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Catalogue 47 Moran Cricket Collectibles Proprietors: Martine & Tony Moran Dealing in Assistants: Bridie & Tess Moran * Books, periodicals * Wisdens * Badges PO Box 226 * Cigarette & trade cards Gunnedah * Postcards NSW 2380 * Autographed items Australia * Photographs & prints * Assorted cricketana CATALOGUE 47 Phone: (02) 6742 7022 Email: [email protected] Website: morancricket.com Terms, conditions and information # We accept Mastercard, Visacard and AmEx. For Catalogue 47, there is no credit card surcharge. We also accept payment by cheque or money order. Please send payment or credit card details with your order. Goods will be held for two weeks on a telephone order, pending written confirmation and payment. For established customers, written confirmation of a telephone order with credit card details is not necessary. Please ask about other payment options. # Prices in Catalogue 47 supersede those for similar items in earlier catalogues. 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If a book has a dustwrapper, it is listed with the notation dw. # If you change your address, please let us know. If you have not purchased from the last three catalogues but still wish to receive the next catalogue, please advise us. # The following abbreviations are used: exc - excellent vg - very good g - good fg - fairly good f - fair p - poor ib - illustrated boards pb - paperback b/w - black & white v - very sl - slightly ch - chipped o/w - otherwise p, pp - page(s) ed - edition, editor l.e. - limited edition ex-lib- ex-library book c. - about SBC - Sportsman’s Book Club amr - adhesion marks to reverse Vol - Volume h/s - head & shoulders PU - postally used # If you would prefer to receive catalogues by email rather than ordinary mail, or if you would like to be kept up to date with new publications, please let us know your email address. # Measurements given are horizontal x vertical in cm 2 Biographies and Autobiographies 1 Jonathan Agnew, 8 Days a Week: Diary of a Professional Cricketer, 1988, name on fly-leaf, vg, dw, signed by Agnew on the title page $45 2 E.W. Swanton, Gubby Allen: Man of Cricket, 1985, vg, dw, signed by Allen on the title page $60 3 Bill Alley, My Incredible Innings, 1969, vg, dw, signed by Alley on the fly-leaf in 1980 $60 4 Alan Hill, Les Ames, 1990, exc, dw $21 5 Stephen Chalke, Guess My Story: The Life and Opinions of Keith Andrew, Cricketer, 2003, vg, dw $17 6 David Bairstow, A Yorkshire Diary: Year of Crisis, 1984, vg, dw, inscribed and signed by Bairstow on the title page $50 7 John Barclay, Life Beyond the Airing Cupboard, 2008, vg, dw, signed by Barclay on the title page $38 8 Alec Bedser, Twin Ambitions: An Autobiography, 1986, vg, dw $18 9 Richie Benaud, On Reflection, 1985, pb, g $5 10 Bill Bowes, Express Deliveries, 1958 (SBC), inscribed on fly-leaf, vg, sl.ch.dw $10 11 Leo McKinstry, Boycs: The True Story, 2001, pb, fg $8 12 Roland Butcher, Rising to the Challenge, 1989, name and address on fly-leaf, vg, dw, signed by Butcher on the title page $48 13 Stephen Chalke, Tom Cartwright: The Flame Still Burns, 2007, vg, dw $22 14 Ian Chappell, Chappelli, 1976, l.e. of 1500 produced for the Centenary Test, signed by Chappell on the statement of limitation, g $50 15 David Lemmon, Percy Chapman: A Biography, 1985, vg, dw $21 16 Alan Hill, Brian Close: Cricket’s Lionheart, 2002, vg, dw, inscribed and signed by Close the title page $55 17 Dominic Cork with David Norrie, Uncorked! Diary of a Cricket Year, 1996, vg, dw, signed by Cork on the title page $42 18 Dominic Cork, Uncorked! Diary of a Cricket Year, 1996, g-vg, dw $20 3 19 Ted Dexter Declares: An Autobiography, 1966, vg, sl.ch.dw, signed by Dexter on the title page $55 20 David Lemmon, Johnny Won’t Hit Today: A Cricketing Biography of J.W.H.T. Douglas, 1983, g-vg, sl. crumpled dw $20 21 John Emburey, Emburey: Autobiography, 1987, exc, dw $21 22 John Emburey, Spinning in a Fast World, 1989, vg, dw, signed by Emburey on the title page $48 23 Godfrey Evans, The Gloves are Off, 1960, g-vg, v.sl.ch.dw, signed by Evans on the title page $52 24 Greg Crowden, Jack Fingleton: The Man Who Stood Up to Bradman, 2008, vg, dw $25 25 Tanya Aldred, The Freddie Flintoff Story: From Cult Hero to Ashes Icon, 2005, g-vg, dw $16 26 Andrew Flintoff, Being Freddie: My Story So Far, 2005, vg, dw, signed by Flintoff on the title page $48 27 Bill Frindall, Bearders: My Life in Cricket, 2006, g-vg, sl.ch.dw $18 28 George Giffen, With Bat and Ball, 1898, some foxing, o/w g $85 29 David Foot, Harold Gimblett: Tormented Genius of Cricket, 2003 (revised ed), g-vg, dw, signed by the author on the half-title page $22 30 Graham Gooch, Gooch: My