DAY ONE

CRICKET MEMORABILIA

CRICKET EPHEMERA made 13, Bangalore Jayaram who 10 W.G. Grace. Front cover of the made 70, L.S. Wells who 11no and ‘Boy’s Own Paper’ 28th September 1 tour 1934. ‘The Australians took six . The scoresheet 1895 with full page illustration of in ’. Souvenir pre tour measures 10”x15”. Odd faults W.G. Grace with caption ‘On The brochure for the Australian tour of otherwise in generally good Bat’s Back I Do Fly’, celebrating England in 1934. Published by condition £70/100 Grace’s 100 hundreds. Sold with ‘Dr. Advertiser Newspapers Limited, W.G. Grace 1848-1915. Centenary Adelaide. Pictorial covers. Wear to 6 England v Australia ‘’. Souvenir Booklet’ published in 1948. front wrapper with small loss Original complete copies of the VG £30/50 otherwise in good condition £40/60 Australian newspaper ‘The Argus’ for January 13th and 14th, 16th- 11 ‘The Laurie Fishlock Benefit Fund’. 2 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1946/47. 20th 1933. The newspapers give Original poster for Fishlock’s Benefit Official ‘Commonwealth Railways. good coverage of the third Test in 1950. The poster is advertising an Trans-Australian Railway’ menu played in Adelaide with reports, event to help the fund. An exhibition produced for the M.C.C. team. The pictures, comment on the English display of billiard, snooker and trick menu in the shape of Australia with tactics etc. Qty 7. The newspapers shots by the famous one-hand title to front cover and tour details, are complete, each has tape support Billiards Champion and Royal to inside, menu and ‘Autographs’ to spine otherwise in generally good entertainer, Arthur Goundrill. The page. The menu dated 20th October condition. Interesting reading. G poster, in very good condition, 1946. Very good condition. Formerly £70/100 measures 10”x15”. Sold with a the property of , & signed studio portrait photograph of England. With note to that effect This was the Test match that Fishlock (signature poor) and large from his widow £30/50 brought the ‘Body-line incident to caricature print of the MCC team to boiling point’. Woodfull was hit The M.C.C. team were crossing Australia 1950/51, featuring twice and Oldfield, who didn't bat Australia from Perth to Adelaide in Fishlock. G £30/40 in the 2nd innings, played a ball between tour matches from Larwood into his face. England AUTOGRAPHED CRICKET EPHEMERA 3 Cricket Ephemera. Small album won by 338 runs. Larwood and 11a . , containing match tickets, Allen took fifteen wickets in the , Queensland & Australia membership cards, fixture lists, trade match 1966-1983. Greg Chappell’s original cards etc. Includes South 7 Arthur Fielder. Kent & England one page typed statement read out Ladies ticket 1946/47, Richmond 1900-1914. Mono real photograph to the press following the underarm C.C. (Australia) members tickets postcard of Fielder in pose incident in the 3rd One Day 1952/53, 1953/54, Australia v wearing Kent . Fosters of International between Australia and England match tickets, Melbourne Brighton series. The postcard is New Zealand held at Melbourne in 1990, Itinerary of the Australian XI in attached to a larger paper page with involving his Brother England 1961 (Craven A), odd his pencil signature below and has . The statement Aussie Rules items etc. G £15/25 further images and handwritten reads ‘I have always played cricket 4 Cricket Ephemera. Selection of items details laid down next to it. To verso within the rules of the game. I took including real photograph postcards there is a laid down printed Albert a decision yesterday which whilst of (Empire Craig poem entitled ‘Old Records within the , in the Publishing), (Playfair Thoroughly Smashed by Fielder and cool light of day I recognise as not Books) and Australian team 1953 further details’. G £80/120 being within the spirit of the game. (official). Plus photograph of Arthur The decision was made whilst I was 8 Cricket scraps. Selection of six colour Morris (Australian News No. 20351). under pressure and in the heat of the Victorian scraps of cricketers. All laid Sold with match tickets (includes moment. I regret the decision. It is down to individual paper pieces. G England v New Zealand 1949 etc), something I would not do again’. £15/25 brochures etc. G £30/50 The statement signed by Chappell. 9 ‘Lion Ale-Bier’. Excellent South Some staining, not affecting the text, 5 Club African free standing card otherwise in good condition. A c1903/04. The County advertising sign c1950/60’s for ‘Lion unique item from an infamous Times Cricket Score Sheet’. Original Ale-Bier’. The sign depicts a lion incident in Australian cricket history. printed scoresheet used to report walking out to bat wearing a South Previously sold by Chappell in matches to the newspaper following African cap with bat under his arm Christies sale held in Melbourne in close of play. This scoresheet gives and holding a bottle of Lion Bier and July 2001 £500/700 the full scores of the match between holding a pint of Beir in the other Ealing C.C. and London County With the series tied at 1-1, Australia hand. The sign measures approxi - Cricket Club. Players include W.G. looked to have gained the upper mately 9”x10”. Generally good/very Grace who scored 60 runs and took hand by first and setting good condition £40/60 four wickets, W.L. Murdoch who New Zealand a chase of 235 runs.

