England team at signed mono/sepia postcard size Bradman, Hassett, Compton, Tallon, the Oval after the final Test of the photographs of Kent players Morris, Johnson etc. Sold with three series v Australia. The England team including Ridgway, Shirreff, Edrich, sepia repro photographs of Bradman had scored a world record score of Hearn, Mayes, Ufton, Woollett, (2) and McCabe (1). Various sizes. G 903-7 declared and beat the Leary, G. Smith etc. Majority copy £60/80 Australians by an innings and 579 photographs. Some signed in later runs. Hutton scored a then world 371* Cricket signatures. Selection of years. G £30/50 record score of 364. The photograph twelve signed postcard size measures 12”x9.5”. G £40/60 photographs, collectors cards etc. 377 Kent 1950/70’s. Selection of ten signed mono postcard size Signatures include Cowdrey, Billy 384 Nottinghamshire 1933 & 1934. Two photographs of Kent players Sutcliffe, Leadbetter, Lock, May, original photographs of the teams, including Sayer, Pretlove, Jones, Long, Knight, Gooch, M.Waugh etc. the 1933 photograph has been Witherden, Wilson, Prodger, G £30/40 trimmed and measures 13”x6” and Luckhurst,Nichols, Denness etc. the 1934 photograph measures 372* Worcestershire v West Indies 2000. Some copy photographs. Some 13.5”x9.5” and also appears to have Framed montage with colour aerial signed in later years. G £30/50 been trimmed. Both photographs by photograph of the Worcester ground Wilkes & Son of West Bromwich. to top, mounted in black with title 378 Kent 1960/70’s. Selection of ten Fold to the 1934 photograph. G below and signed beneath in silver signed mono postcard size £30/50 by the Worcestershire and West photographs of Kent players including Underwood, Graham, Indies teams. Signatures include 385 Australian tour of England 1930. Knott, Johnson, Ealham, Shepherd, Adams, Lara, Ambrose, Walsh, ‘17th Australian XI. English Tour Woolmer, Rowe etc. G £25/35 Campbell, Collymore, Hick, 1930’. Official mono photograph of McGrath, Rhodes etc. Framed and 379 Kent 1970/90’s. Selection of fifteen the S.S. Orford, the ship which took glazed. Limited edition 5/10. Framed signed mono postcard size the Australian team to England in and glazed overall 20”x14”. G photographs of Kent players March/April 1930. The photograph £60/90 including Tavare, Downton, Benson, has been laid down to photog- raphers mount and the mount has 373* New Zealand tour of England 1927. Baptiste, Ellison, Potter, Penn, been signed by all seventeen Official sepia studio photograph of Cowdrey, Hooper etc. G £25/35 members of the touring party the New Zealand team standing and 380 Kent 1980/00’s. Selection of over including the Manager W.L. Kelly seated in rows wearing cricket attire. thirty two signed colour postcard and Treasurer T. Howard. Signatures The photograph laid down to official size photographs of Kent players include Woodfull (Captain), photographers mount with title to including Fleming, Wren, Ealham, Bradman, Jackson, Grimmett, top and players names to lower Alderman, Marsh, De Silva, Wells, McCabe, Kippax, Fairfax, Ponsford, border. Photograph by Crown Key, Symonds, Trott, Sheriyar, Van Hornibrook, Oldfield, Richardson Studios of Wellington. The Jaarsveld etc. G £30/40 etc. The photograph measures photograph measures 16”x10.5” 7”x4.5” and overall in frame, and overall approx 22”x17”. Some 381 Australia 1888. Original cabinet card 11”x9”. Minor foxing to mount minor damage to corners of mount photograph of the Australian touring otherwise in good/very good otherwise in good condition. team to England 1888. Players condition. Rare £300/500 Excellent image of the first New featured include McDonnell, Zealand team to England £150/250 Bannerman, Blackham, Trott, 386 M.C.C. tour of South Africa Bonnor, Jones, Ferris, Boyle etc. Title 1938/39 ‘Timeless Test Series’. ‘The 374* George Brown. Hampshire & and names to side and lower Union-Castle Royal Mail Motor England 1908-1933. Sepia cabinet borders. London Stereoscopic & Vessel. Athlone Castle, 25,550 tons. card of brown pictured in bowling Photographic Company Ltd of Union-Castle Line to South and East pose wearing M.C.C. cap. London. 6.25”x4.25”. Some slight Africa’. Official mono photograph of Photograph by E. Hawkins of trimming to right hand border with the R.M.M.V. Athlone Castle, the Brighton. Horizontal fold otherwise slight loss otherwise in good ship which took the M.C.C. team to in good condition. Sold with a mono condition £70/100 South Africa in October 1938. The press photograph of Brown, head photograph has been laid down to and shoulders, 6”x4” and an ink 382 Australia 1899. Original cabinet card photographers mount and the signature of Brown on piece. G photograph of the Australian touring team to England 1899. Players photograph has been signed by all

24 sixteen members of the touring party to the borders. Signatures on label reads ‘Australia v England party including the Manager A.J. include Gatting, Botham, Lamb, 1909 at Birmingham, 1st Test match. Holmes. Signatures include Broad, Dilley, Gower, French, Australia’s only defeat’ and to right Hammond (Captain), Ames, Richards etc. Presented to players hand border ‘Photo by Frank Laver Valentine, Edrich, Gibb, Farnes, and officials only. Formerly the 1909’. The photograph measures Hutton, Perks, Wright, Verity, property of Graham Dilley. 15”x11.5” and overall 22”x19”. VG Paynter, Wilkinson, Yardley etc. The 14.5”x12”. G/VG £50/70 £300/400 photograph measures 10.5”x7.5” and overall in frame, 15”x12.25”. 391 England tour of Australia 1986/87. 395 Don Bradman. Green photograph Good/very good condition. Rare Official colour tour photograph of album containing several signed £250/350 the England team in tour blazers. magazine, press pictures and Photograph laid down to official photographs. Includes shot of 387 England tour of Australia and New photographers mount with title to Bradman having been bowled by Zealand 1988. Official Bi-centenary top and names of team printed Hollies for nought in Bradman’s final colour tour photograph of the below. Nicely signed in ink by Test at the Oval 1948, the image England team in tour blazers. seventeen members of the touring signed by Bradman, Evans, keeper Photograph laid down to official party to the borders. Signatures and Jack Crapp, the slip. The album photographers mount with title to include Gatting, Botham, Lamb, contains forty five signatures in total top and names of team printed Broad, Dilley, Gower, French, including Hutton, Washbrook, below. Signed in ink by twenty Richards etc. Presented to players Statham, Sutcliffe, Ames, Lillee, members of the touring party to the and officials only. Formerly the Gower, Randall, Garner, Haynes, borders. Signatures include Gatting, property of Graham Dilley. Wyatt, Thomson, Parfitt, Brown, Emburey, Dilley, Broad, Athey, 14.5”x12”. G/VG £50/70 May, Compton, Laker etc. G Fairbrother, French, Jarvis, Robinson, £70/100 Moxon etc. Presented to players and 392 England tour of Australia 1986/87. officials only. 14.75”x11” £40/60 Official colour tour photograph of 396 Warwickshire 1930/40’s. Selection the England team in tour blazers. of eight mono and sepia press 388 England tour of Australia and New Photograph laid down to official photographs from the period. Zealand 1988. Official Bi-centenary photographers mount with title to Images are Warwickshire team v colour tour photograph of the top and names of team printed Derbyshire (Kilner Benefit) 1937, England team in tour blazers. below. Nicely signed in ink by Birmingham Cricket Festival 1943 Photograph laid down to official seventeen members of the touring (3), one featuring grounds staff with photographers mount with title to party to the borders. Signatures the Mayor of Birmingham, players top and names of team printed include Gatting, Botham, Lamb, leaving the field and action shot, below. Signed in ink by eighteen Broad, Dilley, Gower, French, Norman Kilner batting v Surrey at members of the touring party to the Richards etc. Presented to players the Oval, Warwickshire taking the borders. Signatures include Gatting, and officials only. Formerly the field c1935 (2) and Cranmer batting Emburey, Dilley, Broad, Athey, property of Graham Dilley. at Lord’s 1937. Various sizes. G Fairbrother, French, Jarvis, Robinson 14.5”x12”. G/VG £50/70 £30/50 etc. Presented to players and officials only. formerly the property of 393* Australian tour of England 1948. 397 Don Bradman. Small postcard size Graham Dilley. 14.75”x11” £40/60 Excellent mono press photograph of photograph of Bradman batting for Don Bradman, Lindsay Hassett and Australia with keeper Godfrey Evans 389 England tour of Australia and New singer Daphne Walker. Signed in ink in close attendance. Signed by Zealand 1988. Official Bi-centenary by all three. The signature of Bradman and Evans. Fault to colour tour photograph of the Bradman slightly faded. The photograph otherwise in good England team in tour blazers. photograph measures 9.5”x7.5”. G condition £30/50 Photograph laid down to official £200/300 photographers mount with title to 398 Alfred Percy Freeman. Kent & Daphne Walker was a popular singer top and names of team printed England 1914-1936. Collection of in the 1940/50’s below. Signed in ink by eighteen eight original mono press photographs of Freeman. Some members of the touring party to the 394 Australian tour of England 1909. taken during his playing career and borders. Signatures include Gatting, Excellent large unusual sepia some in retirement. Includes being Emburey, Dilley, Broad, Athey, photograph of the huge crowd presented to King George VI, in Fairbrother, French, Jarvis, Robinson gathered on the pitch at Edgbaston presentation group with Frank etc. Presented to players and officials following the Australian only Test Woolley, in the garden and the only. formerly the property of defeat of the tour. The photograph house at Dunbolyn in Bearsted in Graham Dilley. 14.75”x11” £40/60 was taken by Frank Laver, a member 1958 etc. Mostly 9.5”x7.5”. G of the Australian touring party who 390 England tour of Australia 1986/87. £40/60 Official colour tour photograph of did not play in the match. The image Previously the property of ‘Tich’ the England team in tour blazers. is taken from up in the stands Freeman’s grand daughter Photograph laid down to official looking down on the crowd with the photographers mount with title to ground with stands, tents and sightscreen to background. Almost 399 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1903/04. top and names of team printed Large and impressive original mono below. Nicely signed in ink by all the crowd are wearing hats or caps. Mounted, inscription to mount photograph of the touring party seventeen members of the touring standing and seated in rows wearing

25 suits and a variety of hats. Players Washbrook, press photographs 412* Sonny Ramadhin. Trinidad, include Warner (Captain), Hirst, including Barrington, W. Edrich, Lancashire & West Indies 1949- Rhodes, Bosanquet, Braund, Fielder, Botham, Lever, Gower, Randall, 1965. ‘100th Test wicket ball’. Arnold, Relf, Foster, Hayward etc. Gooch, Lamb, Hadlee, Underwood Cricket ball presented to Ramadhin Photograph by McGann of Adelaide. etc, Topical Times supplements after the New Zealand 2nd innings The photograph measures include Hutton, Gimblett, Compton, of the first Test of the West Indies 18.5”x11.5”. Modern mount and Melville, Todd etc, front page of ‘The 1955/56 tour in Dunedin in which frame. Overall 23”x16”. G Sketch’ 1934 featuring cricket etc. G Ramadhin trapped Leggatt LBW to £300/500 £30/50 claim his 100th Test wicket. Circular silver plaque to ball reads ‘K.T. England won the series by 3 tests to 406 W.H. Hadow and P.F. Hadow. Ramadhin. N.Z. v W.I. 1956. 100th two Harrow & Middlesex 1860/70’s. Two Test Wicket’. Sold with signed note carte de visite photographs of the 400 ‘India in England 1959’. Official of provenance from Ramadhin. G players, head and shoulders, in mono photograph of the Indian £400/600 cricket attire. The P.F. Hadow card touring team to England 1959. trimmed. P.F. Hadow was Sonny Ramadhin played in all four Photograph laid down to official Wimbledon tennis champion in Tests on the New Zealand tour and photographers mount with official 1878. G £60/80 during the second innings of the first titles and team names to top and Test had Leggatt trapped LBW for 17 lower border. ‘With Compliments of 407 South Africa 1998. Colour to claim his 100th Test wicket. He the Maharaja of Baroda, Manager’ photograph of the South African took 9 wickets in the match. In the to lower border. Minor faults team standing and seated in rows. four Tests he took 20 wickets at 15.8 otherwise in good condition. The photograph window mounted 14.5”x11” £40/60 and signed to mount by sixteen of 413 Cricket barometer. A Victorian brass the squad. Signatures include Cronje mantel barometer. The barometer 401 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1928/29. (Captain), Woolmer (Manager), mounted on a set of cricket stumps, Mono photograph of the S.S. Kirsten, Rhodes, Pollock, Donald, with leaning cricket bats to each Ormonde, the ship which took the Kallis etc. Framed and glazed. side, the handles in copper wire. The M.C.C. team from Australia to Overall approx 15”x13”. G £50/70 oblong base lacking original cricket England in March/April 1929. The ball and two gloves Approx 7” high. photograph has been laid down to 408 Gentlemen of England v Australia, Good condition £100/150 mount and this has been signed by Lord’s 1938. Original mono press fifteen members of the touring party photograph of Bob Wyatt batting 414 Cricket clock. A Victorian brass including the Manager F.C.Toone. with keeper and slips in close mantel clock. The case in the form of Signatures include Hammond, attendance. Signed by Wyatt in blue a set of stumps with crossed bats Mead, Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Freeman, ink. 10”X8”. G £25/35 and ball on an oval naturalistic case Tate, Larwood, Ames, Geary, base with bun feet. Gilt dial. 6.5” Leyland, White etc. Also signed by 409 Bert Oldfield, Australia. Copyright high by 5” wide. Some faults former Wisden Editor, S.J. Sport & General press agency otherwise in good condition Southerton of Reuters. The photograph of Bert Oldfield and £150/250 photograph measures 6”x4.5” and Pellew in Australian blazers and 415 Burleigh Ware art deco ceramic overall in frame, 10.5”x8.5”. G caps. Signed in ink by Oldfield and cricket jug. The jug with cricket field £200/300 dated 1974. 10”x8”. G £30/40 and pavilion design to body with 402 Percy Melville Thornton. Cambridge 410 Gubby Allen. Mono head and moulded batsman handle. The & Middlesex. Original sepia cabinet shoulders press photograph of Allen. batsman wearing a blue cap. The jug card photograph of Thornton in later Signed in blue ink by Allen. 8”x10”. is 7.5” tall with ‘beehive’ Burleigh life as MP for Clapham. Photograph G £25/35 stamp and No. 5290 to base. Two by Webster Bros of Clapham. Card CRICKET CERAMICS & METALWARE inch hair line crack otherwise in good measures approx 4.25”x6.5”. condition. Rare £300/400 Good/very good condition £25/35 411 Alfred Percy Freeman. Kent & England 1914-1936. ‘Wisden Ball 416 and Wilfred Rhodes of 403 South African tour of New Zealand presented to A.P. Freeman as a Yorkshire. Commemorative transfer 1952/53. Original press photograph memento of his excellent bowling printed mug with vignette of Hirst in of the South African team in tour against Southern Queensland at batting pose with title ‘George H. blazers. 9”x8”. G £15/25 Warwick, Queensland 1928. 8 Hirst. Yorkshire’s celebrated all round wickets for 31’. Mounted cricket ball cricketer. His record score against 404 West Indies tour of England 1950. Leicestershire (341) May 1905’ to Three small mono photographs with mounted silver shield presented to Freeman on the M.C.C. tour of one side. To the other a vignette of taken on the tour. Two feature Rhodes in bowling pose with title Everton Weekes and the other Australia following the match played on the 8th-10th December 1928. ‘Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire’s features Walcott, Rae, Christiano, celebrated bowler’. In between the Ramadhin etc. 2.5”X3.5”. G£15/25 The ball mounted on turned wooden stand. Freeman took fifteen wickets two vignettes are stumps with 405 Cricket photographs, supplements, in the match. G/VG £250/350 crossed bats and a cricket ball with pictures etc. Varied collection ‘pint’ measure stamp below. To base including signed photographs of Previously the property of ‘Tich’ ‘H.H.&S. B’. Replacement handle Johnny Wardle and Cyril Freeman’s grand daughter and restoration to mug. Generally