Autobiography, 1995, vg, dw, signed by Gooch on the title page $50 31 Alf Gover, The Long Run: An Autobiography, 1991, vg, dw, signed by Gover on the title page $55 32 David Gower, Gower: The Autobiography, 1992, vg, dw, signed by Gower on the title page $52 33 W.G. Grace, ‘W.G.’: Cricketing Reminiscences and Personal Recollections, 1899, ib, fg-g $95 34 MCC, The Great Cricketer: Catalogue for an Exhibtion of W.G. Grace memorabilia on the 150th Anniversary of his birth, 1998, ib, vg $20 35 A.G. Powell & S. Canynge Caple, The Graces: E.M., W.G. & G.F., 1948, # 590 in le of 1000, g, ch.dw $85 36 D. Frith, The Ross Gregory Story, 2003, pb, vg $20 4 37 Basil Haynes and John Lucas, The Trent Bridge Battery: The Story of the Sporting Gunns, 1985, g-vg $20 38 Wes Hall, Pace Like Fire, 1965 (SBC), g-vg, dw $10 39 R.S. Whitington, The Quiet Australian: The Lindsay Hassett Story, 1969, vg, sl.ch.dw $25 40 Patsy Hendren, Big Cricket, 1934, pb, g $22 41 Patsy Hendren, Big Cricket, 1934, rebound in leather, inscribed on fly-leaf, g $22 42 Omar Henry, The Man in the Middle, 1994, vg, dw, signed by Henry on the title page $42 43 Graeme Hick, My Early Life, 1991, vg, dw, signed by Hick on the title page $46 44 Jack Hobbs, My Life Story, 1981 reprint, g-vg, dw $20 45 Michael Holding with Tony Cozier, Whispering Death: The Life and Times of Michael Holding, 1993, g-vg, dw $24 46 Len Hutton, Cricket Is My Life, 1949, some highlighting on a few pages, fg, ch.dw, signed by Hutton on the half-title page $75 47 Ray Illingworth & Jack Bannister, One-Man Committee: The Complete Story of his Controversial Reign, 1997, pb, fg $9 48 Ray Illingworth (with Don Mosey), Yorkshire and Back, 1981, pb, fg-g $7 49 Imran Khan, All-Round View, 1988 vg, dw, inscribed and signed by Imran on the half-title page $50 50 J.M. Kilburn, Thanks to Cricket, 1972 (SBC), name inside cover, vg, dw $6 51 Alan Hill, Jim Laker: A Biography, 1998, owner’s stamp on title page, vg, dw $23 52 Alan Lamb, My Autobiography, 1996, vg, dw, signed by Lamb on the title page $48 53 Justin Langer, Keeping My Head: A Life in Cricket, 2010, g-vg, v.sl.ch.dw $20 54 Darren Lehmann, Worth the Wait: An Autobiography, 2004, g, sl.ch.dw, signed by Lehmann on the title page $45 55 J.K. Lever & Pat Gibson, J.K. Lever: A Cricketer’s Cricketer, 1989, g, dw, ex-lib $10 56 J.K. Lever, J.K. Lever, 1989, vg, dw, signed by Lever on the title page $48 57 David Lloyd, The Autobiography: Anything But Murder, 2000, vg, dw $20 5 58 David Lloyd, Last in the Tin Bath: The Autobiography, 2015, mint, dw $41 59 Brian Luckhurst, Boot Boy to President, 2004, pb, vg, signed by Luckhurst under the dedication to Colin Cowdrey $43 60 Glenn McGrath, Test of Will: What I’ve Learned from Cricket and Life, 2015, pb, mint, signed by McGrath on the title page $60 61 Phil Neale, A Double Life, 1990, fly-leaf price-clipped, o/w vg, sl.ch.dw $16 62 Monty Panesar, Monty’s Turn: Taking My Chances, 2008, pb, g $10 63 Tony Pawson, Runs and Catches: An Autobiography, 1980, g, dw $17 64 Tony Pawson, Runs and Catches, 1980, vg, dw, inscribed and signed by Pawson [“Tony”] on the fly leaf $25 65 Mike Procter, Mike Procter and Cricket, 1981, g-vg, dw $18 66 Dermot Reeve, Winning Ways, 1996, vg, dw, inscribed and signed by Reeve on the title page $40 67 Paul Smith, Wasted?, 2007, g-vg, dw $18 68 Robin Smith and John Crace, Quest for Number One, 1993, vg, dw, signed by Smith on the half-title page $46 69 Tony Cozier, Gary Sobers’ Most Memorable Matches, 1984, Cockspur Rum sticker on fly-leaf, vg, dw, signed by Sobers on the fly-leaf $60 70 Alec Stewart, Playing for Keeps, 2003, vg, dw, signed by Stewart on title page $50 71 Alan Hill, Herbert Sutcliffe: Cricket Maestro, 1991, vg, dw $23 72 David Frith, My Dear Victorious Stod, 1977, vg, dw $21 73 Anjali Doshi, Tendulkar in Wisden, 2016, mint, dw $40 74 John Arlott, Fred (Trueman): Portrait of a Fast Bowler, 1973, name on fly, vg, dw $18 75 Fred Trueman, As It Was: The Memoirs, 2004, g-vg, dw $18 76 Fred Trueman, As It Was, 2004, g-vg, dw, signed by Trueman on the title page $50 77 Michael Vaughan, A Year in the Sun: The Captain’s Story, 2003, vg, dw, signed by Vaughan on the title page $42 78 Michael Vaughan, Calling the Shots: The Captain’s Story, 2005, vg, dw, signed by Vaughan on the title page $42 6 79 Courtney Walsh, Courtney: Heart of the Lion, 1999, g-vg, dw $21 80 Dirk Wellham, Sold Knocks and second thoughts, 1988, pb, g $12 81 Sammy Woods, My Reminiscences, 1925, some foxing, o/w g $75 82 Martha Wilson Woollley, Early Memoirs of Frank Woolley, 1976, le of 1000, signed by Frank Woolley under the statement of limitation $79 Tours and Tests 83 P.F.
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