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6 Undisciplined bowling and fielding fact that I have been travelling all 24 Arthur E. Fagg. Kent & England by the Australians, and a great over the place playing cricket will I 1932-1957. Ink signature of Fagg on innings from Kiwi opener Bruce hop influence you to mitigate the piece laid down to album page dated Edgar narrowed the target to 15 sentence. I am playing cricket on the 23rd March 1939. G £30/40 with one over to play. Chappell’s days you asked us’. The letter dated younger brother, Trevor, a batting 5th July 1909 and nicely signed by 25 K.S. Duleepsinhji. & England all-rounder who specialised in Warner. G £140/160 1924-32. Ink signature of bowling at the end of an innings, Duleepsinhji on piece, dated 2nd delivered the final over. From the 15* Pelham Francis Warner. Middlesex & August 1951. G £30/50 England 1894-1920. Lord Hawke’s first five balls, Trevor Chappell took 26 Arthur Gordon Chipperfield. New two for 8, leaving the new batsman, tour of New Zealand 1902/03. Excellent four page handwritten South Wales & Australia 1933-1939. Brian McKechnie, to score a six to Excellent ink signature of tie the game. At this point, Greg letter from Warner, headed Christchurch, N.Z. to ‘Hutchinson’, Chipperfield on large piece. G Chappell intervened, told his £30/50 brother to deliver the ball along the regarding arranging an appointment ground, ie. underarm, and he then in London with Ward Lock & Co 27* ‘Australian Test Captains’. Six ink informed the umpire to let the (publishing house). He goes onto signatures of Neil Harvey, Arthur batsman know of the change of talk about the M.C.C. tour and the Morris, , Ritchie Benaud, bowling style. Despite the protes - country. We have had a very good Greg Chappell and on tations of wicketkeeper , time and a triumphant match so far. individual ‘Australian Test Players’ the ball was delivered and the I made 211 the other day.... This is a headed cards. G £50/70 batsman simply put his bat in front beautiful country but the climate is overrated’. The letter dated 28th 28 E.L. a’Beckett, C.V. Grimmett and of the ball to stop. He then hurled C.E. Pellew, Australia Test players. his bat away. A large crowd of February 1903 and nicely signed by Warner. G £150/200 Ink signatures nicely signed to 50,000, mostly Australian, loudly individual cards. One signed on booed the Australian team from the Warner made his 211 v Otago on piece and laid down to card. G field. Although under-arm bowling the 13th/14th February 1903 £40/60 was not allowed in One Day at the time, it had not 16 Frank Edward Woolley. Kent & 29* E.L. McCormick, H.S.T.L. Hendry been entered in the rules for this England 1906-1938. Large piece and A. Kippax, Australia Test players. One Day series. This was soon signed in full by Woolley. G £30/40 Ink signatures nicely signed to changed 17 . & individual cards. G £40/60 12 John Arlott. One page typewritten England 1919-1945. Individual ink 30 I. Peebles, T. Goddard and M.S. letter dated August 1963. Sold with signature of Sutcliffe on card, dated Nichols. Small album page nicely three E.W. Swanton letters, dated 6th May 1925 and inscribed in signed by the three England Test 1967, 1969 and 1973, two letters Sutcliife’s hand Yorkshire v players. Sold with a further album from , one regarding his Glamorgan 0!. G £40/60 page signed by E.P. Hendren and Phil book ‘’. G 18 William Charles ‘Razor’ Smith. Mead. G £40/50 £40/60 Surrey & London County 1900- 31 Sir H.B.G. Austin. of the 13* . & 1914. Ink signature of Smith on West Indies teams of both the 1906 Australia 1919-1938. Excellent two album page. Signed ‘Razor’. G and 1923 touring teams to England. page handwritten letter on ‘W.A. £40/50 G £40/60 Oldfield Ltd’ headed paper from 19 K.S. . Sussex, India & 32 M.C.C. tour of Australia ‘Bodyline’ Oldfield to Mr Dotivala regarding England 1895-1920. Excellent ink 1932/33. Six ink signatures of G. cricket, South Africa, pitches etc. ...I signature of Ranjitsinhji on piece. G Allen, H. Larwood, F. Brown, B. am most happy to learn how keen £100/150 Bowes, Bill Voce and R.E.S. Wyatt on you are on this great game of 20 Lord Harris, George Robert Canning, individual cards and pieces. VG Cricket. I have played on mats in £50/70 South Africa with the Australian Test Kent & England 1870-1911. Ink players in 1921 and later when the signature of Harris, nicely signed in 33 W.H. Oldfield. New South Wales & turf wickets were used, that was in ink on piece. G £100/150 Australia 1919-1938. Excellent ink 1935’. The letter dated January 21 . Nottinghamshire & signature of Oldfield, dedicated and 1962 and nicely signed by Oldfield. England 1902-1932. Ink signature of dated 1933, on album page. VG G £100/150 Gunn, nicely signed in ink on piece £40/60 14* Pelham Francis Warner. Middlesex & and dated 30th May 1938. G 34 ‘Cricketers from the West Indies. The England 1894-1920. Four page £40/60 1963 Official Tour Brochure’. Edited handwritten letter from Warner, 22 C.B. Fry. Sussex & England 1894- by Gordon Ross. Signed to front headed Carling House, Maidstone to 1908. Excellent bold ink signature of cover by Frank Worrall and to pen Mrs Clark, regarding turning down Fry, nicely signed in ink on piece and pictures by all eighteen members of an invitation to play tennis because dated 3rd April 1952. G £70/90 the touring party to England he will be playing cricket. ‘To be including the Manager, Gaskin. quite truthful I forgot all about it 23 Percy G.H. Fender. Surrey, Sussex & Signatures include Worrall, Hunte, which is no excuse really, though the England 1910-1935. Ink signature of Sobers, Gibbs, Griffith, Hall, King, Fender on card. G £40/60 Nurse, Solomon, Valentine etc.