26 good. Approx 4” high £100/200 signed by the England team, the first 1895. Rare. G/VG £500/700 home Test win since the 1969 417 Cricket snuff box. Small Victorian Headingley win £500/700 429 W.G. Grace. Royal Doulton china papier mache oval snuff box. The lid figure of W.G. Grace. Grace is painted with a cricketing scene of 423* Sonny Ramadhin. Trinidad, depicted in batting mode wearing boys playing cricket. The box Lancashire & West Indies 1949- M.C.C. cap with bat raised about to measures approx 2.5” x2”. Some 1965. Silver plated tankard drive. Approximately 9” tall. Limited minor wear to lid otherwise in good presented to Ramadhin by the West edition 387/9500. 1995. G/VG condition £100/150 Indies team in recognition of his £80/120 outstanding tour of England in 1950. 418 W.G. Grace. Heart shaped pin tray The tankard with inscription ‘To 430 Geoff Boycott. Royal Doulton china with gilded and scalloped rim with Sonny Ramadhin from fellow figure of Geoff Boycott. Boycott is printed image of Grace in batting members of the West Indies Cricket depicted in batting mode wearing pose and signature in brown below. Team. England 1950’. The tankard England cap with bat raised. Kepple of Bristol stamp to base with measures approx 4” high. G Approximately 9” tall. Limited registration mark 319664 (1898) £300/400 edition 11/8114. 1996. VG £50/70 and painted mark M615. Minor hairline crack otherwise in good Ramadhin made his Test debut in 431 Ian Botham, Somerset & England. condition. Rare £200/300 1950 in the first Test played at Old Endurance Ltd cold-cast porcelain Trafford. He created quite a figure of Botham in batting pose. 419 Cricket bottle. Attractive cricket glass sensation in 1950 heading the first Limited edition. On wooden plinth. Codd mineral bottle, c1880/90’s, class bowling averages with 135 Approx 10.5” tall. VG £30/40 with ‘Rylands Bulb patent’ glass wickets at 14.88 and took 26 432 ‘Lord’s Cricket Ground. The Pavilion. ‘marble’ ball stop. ‘J. Smith of wickets in the Tests at 23.33 Accrington’ with stumps and ball to Marylebone Cricket Club’. A side of bottle. ‘John Kilner, Maker, 424* Ken Barrington. Surrey & England. Sandland, Staffordshire ceramic Wakefield’ to verso. Approx 9” tall. Silver plated dish presented to trinket/cigarette box with transfer G £40/60 Barrington on the M.C.C. 1967/68 print of the pavilion at Lord’s to lid. tour of the West Indies. To centre is Gold lustre to rims. VG £40/60 420 ‘Bramall Lane Cricket Ground’. an engraved M.C.C. emblem with Attractive cricket glass beer bottle 433 Ian Botham. Royal Doulton ceramic ‘1967 West Indies 1968’ in scroll c1900 with ‘E. Donoghue. Wines & caricature toby jug of Ian Botham below and ‘K.F.B.’. 6” diameter. G Spirit Merchant. Division Street and 1998. Ltd Edn no 704/9500. G/VG £80/100 Bramall Lane Cricket Ground’. 8.25” £30/50 tall. G £50/70 425* Leslie Ethelbert George Ames. Kent 434 Fred Trueman. Royal Doulton & England 1926-1951. Original 421 Cricketing figure. Continental ceramic caricature toby jug of Fred pewter tankard presented to Ames decorative figure of a girl wearing Trueman 1997. Ltd Edn no at the conclusion of the 1936-37 hat and holding an early looking 554/9500. G/VG £30/50 tour of Australia by the M.C.C. cricket bat. Approx 10” tall. Odd Captain, Gubby Allen. ‘With 435 . Royal Doulton chip to base otherwise in good inscription ‘Leslie Ames from a ceramic caricature toby jug of Denis condition £30/40 grateful ‘Skipper’ and Manager Compton 1996. Ltd Edn no 422* England v West Indies 1969. ‘The Australia 1936-37’. G £80/120 1113/9500. G/VG £30/50 Wisden Trophy’. Replica ‘Wisden 426* Cricket bottle. Attractive half pint 436 Len Hutton 364. Royal Doulton Trophy’ presented to Ray beer bottle with cork screw stopper ceramic caricature toby jug of Illingworth, Captain of England, with ‘J. Smith of Accrington’ with Hutton 1993. Ltd Edn no following England‘s victory over the cricket stumps, bails and ball to side 2501/9500. G/VG £30/50 West Indies in the 1969 series. of bottle. Bottle has date to base of England won the series by two Tests 437 W.G. Grace. Royal Doulton ceramic 1873. Approx 8” tall. Green tint to to nil, with one drawn. The silver caricature toby jug of ‘The glass. G £30/50 metal trophy mounted on black Champion’ W.G. Grace 1989. 4”tall. wooden base has the raised figure of 427* Cricket cigarette tin. Rare cigarette Ltd edn no 1642/9500. G £30/50 ‘John Wisden 1826-1884’ to side tin decorated with a colour image of 438 Ceramics/glassware etc. Box with metal plaque below ‘Wisden a lady cricketer to lid. Approx containing various cricket items 1864-1963. England v West Indies 2”x3.25”. Wear to tin, image good including ‘Surrey Cricketers’ 1969. England 2 West Indies 0. 1 £80/120 Tankard’, ‘Teachers Whisky cricket Drawn. R. Illingworth’. The trophy 428 W.G. Grace. Coalport porcelain plate jug’, cricket mugs (one, football), stands approx 6.5” high. An almost cricket teapot, century of centuries exact smaller replica of the official commemorating W.G. Grace’s Century Of Centuries 1895, plaques etc. Sold with five cricket trophy. Sold with one page letter videos. G £30/40 from Alec Bedser, Chairman of decorated in green with portrait of Selectors, congratulating Illingworth, Grace and dates of each individual 439 Yorkshire. Herbert Sutcliffe & Len dated 1969. Sold with official century and who scored against. Hutton. Royal Grafton china plates scorecards for England v West With semi-gadrooned rim. 9” commemorating Sutcliffe and Indies, 3rd Test at Headingley 1969 diameter. Coalport stamp in green to Hutton scoring a Century of (the last England win) and England v back ‘In Commemoration of Dr W.G. Centuries. Each limited edition of West Indies 1991 at Headingley Grace’s Century of Centuries 1866- 500 plates. Qty 2. G £30/50

27 440 Geoff Boycott. Coalport china plate 451 Club history. Three commemorative commemorating Boycott scoring a plates, Yorkshire, Last team at Century of Centuries for Yorkshire. Bramhall Lane 1973 (Coalport Ltd Limited edition of 1500 plates. G Ed), Centenary of at Old £20/30 Trafford 1984 (Coalport Ltd Ed) and Essex Centenary 1876-1976 441 Geoff Boycott. Coalport china plate (Edwardian Ltd Ed) G £30/40 commemorating Boycott scoring a Century of Centuries. Limited edition 452 Essex C.C.C. 1876-1976. of 1500 plates. G £20/30 Commemorative limited edition plate to mark the Centenary. Made 442 Kent. , by Edwardian. Limited edition & Les Ames. Coalport china plates 348/1500. In original box. G£15/25 commemorating Cowdrey, Woolley & Ames scoring a Century of 453 Cricket stick/umbrella stand. Green Centuries. Each limited edition. Qty painted cast iron stick/umbrella 3. G £40/60 stand in Victorian style. With figure of cricketer, apparently modelled on 443 Don Bradman. Coalport china plate Lord Hawke, to centre with bat to commemorating Bradman scoring a right and stumps to left. The figure Century of Centuries. Limited edition of the cricketer painted in cricket of 500 plates. G £150/250 whites with cap and tie in M.C.C. 444 Surrey. Jack Hobbs & . colours. Half circular base. 32.5” Coalport china plates commemo- high. VG £80/120 rating Hobbs and Edrich scoring a 454 Australia tour of England 1926. An Century of Centuries. Each limited oval colour Thorne’s Super Extra edition. Qty 2. G £30/50 Creme Toffee tin ‘A Souvenir of the 445 Gloucestershire. W.G. Grace & Wally Australian’s Visit in 1926. With Hammond. Coalport china plates named pictures of the Australian commemorating Grace and team to the sides. Blank lid. 5.5”. G Hammond scoring a Century of £50/70 Centuries. Each limited edition. Qty 455 Cricket bag. Large crested china 2. G £40/60 cricket bag with colour emblem for 446 , & ‘St. Leonards’. Approx 4.5” long. Denis Amiss. Coalport china plates Florentine China. G/VG £30/40 commemorating Richards, Gooch 456 Cricket bag. Large crested china and Amiss scoring a Century of cricket bag with colour emblem for Centuries. Each limited edition. Qty ‘Pembroke Dock’. Approx 4.5” long. 3. G £30/40 Florentine China. G/VG £30/40 447 and Denis Compton. 457 Cricket bag. Large crested china Coalport china plates commemo- cricket bag with colour emblem for rating Graveney and Compton ‘Fareham’. Approx 4.5” long. scoring a Century of Centuries. Each Cyclone A.A.A. China. G/VG limited edition. Qty 2. G £30/40 £30/40 448 plates for 458 Cricket bag. Large crested china Hampshire 1973, (the first issue and cricket bag with colour emblem for rarest plate), 1974-1979, 1988, ‘Saxmundham’. Approx 4.5” long. 1989, 1992, 1994 & 1997. Qty 12 Florentine China. G/VG £30/40 £30/50 459 Cricket bag. Large crested china 449 Richard Hadlee. Royal Grafton china cricket bag with colour emblem for plate commemorating Sir Richard ‘Windsor’. Approx 4.5” long. Griffin Hadlee taking a World record 431 China. G/VG £30/40 Test wickets for New Zealand 1990. Limited edition of 1000 plates. VG. 460 Cricket bag. Large crested china £20/30 cricket bag with colour emblem for ‘Boscombe’. Approx 4.5” long. 450 Ashes cricket. Four commemorative British manufacture. G/VG £30/40 plates, Centenary of the Ashes 1882-1982 (Coalport Ltd Ed), 461 Cricket bag. Large crested china Centenary Test 1980 (Coalport Ltd cricket bag with colour emblem for Ed), Australia 1977 Touring Cricket ‘Tankerton on Sea’. Approx 4.5” Team (Royal Stafford) and W.G. long. Florentine China. G/VG Grace, England v Australia 1896 £30/40 (Coalport Ltd Ed). G £30/50

50 462 Cricket bag. Large crested china 476 Cricket bag. Large crested china 490 Cricket bag. Small crested china cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for ‘Rhyl’. Approx 4.5” long. Victoria ‘Rochdale’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Kings Lynn’. Approx 3.25” long. China. G/VG £30/40 Victoria China. G/VG £30/40 Botolph China. G £20/30 463 Cricket bag. Large crested china 477 Cricket bag. Large crested china 491 Cricket bag. Small crested china cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for ‘Sittingbourne’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Sheerness’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Sandgate’. Approx 3.25” long. Coronet Ware. G £30/40 Cyclone. G £30/40 Botolph China. G £20/30 464 Cricket bag. Large crested china 478 Cricket bag. Large crested china 492 Cricket bat. Crested china cricket bat cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for with colour emblem for ‘Bingley, ‘Chester’. Approx 4.5” long. British ‘Epsom’. Approx 4.5” long. Coronet Yorks’. Carlton China. Approx 4.5” manufacture. G/VG £30/40 Ware. G/VG £30/40 long. Some cracking and slight damage to end of bat. G £50/70 465 Cricket bag. Large crested china 479 Cricket bag. Large crested china cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for 493 Royal Doulton County ‘Brampton’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Gorleston On Sea’. Approx 4.5” Championship plate for Hampshire Lochinvar N&C. G/VG £30/40 long. G/VG £30/40 1973, the first issue and rarest plate. G £25/35 466 Cricket bag. Large crested china 480 Cricket bag. Large crested china cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for 494 Derbyshire County Cricket Club ‘East Grinstead’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Gosport’. Approx 4.5” long. Centenary Year 1870-1970. Royal Coronet Ware. G £30/40 Florentine China. G £30/40 Crown Derby bone china ‘Duchess’ large sweet dish produced to 467 Cricket bag. Large crested china 481 Cricket bag. Large crested china commemorate the centenary. Club cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for emblem of ‘Crown and Rose’ in ‘Whalley’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Stirling’. Approx 4.5” long. Atlas brown and gold with circular band Victoria China. G/VG £30/40 Heraldic China. G/VG £30/40 decoration in brown, turquoise and 468 Cricket bag. Large crested china 482 Cricket bag. Large crested china gold to centre, surrounded by cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for ‘Derbyshire Rose’ emblem and floral ‘Great Yarmouth’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Devizes’. Approx 4.5” long. decoration leading to gold lustre Dainty Ware. G/VG £30/40 Coronet Ware. G/VG £30/40 handles on each side. Limited edition of 500. 9.25”x7.25”. Very good 469 Cricket bag. Large crested china 483 Cricket bag. Large crested china condition in original presentation cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for box. Scarce £50/80 ‘County Borough of Hanley’. Approx ‘Ely. Priory See’. Approx 4.5” long. 4.5” long. British Made. G/VG Coronet Ware. G £30/40 CRICKET SCORECARDS, £30/40 PROGRAMMES, MAGAZINES ETC 484 Cricket bag. Large crested china 470 Cricket bag. Large crested china cricket bag with colour emblem for 495 Wally Grout Testimonial programme cricket bag with colour emblem for ‘Burgh of Saltcoats’. Approx 4.5” 1968. Official programme for ‘Atherstone School’. Approx 4.5” long. Atlas Heraldic China. G£30/40 Queensland v Western Australia, long. G/VG £30/40 Brisbane 1968. G £20/30 485 Cricket bag. Medium crested china 471 Cricket bag. Large crested china cricket bag with colour emblem for 496 W.R. Hammond Benefit souvenir cricket bag with colour emblem for ‘Inverness’. Approx 4” long. Carlton 1934. Official Benefit souvenir for ‘Kemnay’. Approx 4.5” long. China. G/VG £25/35 the Gloucestershire v Hampshire Florentine China. G/VG £30/40 match played at Bristol on 4-7th 486 Cricket bag. Medium crested china August 1934. Original pictorial 472 Cricket bag. Large crested china cricket bag with colour emblem for covers. Rare. VG £80/120 cricket bag with colour emblem for ‘Doncaster’. Approx 4” long. Carlton ‘Woolwich’. Approx 4.5” long. China. G/VG £25/35 497 Benefit brochures. Official brochures Cyclone. G/VG £30/40 for Jack Parker (Surrey) 1951, 487 Cricket bag. Medium crested china George Cox (Sussex) 1951, Alec 473 Cricket bag. Large crested china cricket bag with colour emblem for Bedser (Surrey) 1953, Arthur Phebey cricket bag with colour emblem for ‘Arms of St. Thomas A’Becket’. (Kent) 1960, Tommy Greenhough ‘Maidenhead’. Approx 4.5” long. Approx 4” long. Carlton China. (Lancs) 1964 and John Murray Florentine China. G £30/40 G/VG £25/35 (Middlesex) 1966. Qty 6. G £30/40 474 Cricket bag. Large crested china 488 Cricket bag. Small crested china 498 Benefit brochures 1970’s/2000’s. cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for Over 110 signed Benefit brochures ‘Redcar’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Purfleet’. Approx 3.25” long. including Botham, Walsh, M. Florentine China. G/VG £30/40 Arcadian China. G/VG £20/30 Marshall, B. Richards, Pocock, B. 475 Cricket bag. Large crested china 489 Cricket bag. Small crested china Taylor, Donald, Garner, Hadlee, cricket bag with colour emblem for cricket bag with colour emblem for Intikhab, Hayes etc. Sold with ‘Horden’. Approx 4.5” long. ‘Tavidore Prior. Wincanton’. Approx further box of unsigned Benefit Florentine China. G/VG £30/40 3.25” long. Arcadian China. G brochures. G/VG £50/70 £20/30

51 499 Yorkshire Benefit brochures. Sold with a box of eighteen cricket 518* West Indies v Australia 1955. Scarce Collection of twenty four Yorkshire videos, ‘Cricket: Leaders of the West indian scorecard for the 4th brochures, some signed. Brochures World’ folder, two Yorkshire cricket Test match played at the Kensington include Arthur Wood 1939, Bill prints, one signed by Moxon and Oval on the 14th-20th May 1955. Bowes 1947, Johnny Wardle 1957, two large cricketing figures, one of The scorecard hand dated 20th May Jimmy Binks 1967, Doug Padgett Grace, both lacking bats. G £30/50 1955 and signed by the entire 1969 & 1978, Sold with various Australian touring party. Sixteen 509 England tour of India 1963/64. other Yorkshire brochures etc signatures including Johnson, Official souvenir programme for the including ‘ 18th May Morris, Davidson, Miller, Lindwall, 5th Test played at Kanpur 15th-20th 1905-31st July 1943. The Story of a Harvey, Johnston, Burge etc. Some February 1964. Original pictorial Gallant Cricketer’. Published by the creasing, folds otherwise in good covers. G £30/40 Yorkshire Observer 1945. Odd condition £300/400 faults, generally good condition 510 West Indies tour of India 1966/67. 519* Glamorgan v Northamptonshire £40/60 Official souvenir pictorial scorecard 1972. Official scorecard signed by for the Test played in Bombay 14th 500 Benefit/testimonial brochures Jones(105) and Fredericks(228no) December 1966. G £30/50 1970’s/2000’s. Large collection of who put on 330 for the first wickets. brochures, some signed. Some 511 ‘The Greatest Cricketer Ever!’. Sir G £25/35 duplication. In four boxes £30/50 Garfield Sobers. Souvenir 520* Essex v Leicestershire 1990. Essex programme signed to front cover by 501 The Cricketer magazine 1921-1963. made 761-6dec (highest ever total). Sobers. G £40/50 Edited by P.F. Warner. Thirty five Signed by the three centurions bound volumes in various bindings. 512 ‘M.C.C. Visit to India 1972/73’. Gooch (215), Prichard (245) and Some duplication. Includes some war ‘Hindu Souvenir’ tour brochure. Sold Foster (101). Sold with similar years. Not complete run. G with official souvenir programme for scorecard for Surrey v Lancashire £150/250 the India v England, 4th Test played 1990. Highest aggregate scores in county match. Signed by eight of the 502 ‘West Indies tours of India 1978/79 in Kanpur 25th-30th January 1973. Lancashire team including two of the and 1983/84’. Two ‘Hindu Souvenir’ Qty 2. G £30/50 centurions. G £15/25 brochures. G/VG £25/35 513 M.C.C. tour of India, Pakistan & 521* Kent v Derbyshire 1991. Official 503 M.C.C. tour of the West Indies Ceylon 1972-1973. Official pre tour scorecard for the match signed by 1974. Official souvenir brochure for souvenir of the tour produced by the Benson(160) and Taylor(146) who the 3rd Test played at the B.C.C.I. Sold with various travel put on a record opening stand of Kensington Oval, Barbados on 6th- documents, souvenirs from the tour. 300 in the match. Sold with similar 11th March 1974. G £25/35 G £25/35 scorecard for Kent v Middlesex 504 Pakistan Cricketers Tour of India 514 ‘The Australians in Guyana 1973 1990. Signed by Hinks(234) and 1960/61. Sport & Pastime souvenir tour. Official souvenir for the West Taylor(152) who put on a record 366 brochure covering the tour. Green Indies v Australian Test series in for the 2nd wicket. Also signed by pictorial covers. G £20/30 1973. Original decorative covers. G the rest of the Kent team. G£15/25 £30/50 505 England tour of Pakistan 1984. 522* England v Pakistan 1992. Official Official souvenir brochure for the 515* Gloucestershire v Australia 1930. scorecard for the match played at 3rd Test played at the Gaddafi Official printed scorecard for the Old Trafford. The card signed by Stadium, Lahore on the 19th-24th tour match played at Bristol where David Gower who made 73 in his March 1984. G £20/30 the match was tied, with Parker 200th Test innings and became taking 7-54 in the Australian 2nd England’s leading run maker. Sold 506 England tour of India 1985. Official innings. Some wear otherwise in with a similar scorecard for England souvenir brochure for the 3rd Test good condition £60/80 v India 1996, signed by Dickie Bird, played at Calcutta on 31st standing in his last Test. G £15/25 December, 1st-5th January 1985. 516* London County v Anerley 1902. Some faults otherwise in good Rare part printed scorecard for the 523* England v South Africa 1994. Official condition £20/30 match played at Crystal Palace on scorecard for the match played at the 21st April 1902. Grace made 101 Lord’s, signed by the two Captains, 507 West Indies tour of England 1939. (retired), Norman 101no, Murdoch Atherton and Wessels. The first ‘The Ashes. The West Indies are 75 etc. Adhesive marks to verso. G match between the two sides since Here!’. Rare tour souvenir brochure £60/90 1965. G £15/25 for the tour in 1939. Printed by Love & Malcomson Co of Surrey. Original 517* London County v Hon Artillery 524* England v Australia 1972. Official decorative covers. 31pp. Odd minor Company 1902. Rare part printed scorecard for the Test match played faults otherwise in good condition scorecard for the match played at at Lord’s on 22nd-27th June 1972. £40/60 Crystal Palace on the 10th Bob Massie took eight wickets in September 1902. Murdoch made each innings finishing with match 508 England ‘Yorkshire players’ on tour 157, C.B. Grace and W.G. Grace figures of 16-137. Sold with ink of South Africa 1999-2000. Large (Junior) played in the match etc. signature of Massie on card. G framed cricket shirt signed the five Adhesive marks to verso. G £60/90 £30/40 Yorkshire players, Vaughan, Gough, Silverwood, White and Hamilton.