7 Worrall has signed in three places in selection of cricket and sporting Scarborough 8th September 1932. the brochure. G £200/300 signed items. G £30/40 Signed by members of both the India team and H.D.G. Leveson-Gower’s 35 Australian tour of England 1926. 39 England 1953. Ashes winning team. XI who played at the Festival. Eleven Large page taken from the Official ‘Sheffield Cricket Lovers’ signatures to face of menu including Hippodrome visitors book with ink Society’ Reunion Dinner menu for Gilligan, Nayudu, Bowes, Colah, drawing of a pair of -keepers the 1953 Ashes winning team. Held Naoomal Jaoomai, Palia, Dawson, gloves, signed and dated by Bert at Cutlers Hall, Sheffield in 1980. Dennis, etc. Signed to reverse by Bill Oldfield 1926, also a similar drawing Signed to autograph page on back Bowes (4 times). VG £70/100 of a cricket bat signed by J.M. Taylor. cover by twelve England players, G £80/120 seven from winning team, 44 Robert E.S. Wyatt, & including W.Edrich, Evans, Trueman, England. One page handwritten 36 , Captain of Australia Wardle, Statham, Compton, letter, dated 4th June (1947), from 1930. Carlton Cricket Club ‘Smoke Graveney, Bedser, Tattersall, Kenyon Wyatt to Tom Dollery congratulating Social’ tendered to Mr W.M. etc. Roy Tattersall has signed the him on being selected to play for Woodfull- Captain 17th Australian menu twice. Also signed to centre England in the first Test v South XI on Monday 17th November pages by guest Sebastian Coe. Some Africa 1947 at Nottingham. ‘Many 1930. Decorative Toasts card pages loose otherwise in good congratulations on your selection for produced for the evening to condition £20/30 the 1st Test. I am so pleased you are welcome home the victorious being given the opportunity of Captain, Australia having won the 40 England v Pakistan 1992. Official proving your worth. I do hope that Ashes in England in the summer of programme for the 2nd Test played fortune favours you as I have no 1930. With printed caricature, by at Lord’s 1992, signed by eleven doubt to ability in this. The first Wells, of Woodfull depicted as the members of the England squad and things I look for in the cricket news King carrying urn and men similar programme for England v these days are the performances of bowing to him ‘The return of our New Zealand, 1st Test, you and Eric (Hollies) and I was more profitable son, The King comes back’ 1994 signed by twelve members of than gratified to read of your and ‘We’re glad you’re back, your the England team. Plus various Test selection’. Signed in ink by Wyatt. Ex Majesty’. Titles below. To inside match tickets. G £20/30 Tom Dollery. G £40/60 pages are the Toasts including 41 ‘Cricketers from the West Indies. The Woodfull, W.L. Kelly for the team, Dollery made 9 & 17 in the Test and 1966 Official Tour Brochure’. Edited Donald MacKinnon for Australian was dropped for the 2nd and by Gordon Ross. Signed to pen Cricket etc. Beautifully signed to subsequent Tests of the Summer back ‘Autographs’ page by fourteen pictures by Griffith, Hendricks, members of the Australian touring Brancker, Solomon etc. Sold with 45 Cyril Frederick Walters, team 1930, lacking the signature of similar brochure for the 1962 Worcestershire & England 1928- Hornibrook from the full party. Pakistan tour of England containing 1935. Two page handwritten letter Signatures include Woodfull, nine signatures of the Pakistan team on ‘County Ground (handwritten ), Grimmett, Bradman, Jackson, including Mahmood Hussain, Shahid The Union Club, Worcester’ headed a’Beckett, Kippax, Ponsford, Mahmood, Mohammed Farooq, paper from Walters buying a Oldfield, McCabe, Richardson etc. Munir Malik, Wallis Mathias etc, complete set of ‘The Cricketer’ Minor faults to top border of menu four signatures on laid down pieces. magazine, he also talks of the county otherwise in good/very good Plus official tour brochure for the team progress ‘I think that now more condition. Rare £300/400 Pakistan tour of England 1967, of our batsmen have got going we signed by four players to team will make a lot of runs on good 37 Norman Gifford Benefit Year 1974. picture. G £30/40 wickets which will give our bowlers a Folding two page brochure chance of showing what they are 42 William Gilbert Grace. Handwritten containing the signatures of the worth’. Letter dated 16th June 1933 one page letter in black ink to Worcestershire playing staff of 1974. and nicely signed by Walters. G ‘Marsh’... ‘I am sorry to say I have Twenty two signatures in ink £60/80 including Gifford, Glen Turner, promised to dine with Mr Perkins? D’Oliveira, Headley, Holder, on Friday evening, so cannot accept 46 , Trinidad & West Inchmore, Cumbes, etc. your kind offer. Believe me’ . Nicely Indies 1921-1939. One page VG £30/50 signed by Grace. The letter written handwritten letter on ‘Sir Learie on ‘Gloucestershire County Cricket Constantine, London’ headed paper 38 Grand Cricket Match. North v South Club’ letter head with elaborate from Constantine to Raymond 1943. Folding scorecard /programme colour emblem and dated 4th June Glendenning, BBC Sports for the match held at the Wagon 1890. Mounted, framed and glazed. commentator regarding invitations Works Sports Ground, Gloucester on Overall 13”x18”. Sold with a speak at ‘The Leadership Lunches’ at the 27th and 28th July 1943. Signed reproduction Vanity Fair colour print the Cafe Royal in the 1960’s, his to inside pages in ink by members of of Grace. Mounted, framed and peerage and ill health. Letter dated both teams. Twenty two signatures glazed. G £200/300 28th March 1969 and nicely signed including Fagg, Wyatt, Nutter, in full by Constantine. File holes. 43 All India Cricket Ball, Scarborough Goddard, Fiddling, Hazell, Place, G/VG £40/60 Cox, Constantine, W.Andrews, 1932. Official menu card for the Martindale, Duckworth, Achong etc. Dinner held in honour of the All Constantine died two years later in Very good condition. Sold with a India cricket team at the Royal Hotel 1971