52 525* Bradman and Lillee. Don Bradman 533 England v Australia 1938. Official 541 ‘The Ashes?. Cricketures of the 75th Birth Anniversary first day scorecard for the Test match played Australian and English Teams’. Frank cover 1983, signed by Bradman and at The Oval in August 1938. In this lee. Souvenir 5th Test 26th February Sheffield Shield Final 1987 first day game Len Hutton made the world 1937. Melbourne. Magnet cover signed by Denis Lillee. VG record score of 364 in England first Publishing Co. 1937 36pp. Original £50/70 innings. Part printed annotation. pictorial covers depicting Bradman Odd faults otherwise in good and Allen. Pre match booklet of 526* Signed first day covers. Selection of condition £20/30 caricatures of the players. Minor six covers, five individually signed by faults otherwise in good condition a player. Signatures are Charlie 534 ‘The English County Champions of £40/60 Griffiths (WI), Gough, Ezra Moseley, 1964. Worcestershire C.C.C. in Philip Weston and Darren Maddy. G Calcutta 4th to 11th March 1965’. 542 Australia 1938. ‘The Ashes. The £15/25 Official programme for the tour Australians are here!’ Souvenir pre published by the Calcutta Cricket tour brochure for the Australian tour 527* England v Australia 1930. Official Club. Rare. G £40/60 of England. Pictorial covers. 40pp. scorecard for the 5th Test match Small tear to rear wrapper otherwise played at the Oval August 16th- 535 Indian souvenir tour brochures, in good condition £30/40 22nd 1930. Nicely signed in black programmes, books etc. Includes ink by the England and Australian tour souvenirs for the tours by New 543 Australia 1938. ‘Test Cricket Captains, R.E.S. Wyatt and W.A. Zealand 1965 (BCCI), Australia 1964 Souvenir 1938’. ‘The Age and The Woodfull. Australia won the Test by (Sport & Pastime), India v Ceylon Leader Test Cricket Souvenir’ pre an innings and 39 runs. Highlights 1964, M.C.C. 1964 (BCCI) etc. tour brochure for the Australian tour include for Australia, Don Bradman Indian tours of England 1946, 1952, of England in 1938, published by made 232, Ponsford 110, Jackson 73 1959 & 1982 etc. Good selection. David Syme & Co, Melbourne. and Hornibrook took 7-92 in the Qty 15. G £30/40 Original decorative covers. G England 2nd innings, for England, £60/90 Sutcliffe made 161 and Peebles took 536 Cricket scrapbooks 1946-1968. 6-204. Odd minor faults otherwise Large quantity of scrap books 544 ‘Souvenir of the M.C.C. tour of in good condition £200/300 covering, mainly, Test cricket for the South Africa & Rhodesia 1948/49’, period. Well presented. G £40/60 published by Donaldsons Publication 528* West Indies ‘World Cup Winners’ of Johannesburg. Sold with ‘Official 537 Australian tour of England 1884. 1975. Black presentation folder Souvenir of the M.C.C. South ‘The Boy’s Own Paper’ November containing twelve original World African Tour 1948-1949’. Transvaal 1884. Original 64 page magazine Cup first day covers each with Cricket Union, ‘Marylebone Cricket containing ‘Our Cricketing Guests’ different island commemorative Club. Visit to Southern Africa 1948- Colour lithograph print of the stamp. Limited edition of seventy 49. Souvenir Itinerary’. Publicity and Philadelphians of America and the five folders issued. G £40/50 Travel Department, South African Australian team 1884. Attractive Railways and ‘Springbok Cricket and 529 Wisden Cricket Monthly/The print with small vignettes of all the Soccer Tours 1947’. Central News. G Wisden Cricketer. Complete run of players head and shoulders with £50/80 the magazine in binders from 1979 images of bats, balls, kangaroos, (1st)-2005. G £30/50 cockatoos, eagle, bear, American 545 Australian XI v Tasmania 1948. flag etc. 7.75”x11.5”. The magazine Official programme for the match 530 Playfair Cricket Monthly 1960-1973. has the original small key to the plate played at Hobart on the 5th & 6th Run of the magazine for the period, naming the players, page 7 and an March 1948. The programme lists incomplete. In official binders. Sold article on the teams on pages 34/35 the England tour itinerary, fixtures in with a complete run of the The and page 55. Unusual to see the England, scorecard for the game and Cricketer Magazine in binders, some magazine and the plate together. details and pen pictures of the in unofficial binders, from 1972- Good condition £50/70 Australian teams. G £30/50 2005 and a quantity of the magazine/Annuals 1920’s/1970’s 538 ‘The Story of the Tests. England v The Australian team, in those days, some in binders, some wartime and Australia 1877-1920. Official always played a warm up game some full years. Plus quantity of the Souvenir’. Sydney NSW. Carters against Tasmania on route to a Test The Cricketer Quarterly Print 1920. 80pp. Odd faults series with England 1970/2000’s. In eight boxes. G otherwise in good condition £50/70 £40/60 546 ‘The Listener in Test Cricket Book 539 ‘Australia v England 1877-1926. 1948’. Compiled by Rohan Rivett. G 531 Don Bradman ‘Centenary of The Book of the Test Matches’. Published £18/25 Sheffield Shield’ first day cover by The Manchester Guardian. Pre featuring Don Bradman. Signed by tour publication of the Australian 547 East Molesey v Australia 1953. Bradman in blue ink. G £30/50 tour of England 1926. Decorative Official souvenir programme for the covers. G £25/35 match played on the 26th April 532 Cricket ephemera 1940’s-1990’s. 1953. Sold with ‘The Battle for the Large collection of ephemera 540 ‘Photos & Snapshots. England v Ashes’ Pre 1953 tour brochure including programmes, brochures, Australia 1926’. Pre tour publication printed by Edgar J.K. Thompson, tour guides, magazines, annuals, for the Australian tour of England Melbourne, official programme for books etc. Good selection. In two 1926. Green decorative covers. the Australia v Duke of Norfolk’s XI boxes. Some signatures. G £30/50 28pp. G £30/50 match played at Arundel on the

53 28th April 1956 and official Association. Pictorial covers. With Scorecard printed at The Oval by programme for the Ireland v team detail, itinerary, player profile, Merser & Gardner of Kensington Australians match held at College pen pictures to inside pages. Odd Cross. The match was drawn. The Park, Dublin in September 1961. G faults otherwise in good condition Gentlemen included E.M. Grace, all £50/70 £40/50 three of the Walkers brothers etc. The Players included Jupp, Shaw, 548 M.C.C. tour of South Africa & 553 Cricket first day covers. Red file Lillywhite, Hearne etc. Pooley made Rhodesia 1956/57. Official tour containing ninety five covers 1980’s. 85 in the Players first innings, programme for the Rhodesia v Includes ‘Australia v England 1991’ Lubbock made 107, E.M. Grace 71 M.C.C. match played at Salisbury (5 covers), West Indies tour of in the Gentlemen 2nd innings, Shaw Sports Club on the 23rd to 26th England 1988 (4), England v took five wicket in the match etc. November 1956. Sold with Australia 1985 etc. Some signed, Generally good/very good ‘Marylebone Cricket Club. Tour of sixteen signatures including condition. Rare £100/150 Southern Africa 1956/1957. L.Hutton, Botham, Border, Boycott, Souvenir Itinerary’. Publicity and Hick, Gooch, Dexter, Doggart, 559 Gloucestershire v Nottinghamshire Travel Department, South African Sheppard etc. G/VG £50/70 1872. Early official scorecard for the Railways. Both formerly the property match played at Clifton College on of Doug Insole and signed by him. G 554 M.C.C. Tours 1950’s. Official tour the 22nd-24th August 1872. Fully £30/50 brochures for the M.C.C. tours of printed scores. The match was Australia 1950/51 and 1958/59, drawn. For Gloucestershire in their 549 Australian tours of England 1926- both NSW Cricket Association and first innings, E.M. Grace made 108, 1948. Official scorecards for England tour of South Africa 1956/57, G.A. G.F. Grace made 115 out of a total v Australia (Oval) 1926 (Hobbs 100, Chettle. G £25/35 of 317, Nottinghamshire in reply Sutcliffe 161), Surrey v Australia made 239 with Daft making 92no, 1926 (Woodfull 156), M.C.C. v 555 Cricket scrapbook 1933-1947. Large all ten of the Nottinghamshire Australia 1926 (Richardson 6 scrapbook from the period. Includes wickets were out bowled, an wickets), England v Australia (Oval) odd scorecard, cigarette cards, unusual occurrence in first class 1934 (Ponsford 266, Bradman 244), newspaper cuttings etc. Many Ashes cricket, the two Graces took six England v Australia (Oval) 1938 related items. G £40/60 wickets between them. Advertising (Hutton 364), England v Australia 556 Warwickshire 1920/50’s. Collection to reverse. Generally good/very (Lord’s) 1938 (Hammond 240, of twenty five scorecards for the good condition. Rare £150/200 Brown 206no) and England v period, some printed, some Australia (Lord’s) 1948 (Morris 105, handwritten. Includes matches v W.G. Grace was absent due to Barnes 141). Printed and Nottinghamshire, v Northants 1927, captaining a Gentlemen of England handwritten details. Some faults, v Yorkshire, v Derbyshire, v Surrey, v side in Canada folds, wear etc, generally good Lancashire 1938, Royal Air Force v 560 West Indies tour of Australia £60/80 Festival XI 1943 etc. The majority 1951/52. Official souvenir 1940’s cards. Some faults, generally 550 England v Australia 1972. Official programme for the tour of good £30/40 scorecard for England v Australia, 1951/52. N.S.W. Cricket Lord’s 1972. Full printed detail. 557 England v Australia ‘100th Test Association. G £15/25 Australia won by eight wickets. Bob Match’ 1921. Original silk scorecard 561 Cricket scorecards 1940/90’s. Massie took sixteen wickets in the produced to commemorate the Collection of eighty eight various game, 8-84 in the first, and 8-53 in 100th Test match between the two scorecards, the majority for matches the second innings. Signed by teams. The first Test (100th Test) of at Lord’s. Includes Coldstream Massie. Sold with a similar scorecard the 1921 season was held at Trent Guards v United Hospitals 1941m for the Centenary Test at Lord’s Bridge, Nottingham on 28th-31st England v South Africa 1947, 1980, signed by Geoff Boycott who May 1921. Australia won the Test Middlesex v Australians 1948, made 128no in the England 2nd within two days, beating England by England v West Indies 1950, innings. G £50/70 ten wickets. For Australia, McDonald England v Australia 1953, and Gregory took 16 wickets in the 551 Signed scorecards. Official Gentlemen v Players 1952 & 1958, match, Bardsley made 66 and Carter scorecards for England v India, Lord’s England v South Africa 1960, 33. For England Knight top scored 1990 (signed by Gooch 333 & 123 & Cambridge U v Pakistan 1962 etc. with 38, Woolley 34, Woolley took Azharuddin 121), England v South Some cards signed, signatures three wickets. Minor foxing, marks Africa, Oval 1994 (Malcolm 9-57) include Gooch, Crowe, Dexter, to scorecard otherwise in very good and England v Australia, Oval 1997 Insole, Marshall, Lamb etc. Some of condition. Framed and glazed. (Tufnell 7-64). Sold with two further the cards are from the Coppinger Overall 6.25”x9.5”. Formerly the unsigned scorecards for England v collection. Sold with three signed property of Irving Rosenwater West Indies, Durham 2000 and letters/notes from Coppinger. Odd £150/250 England v Australia, Edgbaston 2005 faults otherwise in good condition (England won by 2 runs). G £30/40 558 Gentlemen v Players 1867. Early £50/80 official fully printed scorecard for the 552 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1936/37. 562 Cricket Memorabilia Society match played at Surrey County Official souvenir programme for the magazines. Numbers 4-77 complete. Cricket Club, The Kennington Oval M.C.C. tour of Australia 1936/37. Sold with a quantity of auction on 15th July ‘and following days’ Issued by the N.S.W. Cricket catalogues, Knights, Vennett-Smith, 1867 with advertising to reverse.

54 Body-line etc. Plus quantity of Account books of the Club’. F.S. 1914. Top edge gilt. Small damage cricket League handbooks, Ashley Cooper. London 1924. Sold to head of spine otherwise in good yearbooks, fixture cards 1984-2007. with ‘Oxford v Cambridge at the condition £40/50 In two boxes. G £20/30 Wicket’. P.F. Warner & F.S. Ashley- Cooper. London 1926. D/J. G 580 ‘Recovering the Ashes. An Account 563 M.C.C. tour of the West Indies £30/40 of the Cricket Tour in Australia 1911- 1968. Full sheet of nine official 12’. J.B. Hobbs. London 1912. Jamaica postage 6d stamps issued to 571 ‘The Leicester Ivanhoe Cricket Club Original pictorial boards. Front board commemorate the M.C.C. tour in 1873-1923’. J.R. Gimson, B.W.N. detaches, worn spine otherwise in 1968 featuring batsman, bowler and Russell and R.G. Waddington. generally good condition £25/35 wicketkeeper with cricketing border Leicester 1923. G/VG £25/35 featuring images of the West Indies. 581 ‘The History of Kennington and its This sheet has been laid down to 572 ‘Well, Well, Wells!’. B.D. ‘Bomber’ Neighbourhood, with Chapters on card and signed, to the side borders Wells. Nottingham 1981. Limited Cricket Past and Present’. H.H. by the M.C.C. and the West Indian edition 115/500 signed by Wells. Montgomery. London 1889. G teams. Thirty three signatures nicely Good copy with good dust wrapper £30/40 £30/50 signed in ink. The M.C.C. with 582 ‘Tours and Tests’. Kenneth Farnes. eighteen signatures, the West Indies 573 ‘The Graces. E.M., W.G. & G.F.’. London 1940. Mark to top border of with fifteen signatures. Includes A.G. Powell and S. Canynge Caple. front cover otherwise in good Sobers, Gibbs, Griffith, Kanhai, Hall, London 1948. D/J. Limited edition condition £40/60 Butcher, C.Lloyd, Weekes, Holford, of 1000 numbered copies, this being Nurse, Cowdrey, Barrington, 412, ‘W.G. Cricketing Reminiscences 583 ‘Laws of Cricket Illustrated’. Charles Boycott, Lock, Snow, Jones, Milburn, & Personal Recollections’. W.G. Crombie. 1907. Complete first Knott, Ames, etc. Mounted, framed Grace. London 1899 and ‘Cricket’. edition with twelve colour prints. and glazed. An attractive item. VG W.G. Grace. Bristol 1891. Sold with Original decorative covers. Odd £100/150 eight further books on Grace faults, generally good condition £150/250 564 Cricket ephemera. Large selection of including Bax, Darwin, Thomson, various cricket ephemera including Midwinter etc. Qty 11. G £30/50 584 Australia. ‘Sport & Pastime in books, magazines, autographs, 574 ‘A Bibliography of Cricket’. E.W. Australia’. G. Inglis. London 1912 prints, scorecards, miniature bats etc. Padwick. London 1977. First Edition (2nd edition), ‘With Bat and Ball’. G. G £40/60 with good dustwrapper. Only 750 Giffen. London 1898 and ‘The copies were printed. Good/very Game’s the Thing’. M.A. Noble. 565 Cricket scorecards 1948-1982. good condition £60/80 London 1926. Odd faults otherwise Selection of forty scorecards for the in good condition. Qty 3 £40/60 period, mainly county at Lords, odd 575 ‘A Bibliography of Cricket’. Test match. G £20/30 Compiled by E.W. Padwick. London 585 Ashes Cricket. ‘The Story of the Tests 1984. Second edition. Good/very in England 1880-1934’. C.Kent 566 ‘Australia v England 1877-1926. good condition in dust wrapper. Sold 1934, ‘The Fight for the Ashes Book of the Test Matches’. Published with ‘Padwick’s Bibliography of 1928/29’. London 1929 & ‘Gilligan’s by The Manchester Guardian. Pre Cricket’ Volume II. Compiled by Eley Men’. London 1925. Both M.A. tour publication of the Australian & Griffiths. London 1991. VG Noble, ‘The Fight for the Ashes tour of England 1926. Decorative £40/60 1934’. J.B. Hobbs. 1934 and ‘The covers. Good/very good condition Turn of the Wheel. MC.C. Team £15/25 576 ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. K.S. Australia 1928/29’. P.G.H. Fender. Ranjitsinhji. Edinburgh 1897. 2nd 567 Cricket ephemera. Mixed selection 1929. Odd faults otherwise in good edition. Good condition. Sold with of ephemera including programmes, condition. Qty 5 £40/60 ‘With Stoddart’s team in Australia’. books, scorecards, FDC’s etc, some K.S. Ranjitsinhji. London 1898, 586 Pre-War cricket. Fifteen pre war signed. Includes original Lancashire rebound in green boards without books including ‘Cricket, Travel and County & Manchester Cricket Club original pictorial covers and ‘Ranji’. the Church’. Stacy Maddy. London members ticket 1937, Gillette Cup Roland Wild. London 1934. G 1938, ‘Annals of Cricket’. W.W. 1969 souvenir brochure signed by £30/40 Read. London 1896, ‘My Life Story’. the Derbyshire team etc. G £30/40 J.B. Hobbs. London 1935, ‘The 577 ‘History of Cricket in Kendal 1836- 568 Playfair Cricket Monthly 1960-1972. Walkers of Southgate’ W.A. 1905’. James Clarke. Kendal 1906. The first six years uniformly bound. Bettesworth. London 1900, ‘Kings of Original cloth, gilt. G £30/40 Some odds. G £30/50 Cricket’. R. Daft. London 1893, ‘Silly Point’. A.Clitheroe. London 1939, 578 ‘Tales of two Captains’ . CRICKET BOOKS ‘Peter Steele. The Cricketer’. H.G. 1992. Limited edition leather bound Hutchinson etc. Some faults, edition with gilt to top edge. Limited 569 The Hon. F.S. Jackson. Percy Cross generally good condition £50/70 Standing. Cassell. London 1906. edition number 28/350, signed by Original covers, minor wear to spine. Graham Gooch Vivian Richards, Ted 587 ‘Jerks in from Short Leg’. R.A. G £40/60 Dexter and author Bill Frindall. VG Fitzgerald (Quid). London 1866. £50/80 Sold with ‘The Hambledon Cricket 570 ‘The Hambledon Cricket Chronicle Chronicle 1772-1796’. F.S. Ashley 579 ‘Lord’s and the M.C.C.’. Lord Harris 1772-1796 including the Cooper. London 1924 (ex-libris), and F.S. Ashley Cooper. London reproduction of the Minute and ‘Modern English Sports: Their use