8 47 ‘Australian Test Players’. Selection of C.Smith, Hall, Allan, Greenidge, Miller, Johnston, Harvey, Brown, nineteen ink signatures on individual Kanhai, King, Ambrose etc. G Barnes, Toshack, Lindwall, Saggers, ‘Australian Test Players’ headed £20/30 Loxton etc. The pages laid down to cards. Signatures include Warne, individual album pages. G £100/150 Bichel, Elliott, Hodge, Katich, Langer, AUTOGRAPH SHEET, ALBUM PAGES McGrath, Ponting, Reid, Mark 61 England tour of South Africa 1924. 55 Australian tour of England 1956. Laid down album page signed by ten Taylor, Watson, Wessels etc. G Large piece of card nicely signed by £30/40 members of the England team. thirteen members of the 1956 Signatures include Rhodes, Hobbs, 48 Australian tour of England 1948 . touring party. Signatures include I. Parkin, Tate, Sutcliffe, Kilner, Selection of nine ink signatures on Johnson, Harvey, K. Miller, Mackay, Sandham etc. Some faults, generally individual cards, pieces, labels etc. Lindwall, Benaud, Davidson, Burge, good £60/80 Signatures are Bradman, Loxton, Craig etc. Card measures 8”x10”. Toshack, Hamence, Ring, Johnston, Sold with two small original 62 Glamorgan 1930. Large album page Harvey, Brown and Lindwall. Plus photographs of the Somerset v signed in ink by twelve members of the signature of 1948 scorer W. Australia touring match of 1930, the team. Signatures include Ferguson. G £40/60 Woodfull in batting attire and an Turnbull, Bates, Bell, Howard, Australian player in the field. G Davies, Every, Morgan etc. G 49 Deceased Australian Test players. £50/70 £30/40 Selection of eighteen ink signatures on individual cards etc. Signatures 56 West Indian tour of England 1957. 63 All India 1932. Folding album page include De Courcy, M.Harvey, Large piece of card nicely signed by with laid down signatures (on snips) Darling, McCormick, Rigg (2), the full 1957 touring party. of fourteen members of the touring Hendry, O’Brien, a’Beckett, Seventeen signatures including team. Paper press picture of the Alexander, Wall, Pellew, Goddard, Walcott, Worrell, Sobers, team on opposite page. To verso five Chipperfield, Hornibrook, Langley, Hall, Weekes, Ramadhin, Kanhai, other laid down signatures of county O’Reilly etc. Some signatures on laid Valentine etc. Card measures 7”x9” cricketers. G £50/70 with printed title to top border. G down pieces. G £30/50 64 Surrey ‘County Champions 1952- £50/70 50 Deceased England Test players. 1958’. Official autograph sheet Selection of thirty two ink signatures 57 England v West Indies, 5th Test, The signed by fourteen members of the on individual cards etc. Signatures Oval 1963. Card nicely signed by Surrey team of 1958. Signatures include Larwood, Allom, Butler, twelve members of the England include May, Lock, Barrington, Coldwell, Compton, Gladwin, team. Signatures include Dexter, Bedser, Edrich, Clark etc. Odd faults. Kenyon, Pope, Robertson, Spooner, Trueman, Statham, Barrington, G £30/40 Shackleton, Close, Knight, Lock etc. Washbrook, J. Young etc. Some 65 Kent 1939. Album page signed by G £30/50 signatures on laid down pieces. G eleven members of the Kent team. £30/40 58 West Indies 1966. Rare official Signatures include F.G.H. Chalk 51 Cricket autographs. Autograph book autograph sheet for the West Indies (scarce, died WW2), Valentine, containing a selection of album tour of England 1966. Signed in ink Fagg, Lewis, Wright, Ames etc. Old pages signed by the West Indies by seventeen members of the tape mark to border otherwise in 1957 (9 signatures), touring party including Sobers, good condition £20/30 Hunte, Griffith, Soloman, Lashley, Nottinghamshire (10), Derbyshire 66 Canada 1954. Autograph sheet Stollmeyer, Carew, Nurse, Gibbs, (11), commentators etc. Book signed by thirteen members of the Kanhai, Butcher etc. The sheet laid becoming disbound, generally good team. Signatures include Padmore, down to album page with fifteen condition £30/40 Percival, Bullen, Stead, Lucas, signatures of the Australian Rugby Quintell etc. Sheet laid down to 52 ‘Australian Test Players’. Selection of Union tour of England 1957/58 to larger page. G £10/20 seventeen ink signatures on verso, plus separate album page individual ‘Australian Test Players’ with further sixteen signatures 931 67 Pakistan 1954. Rare autograph sheet headed cards. Signatures include signatures in total). Folds to sheet nicely signed by seventeen members Loxton, McCosker, Gleeson, otherwise in good condition of the Pakistan team to England. McKenzie, Benaud, Craig, Meckiff, £80/120 Signatures include Kardar, Hanif Booth etc. G £30/40 Mohammad, Alimuddin, Mahmood, 59 Australian tour of England 1980 Wazir Mohammad, Shakoor Ahmed, 53 ‘Australian Test Players’. Selection of (Centenary tour). Official autograph etc. Sheet laid seventeen ink signatures on sheet signed in ink by thirteen down to larger page. To verso and individual ‘Australian Test Players’ members of the touring party two other pages are laid down headed cards. Signatures include including Hughes, Border, Lillee, signed press pictures and one signed Harvey, Pascoe, Walters, Simpson, Thomson, Mallett, Yallop, Pascoe photograph of the Pakistan players. McDonald, Mallett, Jarman, etc. Lacking the signature of Greg G £40/60 Gleeson, Mayne etc. G £30/40 Chappell. G £20/30 68 South Africa 1955. Official 54 ‘West Indies Test Players’. Selection 60 Australian tour of England 1948. autograph sheet nicely signed by of eleven ink signatures on individual Two small pages signed by thirteen seventeen members of the South ‘West Indies Test Players’ headed members of the Australian team of African team to England. Signatures cards. Signatures include Nurse, 1948. Signatures in ink include include Cheetham, McGlew,

9 Adcock, Endean, Goddard, Mansell, The Fifth and final Test of the tour the England team who played South Tayfield, Waite etc. Sheet laid down was played at Durban and lasted ten Africa in the fourth Test at Old to larger page. To verso and two days before finishing as a draw due Trafford on the 26th to 29th July other pages are laid down signed to the M.C.C. team having to travel 1924. Twelve signatures in ink press pictures of the South African back to Cape Town to catch the including Douglas (Captain), players. G £30/40 ‘Athlone Castle’ for home. The Test Sutcliffe, Sandham, MacBryan, became known as ‘The Timeless’ Geary, Tyldesley, Woolley, Tate, 69* Kent v , June 1927. Test. England won the series 1-0 Kilner etc. To verso are thirteen ink Album page signed in ink by the signatures of of the Sussex team of Kent team. Ten signatures including 74 South Africa 1924. Rare album page 1924. Signatures include Gilligan, A.J. Evans, Legge, hardinge, nicely signed by the full South A.C. Watson, Wilson, N.J. Holloway, Freeman, Chapman, Woolley, Ames African touring team to England Cox, Wensley, Cook, R.R. Relf etc. G etc. G £80/100 1924. Sixteen signatures in ink £80/120 including Taylor (Captain), Nourse, 70* Kent v Lancashire, June 1927. Hearne, Susskind, Catterall, The Test was drawn due to heavy Album page signed in ink by the Commaille, Deane, Carter, rain Lancashire team. Eleven signatures Blanchenberg, Pegler, Dixon etc. G including Hallows, Green, £80/120 80 Glamorgan 1924. Album page nicely McDonald, E.Tyldesley, R.Tyldesley, signed in ink (one in pencil) by Iddon, Duckworth etc. G £80/100 75 England v South Africa, Lord’s 1924. thirteen members of the Glamorgan Album page nicely signed by the team. Signatures include Clay 71 Australia v England, Bicentennial England team who played South (Captain), J.D.H. Riches, Walters, Test Match 1988. Autograph sheet Africa in the second Test at Lord’s on Arnott, Pinch, Bell, Abel, Bowley, signed in ink by the Australian team the 28th June to 1st July 1924. Sullivan etc. G/VG £50/70 who played England in February Twelve signatures in ink including 1988. Fully signed with twelve Gilligan (Captain), Chapman, 81 Surrey 1924. Album page nicely signatures including Border, Boon, Fender, Hobbs, Hearne, Sutcliffe, signed in ink by thirteen members of Waugh, McDermott etc. G £60/90 Fender, Wood, Tate, Woolley etc. To the Glamorgan team. Signatures include Fender (Captain), Jardine, 72 Somerset. Large album page verso are eleven ink signatures of Knight, Jeacocke, Peach, Hobbs, containing laid down pencil Leveson Gower XI from the same Sadler, Shepherd, Sandham etc. signatures on pieces of nine period. G £80/120 G/VG £60/90 Somerset players. Signatures include England won the Test by an innings B.L. Bisgood (1907-1921), B. and 18 runs, Hobbs 211, Sutcliffe 82 Combined Services v South Africa Hylton-Stewart (1912-1914), H.F. 122, Woolley 134, Catterall 120, 1924. Album page nicely signed in Garrett (1913), S. Woods (1891- Tyldesley six wickets in the match ink by ten members of the 1910), A.E. Newton (1891-1914) Combined Services team. Signatures etc. To verso are twelve similar laid 76 Yorkshire 1924. Album page nicely include Wilkinson, Bryan, Fowler, down signatures of Middlesex signed in ink by twelve members of Williams, Burrows, Blout, Rogers, players including F.A. Tarrant (1904- the Yorkshire team. Signatures Gore etc. G/VG £30/40 1914), E. Mignon (1905-1913), E.S. include Wilson (Captain), Robinson, Littlejohn (1900-1914), C.V. Baker Dolphin, Leyland, Rhodes, Turner, The match was drawn. Bryan made (1906-1912), Hendren, Warner, Waddington, Sutcliffe etc. To verso 229 for the Combined Services in Hearne etc. G £60/90 are eleven ink signatures of the their first innings Northamptonshire team of 1924. 73 South Africa v England ‘The Timeless 83 Kent 1924. Album page nicely Signatures include A.H. Bull Test’, Durban 1938/39. Pair of large signed in ink by eleven members of (Captain), Bagnall, Wright, Denton, album pages nicely signed in ink by the Kent team. Signatures include Murdin, Thomas, Bellamy, Woolley the two teams, one signed by the full Cornwallis (Captain), Bryan, etc. G/VG £60/90 M.C.C. touring party with fifteen Seymour, Knott, Freeman, Wright, signatures, the other signed by the 77 Warwickshire 1924. Album page Hubble, Hedges, Woolley etc. G/VG South African team who played in nicely signed in pencil by thirteen £60/90 the fifth and final Test in Durban members of the Warwickshire team. 84 England v South Africa, The Oval from the 3rd to the 14th March Signatures include Calthorpe 1924. Album page nicely signed by 1939, with twelve signatures. (Captain), Stephens, F.R.Santall, the England team who played South Signatures include Hammond, Parsons, Howell, Quaife, Jennings, Africa at The Oval in the 5th Test on Hutton, Gibb, Paynter, Edrich, J.Smart, Wyatt etc. G/VG £50/70 the 16th to 19th August 1924. Nine Valentine, Verity, Farnes, Perks, 78 Lancashire 1924. Album page nicely signatures in ink including Woolley, Wright, Mitchell, Melville, Dalton, Hendren, Howell, Strudwick, Hobbs, Rowan, Nourse, Gordon, Viljeon, signed in pencil by eleven members of the Lancashire team. Signatures Tate, Hearne, Kilner etc. To verso are Newson etc. In the match which fourteen ink signatures of of the produced almost 2000 runs, Edrich include Sharp (Captain), Green, Parkin, McDonald, Watson, Harlequins (Oxford University) team made 219, Hammond 140, Van Der of 1924. Signatures include D.R. Bijl 125, Gibb 120, Melville 103 and Tyldesley, Farrimond, Hopwood etc. G/VG £50/70 Jardine, C.H. Knott, H.J. Altham, Nourse 103. Both sheets in good Bettington, Knight, Smith, F.H. Knott condition. Rare £700/900 79 England v South Africa, Old Trafford etc. G £50/80 1924. Album page nicely signed by The Test was drawn