53 and their abuse’. Frederick Gale. (Badminton), ‘Sporting Pie’. F.B. brown paper wrappers. 32pp. (The Old Buffer). London 1885 and Wilson 1922, ‘Sporting Memories’. Wrappers detached otherwise in ‘The Game of Cricket’. Frederick W.Troup. London 1924, ‘The good condition £40/60 Gale. London 1887. Some faults, Complete Cricketer’. A.E. Knight. This was the 2nd year of the annual generally good condition. Qty 4 1911, ‘Cricket and Cricketers’. Col which ran for seven years £50/70 Philip Trevor. London 1921 etc. Some faults, generally good 588 ‘Nottinghamshire Cricket and 602 ‘Sussex County Cricket 1728-1923’. condition £30/50 Cricketers’. F.S. Ashley Cooper. Compiled by “Leather Hunter” A.J. London 1923. Presentation copy 593 Bodyline etc. ‘In Quest of the Ashes’. Gaston. Brighton 1924. Signed and from ‘Sir Julian Cahn, President of D.R. Jardine. London 1933, ‘Jardine dedicated by Gaston to title page. Nottinghamshire C.C.C. to Reader & Justified’ B. Harris. London 1933, Some wear to covers otherwise in Sons C.C. 1931’. G £30/50 ‘Cricket with the Lid Off’ A.W. Carr. good condition £60/80 London 1935, ‘Ashes- And Dust’. 589 Pelham Warner. ‘The Fight for the 603 ‘Cricket. Taunton August 13th-15th D.R. Jardine. London 1934, ‘Cricket’. Ashes in 1926’. London 1926, ‘The 1891. Zummerzet varsus Zurrey. By D.R. Jardine 1936 and ‘The Fight for Fight for the Ashes in 1930’. London the author of Father O’Flynn. With the Ashes 1932/33’. J.B. Hobbs. 1930, ‘The Book of Cricket’. London photographs of the teams’. A.P. London 1933. Some faults otherwise 1911, ‘My Cricketing Life’. London Graves. J. Chafin & Sons. Taunton in good condition £50/70 1921 and ‘Lord’s 1787-1945’. 1891. Original wrappers detached. London 1946. Some faults, generally 594 ‘Alfred Lyttelton. An Account of his G £50/80 good condition. Qty 5 £30/50 Life’. London 1917. Some age 604 ‘Cricket: Its Theory and Practice, by wearing to covers otherwise in good 590 Cricket histories. Thirteen books Captain Crawley’. G.F. Pardon. condition £30/50 including ‘Sixty Years of Uppingham London c1860’s. Sold with ‘England Cricket’. W.S. Patterson 1909, 595 Yorkshire C.C.C. Annuals for 1909- v Australia in the Tests 1976-1909’. ‘Annals of the Free Foresters 1856- 1940 and 1947-1990 complete. Edited by H.V. Dorey. London 1910, 1894’. Bedford and Collins. 1895, Majority hardbacks, odd later ‘The Young Cricketer’s Tutor. John ‘History of the Oxford University softback editions. Odd faults Nyren. London 1893, ‘The Laws of C.C. G. Bolton. 1962, ‘Oxford versus otherwise in good condition. Qty 76 Cricket’ with list of fixtures for Cambridge 1827-1930’. Abrahams £250/350 1909’. A.W. Gamage Ltd and Royal & Bruce-Kerr. 1931, ‘The Eton Insurance Co. ‘Record of Sports Ramblers Cricket Club’. Norman 596 Yorkshire. ‘Holmes & Sutcliffe. The 1905’. First three books all with 1928, ‘Fenner’s’ Reminiscences of Run Stealers’. Leslie Duckworth. faults, generally good condition. Cambridge University Cricket’. London 1970. Signed in ink to front Viewing essential. Qty 5 £40/60 end paper by Herbert Sutcliffe and Piggott 1948, ‘Winchester College 605 ‘Shadows Over The Wicket, with the Cricket’. Noel 1926, ‘The History of to title page by Percy Holmes. (DW). Sold with ‘Express deliveries’. Bill British Empire XI. Seasons 1940- the Hampstead Cricket Club’. Monro 1945’. E. Hoskin. Sold with ‘Baxter’s 1949, ‘History of Leicestershire Bowes. London 1949, signed to title page by Bowes and ‘Just my Story’ Second Innings’. H. Drummond. C.C.C.’ E.E. Snow 1949 etc. Some 1892. 1st Edition. G £25/35 faults, generally good condition Len Hutton (DW). London 1956, £40/60 signed to front end paper by Hutton. 606 Kent. Four signed books, ‘Close of Qty 3. G £50/70 Play’, Les Ames. London 1953, ‘The 591 Cricket books, pre 1950. Collection Percy Holmes died in 1971 King of Games’. Frank Woolley. of eighteen books including ‘Told in London 1936, ‘The Gloves are Off’. the Pavilion’. A. Cochrane. Bristol 597 ‘Cricket Reminiscences with some Godfrey Evans. London 1960 and 1896, ‘The Cricket Field’. J. Pycroft. Review of the 1919 Season’. P.F. ‘Cricket Today’. Colin Cowdrey. London 1884, ‘Cricket Form at a Warner. London 1920. Signed to London 1961. All with dustwrapper. Glance 1901-1923’. Home Gordon. front end paper in ink by Warner. G £40/60 London 1924, ‘Background of Odd faults to front cover otherwise Cricket’ Home Gordon. London in good condition £30/50 607 Signed cricket books. Twenty one 1939, ‘Second Innings’. Hodgson cricket books signed by the author or (Country Vicar) 1933, ‘That Test 598 ‘Playing for England’. J.B. Hobbs. subject. Signatures include Lindwall, Match’. Sir Home Gordon. 1921, London 1931. Nicely signed in ink to T.Bailey, Dollery, Laker, Randall, ‘Outdoor Games. Cricket & Golf’. title page by Hobbs. G £30/50 Hadlee, Botham, V. Richards, Gover, P. May, Procter etc. G £30/50 R.H. Lyttelton. London 1901, 599 ‘Full Score’. Neville Cardus. London ‘Cricket’ E. Lyttelton. 1890, ‘Cricket’. 1970. Signed and dedicated by 608 Signed cricket books. Twenty two Horace G. Hutchinson. London 1903 Cardus to front end paper and dated cricket books signed by the author or etc. Some faults, generally good July 1971. DW. G £20/30 subject. Signatures include condition £40/60 Compton, Titmus, G. Turner, Close, 600 ‘Getting Wickets’ C. Grimmett. Yardley, Laker, Trueman, Edmunds 592 Cricket books, pre 1950. Collection London 1930. Nicely signed in ink to etc. G £30/50 of fourteen books including ‘Cricket’ front end paper by Grimmett. G T.C. Collings. London 1900, ‘Cricket £25/35 609 ‘The Book of Cricket- A New Gallery Facts and Figures. J.Birch London of Famous Players’. Edited by C.B. 601 Surrey C.C.C. ‘All about Surrey 1907, ‘Cricket’ R.H. Lyttelton. 1898, Fry. London 1899.Wear to binding at Cricket: The Oval Cricket Guide ‘Cricket’ Steel & Lyttelton 1888 spine, otherwise good £30/50 1923’. E.J. Larbey 1922. Decorative

54 610 Yorkshire cricket. ‘The History of 617 Lancashire cricket. Thirty nine cricket 627 Cricket books. Collection of over Yorkshire County Cricket 1903- books with Lancashire interest, sixty three historical/statistical 1923’. A.W. Pullin. Leeds 1924 and autobiographies, biographies, books. Sold with over 280 general ‘History of Yorkshire Cricket 1924- histories, Annuals etc. Mainly cricket books, including Arlott, 1949’. J.M. Kilburn. Leeds. 1950 and modern, some earlier. G £25/35 Cardus, Batchelor etc. In eight ‘Hedley Verity’. Sam Davis 1952. boxes. Good condition £30/40 Sold with fifty nine cricket books 618 West Indies cricket. Thirty eight with Yorkshire interest, autobi- cricket books with West Indies 628 Cricket books. Collection of thirty six ographies, biographies, histories etc. interest, autobiographies, books including biographies, Mainly modern, some earlier. In two biographies, histories, Annuals etc. histories, tours etc. Includes ‘Fifty boxes. G £40/60 1940’s to present day. G £30/50 Years’ Reminiscences of Scottish Cricket’. D.D. Bone. Glasgow 1898, 619 Surrey cricket. Over fifty cricket 611 Cricket tour books 1930/50’s. ‘The Happy Cricketer’ 1946 and books with Surrey interest, autobi- Collection of sixty four tour books. ‘Cricket Memories’ Country Vicar ographies, biographies, histories, Authors include Ross, Harris, 1933, ‘The Allahakbarries’. J.M. Annuals (1960’s/1990’s) etc. Mainly Swanton, Kay, Arlott, Lindwall, Barrie 1950, ‘The Art of Cricket’. modern, some earlier. G £25/35 Wellings, Pollock, Fingleton, Moyes . London 1924, etc. Good condition, many with 620 Essex cricket. Thirty four cricket ‘Cricket Personalities’. Leveson dustwrapper. In two boxes £40/60 books with Essex interest, autobi- Gower 1925, ‘A History of Cricket’. Altham & Swanton 1938, ‘Homage 612 Cricket tour books 1960/90’s. ographies, biographies, histories, to Cricket’. ‘Gryllus’ 1933, ‘55 Years Collection of seventy five tour Annuals (1980’s/1990’s) etc. Mainly Cricket Memories’. George Brooking books. Authors include Benaud, modern, some earlier. G £25/35 1948 etc. G £40/60 Arlott, Moyes, Frith, Brittenden, 621 Sussex cricket. Thirty six cricket Wellings, Clarke, West, Berry etc. books with Sussex interest, autobi- 629 Cricket Annuals. Collection of Good condition, many with ographies, biographies, histories, annuals including Playfair Cricket dustwrapper. In two boxes £30/50 Handbooks (1970’s/1980’s) etc. Annual 1948-1999 complete, 1948- 1962 in large format, News 613 Australian cricket. Collection of over Mainly modern, some earlier. G Chronicle Cricket Annual 1946, seventy, mainly modern, cricket £25/35 1949-1962, Athletic News Cricket books including biographies, autobi- 622 Warwickshire & Worcestershire Annuals 1921 & 1932, Daily Express ographies, histories etc. Includes ‘My cricket. Forty eight cricket books Cricket Annual 1929, Daily Worker Cricketing Days’. C.G. Macartney with Warwickshire & Worcestershire Cricket Handbook 1948-1950, 1930, ‘Anglo Australian Cricket interest, autobiographies, Cricket Almanack of New Zealand 1862-1926’. Percy Cross Standing. biographies, histories, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1984 & 1986, 1926, ‘Behind the Wicket’ W.A. Yearbooks/Annuals etc. Mainly Indian Cricket Annual 1982, 1986 & Oldfield. London 1938, ‘The Rattle modern, some earlier. G £25/35 1996, cricket diaries etc. Qty 96. of the Stumps’. W.A. Oldfield. Odd faults, generally good condition London 1954 etc. Some large format 623 Northamptonshire & Somerset £50/70 books. Sold with a box of general cricket. Fifty one cricket books with sporting books. G £30/50 Somerset & Northamptonshire 630 County cricket club interest, autobiographies, Yearbooks/Annuals/Handbooks 614 South African cricket. Collection of biographies, histories, 1950/90’s. Collection of forty books over twenty five, mainly 1950’s, Yearbooks/Annuals etc. Mainly including Derbyshire, Hampshire, cricket books including biographies, modern, some earlier. G £25/35 Glamorgan, Nottinghamshire, Club autobiographies, tours, histories etc. Cricket Conference, Gloucestershire, Includes ‘South African Cricket 624 Biographies/Autobiographies. etc. Sold with a selection of various 1927-1947. Vol III’. L. Duffus, Seventy seven cricket books, programmes, tour guides, ACS ‘Century at Newlands 1864-1964’. subjects include Trumper, ‘Famous Cricketer Series’ booklets, Compiled by S.E.L. West 1965, Constantine, Border, Miller, Hobbs, Cricket Society publications, B&H ‘Currie Cup Story’. B.Crowley. 1973, Lillee, Wooller, Wyatt, Davidson etc. Yearbooks (10), scorecards, Jack South African cricket Annuals etc. G Sold with over 190 general cricket Hobbs Ltd 1954 catalogue, Denis £40/60 books, some paperbacks. In six boxes. G £40/60 Compton’s Annual for 1950, 1951, 615 Middlesex cricket. Thirty nine cricket 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955 & 1957, books with Middlesex interest, 625 Biographies/Autobiographies. Eighty Badminton Magazine: bound copies autobiographies, biographies, five cricket books, subjects include for 1897, 1905 & 1906 etc. Odd histories, handbooks etc. Mainly Chappell, McCool, Coney, G.Turner, faults otherwise in good condition. modern, some earlier. G £25/35 Wyatt, Tennyson, Trumper, Harvey, In three boxes £30/50 Thomson, S.Barnes, Hadlee etc. Sold 616 ‘The Bradman Albums’ Don with over 160 general cricket books. 631 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket Bradman. London 1988. Volumes 1 In seven boxes. G £40/60 Guide 1939. Official County Guide & 2 in slipcase. Sold with twenty edited and published by H. King. further books about or by Bradman 626 Kent cricket. Fifty one cricket books Original red decorative wrappers. including ‘Don Bradman’s Book’. with Kent interest, autobiographies, Minor foxing to first few pages Don Bradman. London 1938. De biographies, histories, Annuals otherwise in good/very good luxe edition. Authors inc Moyes, (1960/90’s) etc. Mainly modern, condition £30/50 Derriman, Fingleton, etc. G £30/40 some earlier. G £25/35

55 First issued in 1892, the publication Original red decorative wrappers. otherwise in good/very good continued until 1939 Odd very minor faults otherwise in condition. Ex Libris E.D.R. Eagar good/very good condition £40/60 £120/160 632 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket Guide 1938. Official County Guide 642 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket 651 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket edited and published by H. King. Guide 1928. Official County Guide Guide 1913. Official County Guide Original red decorative wrappers. edited and published by H. King. edited and published by H. King. Odd minor faults otherwise in Original red decorative wrappers. Original red decorative wrappers. good/very good condition £30/50 Odd faults to cover edges otherwise Lacking some photo plates. Some in good/very good condition£40/60 wear to covers and spine and to odd 633 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket internal page edges otherwise in Guide 1937. Official County Guide 643 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket good condition £50/70 edited and published by H. King. Guide 1927. Official County Guide Original red decorative wrappers. edited and published by H. King. 652 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket Odd very minor faults otherwise in Original red decorative wrappers. Guide 1912. Official County Guide good/very good condition £30/50 Minor chip to head of spine paper edited and published by H. King. otherwise in good/very good Original red decorative wrappers. 634 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket condition £40/60 Minor light fading to cover edges Guide 1936. Official County Guide otherwise in good/very good edited and published by H. King. 644 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket condition £60/80 Original red decorative wrappers. Guide 1926. Official County Guide Odd very minor faults otherwise in edited and published by H. King. 653 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket good/very good condition £30/50 Original red decorative wrappers. Guide 1911. Official County Guide Odd very minor faults otherwise in edited and published by H. King. 635 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket good/very good condition £40/60 Original red decorative wrappers. Guide 1935. Official County Guide Handwritten inscription to title page edited and published by H. King. 645 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket and verso otherwise in good/very Original red decorative wrappers. Guide 1925. Official County Guide good condition £60/80 Odd very minor faults otherwise in edited and published by H. King. good/very good condition £30/50 Original red decorative wrappers. 654 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket Odd very minor faults otherwise in Guide 1910. Official County Guide 636 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket good/very good condition £40/60 edited and published by H. King. Guide 1934. Official County Guide Original blue decorative wrappers edited and published by H. King. 646 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket with titles, county emblem and Original red decorative wrappers. Guide 1924. Official County Guide advertising (to rear wrapper) in gilt. Odd very minor faults otherwise in edited and published by H. King. ‘No.19’ in gilt to top left hand corner good/very good condition £30/50 Original red decorative wrappers. of front wrapper. Very good Very good condition £50/70 637 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket condition £100/150 Guide 1933. Official County Guide 647 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket 655 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket edited and published by H. King. Guide 1923. Official County Guide Guide 1909. Official County Guide Original red decorative wrappers. edited and published by H. King. edited and published by H. King. Odd very minor faults otherwise in Original red decorative wrappers. Original blue decorative wrappers good/very good condition £30/50 Very good condition £50/70 with titles, county emblem and 638 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket 648 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket advertising (to rear wrapper) in gilt. Guide 1932. Official County Guide Guide 1922. Official County Guide ‘No.18’ in gilt to top left hand corner edited and published by H. King. edited and published by H. King. of front wrapper. Some fading to Original red decorative wrappers. Original red decorative wrappers. gilt, some wear to wrapper edges, Some light wear to covers and Odd very minor faults including ink ink ownership signature to first chipping to head and base of spine ownership signature to title page advertising page, odd faults paper, odd minor faults otherwise in otherwise in good/very good otherwise in good condition good/very good condition £30/50 condition. Ex-Woodhouse collection £100/150 £50/60 639 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket 656 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket Guide 1931. Official County Guide 649 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket Guide 1908. Official County Guide edited and published by H. King. Guide 1921. Official County Guide edited by Edward Lee Ede and Original red decorative wrappers. edited and published by H. King. published by H. King. Original blue Good/very good condition £40/60 Original red decorative wrappers. decorative wrappers with titles, Odd very minor faults otherwise in county emblem and advertising (to 640 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket good/very good condition £50/60 rear wrapper) in gilt. ‘No.17’ in gilt Guide 1930. Official County Guide to top left hand corner of front edited and published by H. King. 650 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket wrapper. Some fading to gilt, Original red decorative wrappers. Guide 1913, 1914, 1920, 1921 & ownership signature to first Odd very minor faults otherwise in 1922. Official County Guides edited advertising page, some minor foxing good/very good condition £40/60 and published by H. King. Five otherwise in good/very good editions bound as one in red boards, 641 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket condition £100/150 lacking original red decorative Guide 1929. Official County Guide wrappers. Odd minor faults edited and published by H. King.