10 85 Minor Counties v South Africa, twelve members of the team. Cranfield, Monks, Milton, Graveney, Lakenham, Norwich 1924. Album Signatures include Allen, Goddard, Cook, Wilcox, Lambert etc. G page nicely signed in ink by eleven Graveney, Barmett, Cook, Hopkins, £20/30 members of the Minor Counties Wilcox, Lambert etc. G £20/30 team. Signatures include Chapman, 104 Northamptonshire 1947/48. Album Titchmarsh, Colman, Falcon, 94 Kent 1947/48. Album page signed page signed in ink (one in pencil) by Doggart, Stevens, Beadsmoore, in ink (one in pencil) by twelve twelve members of the team. Coldham, Watson etc. G/VG £30/40 members of the team. Signatures Signatures include Childs-Clarke, include Valentine, Pawson, Todd, C.B. Clarke, R.W. Clarke, Fiddling, 86 Worcestershire 1924. Album page Ames, Hearn, Davies, Edrich, Crush Oldfield, Brookes, Partridge, Nutter, nicely signed in pencil (one in ink) by etc. G £20/30 Barron etc. G £20/30 ten members of the Worcestershire team. Signatures include M.K. Foster 95 Surrey 1947/48. Album page signed 105 Hampshire 1947/48. Album page (Captain), H.K. Foster, Wilson, in ink by thirteen members of the signed in ink by twelve members of Pearson, Holyoake, Root, Hopkins, team. Signatures include Squires, the team. Signatures include Eagar, Viscount (9th) Cobham, Higgins, Watts, Constable, Bedser, Whittaker, Bailey, Knott, Shackleton, Walker, H.P. Gordon etc. G/VG £50/70 Laker, McMahon, Lock etc. G Rayment, Dare, Rogers, Gray etc. G £20/30 £20/30 Viscount Cobham made only six appearances for Worcestershire 96 Worcestershire 1947/48. Album 106 Surrey 1947/48. Album page signed page signed in ink by eleven in ink by eleven members of the 87 Somerset 1924. Album page nicely members of the team. Signatures team. Signatures include Holmes, signed in ink and pencil by eight include Perks, Howarth, Kenyon, Surridge, Constable, Bedser, members of the Somerset team. Jenkins, Wyatt, F. Cooper, E. Cooper, McMahon, Squires, Barling, Fishlock Signatures include Daniell (Captain), Jackson etc. G £20/30 etc. G £20/30 Johnson, Bridges, Robertson- Glasgow, MacBryan, Spurway etc. 97 Glamorgan 1947/48. Album page 107 Somerset 1947/48. Album page G/VG £30/40 signed in ink by eleven members of signed in ink by twelve members of the team. Signatures include the team. Signatures include Luckes, 88 Hampshire 1947/48. Album page Wooller, Robinson, Watkins, Clift, Wellard, Hazell, Stephenson, signed in pencil by thirteen members Parkhouse, Davies etc. G £20/30 Lawrence, Coope, Gimblitt, Angell of the team who played Combined etc. G £20/30 Services in that year. Signatures 98 Warwickshire 1947/48. Album page include Arnold, H. Dawson, Eagar, signed in ink by twelve members of 108 Yorkshire c1909/10 . Large album Rogers, Bailey, G. Dawson, Herman, the team. Signatures include page signed in pencil by eight Harrison etc. G £20/30 Donnelly, Hollies, Maudsley, Dollery, members of the team. Signatures are Spooner, Taylor, Cannings etc. G Myers, Wilkinson, Radcliffe, Denton, 89 Combined Services 1947/48. Album £20/30 Bates, Newstead, Hirst and Rhodes. page signed in ink by eleven G £80/120 members of the team who played 99 Leicestershire 1947/48. Album page Hampshire in that year. Signatures signed in ink by thirteen members of 109 Nottinghamshire 1935. Two album include P.B.H. May, Ashmore, White, the team. Signatures include Berry, pages nicely signed in ink by twenty Ainsworth, Payton, Deighton, Jackson, Corral, Sperry, Munden, J. members of the 1935 playing staff. Manners, Shirreff etc. G £15/25 Howard etc. G £20/30 Signatures include Hearne, Staples, Larwood, Keeton, Harris, Hardstaff, 100 Yorkshire 1947/48. Album page 90 Combined Services 1947/48. Album Voce, Gunn, Woodhead, Wheat, signed in ink by twelve members of page signed in ink by ten members Winrow, Castledine, Jones, Bradley the team. Signatures include Sellers, of the team who played Hampshire etc. G £30/50 in that year. Signatures include P.B.H. Coxon, Hutton, Robinson, Wardle, May, Ashmore, White, Ainsworth, R.Aspinall, C.W. Foord etc. G 110 South Africa 1960. Album page Payton, Deighton, Manners, Shirreff £20/30 signed in ink by sixteen members of the touring party. Signatures include etc. G £15/25 101 Glamorgan 1947/48. Album page McGlew, Goddard, Pothercary, signed in ink by eleven members of 91 Nottinghamshire 1947/48. Album Pithey, Tayfield, Waite etc. G £30/50 page signed in ink by ten members the team. Signatures include of the team. Signatures include Wooller, Parkhouse, Dyson, Clay, 111 England v Australia 1953. Sime, Simpson, Keeton, Stocks, Eaglestone, Jones, Davies etc. G album page very nicely signed by the Woodhead, Harvey, Winrow, B.H. £20/30 England team who played Australia in the 5th and deciding Test at the Farr etc. G £20/30 102 Sussex 1947/48. Album page signed Oval on the 15th-19th August 1953. in ink by twelve members of the 92 Nottinghamshire 1947/48. Album Twelve signatures including Hutton, team. Signatures include Bartlett, page signed in ink by ten members Edrich, May, Compton, Laker, Lock, Cox, Griffith, Wood, Cornford, of the team. Signatures include Trueman, Wardle etc. To verso are Blake, Langridge, Parks etc. G Sime, Keeton, Hardstaff, Simpson, twelve signatures of the Australian £20/30 Jephson, Harvey, J.A. Blagg?, Poole team including Hassett, Morris, etc. G £20/30 103 Gloucestershire 1947/48. Album Miller, Lindwall, Davidson, Craig etc. G £60/90 93 Gloucestershire 1947/48. Album page signed in ink by twelve members of the team. Signatures page signed in ink and pencil by England won the Test by 8 wickets include Allen, Goddard, Emmett,