56 657 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket and Great Nephew of W.G. Grace. 670 ‘A Portfolio of Cricket Prints. A Guide 1907. Official County Guide VG £40/60 Nineteenth Century Miscellany’. edited by Edward Lee Ede and Introduction and Notes by Irving 662 ‘First Class Cricket In Australia’. published by H. King. Original blue Rosenwater. London 1962. Original Volume 1, 1850/51 to 1941/42 & decorative wrappers with titles, pictorial covers. G £30/50 county emblem and advertising (to Volume 2, 1945/46 to 1976/77. rear wrapper) in gilt. ‘No.16’ in gilt Both compiled by Ray Webster 1991 671 The Cricket Almanack of New to top left hand corner of front & 1997. Two limited edition volumes Zealand. 1948 to 2005. Complete wrapper. Some fading to gilt, minor in matching green boards with gilt. run of the Annual for the period. wear to spine paper at head and Volume 1 (Ltd ed 780/1500) and Edited by Arthur Carman, base otherwise in good/very good Volume 2 (573/1000). VG/EX Wellington. The copy for 1948, condition £100/150 condition £80/120 limited edition copy(200) printed in 1990. Qty 58 £150/250 658 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket 663 ‘The Cricket Quarterly. A Journal Guide 1906. Official County Guide devoted to the Noble Game of 672 Kent C.C.C. Four books each signed edited by Edward Lee Ede and Cricket’ 1963-1970. Edited by by their author. ‘M.C.C.’ Colin published by H. King. Original blue Roland Bowen. Mullion, Cornwall. Cowdrey, ‘I Declare’ Mike Denness, decorative wrappers with titles, Complete run of the journal, with all ‘Beating the Bat’ and ‘Deadly Down county emblem and advertising (to indices, forewords, bound in blue Under’ Derek Underwood. Sold with rear wrapper) in gilt. ‘No.15’ in gilt boards with gilt titles. Eight volumes. a set of modern ‘Kent Cricketers’ to top left hand corner of front Ex Coldham collection, with original trade cards. G £20/30 wrapper. Some fading to gilt, small receipts from the Bookbinders dated 1968. VG £250/350 673 The Cricketer magazine 1946. Edited tears and nicks to wrapper edges by P.F. Warner. Volumes XXVII. (with minor tape repairs to backs), 664 ‘Hambledon: The Men and the Bound volume including Annual in wear to spine paper at head and Myths’ John Goulstone. Little green boards. G. £15/20 base, ink ownership signature to first Eversden 2001. Limited edition advertising page, odd faults quarter leather bound copy number 674 ‘Wesley Hall’. Original Wes Hall otherwise in good condition 21 of 25 copies produced, signed by flicker book issued by Parry’s Sweets. £100/150 the author. In slip case. VG£80/120 Printed in Bombay. Very good condition. Rare £150/200 659 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket 665 ‘Cricket Across the Seas- Being an Guide 1894 (3rd year of account of the Tour of Lord Hawke’s 675 ‘Cricket Songs’. Norman Gale. publication). Official County Guide team in New Zealand and Australia’. London 1894. Limited edition edited by Edward Lee Ede and P.F. Warner. London 1903. 19/125 copies produced. This being published by G. Buxey. Original blue ‘Longman’s Colonial Library. Some a signed presentation copy to F.H. decorative wrappers, bound in blue faults, generally good condition. Fisher from Gale dated June 1894. boards with titles in gilt ‘No.3’ in gilt Rare £80/120 Handmade paper, edges uncut. to top left hand corner of front Original green boards with gilt cover. Original wrappers in worn and 666 ‘Ten Thousand Miles Through India lettering. G £80/120 & Burma. An Account of the Oxford faded condition, minor repairs to 676 ‘Bringing Back The Ashes. The Story cover backs, lacking two diary pages University Authentics’ Cricket Tour With Mr K.J. Key....’. Cecil Headlam. of the M.C.C. Tour in Australia (part July/Aug and Sept) and one 1903-04’. By Looker-On of the blank ‘Memoranda’ page. Contents London 1903. Odd minor faults. G £150/200 Sheffield Telegraph. James Hayton good. Rare £120/160 Stainton 1904. Rare post tour 660 Hampshire County Cricket Club. 667 ‘Wickets in the West; or The Twelve brochure in generally good/very ‘The Hampshire Cricketer’s Guide in America’. R.A. Fitzgerald. London good condition G £300/500 1873. Some wear to covers, some 1890’. Edited by George Bagshaw. 677 West Indies. ‘Queens Park Cricket Southampton 1890. Original red faults otherwise in generally good condition £70/100 Club, Trinidad. Diamond Jubilee. The decorative wrappers with title to Oval is Sixty. 1896-1956’. Official front. Name handwritten to top 668 ‘The History of South African brochure to commemorate the border of cover otherwise in good Cricket. Including the full scores of Jubilee. Original decorative covers. condition. Rare £300/400 all important matches since 1876’. 148pp. Illustrations. G/VG £60/90 M.W. Luckin. Johannesburg 1915. The guide ran for six years from 678 ‘The Best of Cricket. West Indies vs 1885-1890. It contains scores from Original boards. Odd faults to boards otherwise in good condition England 1895-1974’. Brunell Jones. the previous years, fixtures, both G £20/30 first class and club in the county for £50/80 the coming season. It also includes 669 ‘Shane Warne. My Illustrated 679 A.B.C. Cricket Book. West Indies the laws of cricket and diary pages Career’. Shane Warne. London tour 1960-61’. Australian 2006. Leather hand bound limited Broadcasting Commission. G/VG 661 ‘The Chronicle of W.G.’. J.R. £30/50 Webber. Nottingham 1998. Original edition number 309/1000, signed by stiffened wrappers in slip case. Warne. In slip case with six limited 680 A.B.C. Cricket Book. West Indies Limited edition subscribers edition of edition photographs of Warne tour of Australia 1968-69’. 440 copies, this being 67. Signed by reproduced from the book. Mint Australian Broadcasting Webber and the Grand Daughter condition £80/120 Commission. G/VG £20/30

57 681 A.B.C. Cricket Book’s. West Indies cigarette cards. G £25/35 697 ‘Shadows Over The Wicket, with the tours of Australia in 1988/89, British Empire XI. Seasons 1940- 689 P.F. Warner & J.B. Hobbs. Three 1992/93, 1995/96 and 1996/97. 1945’. E. Hoskin. G £20/30 Australian Broadcasting books by Warner:- ‘Cricket Commission. G/VG £20/30 Reminiscences’. London 1920, ‘The 698 The Game of Cricket. Frederick Gale. Fight for the Ashes in 1926’. London London 1888. 2nd edition. Wear to 682* ‘England versus West Indies 1976. 1926 and ‘The Fight for the Ashes in spine and covers otherwise in Frindall’s Score Book’. Bill Frindall. 1930’. London 1920. Two books by generally good condition. Sold with Birmingham 1976. Signed to title Hobbs:- ‘The Fight for the Ashes a selection of further books and page by Frindall. VG £15/25 1932/33’. London 1933. and ‘The annuals plus small quantity of Fight for the Ashes 1934’. London various sporting ephemera £20/30 683 ‘Wilfred Wooller’. John Arlott 1997. 1934. Sold with over sixty cricket Limited edition number 34 of only books including biographies, tours, 699 Signed cricket books. Nine signed 50 copies published. Published by R. histories, general etc. Some faults, books/brochures, authors/signatures Walsh books. First published in the generally good £30/50 include T. Bailey, Botham, Colin Glamorgan Yearbook 1978. Sold Cowdrey, Gooch, R. Benaud, Willis, with two other Arlott titles. VG 690 Monty Noble. Three books by J. Parks, Amiss etc. G £20/30 £40/60 Noble:- ‘Gilligan’s Men’ 1925, ‘Those Ashes’ 1926 and ‘The Fight 700 Signed cricket books. Nine signed 684 ‘Gubby Allen. Man of Cricket’. E.W. for the Ashes 1928/29’ 1929. Plus books/brochures, authors/signatures Swanton. London 1985. Signed and ‘Cricket with the lid off’. A.W. Carr. include Botham, Barrington, Gooch, inscribed to title page ‘Charles 1935, ‘Jardine Justified-The Truth Ray Illingworth, Amiss, N. Kilner etc. Chaplin (A.E.C. 1919-1925). I hope about the Tests. B.Harris 1933, Includes ‘Close of Play’. Alan Miller you have some amusement from this ‘Bodyline?’. Harold Larwood, ‘Don 1949, signed presentation copy to book. Jim Swanton, Heronden Bradman’s Book’. Don Bradman. Frank Chester. G £20/30 October 1985’. Sold with ‘Lord;s London 1938. De-luxe edition etc. 1946-1970’. Rait-Kerr and Peebles 701 ‘Shane Warne. My Illustrated Sold with over forty cricket 1971. Personal copy of Swanton’s Career’. Shane Warne. London books/brochures including and signed by him. Letter of authen- 2006. Leather hand bound limited biographies, tours, general etc. ticity and personal book plate to edition number 310/1000, signed by Includes George Cox Benefit book book. G £40/60 Warne. In slip case with six limited 1951. Some faults, generally good edition photographs of Warne 685 ‘Our Cricket Match’. Norman £30/50 reproduced from the book. Mint Bennett. 1893, second edition. 691 The New Zealanders in England. condition £80/120 Pictorial card covers. 16pp. Sold with O.S. Hintz. London 1931. G£20/30 ‘Cricket’ Hon. E. Lyttelton. All- 702 ‘Worcestershire in Stourbridge in England series 1890, second edition, 692 ‘In the Eye of the Typhoon’. Frank 1905’. P. Barnsley. West Hagley green pictorial cloth boards, ‘Cricket’ Tyson. Manchester 2004. Signed to 1995. Limited edition of 250 copies Hon. R.H. Lyttelton. 1898, beige title page by Tyson. Sold with two produced. Sold with ‘The Tenth boards and ‘Some Cover Shots’ E.J. other books on Tyson, all signed. VG Wicket Record’. An account of the Chapple 1924. Qty 4. G £40/60 £20/30 Worcestershire v Kent match, Stourbridge 1909 when Woolley and 686 ‘A Who’s Who of Worcestershire 693 ‘Cricket Lovely Cricket. West Indies v Fielder established a new record for C.C.C.’. R. Brooke & D. Goodyear England 1950’. V.P. Kumar. Privately the 10th wicket of 235. P. Barnsley 1990. Signed to title page and pen published 2000. Signed to title page 1987. Qty 2. G £30/50 pictures by approx thirty past and by Kumar and to front end paper by present players. Signatures include Sonny Ramadhin. VG £15/25 703 The Cricketer magazine 1933 & Rhodes, Athey, Robinson, Horton, 1934. Edited by P.F. Warner. Volume D’Oliveira, Booth, Palmer, Whiting, 694 ‘Gavaskar. Portrait of a Hero’. C. XIV & XV. Nos 1-20 plus Spring and Warner etc. Sold with approx 100 Narinesingh. Trinidad 1995. Signed Winter Annuals. Complete. London. photographs of past and present to title page by Gavaskar. VG Bound in original publishers cloth. club players, some duplication. G £15/20 Good/very good condition £30/50 £40/60 695 Signed cricket books. Collection of 704 The Cricketer magazine. Edited by 687 India. Five Indian related cricket ten books signed by the author or P.F. Warner. Volume II. Nos 1-21. books. ‘Forty five Years of the Ranji subject. Signatures include Botham, April-September 1922. Complete. Trophy’ Vol 1, 1934-1959 and Vol 2, Trueman, Vaughan, Stewart, London 1922. Bound in original 1960-1979. BCCI 1980, ‘India v Hussain, Cork, M. Elliott etc. Two publishers cloth. G £20/30 England Cricket Visits 1911-1946, books signed to front cover. Mainly modern autobiographies. Plus 705 The Cricketer magazine. Edited by S.K. Roy 1946 (D/W), ‘Forty Years of P.F. Warner. Volume IV. Nos 1-18 Test Cricket 1932-1973’. S. Sanyal framed postcard of Bradman. G £30/50 plus first monthly issue (Oct 1923), and one other. G £40/60 1923/24 annual and Winter issues 688 Playfair Cricket Annual 1948, 1949, 696 ‘The Noblest Game’ John Arlott and December 1923-April 1924. 1951-1959 complete in large Neville Cardus. 1969. 1st Edition in Complete. London 1923/24. Bound format. Also 1977-79 & 1990. slip case. Sold with a collection of in original publishers cloth. VG Generally good condition. Plus full over fifty cricket books including £20/30 set of fifty ‘Cricketers’ Players 1934 biographies, histories. Include Wisden 2003 (hardback). G £30/50

58 706 Kent C.C.C. Annuals for 1966, logos are signed by fifteen members of white and green. Name 1969-1972, 1983-1985 and 1987- of the England and twelve members handwritten to inside label. Blazer by 1999. Plus three Yorkshire Annuals of the South African teams. Simpson of Piccadilly. Sold with for 1959, 1965 and 1968. G£15/25 Signatures include Cronje, Cullinan, signed note of provenance from Pollock, Rhodes, Hudson, McMillan, Ramadhin. G £600/900 707 ‘The Australians In England 1882’. Atherton, Crawley, Thorpe, Hick, C.F. Pardon. Facsimile reprint Sonny Ramadhin played in all four Gough, Stewart, Fraser etc. Both published by J.W. McKenzie 1982. Tests on the New Zealand tour and mounted, framed and glazed. Some Limited edition of 120 copies during the second innings of the first light fading to the South African produced, this being no 59. Very Test had Leggatt trapped LBW for 17 signatures, England good. Includes good condition in dust wrappers to claim his 100th Test wicket. He copy of invoice from cricket libraries £40/60 took 9 wickets in the match. In the Ltd, dated 1996, stating that the four Tests he took 20 wickets at 15.8 708 ‘The Australians In England 1884’. shirt belonged to Hansie Cronje C.F. Pardon. Facsimile reprint £140/180 719 Darren Gough, Yorkshire & England. published by J.W. McKenzie 1984. 715 Ken Taylor. Yorkshire & England. Excellent mounted display of Limited edition of 150 copies England home blazer badge pocket Gough’s England Test Cap and produced, this being no 23. Very previously the property of Taylor. blazer. The cap navy blue with good condition in dust wrappers The badge embroidered with the emblem of the three lions and crown £40/60 raised lions and crown of England. of England, the blazer with similar emblem of three lions and coronet of 709 Cricket tour books 1950/70’s. G/VG £30/50 England. Very attractively framed Selection of twenty six books 716 Cloth sew on badges. Selection of and glazed. Overall approx covering tours. Sold with a small twenty five badges with 33”x39”. VG £300/500 quantity of cricket videos. G£20/30 embroidered emblems. Teams 720* Barry Anderson Richards. Natal, 710 ‘Test Cricket’. Arthur Wrigley. include Australia, Middlesex, Essex, Hampshire & South Africa 1964- Edinburgh 1965. Sold with eleven M.C.C., Surrey, Sussex, 1978. Hampshire navy blue county further cricket books and annuals. G Northamptonshire, Kent, M.C.C. 1st XI cricket cap with county £15/20 Bicentenary, Gloucestershire etc. Sold with three rosettes and a blazer emblem embroidered to front. ‘Barry 711 ‘Shane Warne. My Illustrated badge. Some football badges Richards 16’ on label sewn to inside Career’. Shane Warne. London included. G £20/30 of cap. Fading to cap. G £200/300 2006. Leather hand bound limited Formerly sold by Knights in February 717* Sonny Ramadhin. Trinidad, edition number 311/1000, signed by 2007 Warne. In slip case with six limited Lancashire & West Indies 1949- edition photographs of Warne 1965. West Indies blue home Test 721* Keith Fletcher. Essex & England reproduced from the book. Mint blazer presented to Ramadhin for 1962-1988. M.C.C. navy blue condition £80/120 the home series v India in 1952/53 touring cap issued to Fletcher whilst and worn against other touring sides captaining the M.C.C. on the tour of CRICKET ATTIRE, CAPS & BLAZERS to the West Indies including M.C.C. India and Sri Lanka in 1981/82. The 712 Ronnie Irani. Essex & England. 1953/54. The blazer with cap with M.C.C. emblem of St. England white Test shirt worn by embroidered West Indian emblem to George & Dragon has ‘K. Fletcher’ Irani on the England tour of chest and trimming to pockets, typewritten to inner label. Sold with Zimbabwe & New Zealand 1996/97. sleeves and blazer edging in West a photograph of Fletcher presenting The shirt with England emblem and Indies colours of white and green. the cap to the vendor. G £250/350 sponsors ‘Tetley’s Bitter’ logo. Signed Name handwritten to inside label. Blazer by Evans. H. Patience, Tailors. England lost the series in India 1-0 to chest by sixteen members of the and beat Sri Lanka in the inaugural touring party including Atherton, Sold with signed note of provenance from Ramadhin. G £400/600 Test in Colombo. Fletcher averaged Gough, Croft, Caddick, Knight, Irani, 48.41 with the bat Hussain, Stewart, Thorpe, Cork etc. Sonny Ramadhin played in forty Note of authentication from Irani. three Tests for the West Indies 1950- 722 West Indies Test cap. New style Attractively mounted, framed and 1961 and took 158 wickets at 28.98. maroon cap with West Indies glazed. Overall 18”x22”. G/VG Overall in first class cricket he took emblem to front. Player unknown. G £80/120 758 wickets at 20.24 £150/250 713 Brian Davison. Rhodesia white 718* Sonny Ramadhin. Trinidad, 723 Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards . sleeveless sweater believed to have Lancashire & West Indies 1949- Leeward Islands, Somerset, used by Davison in the period 1965. West Indies maroon Test Glamorgan & the West Indies 1971- 1967/68-1978/79. The sweater touring blazer presented to 1993. West Indies cloth Test cap with Rhodesian emblem to chest. G Ramadhin for the West Indies tour of issued to Richards during his playing £25/35 New Zealand in 1955/56. The blazer career. The maroon cap with embroidered West Indian emblem to Previously sold by Knights in 2002 with embroidered West Indian emblem to chest and below ‘New front. Cap by Bill Edwards of 714 South Africa v England c mid Zealand 1955-1956’ in scroll and Swansea. Richards signature to 1995/95. Signed England and South trimming to pockets, sleeves and name label to inside cap. G/VG African white test shirts. The shirts blazer edging in West Indies colours £1000/1500 with national emblems and sponsors

59 Vivian Richards, West Indian Test by Spy. Attractively mounted, glazed. Overall approx 12”x16”. G Captain, played in one hundred and framed and glazed. Overall approx £60/90 twenty one Tests for the West Indies 13.5”x19”. G £60/90 1974 to 1991 and averaged 50.23 734 The Earl of Darnley. Kent. Original with the bat. His highest Test score 727 Frederick Robert Spofforth. New Vanity Fair colour chromolithograph was 291 made against England at South Wales, Victoria & Australia of Darnley. ‘Ivo’. April 7th 1904 by Oval in 1976 and his highest first 1874-1888. Original Vanity Fair SPY. Attractively mounted, framed class score was 322 for Somerset v colour chromolithograph of and glazed. Overall approx Warwickshire at Taunton in 1985. Spofforth. ‘The Demon Bowler’. July 12.75”x18.5”. G £30/40 He scored 114 first class hundreds 13th 1878 by Spy. Attractively mounted, framed and glazed. 735 Pelham Francis Warner, Middlesex & including 24 in Tests. He was England 1894-1929. Signed Vanity Knighted in 1999. Overall approx 13.5”x19”. Odd faults including minor foxing to print Fair colour chromolithograph of The vendor purchased this cap at the otherwise in good condition Warner. ‘Plum’. September 3rd 1903 fund raising auction after the £100/150 by SPY. Nicely signed by Warner in Malcolm Marshall Memorial Game blue ink to image. The print is laid held in 2000 in which Richards 728 Hon Alfred Lyttleton, Middlesex & down to board but otherwise in played England 1877-1887. Original Vanity generally good condition. Rare in Fair colour chromolithograph of this signed form. Formerly the 724 Raymond Russell Lindwall, New Lyttleton. ‘English Cricket’. property of Irving Rosenwater South Wales, Queensland & September 20th 1884 by APE. £150/250 Australia 1945-1960. Australian dark Attractively mounted, framed and green cloth test cap worn by Ray glazed. Overall approx 13.5”x19”. 736 Victor Trumper. Original colour Lindwall during the Ashes Test series G £70/100 lithograph of Victor Trumper, New against England in 1958/59 in South Wales & Australia 1877-1915. Australia. The cap, by Farmers of 729 Cyril Mowbray Wells, Surrey & Albert Chevallier Tayler 1905. Nicely Sydney, embroidered with the Middlesex 1892-1909. Original mounted, framed and glazed. With Australia emblem and below Vanity Fair colour chromolithograph printed sheet giving biographical ‘1958/59’. His name handwritten to of Wells. ‘Father’. July 10th 1907 by details to reverse. Glazed to both the inside of the cap, fading. The cap SPY. Attractively mounted, framed sides. 16”x21”. VG £70/100 a little worn otherwise in good and glazed. Overall approx 13.5”x19”. G £60/90 737 W. Rhodes. Yorkshire & England. condition. Roy Swetman, Surrey, Original colour lithograph of Rhodes Nottinghamshire, Gloucestershire & 730 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Sussex & by Albert Chevallier Tayler 1905. England 1954-1974 won the cap England 1895-1920. Original Vanity Mounted, framed and glazed. from Lindwall in the Australian game Fair colour chromolithograph of Overall 13”x16”. G £20/30 of ‘Two-up’ (see letter) during the Ranjitsinhji. ‘Ranji’. August 26th series. Sold with signed letter from 1897 by SPY. Attractively mounted, 738 B.J.T. Bosanquet, Middlesex & Swetman confirming this and dated framed and glazed. Overall approx England, R.H. Spooner, Lancashire & August 2000. Lindwall died in 1996, 13.5”x19”. Generally good England, A. Lilley, Warwickshire & aged 75 £3000/5000 condition £40/60 England and J.T. Hearne, Middlesex & England. Four original colour Lindwall played in sixty one Tests 731 Colin Blythe. Kent & England 1899- lithographs by Albert Chevallier for Australia and took 228 wickets 1914. Original Vanity Fair colour Tayler 1905. Framed and glazed in at an average of 23.03 with a best of chromolithograph of Blythe. contemporary frames. Overall 7-38. His highest Test score was ‘Charlie’. August 3rd 1910 by ALS. 11”x16”. Odd foxing otherwise in 118. In first class cricket he took 794 Attractively mounted, framed and good condition £40/60 wickets at 21.35. The 1958/59 glazed. Overall approx 13.5”x19”. series was Lindwall’s last and Roy Sold with two further Vanity Fair 739 ‘The Centurions Portfolio’. Denise Swetman was his last test wicket in chromolithograph’s with no cricket Dean 1994. Collection of twenty the 5th Test at Melbourne. ‘LBW R. interest and a reproduction Vanity four colour limited edition prints. Lindwall 9’ Fair print. G £50/70 Each number 6 of 100 prints produced. Eleven signed to lower CRICKET PRINTS & PAINTINGS 732 William Gilbert Grace. border. Signatures are Bradman, Gloucestershire & England 1865- Compton, Graveney, Cowdrey, 725 William Gilbert Grace. 1908. Original Vanity Fair colour Edrich, Boycott, Turner, Amiss, Gloucestershire & England 1865- chromolithograph of Grace. Gooch, Zaheer and Hick. Sold with 1908. Original Vanity Fair colour ‘Cricket’. July 9th 1877 by SPY. bound book listing each centurions chromolithograph of Grace. Complete with original biographical career details. Generally good ‘Cricket’. July 9th 1877 by SPY. text page on Grace ‘Men of the Day condition £80/120 Attractively mounted, framed and by Jehu Junior’ issued with the glazed. Overall approx 13.5”x19”. magazine. G £150/250 740 Sonny Ramadhin. Trinidad & West G £150/250 Indies. Pen and ink caricature of 733 John Thomas Tyldesley, Lancashire & Ramadhin by artist Albert 726 Bernard James Tindall Bosanquet, England 1895-1923. Original Vanity Underwood of Nottingham. Signed Middlesex & England 1898-1919. Fair colour chromolithograph of by Ramadhin. 4.75”x7.5”. Pin holes Original Vanity Fair colour Tyldesley. ‘Forty-six Centuries in to top side borders otherwise in chromolithograph of Bosanquet. ‘An eleven years’ by SPY. Framed and good condition £50/70 Artful Bowler’. September 15th 1904

60 741 Sydney Barnes, Lancashire & Malcolm LBW at Edgbaston 1990 artist Ken Taylor, Yorkshire, England. Pen and ink caricature of during the England v New Zealand Huddersfield & England. Signed by Barnes by artist Louis Ollier. Nicely Test. Signed to lower left hand both Binks and Taylor. Mounted, signed in ink by Barnes. 5.5”x8”. corner of print by Hadlee. The print overall 18”x25.5”. G £120/160 Mounted, framed and glazed. mounted with details in window Overall 9.25”x12”. G £70/100 below. Framed and glazed. Overall 758 Fred Trueman, Yorkshire & England. 28”x19”. G £30/40 Original drawing of Trueman, head 742 Australia 1993. Mono limited edition and shoulders, by artist Ken Taylor, print of the Australian team in 749 Dickie Bird. Colour print of Bird by Yorkshire, Huddersfield & England. England 1993 by artist David Byrne. artist Ken Taylor, Yorkshire, Signed by Taylor. Mounted, overall Signed by each player next to their Huddersfield & England. Signed by 16”x20”. G £40/60 image in pencil. Sixteen signatures both Bird and Taylor. Mounted, including Border, Warne, Taylor, overall 16”x23”. G £20/30 759 Alan Ward, Derbyshire & England. Healy, M.Waugh, M.Hughes, Original pastel painting of Ward, full S.Waugh, Boon etc. Limited edition 750 Brian Close, Yorkshire & England. length, in bowling pose by artist Ken 155/350, signed by the artist. Colour limited edition print of Close Taylor, Yorkshire, Huddersfield & 17”x25”. G £50/80 by artist Ken Taylor, Yorkshire, England. Signed by Taylor. Mounted, Huddersfield & England. Signed by overall 18”x25.5”. G £70/100 743 W.G. Grace. Colour lithograph of both Close and Taylor. Limited Grace in batting pose standing in edition 8/300. Mounted, overall 760 Brian Statham, Lancashire & front of cricket stumps wearing 16”x23”. G £30/40 England. Original pastel painting of M.C.C. cap. Title to lower border. Statham, full length, in bowling pose ‘W. G.’. Supplement to the Graphic. 751 Ray Illingworth, Yorkshire & by artist Ken Taylor, Yorkshire, Approx 11”x14”. contemporary England. Colour limited edition print Huddersfield & England. Signed by mount, framed and glazed. Overall of Illingworth by artist Ken Taylor, Taylor. Mounted, overall 18”x25.5”. 15”x18”. G £60/90 Yorkshire, Huddersfield & England. G £70/100 Signed by both Illingworth and 744 Cricket prints/pictures. Collection of Taylor. Limited edition 86/300. 761 Brett Lee, Australia. Original pastel over thirty pictures/prints including Mounted, overall 16”x23”. G painting of Lee, full length, in Australian Test team 1938 (News £25/35 bowling pose by artist Ken Taylor, Chronicle), Pears print, book plate Yorkshire, Huddersfield & England. prints, large framed poster for the 752 Fred Trueman, Yorkshire & England. Signed by Taylor. Mounted, overall Centenary Test 1977 (TA Airlines) Colour print of Trueman by artist 18”x25.5”. G £70/100 Ken Taylor, Yorkshire, Huddersfield etc. All framed and glazed. G 762 ‘Ian Botham Appealing’ Original £30/40 & England. Signed by both Trueman and Taylor. Mounted, overall watercolour by artist Granville 745 ‘Faisalabad Stadium’. Large print 16”x23”. G £40/60 Cayley, dated 1993. Attractively taken from the original pencil mounted, framed and glazed. drawing by Jack Russell of the 753 Mike Gatting, Middlesex & England. Overall 12”x16”. G £30/40 Original pastel painting of Gatting pavilion at Faisalabad drawn in Granville Cayley is a well known by artist Ken Taylor, Yorkshire, 1987. Limited edition 98/750, artist in Sussex and his work has Huddersfield & England. Signed by signed by Russell. Mounted, framed been shown at The Royal Academy both Gatting and Taylor. Mounted, and glazed. Overall 27”x17”. G/VG and the National Portrait Gallery £30/50 overall 18”x22”. G £140/180 763 ‘John Emburey’ Original pencil and 746* ‘The Australians with their Ensign 754 Gordon Barker, Essex & England. Original pastel painting of Barker by pastel painting of Emburey, in Midget Cameras’. Long original batting attire trying to avoid being advertising poster for the camera artist Ken Taylor, Yorkshire, Huddersfield & England. Signed by run out. Mounted, framed and with images of twelve of the glazed. Overall 13.5”x10”. Sold Australian touring party of 1934 both Barker and Taylor. Mounted, overall 18”x25.5”. G £120/160 with two other two other cricket holding the small camera. Players prints, one ‘Village Cricket’ J.C. include Bradman, O’Reilly, McCabe, 755 Steve Rhodes, Worcestershire & Harrison, limited edition 111/200, Grimmett, Darling, Oldfield etc. England. Original pastel painting of signed by Harrison. G £30/40 Some wear to end borders with Rhodes by artist Ken Taylor, some loss otherwise in good Yorkshire, Huddersfield & England. 764 ‘Cricket at Moulsey Hurst’. After condition. Approx 35”x10”. Rare Signed by both Rhodes and Taylor. Richard Wilson 1890. Reproduction £80/100 Mounted, overall 18”x25.5”. G colour image on canvas. The original is at Lord’s. 29”x15”. G £30/40 747* Cricket prints, calendars etc. £120/160 Selection of miscellaneous printed 756 David Byas, Yorkshire & England. 765 After Crombie. Ninety two assorted cricket items including Pears cricket Original pastel painting of Byas by colour prints from the original print, calendars, photograph, two artist Ken Taylor, Yorkshire, watercolour by Charles Crombie for reproduction Vanity Fair prints etc. G Huddersfield & England. Signed by ‘Laws of Cricket Illustrated’ 1907. £30/50 both Byas and Taylor. Mounted, Approx 14”x10.5”. VG £30/50 748 ‘Hadlee’s Last Wicket in Test overall 18”x25.5”. G £130/160 766 Arthur Mailey, Australia. Original Cricket’. Colour print capturing the 757 Jimmy Binks, Yorkshire & England. pastel drawing of Mailey, in bowling moment when Hadlee trapped Original pastel painting of Binks by pose, by J.K. Hawkins 1991. Attractively mounted, framed and

61 glazed. Overall 17”x22”. G £50/70 Tonbridge. G £70/100 784 George Prior Beslee. Kent 1925- 1930. Mono real photograph 767 Sunil Gavaskar, India. Original pastel 775 Leslie Ethelbert George Ames. Kent postcard of Beslee, three quarter drawing of Gavaskar, in batting & England 1926-1951. Mono real length holding ball and wearing Kent pose, by J.K. Hawkins 1992. photograph postcard of Ames, full cap. Signed in ink by Beslee. Flemons Attractively mounted, framed and length in M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ touring of Tonbridge. G £60/90 glazed. Overall 17”x22”. G £50/70 blazer. Signed in ink by Ames. Flemons of Tonbridge. G £60/90 785 Leslie John Todd. Kent 1927-1950. 768 Sachin Tendulkar, India. Original Mono real photograph postcard of pastel drawing of Tendulkar, in 776 Arthur Edward Fagg. Kent & Todd, full length in batting pose and batting pose, by J.K. Hawkins 1992. England 1932-1957. Mono real wearing Kent cap. Signed in ink by Attractively mounted, framed and photograph postcard of Fagg, full Todd. Flemons of Tonbridge. G glazed. Overall 17”x22”. G £50/70 length wearing Kent 2nd XI blazer. £60/90 Signed in ink by Fagg. Flemons of 769 George Hirst, Yorkshire. Original Tonbridge. G £60/90 786 Ian Stanley Akers-Douglas. Kent pastel drawing of Hirst, in bowling 1929-1938. Mono real photograph pose, by J.K. Hawkins 1988. 777 Frederick Henry Huish. Kent & postcard of Akers-Douglas, half Attractively mounted, framed and London County. Mono real length in cricket attire. Signed in ink glazed. Overall 17”x22”. G £50/70 photograph postcard of Huish, full by Akers-Douglas. Fisk-Moore of length in wicket keeping pose 770 ‘Victor Trumper’. ‘Legends of Canterbury. G £60/90 wearing Kent cap. Signed in ink by Cricket’ colour limited edition print Huish. Mockford of Tonbridge. G Akers-Douglas died of a shot-gun depicting Trumper head and £60/90 accident in 1952 shoulders and in batting pose by artist David Thomas. Limited edition 778 Edward Wentworth Dillon. Kent 787 Alan Edward Watt. Kent 1929-1939. 389/550. Mounted, framed and 1900-1923. Sepia real photograph Sepia real photograph postcard of glazed. Overall 27”x24”. G £40/60 postcard of Dillon, full length in Watt, three quarter length in Kent batting pose wearing Kent cap. blazer. Signed in ink by Watt. 771 ‘Kent v Lancashire at Canterbury Signed in ink by Dillon. Foster of Flemons of Tonbridge. G £60/90 1906’. Albert Chevallier Tayler. Large Brighton. G £80/120 colour limited edition print of the 788 Frederick Gerald Hudson Chalk. Kent famous painting of Blythe bowling 779 James Seymour. Kent 1902-1926. 1933-1939. Mono real photograph to Tyldesley with the fielders around Sepia real photograph postcard of postcard of Chalk, three quarter the bat. This was a special limited Seymour, full length in batting pose length in striped blazer. Signed in ink edition print of only 100 copies wearing Kent cap. Signed in ink by by Chalk and dated 1939. Flemons produced to commemorate the clubs Seymour. Slight fading to part of of Tonbridge. G £60/90 Centenary in 2006, signed to lower signature. Foster of Brighton. G Chalk died in action over the English border by 2006 Club Captain, £60/90 Channel in February 1943 Robert Key and the club President, Derek Underwood. To the lower 780 Arthur Frederic Bickmore. Kent & England 1919-1929. Mono real 789 Peter Regan Sunnocks. Kent 1934- border the print has the printed 1946. Mono real photograph names of each player who are photograph postcard of Bickmore, full length wearing striped blazer. postcard of Sunnocks, three quarter featured in the painting playing in length in Kent 2nd XI blazer. Signed 1906. Limited edition 47/100. Signed in ink by Bickmore and dated 1932. Flemons of Tonbridge. G in ink by Sunnocks. Flemons of Mounted, framed and glazed. Tonbridge?. G £50/70 43”x28.5” overall. VG £60/90 £60/90 781 Albert Charles Wright. Kent 1921- 790 Thomas William Spencer. Kent CRICKET POSTCARDS, CIGARETTE & 1931. Mono real photograph 1935-1946. Mono real photograph COLLECTORS CARDS postcard of Wright, full length postcard of Spencer, three quarter length in Kent 2nd XI blazer. Signed 772 Arthur Fielder. Kent & England wearing Kent cap. Signed in ink by Wright. Flemons of Tonbridge. G in ink by Spencer. Flemons of 1900-1914. Mono postcard of Tonbridge?. G £50/70 Fielder, full length in bowling pose. £60/90 Signed in black ink by Fielder. 782 Charles John Capes. Kent 1923- 791 Norman Walter Harding. Kent 1937- ‘Warner’s Team Series’. John Walker 1928. Mono real photograph 1947. Mono real photograph & Co. G £60/90 postcard of Capes, full length postcard of Harding, three quarter length in Kent blazer. Signed in ink 773 Harold Thomas William Hardinge. wearing striped blazer. Signed in ink by Capes. Flemons of Tonbridge. G by Harding. Flemons of Tonbridge. G Kent & England 1902-1933. Mono £50/70 real photograph postcard of £60/90 Hardinge, full length in batting pose. 783 Charles Stowell Marriott. Kent & 792 Anthony William Catt. Kent 1954- Signed in ink by Hardinge. Flemons England 1924-1937. Mono real 1964. Mono real photograph of Tonbridge. G £60/90 photograph postcard of Marriott, full postcard of Catt, half length in Kent 2nd XI sweater. Signed in ink by 774 Frank Edward Woolley. Kent & length wearing striped blazer. Signed in ink by Marriott. Fisk-Moore of Catt. J.D. Hunt of Tonbridge. G England 1906-1938. Mono real £40/60 photograph postcard of Woolley, full Canterbury. Slight fading to length in M.C.C. touring blazer. signature. Odd faults otherwise in 793 John Pettiford. Kent 1954-1959. Signed in ink by Woolley. Flemons of good condition £40/60 Mono real photograph postcard of