11 and the series 1-0 with all the other Williams, H.O. Rogers, J.J. Bowles, Broadbent, Jenkins, L.N. Devereux, four Tests being drawn G.C. Wilson etc. Some rarer J.C. Scholey etc. Odd rarer signature. signatures. G £80/120 G £25/35 112 T.N. Pearce’s XI v Australia 1953. Album page signed in ink by ten 122 Worcestershire 1927. Album page 130 Worcestershire 1952. Official members of the team. Signatures very nicely signed in ink by twelve autograph sheet signed in ink, one in include Hutton, Simpson, Yardley, members of the team who played pencil, by fifteen members of the May, Edrich etc. G £20/30 Nottinghamshire in July 1927. team. Signatures include Bird, J.C. Signatures include J.B. Higgins, H. Scholey, Richardson, Perks, Kenyon, 113 Derbyshire 1953. Album page Perry, L.R. Serrurier, Tarbox, Bowles, Whiting, L.N. Devereux, Horton, signed in ink by ten members of the Rogers, F.T. Summers, Gibbons, J.W. Chesterton etc. Odd rarer signature. team. Signatures include Elliott, Greenstock etc. Some rarer G £30/40 Gladwin, Jackson, Carr, Kelly etc. G signatures. G £80/120 £20/30 131 Australia 1961. Album page signed Tarbox scored 109 out of in ink by twelve members of the 114 Worcestershire 1953. Album page Worcestershire’s first innings of 187 Australian team in England 1961. signed in ink by twelve members of and took thirteen wickets in the Signatures include Simpson, Harvey, the team. Signatures include R.E. match Davidson, O’Neill, Grout, McKenzie, Bird, Outschoorn, Perks, Richardson, Booth, Lawry etc. G £30/50 Kenyon, Jenkins etc. G £20/30 123 Worcestershire 1929. Album page very nicely signed in ink by eleven 132 South Africa 1955. Album page 115 Warwickshire 1953. Album page members of the team who played signed in ink by eleven members of signed in ink by eleven members of Nottinghamshire in June 1929. the South African team in England the team. Signatures include Dollery, Signatures include Quaife, A.F. Lane, 1955. Signatures include McGlew, Bromley, Grove, Hollies, Spooner, Root, Nichol, Tarbox, J. Fox, W.V. Mansell, Fuller, Tayfield, Waite, Cartwright etc. G £20/30 Fox, Gibbons etc. Some rarer Smith, Cheetham etc. G £30/50 116 Yorkshire 1953. Album page signed signatures. G £70/100 133 Australia 1938. Official autograph in ink by twelve members of the 124 Worcestershire 1931. Album page sheet for the Australian tour of Great team. Signatures include Brennan, very nicely signed in pencil by eleven Britain 1938. Very nicely signed in Yardley, Hutton, Lowson, Wilson, members of the team. Signatures ink by fourteen members of the Booth etc. G £20/30 include Fiddian-Green, H.O. touring party including the Manager 117 Yorkshire 1964. Double album page Hopkins, F.D. Ahl, Brook, Perks, Jeanes. Signatures are Bradman, signed in ink by thirteen members of Quaife, Root, J. Fox etc. Some rarer McCabe, Barnes, White, Barnett, the team. Signatures include signatures. G £70/100 Waite (signed twice), McCormick, Illingworth, Close, Binks, Padgett, Ward, Brown, Walker, Fleetwood 125 Worcestershire 1937. Album page Boycott, Hutton, Hampshire etc. G Smith, Chipperfield and Jeanes. The nicely signed in ink by eleven £15/25 sheet laid down to album page. members of the team. Signatures Centre fold, minor tear to edge of include Quaife, Perks, Bull, E. 118 Australia v India 1959/60. Album fold, odd faults otherwise in good Cooper, V. Grimshaw, Howorth, page signed in ink by eleven condition £150/250 members of the Australian team. Buller etc. Some rarer signatures. G Signatures include Lindwall, £60/80 134 Cricket autographs. Selection of Simpson, Benaud, Harvey, Grout, signatures including official 126 Worcestershire 1939. Album page McDonald etc. G £30/40 autograph sheet for Warwickshire nicely signed in pencil, one in ink, by 1962 with twelve signatures twelve members of the team. 119 Worcestershire 1911. Large album (handwritten annotation under each Signatures include C.J. Lyttelton, page very nicely signed in ink by signature), double album page Palmer, Perks, A.F.T. White, B.P. eleven members of the team. signed by sixteen members of the King, Jenkins etc. G £50/70 Signatures include Simpson- Kent team of 1967 and various other Hayward, W.B. Burns, J.C.W. Turner, 127 Worcestershire 1948. Album page signed album pages, tickets, R.D. Burrows, E. Bale, F.L. Bowley, F. signed in ink by ten members of the scorecards etc. G £20/30 Chester, Collier etc. Rare. VG team. Signatures include Wyatt, £150/250 135 M.C.C. 1972-1973. Official Outschoorn, Jackson, Jenkins, Dews, autograph sheet for the tour of C.R.N. Maxwell, F.Cooper etc. Some 120 Worcestershire 1920. Album page India, Pakistan & Ceylon 1972/73. rarer signatures. G £40/60 signed in pencil by ten members of Fully signed with eighteen signatures the team. Signatures include M.F.S. 128 Worcestershire 1950. Album page in ink including Lewis, Denness, Jewell, Bowley, Preece, W.E. signed in ink by eleven members of Arnold, Greig, Knott, Underwood, Richardson, J.C.W. Turner, the team. Signatures include Bird, E. Wood, Roope etc. File holes Ponsonby, A.N. Jewell etc. G Cooper, Jackson, Kenyon, Flavell, F. otherwise in good condition £20/30 £80/120 Cooper, Yarnold, Perks etc. Odd 136 . Britannic Assurance rarer signature. G £30/40 121 Worcestershire 1926. Album page ‘Team Sheet’ signed by eight Test very nicely signed in ink by twelve 129 Worcestershire 1952. Album page players in ink. Signatures are members of the team who played signed in ink by fifteen members of Bradman, Hutton, G.O. Allen, Bailey, Nottinghamshire in August 1926. the team. Signatures include Horton, Graveney, Washbrook, Ames and Signatures include M.F.S. Jewell, Yarnold, Kenyon, Chesterton, Bedser. G £25/35 M.K. Foster, W.L. Shorting, R.H.