62 Pettiford, half length in sweater. 801 Australian tour of England 1905. vertical strip with printed facsimile Signed in ink by Pettiford. J.D. Hunt Two postcards, one, real photograph signatures. Monarch Series. Not of Tonbridge. G £40/60 plain back card of the team with title postally used. VG £15/25 and names to lower border, Rotary 794 Robert William Wilkinson. Kent 3824B, the other, real photograph 809 Australian tour of England 1926. 1959-1963 and David William Baker. postcard of the team with small Two mono postcards of the 1926 Kent 1961-1963. Two mono real cameo portrait of each player, head team. Jaegar & T. Bolland. G£20/30 photograph postcards of the players, and shoulders, with title and players half length in Kent sweaters. Both 810 ‘Australian Cricket Tour. Season names below each cameo, Philco signed in ink. J.D. Hunt of 1926’. Rare real photograph Series 6003F. £25/35 Tonbridge. G £40/60 postcard of the Australian team 802 Australian tour of England 1905. 1926, with small cameo portraits of 795 Richard Elms. Kent 1970-1976 and Two postcards, both mono cards of each player, head and shoulders, title Bernard Julian. Kent 1970-1977. the team with small cameo portraits and players names, above and Two mono real photograph of each player, head and shoulders, below. Woodland Fullwood, postcards of the players, head and title and players names below each London. Not postally used. VG shoulders in Kent sweaters. Both cameo, F. Hartmann and anonymous £30/40 signed in ink. J.D. Hunt of series. Odd minor faults otherwise in Tonbridge. G £25/35 811 Australian tour of England 1930. good condition £25/35 Three mono postcards of the 1930 796 ‘Australian Team 1902’. Scarce real 803 ‘The Australian Cricket Team, 1909’. team. E.T.W. Dennis, Scarborough, photograph postcard of the Mono real photograph plain back signed by Gubby Allen, Jaegar & J. Australian team 1902 standing and postcard of the team with title and Smith Bookstall of Lord’s. G £30/40 seated in rows wearing tour caps players named to lower border. and blazers. Title to top and players 812 Australian tours of England 1934 & Minor trimming to lower border, named to lower border. Postcard ‘R. 1938. Two mono real photograph corner crease otherwise in good Thiele. Produced in Berlin’. Postally postcards of the 1934 (Photo- condition. Anonymous series£10/20 used, Liverpool 1904. Names and Works, Brighouse) and 1938 date handwritten to top border of 804 Australian tour of England 1909. (Copyright S&F) teams. G £15/25 face of postcard, some minor Three mono postcards of the 813 Australian tour of England 1948. rounding to corners otherwise in Australian team 1909. T. Bolland, R. Two real photograph mono good condition £30/40 Empson & anonymous series. Faults postcards of the 1948 team. Bridge to the anonymous card otherwise in 797 ‘The 12th Australian Team, 1905’. House (S20369) & F.C. Dick, Oval good condition £30/40 Mono postcard of the Australian book stall. G £20/30 team who toured England in 1905 805 Australian tour of England 1912. 814 Australian tour of England 1948. with title and players names printed Two mono postcards of the Mono real photograph postcard of to upper and lower borders. T. Australian team to England 1912, the Australian team with title to right Bolland series. Not postally used. one taken at Lord’s. Title and players and players facsimile signatures to G/VG £15/20 names to lower borders. L. Sales & lower border. The card produced to Sons, Kennington Oval & T. Bolland. 798 ‘Australian Eleven 1905’. Rare mono raise church funds and signed by the Odd minor faults to the Smith card postcard of the Australian team who Reverend E.T. Killick. Postally otherwise in good condition £15/25 toured England in 1905, each in unused. VG £35/45 cameo portrait, head and shoulders, 806 Australian tour of England 1921. The Reverend E.T. Killick played for with title and players names printed Three mono postcards of the Cambridge University, Middlesex & below each cameo. Gordon & Gotch Australian team 1921. ‘The England 1926-1946 (Australia). Not postally used. Victorious 1921 Australians’, at the Corners rounded, some creasing to Hotel Cecil (Tuck series), Topical 815 Australian tour of England 1948. card and corners, stain. £20/30 Press and Bolland. Sold with ‘An Three real photograph mono Australian Eleven’, a mono postcard postcards of the 1948 team. F.C. 799 ‘Australian Cricket Team 1905’. depicting eleven Kookaburra birds Dick, Oval book stall, Wilkes & Mono postcard of the Australian representing the Australian cricket anonymous. Adhesive marks to rear team who toured England in 1905, eleven, Mabel Boothby of Australia. of the Wilkes card otherwise in good each in cameo portrait, head and Odd faults otherwise in good condition £35/45 shoulders, with title and players condition. G. Qty 4 £50/60 names printed below each cameo. 816 Australian tours of England 1953 & P.G. Hunt, Manchester. Postally 807 Australian tour of England 1921. 1956. Four mono postcards from the used, Lewes 1907. G/VG. £15/25 Two mono postcards of the two tours, three real photograph Australian team 1921. Jaeger & J. cards. The 1953 card anonymous 800 ‘Australian Team 1905’. Mono real Beagles 357A. Some faults including and the three 1956 tour cards, Daily photograph postcard of the adhesive marks to rear of Jaegar Express and anonymous (2), two Australian team who toured England card, some minor damage otherwise with facsimile signatures to reverse. in 1905 with title and players names in generally good condition £20/30 G/VG £20/30 printed to lower border. Ralph Dunn. No 1015. Postally used, Blackburn 808 ‘Australia’s Choice 1926’. Unusual 817 Australian tours of England 1961 & 1906. G/VG. £15/25 mono real photograph postcard of 1964. Three mono postcards from the team depicted in cameo portrait the two tours, two real photograph cards. The 1961 card anonymous

63 with plain back and the two 1964 Anonymous. G £10/20 include Sime, Voce, Hardstaff, tour cards, Australian Foods and Simpson, Keeton, Butler, Jepson etc. Hobbs scored a century in the match anonymous. G/VG £20/30 Some signatures to darker areas of at the Oval and England won by 289 card. The postcard is laid down to 818 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1903/04. runs card and appears to have been ‘Warner’s Ashes’. Sepia real covered with some protective film. photograph postcard of the team 826 ‘England 1921. ‘Photo reproduction Apparently published by Van Rolty? with title and players names printed of Autograph Signatures of the of Nottingham £30/40 to lower border. J.B. & Co. Eagles Captain and Members of the English Cricketers who played in the 2nd Co, London. G £20/30 833 C. Washbrook 1951. Mono real Test Match at Lord’s Ground 11th- photograph plainback postcard of 819 1929. Rare mono 14th of June 1921’. Very rare mono the Lancashire batsman batting in real photograph postcard of postcard depicting the signatures of the out field v Hampshire at the Hammond being presented with a the England team. J. White. United Services Ground, silver tea and coffee service by Littlehampton. VG £40/60 on June 20th 1951. Signed by ‘3LO’, Broadcasting Company of Washbrook to face. Hampshire won Australia, to mark his double 827 ‘Australia 1921. ‘Photo reproduction the match by 5 wickets. G £30/40 centuries in successive innings and as of Autograph Signatures of the Captain and Members of the a wedding present. Printed signature 834 Malcom Heath, Hampshire 1952. Australian Cricketers who played in of Hammond to face of card. Some Mono real photograph plainback the 2nd Test Match at Lord’s Ground faults to edges of card, nick, crease postcard of Heath bowling in the 11th-14th of June 1921’. Very rare etc otherwise in good condition nets at Southampton in 1952. mono postcard depicting the £25/35 Signed by Heath to face. G £30/40 signatures of the Australian team. J. 820 ‘The England XI in Australia 1904’. White. Littlehampton. G/VG£40/60 835 Jack Hobbs. Sepia real photograph Mono real photograph postcard of postcard of a young Hobbs batting, 828 Sussex. Three real photograph the England team on board ship, full length, wearing M.C.C. cap. postcards of Jack Eaton, Maurice with title and players names printed Signed by Hobbs to face. The card Tate and John Langridge. The Eaton to lower border. Rotary inscribed ‘Surrey 1st XI 1920’ to card anonymous and the other two Photographic Series. Two words verso. Card by Emberson, Deane, Wiles & Millar. Some handwritten to top right hand Wimbledon. Slight fading to damage to the Tate card. Sold with corner. Odd minor faults otherwise signature. G £50/70 in good condition. Sold with a ‘Star two real photograph cricket instruc- Series’ mono postcard of ‘Warners tional cards, ‘Cricket I. Bowling, 836 Herbert Sutcliffe. Mono real XI. Photo taken at Adelaide Ground Cutting & Driving’ and ‘Cricket II. photograph postcard of Sutcliffe 1904. G £30/40 Wicket, Catch & Stumped’. Both fielding, full length, at Hove. Signed Rotary Photographic Series. Plus by Sutcliffe to face. The card 821 ‘The English Team. Test Match official scorecard and match ticket inscribed ‘Hove, v Sussex’ to verso. 1905’. Mono postcard of the team for the first Gillette Cup Final, Sussex Publisher unknown. G £50/70 with printed title and players names v Worcestershire 1963. G £30/40 to lower border. Rosemont Photo, 837 Kent postcards. Four mono Leeds. G £15/25 829 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1903/04. postcards of players, Woolley, Mono postcard of the M.C.C. team Hardinge, Fagg and Evans. Three 822 England (The Oval) 1907. Mono with players named to image. T. real photograph. Photo by Flemons postcard of the team with printed Bolland. Note to verso, ‘5,7,8, of Tunbridge. Various series. G title and players names to lower March 1903/04, 5th Test, £30/40 border. Anonymous. G £15/25 Melbourne’. Postally used. G£20/30 838 ‘Kent Cricket Week’. Mono real 823 ‘The English XI. M.C.C. Team 1920’. 830 Touring teams to England 1930’s. postcard of the Tunbridge Wells Gas Mono real photograph postcard of Real photograph postcards of the Co decorated for the Cricket Week. the England team with title to lower New Zealand team 1931 (Angus Matches v Lancashire and Yorkshire. border and players named to Thomas), South Africa 1935 (AWS), Publisher unknown. G £20/30 postcard. Australian card. Posted in All India 1936 (Jarrold’s) and Brisbane, stamp removed. Some Australia 1938 (S&F). G £25/35 839 Nottinghamshire 1920. Scarce real faults, corner creases etc. Rare photograph postcard of the £30/40 831 Ashes postcards 1920/30’s. Four Nottinghamshire team at Dover, v postcards, ‘The Australia Cricket Sussex August 1920. Some minor 824 ‘England’s Team’ 1921. Mono Team 1921 (Real photograph, Philip creasing otherwise in good condition postcard of the England team 1921 G. Hunt), ‘The Men Who Won Back £30/40 with title and players names printed The Ashes’, (Real photograph, J. to lower border. C. Smith. G£15/25 Beagles & Co), ‘The Australian Test 840 Yorkshire. Sepia real photograph Team 1930’ (Jaegar) and Australia postcard of J.T. Brown, R.TH 7416 825 J.B. Hobbs. Mono real photograph 1938 (Real photograph, S&F). G and cigarette card of Brown, Wills of Hobbs in batting stance with £30/40 1901. Sold with a further mono real facsimile signature. Interesting note photograph postcard of a village to reverse dated 18th August 1926. 832 Notts C.C.C. XI 1947. Mono real team c1860’s which include Tom At Jack Hobbs shop in Fleet Street on postcard of the Nottinghamshire Emmett (Yorkshire 1866-1888). G the day of England’s successful Test team of 1947. Fully signed by all £30/50 match against Australia. twelve players featured. Signatures

64 841 South Africa touring team postcards. names to lower border. VG £15/25 857 Lord Hawke. Yorkshire & England. Mono and sepia real photograph Rare early shield shaped trade card 850* ‘E.W. Swanton’s XI in West Indies postcards of the 1907 (Philco), 1924 with cameo of Hawke, named, to 1956’. Mono real photograph (Beagles), 1929 (Smith, Bookstall) left hand side and image of a cricket postcard of the team in blazers with and 1935 (Turog, Health). Odd match to right. ‘Cricket’ in strip title and players names to lower faults, generally good condition below. J. Baines Litho, Bradford border. Chan’s. G £20/30 £30/50 1890’s. With advertising to reverse. G £50/70 842 C. Harris. Nottinghamshire. Sepia 851 ‘England’s Test Team’ 1926. Mono postcard of the England team real photograph postcard of Harris 858 John Sharp. Lancashire & England. (Lord’s) with title and players names wearing Nottinghamshire blazer. Rare early shield shaped trade card printed to lower border. C.E. Smith C.H. Richards, Nottingham. G with cameo of Sharp, named, to left series. Sold with seventeen further £30/50 hand side and image of cricketers to postcards, mainly modern, including right. ‘Lancashire’ in strip below. J. 843 A.J. Richardson. Australia 1926. West Indies cricket team 1933 (rp) Baines Litho, Bradford 1890’s. With Sepia real photograph postcard of etc £25/35 advertising to reverse. G £40/60 Richardson, head and shoulders, in 852 Warren Bardsley. New South Wales cap and blazer. Empire Publishing. G 859 ‘Kent’. Rare early shield shaped trade & Australia 1903-1926. Mono real £25/35 card with cameo of batsman to left photograph postcard of Bardsley hand side and bowler to right. ‘Kent’ 844* Geoffrey B. Legge. Kent & England head and shoulder wearing in strip above. J. Baines Litho, 1924-1931. Signed mono real Australian cap and blazer. Signed in Bradford 1890’s. With advertising to photograph postcard of Legge, half black ink by Bardsley. Title to lower reverse. G £40/50 length, in striped blazer. Photo, border ‘W. Bardsley. The Australian Flemons. Wells Series postcard. Cricket Team 1909’. Davidson 860 ‘Famous Test Cricketers’. Milhoff G/VG £140/180 Brothers London. Small indentation 1928. Full set of twenty seven real to card otherwise in good condition photograph cards. G/VG £40/60 845* W.L. ‘Tich’ Cornford. Sussex & £180/250 England. 1921-1947. Mono real 861 ‘The World’s Best Cricketers’. D.C. photograph postcard of Cornford, 853 Australian tours of England. Four Thompson 1958. Fifty eight mono half length, in M.C.C. 1929/30 real photograph mono postcards for cards issued by Rover, Wizard & touring blazer. Signed in black ink. the teams of 1921 (Beagles), 1934 adventure. All in uncut pairs. VG Anonymous. Pin holes to corners (Photo-Works) and 1956 (2). G/VG £15/25 otherwise in good condition £30/40 £70/100 862 Ogdens. Five early cigarette cards, 854 Cricket postcards. Large collection of ‘Guinea Gold’ card of Hearne 1901, 846* Sir Charles Aubrey Smith. Mono over 660 postcards, the majority three ‘Our Leading Cricketer’ cards postcard of Aubrey Smith, half modern. Includes teams, players, of Abel, Trott and Shrewsbury 1901 length, dressed in formal suit grounds etc. Some exceptions and further card of Tyldesley 1901. smoking a pipe. Nicely signed in including Kinsella, Clifton College G £30/40 black ink by Smith. G £60/80 1920’s, Battersea Cricket Ground 1900’s, cricket at Putney Heath 863* Players ‘Cricketers’ 1938. Full set of Aubrey Smith played for England 1950’s, Australian cricket team fifty cards, mounted, framed and and Sussex and captained them in 1960’s (plain back), ground at glazed. G £20/30 1887 and 1888. He also captained Buckhurst Hill (Wrench), Jack Hobbs the Shaw & Shrewsbury team to 864* Players ‘Cricketers’ 1934. Full set of signed r/p postcard (tear), 1903 Australia in 1887/88. He gained fifty cards, mounted, framed and South African team (Topical), ‘Haigh, fame in the 1930/40’s as an actor glazed. G £20/30 Hirst & Rhodes’ at Blake Lee Guest based in Hollywood and appeared House 1905, Star series etc. Some 865* John Player ‘Cricketers Caricatures in numerous films. He died in 1948. signed including Lillee, R. Smith, by ‘Rip’ 1926 cigarette cards. Full set 847* West Indies 1906. Mono postcard of Snow etc. Collated in five files. G of fifty cards, mounted, framed and the West Indies cricket team in caps £100/150 glazed. G £25/35 and blazers with title and players 855 New Zealand 1931. Mono real 866 Cricket signatures. Thirty three names to upper and lower borders. postcard of the New Zealand touring signatures on white cards/ modern Photo by R. Scott, Manchester. G team to England. Angus Thomas postcards etc. Signatures include £40/60 Ltd. Signed to verso by eight Don Bradman, Ramchand, Cowdrey, 848* ‘West Indies Cricket Team, England members of the team in black ink. Close, Bailey, Mustaq Ali, Jaffer, 1939’. Mono real photograph Signatures include Dempster, Talbot, Mustaq, Pullar, Van De Merwe etc. postcard of the West Indies cricket Blunt, James, Cromb etc. G £30/40 G £40/60 team in tour blazers with title and 856 Australia. ‘The Magnet album of Test 867 Cricket greetings cards. Large players names to upper and lower Match Cricketers’. Presented with collection of over 550 greetings borders. VG £30/40 the Magnet 12th July 1930. cards all with a cricket theme. The 849* ‘West Indies Cricket Team, 1957’. Complete with glossy pictures laid majority unused. Collated in eight Sepia real photograph postcard of down in album. Features the files. VG £30/50 the West Indies cricket team in tour England and Australian players from 868 Cricket cigarette and trade cards. sweaters with title and players the 1930 series. G £25/35 Large collection of cards, mainly

65 modern, including over sixty full Richards collection. G £150/200 condition £20/30 sets. Includes Players 1934 & 1938, Wills 1928, Australian Test Cricketers 873* England v Sri Lanka 1988. Split and 880 Steve Rhodes. Worcestershire & 1876-1896, South African Cricket hinged cricket stump signed by the England. England navy blue batting Team 1894, South African Cricket two teams who played at Lord’s helmet with England emblem to Team 1964, Cricket Teams 1900- 1988. Twenty nine ink signatures front worn by Rhodes during his 1914, Cricket Teams 1884-1900, including Mendis, Ranatunga, Silva, playing career. Name handwritten to Australia 1893, Counties 1892- Fernando, De Silva, Mahanama, inside. Sold with a large yellow 1912, New Zealand Cricketers 1958, Gooch, Smith, Lamb, Robinson, cricket holdall used by Rhodes on Cricketers of Kent C.C.C., Cricket Lawrence, Russell etc. G £40/60 the England tour of Australia in 1994/95 with ‘Benson & Hedges Pavilions, England Cricket Team 874* England v New Zealand 1990. Split Test & World Series’ to sides. The 1907/08, South African Test Cricket and hinged cricket stump signed by holdall contains a quantity of cricket 1888/89-1988/89, Cricketers 1890, the two teams who played at Lord’s attire etc including shirts, sweater, 1900, 1901/02, 1903/04, 1906, 1990. Twenty eight ink signatures boots not belonging to Rhodes. G 1907, Famous Cricket Crests, Cricket including Crowe, Hadlee, Morrison, £40/60 Golden Age (all County Print), Bracewell, Parore, Greatbatch, Texaco Trophy cards, Australian Atherton, Stewart, Smith, Lamb, Previously sold by Knights in 1997 1930 cricketers (Sporting Gooch, Russell etc. G £40/60 collectables) etc etc. Collated in five 881 Cricket ties. Collection of forty ties files. Sold with ten cut cigarette 875* England v West Indies 1988. Split including Benefits (Pocock, Coney, mounts (25 cards). G/VG £80/120 and hinged cricket stump signed by Love, Sharp, Clift, Jesty, Ontong, the two teams who played at Lord’s Lees, Hardie, Selvey, Edmunds etc) , CRICKET BATS, BALLS & 1988. Twenty eight ink signatures ‘Sobers 365’ etc. G £30/40 EQUIPMENT including Richards, Dujon, Walsh, Marshall, Ambrose, Patterson, WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 869 England v Australia 1977. Gunn & Gooch, Lamb, Dilley, Broad, Gower 882 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1984- Moore ‘County’ cricket bat signed to etc. G £50/80 1987 & 1989. Limp cloth covers. face by the England and Australian Qty 5. G £15/25 teams. Twenty six signatures 876* England ‘A’ v West Indies ‘A’ 1992. including G.Chappell, Pascoe, Lillee, Cricket stump signed by members of 883 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1980, Walters, Malone, Hookes, Walker, both teams. Signatures including 1982, 1983, 1985, 1989, 1992 & McCosker, Cosier, Brearley, Amiss, Holder, Benjamin, Adams, Murray, 1993. Original limp cloth covers with Greig, Willis, Botham, Randall, Lever, Best, Thorpe, Croft, Salisbury, the exception of the 1980 and 1985 Barrington (coach) etc. Signatures Munton, Rhodes etc. G £40/50 which are original hardbacks. G. Qty good. To reverse are the signatures 877* West Indies tour of England 1966. 7 £25/35 of the Leicestershire and Hampshire Stuart Surridge ‘County Driver’ team (25 signatures). Slight fading 884 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976- cricket bat signed to face by the to verso. G £60/90 1981, 1984, 1987, 1995 & 2000. England and West Indies teams who Original limp cloth covers. Odd 870* Cricket stump. Edwardian cricket played in the 5th Test at the Oval minor faults otherwise in good stump with revolving brass top for 1966. Twenty eight signatures condition. Qty 10 £30/40 bail. Sold with two small colour including Sobers, Hunte, Kanhai, prints of early cricket scenes. Butcher, Griffith, Hall, Gibbs, Close, 885 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976, Framed. G £60/80 Illingworth, D’Oliveira, Boycott, 1977 (2), 1979, 1981, 1986-1988, Snow, Amiss etc. To verso are the 1991, 2002 & 2003. Original limp 871* South Africa v England 1938/39. signatures of India 1967 and three cloth covers. Varied condition, some Herby Taylor & Ellis Ltd miniature counties, Worcestershire, Lancashire faults otherwise in good condition, cricket bat, 14”, signed to face by and Yorkshire. G £150/200 one copy for 1977 only fair. Qty 11 sixteen members of the M.C.C. £30/40 touring team in South Africa 878* England v Australia 1968. Miniature 1938/39. Signatures in ink include ‘Warsop’ cricket bat signed in ink to 886 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1978 Hammond, Ames, Hutton, Verity, face by seventeen members of the (2), 1979 (2), 1981, 1984, 1987, Wright, Perks, Valentine etc. To Australian touring party and by 1989 & 1996 (2). 1979 (1), 1984 & reverse the signatures of eleven of twelve members of the England 1996 (2) are original hardbacks with the South Africa team including team to verso. Signatures include dustwrappers, the remainder cloth Melville, Mitchell, Nourse, Rowan Lawry, Walters, Chappell, Gleeson, covers. Qty 10. Some faults, etc. This series is always remembered Connolly, Hawke, Freeman, generally good condition £30/40 for the ‘Timeless Test’. A little Cowdrey, Barrington, Underwood, 887 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1974, ‘spidering’ to signatures otherwise in Snow, Milburn, Knott etc. G 1980, 1981, 1984, 1989, 1992, good condition. Rare in this form £100/150 1993 & 1997. Original limp cloth £200/300 879 Signed cricket bats C1990’s. Five covers. G. Qty 8 £30/40 872* Deryck Lance Murray. Trinidad, bats, 25” long, signed by 888 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1973, Nottinghamshire, Warwickshire & Leicestershire, Essex, Durham, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1984, West Indies 1960-1975. Pair of St. Holland and a President’s XI. Some 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, Peter wicketkeeping gloves worn by fading to the Leicestershire bat 1994 & 1998. Limp cloth covers. Murray during his career. Ex Swan otherwise in generally good Qty 13. Some faults, generally good

66 condition £30/40 wear to covers, pages browning to wrappers. Some wear to spine paper edges otherwise in good condition and minor wear to covers otherwise 889 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1970, £25/35 in good condition £80/100 1973, 1975, 1977 & 1978. Original limp cloth covers. G. Qty 5 £30/40 904 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1947- 915 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1936. 1999. Complete run of the 73rd edition. Original paper 890 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1970- Almanack for the period. Limp cloth wrappers. Odd faults including some 1975. Original limp cloth covers. covers with the exception of 1957, wear to spine paper and covers Odd minor faults otherwise in good 1958, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1965, otherwise in good condition condition. Qty 6 £40/60 1983, 1984, 1995, 1996 and 1999 £70/100 891 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1964, which are original hardbacks. 1965 916 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1935. 1966, 1968 & 1969. Original limp lacking dustwrapper. Some faults, 72nd edition. Original paper cloth covers. Odd minor faults overall good condition £300/500 wrappers. Some wear to wrappers, otherwise in good condition. Qty 4 905 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1947. slight cracking and small loss to spine £40/60 Original limp cloth covers. Minor paper otherwise in good condition 892 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1960- wear to spine, pages slightly £80/100 1963. Original limp cloth covers. browning to edges otherwise in 917 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1934. Odd minor faults otherwise in good good condition £30/40 71st edition. Original paper condition. Qty 4 £40/60 906 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1946. wrappers. Odd minor faults to front 893 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1957- 83rd edition. Original limp cloth cover and spine edge otherwise in 1959. Original limp cloth covers. covers. Some minor wear to leading good/very good condition£100/150 edge of front cover otherwise in Odd faults otherwise in good Includes report on the controversial good condition. Only 11000 copies condition. Qty 3 £30/50 M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ tour of Australia were printed in this year £60/80 894 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1956 1932/33 & 1957. Original limp cloth covers. 907 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1946. 918 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1931. G £25/35 83rd edition. Original limp cloth covers. Only 11000 copies were 68th edition. Bound in brown boards 895 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1953- printed in this year. Good/very good without original wrappers and front 1956. Original limp cloth covers. condition £70/100 advertisements. G £50/70 Some faults to the 1954 edition 919 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1927. otherwise in good condition. Qty 4 908 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1945. 64th edition. Lacking original paper £30/40 82nd edition. Original limp cloth covers. Only 6500 paper copies wrappers and front and rear adverts. 896 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1954 printed in this war year. Good Bound in blue boards. G £40/60 & 1957. Original limp cloth covers. condition £100/130 920 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1927. Qty 2. Odd minor faults otherwise in 64th edition. Original paper good condition £20/30 909 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1941. 78th edition. Original limp cloth wrappers. Rebound in brown 897 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1953 covers. Only 3200 paper copies boards. Odd minor faults otherwise & 1955. Original limp cloth covers. printed in this war year. Good/very in good condition £70/100 G £25/35 good condition £280/350 921 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1926. 898 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1951 910 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1940. 63rd edition. Original rear paper & 1952. Original limp cloth covers. 77th edition. Original limp cloth wrapper, lacking front wrapper. G £25/35 covers. Only 8000 paper copies Rebound in brown boards. Odd printed in this war year. Good/very minor faults otherwise in good 899 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1950- condition £50/70 1952. Original limp cloth covers. good condition £180/220 Odd faults otherwise in good 911 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1939. 922 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1925. condition. Qty 3 £30/40 76th edition. Original limp cloth 62nd edition. Original paper wrappers. Rebound in brown 900 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1949 covers. Some ‘light’ fading to covers and spine otherwise in generally boards. Odd minor faults otherwise & 1950. Original limp cloth covers. in good condition £70/100 Some faults generally in good good condition £80/120 condition. Qty 2 £30/50 912 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1939. 923 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1924. 76th edition. Original paper 61st edition. Original paper 901 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1949. wrappers. Rebound in brown Original limp cloth covers. Odd wrappers. Generally good/very good condition £100/150 boards. Ink signature of Harold B.G. minor faults otherwise in good Austin, Barbados & West Indies condition £25/35 913 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1938. 1894-1927 to front wrapper. Odd 902 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1949. 75th edition. Original paper minor faults otherwise in good Original limp cloth covers. Odd wrappers. Heavy bowing to spine, condition £70/100 wear and fading to covers otherwise minor faults otherwise in good Harold B.G. Austin Captained the in generally good condition £50/70 condition £25/35 West Indies touring teams to 903 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1948. 914 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1937. England in 1906 and 1923 Original limp cloth covers. Minor 74th edition. Original paper

67 924 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1923. all advertising pages). Sold with an faults otherwise in good/very good 60th edition. Original paper 1892 edition of James Lillywhite’s condition. Qty 11 £50/70 wrappers. Rebound in brown Cricketers’ Annual. G £40/60 boards. Odd minor faults otherwise 945 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1978- in good condition £70/100 935 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1899. 1980 & 1984. Original hardbacks, 36th edition. Lacking original front the 1979 and 1980 editions with 925 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1922. paper wrappers and some front dustwrappers. Odd faults otherwise 59th edition. Original paper adverts, rear wrapper worn, bound in good condition. Qty 4 £25/35 wrappers. Rebound in brown in brown boards. Generally good boards. Odd minor faults otherwise condition £50/70 946 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1978, in good condition £70/100 1979, 1983-1985, 1995, 1998 & 936 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1897. 2000. Original hardbacks, all with 926 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1922. 34th edition. Bound in black and dustwrappers with the exception of 59th edition. Original paper beige boards, without original the 1979 edition. Varied condition, wrappers, bound in brown boards. wrappers. Lacking first two front and some faults otherwise in good Odd faults otherwise in good rear advertising pages, plate etc condition. Qty 8 £30/50 condition £70/100 otherwise in good condition. Viewing essential, not subject to 947 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1978. 927 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1921. return £30/40 Original hardback with dustwrapper. 58th edition. Original paper Sold with Wisden Cricketers’ wrappers. Rebound in brown 937 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1916. Almanack- Australia 2004-05. boards. Some general wear to Willows reprint (1990) in hardback Original hardback with dust wrappers otherwise in good covers. Limited edition 845/1000. wrapper. Qty 2. G/VG £15/25 condition £70/100 VG £40/60 948 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1977, 928 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1919. 938 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1979, 1984, 1992, 1996, 1997, 56th edition. Bound in green boards, Australia 1998, 1999, 2000/01, 1999, 2002 & 2003. Original lacking original wrappers. Red 2001/02, 2002/03, 2003/04, hardbacks all with original speckled page edges. G £60/90 2004/05 & 2005/06. 1st to 8th dustwrappers, with the exception of Editions complete. Melbourne. the 1977 edition which has a 929 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1917. Leather bound limited editions, all replacement dustwrapper. Qty 9. 54th edition. Bound in green boards, number 91 of only 100 copies Some faults, generally good lacking original wrappers. Red produced, with the exception of the condition £30/40 speckled page edges. Damage to 2001/02 which is number 61/100. leading edge of green boards not Mint condition £700/1000 949 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1977- affecting contents. G £60/90 1981. Original hardbacks all with 939 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1990- dustwrappers, with the exception of 930 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1915. 1994, 1996-2002. Original the 1977 edition. Qty 5. G/VG 52nd edition. Bound in green hardbacks with dustwrappers. Odd £30/40 boards, lacking original wrappers. minor faults otherwise in good/very Red speckled page edges. Lacking good condition. Qty 11 £40/60 950 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1977- front and rear advertising pages and 1979. Original hardbacks with pages 1-4, 11/12, 15-18, 31-36 940 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1983, dustwrappers. G. Qty 3 £40/50 (again, all advertising pages). G 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000- £40/60 2003. Original hardbacks. G. Qty 9 951 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1975- £30/50 1977 & 1985. Original hardbacks 931 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1913. with dustwrappers. Odd minor faults 50th edition. Original paper 941 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1982, otherwise in good condition. Qty 4 wrappers. Some wear to spine paper, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1988 & 1989. £50/70 break to spine, contents a little loose Original hardbacks with otherwise in good condition £60/80 dustwrappers. Odd minor faults 952 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1975. otherwise in good/very good Original hardback with dustwrapper. 932 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1913. condition. Qty 6 £25/35 Good/very good condition £25/35 50th edition. Original paper wrappers, bound in brown boards. 942 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1982, 953 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1974. Odd faults otherwise in good/very 1983, 2002-2006. Original Original hardback with dustwrapper. good condition £80/120 hardbacks with dustwrappers. Odd Odd minor faults to dustwrapper minor faults otherwise in good/very otherwise in good/very good 933 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1911. good condition. Qty 7 £20/30 condition £25/35 48th edition. Original paper wrappers, bound in brown boards. 943 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1981- 954 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1972. Odd faults otherwise in good/very 1986, 1990-1992, 1996 & 2000- Original hardback with dustwrapper. good condition £80/120 2004. Original hardbacks with Generally very good condition dustwrappers. Odd faults otherwise £30/50 934 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1908. in good/very good condition. Qty 45th edition. Bound in green boards, 955 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1969, 15 £50/70 lacking original wrappers. Red 1976-1978, 1984 & 1985. Original speckled page edges. Lacking front 944 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1981- hardbacks lacking dustwrappers. G. and rear advertising pages and 1989, 2000 & 2002. Original Qty 6 £30/50 pages 15-18, 31/32, 35/36 (again, hardbacks with dustwrappers. Odd

68 956 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1969. 971 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1962. breaking to internal hinges otherwise Original hardback with dustwrapper. Original hardback. Very good in generally good condition £50/70 G £30/50 condition. Sold with a copy for 1954 in limp cloth covers. G. Qty 2 990 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1948. 957 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1968. £40/60 Original hardback. G £40/60 Original hardback. G/VG £30/50 972 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1962. 991 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1947. 958 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1967. Original hardback. G £30/40 Original hardback. Fading to gilt on Original hardback. VG £40/50 spine, paper browning otherwise in 973 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1961. good condition £40/60 959 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1967. Original hardback. G £30/40 Original hardback with dustwrapper. 992 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1947. Some nicks to top edge of 974 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1961. Original hardback. Fading to gilts on dustwrapper spine otherwise in good Original hardback. Minor fading to cover and spine, paper browning, condition £30/40 gilts otherwise in good condition front and rear internal hinges £30/40 broken, odd faults. Generally good 960 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1967, condition £30/50 1970, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1983- 975 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1960. 1985. Original hardbacks all lacking Original hardback. G £30/40 993 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. dustwrappers with the exception of 81st edition. Original hardback. 976 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1958. 1983 and 1984 editions. Odd faults Only 1400 copies of the hard back Original hardback. G £30/40 otherwise in good condition. Qty 8 edition were printed in this war year. £40/60 977 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1958. Ownership signature to first advert page otherwise in good/very good 961 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1966. Original hardback. G £30/40 condition. Rare £350/450 Original hardback. G/VG £30/50 978 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1958. 994 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. 962 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1966. Original hardback. G £30/40 81st edition. Original hardback. Original hardback. Lacking 979 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1957. Only 1400 copies of the hard back dustwrapper otherwise in good Original hardback. Generally good edition were printed in this war year. condition £25/35 condition £30/40 Generally good/very good 963 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1965. 980 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1956. condition. Rare £350/450 Original hardback. G/VG £30/50 Original hardback. Generally good 995 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1941. 964 Wisden Cricketers’ 1965. Original condition £30/40 78th edition. Original hardback. hardback with dustwrapper. Some 981 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1955. Only 800 copies printed in this war faults to dustwrapper mainly at top Original hardback. Generally good year. Good/very good condition. of spine otherwise in good condition condition £30/40 Rare £1000/1500 £30/40 982 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1954. 996 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1929. 965 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1964. Original hardback. Odd faults 66th edition. Original hardback. Original hardback. G/VG £30/50 otherwise in good condition £25/35 Some faults, breaking to front internal hinge, some wear to head 966 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1964. 983 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1953. and base of spine, corners bumped Original hardback. Some light wear Original hardback. Generally good etc otherwise in generally good to spine otherwise in good condition condition £30/40 condition £350/450 £30/40 984 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1952 997 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1927. 967 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1963. & 1953. Original hardbacks. 64th edition. Original hardback. Original hardback. With original Generally good condition £40/60 Minor wear to front spine edges and green/blue ‘100th Edition!’ wrap- spine paper at head and base round label. G/VG £30/50 985 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1952. Original hardback. G £30/40 otherwise in good condition 968 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1963 £600/800 & 1964. Original hardbacks. Some 986 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1951. faults, generally good condition Original hardback. Splitting to £40/60 internal hinges, odd faults, generally END OF DAY ONE good £25/35 968 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1963, 1976, 1980, 1984-1986, 1991 & 987 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1951. 1992. Original hardbacks with the Original hardback. Odd faults exception of the 1992 edition. The including names and address copy for 1976 lacking dustwrapper. handwritten to front advertising Odd faults otherwise in good page otherwise in good condition condition. Qty 8 £40/60 £30/40 970 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1963. 988 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1959. Original hardback. Some very minor Original hardback. Generally faults otherwise in good/very good good/very good condition £30/40 condition £30/50 989 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1949 & 1950. Original hardbacks. Some

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