12 137 International Wanderers 1974. CRICKET POSTCARDS, CIGARETTE & Leicestershire C.C.C. and one other Official autograph sheet for the tour TRADE CARDS cricketer. Plus two mono press of Rhodesia 1974, fully signed in ink photographs, one of and by nineteen members of the team 145 Warwickshire C.C.C. Season 1946. the other of four Middlesex players and management including Close, E. Mono real photograph plainback including the Compton brothers. Barlow, I. Chappell, G. Chappell, postcard of the Warwickshire team G/VG £40/60 Tolchard, Greig, McKenzie, G. of 1946. Stamp to verso of card, Pollock, B. Richards, G. Turner, Y. A.Wilkes & Son. West Bromwich. 153 Len Hutton, Yorkshire & England. Ahmed etc. G/VG £15/25 G/VG £15/20 Mono real photograph postcard of Hutton walking out to bat in 138 Cricket 1930’s. Autograph book 146 Leicestershire C.C.C. Seasons 1947- England cap. The card with printed containing various signatures of 1959. Three mono real photograph inscription ‘Leonard Hutton teams and individuals. Includes postcards of the Leicestershire teams (Yorkshire) creates a Worcestershire 1936 (eight for the 1947, 1950 and 1959 Record, England v Australia at The signatures), Leicestershire (8), Varsity seasons, two plainback. Stamps to Oval. August 23rd 1938. 364 runs’. teams 1936, Hopwood, Washbrook, verso of cards, A.Wilkes & Son. West Signed in ink by Hutton. Walter Paynter, Mitchell-Innes etc. Album Bromwich. VG £30/50 Scott of Bradford. G £30/50 breaking, generally good condition 147 Northamptonshire C.C.C. Seasons £30/50 154 Herbert Sutcliffe, Yorkshire & 1952-1960. Five mono real England. Mono real photograph 139 Team sheets. Official autograph photograph postcards of the postcard of Sutcliffe in batting pose. sheets for the England team who Northamptonshire teams for the Series unknown. Signed in ink to played Pakistan at Edgbaston 1992 1952, 1954, 1955, 1959 and 1960 verso by Sutcliffe. G £30/50 and the Sri Lankan team who played seasons, three plainback. Stamps to England at Lords 1988. Both fully verso of cards, A.Wilkes & Son. West 155 . Sussex. Mono signed. G £15/25 Bromwich. VG £40/50 postcards of Langridge, three quarter length, in Sussex sweater. 140 Test & County autograph sheets. 148 Northamptonshire C.C.C. postcards Signed in blue ink. Issued by Kilroy Official sheets for England v West 1930/40’s. Five mono real Ltd of Kingsway, Hove, a short series Indies 1988, England v Australia photograph postcards of of postcards (6) issued shortly after 1989, England U19 v West Indies Northamptonshire players, R. the second World War. G £25/35 2001 and Yorkshire 1996 and 1997. Knight, K. Fiddling, A. Cox, F. All fully signed. G £20/30 O’Brien and Timms. Stamps to verso 156 David Allen. Gloucestershire & of cards, A.Wilkes & Son. West England 1953-1972. Mono real 141 Australian tour of England 1968. Bromwich. G/VG £60/90 photograph postcard of Allen, head Official autograph sheet fully signed and shoulders, with name and in ink by all seventeen members of 149 Northamptonshire C.C.C. postcards county printed to lower border. the touring party including Lawry, I. 1930/40’s. Five mono real Signed by Allen to lower border. Chappell, Cowper, Hawke, Gleeson, photograph postcards of Sporting Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 Mallett, McKenzie, Walters etc. Northamptonshire players, G. Minor folds otherwise in good/very Garlick, G.G. Tebbitt, A.E. Nutter, 157 Keith Vincent Andrew. good condition £30/50 W.C. Brown and Timms. Stamps to Northamptonshire & England 1953- verso of cards, A.Wilkes & Son. West 1966. Mono real photograph 142 Australian tour of England (World Bromwich. G/VG £60/90 postcard of Andrew, head and Cup) 1983. Official autograph sheet shoulders, with name and county fully signed by fifteen members of 150 Northamptonshire C.C.C. postcards printed to lower border. Signed in ink the touring party including Hughes, 1930/50’s. Five mono real by Andrew to lower border. Sporting Hookes, Border, Lillee, Thomson, photograph postcards of Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 Marsh etc. Signatures in various Northamptonshire players, D. colour pens otherwise in good Brookes, R.J. Partridge, K.C. James, 158 Robert Appleyard. Yorkshire & condition £20/30 H.R.A. Kelleher and F.R. Brown. England 1950-1958. Mono real Stamps to verso of cards, A.Wilkes & photograph plainback postcard of 143 Australian tour of India and Pakistan Son. West Bromwich. G/VG £60/90 Appleyard, head and shoulders. (World Cup) 1987. Official Signed in ink by Appleyard to lower autograph sheet fully signed in ink 151 Northamptonshire C.C.C. postcards clear border. VG £20/30 by all seventeen members of the 1930/50’s. Six mono real touring party including Border, photograph postcards of 159 . Essex & England 1946- Marsh, Reid, S.Waugh, May, Taylor, Northamptonshire players, A. Cox, J. 1967. Mono ‘Lucozade’ advertising Boon etc. G £25/35 Webster, W.T. Nevell, R.J. Partridge, real photograph postcard of Bailey, K.C. James and J.E. Buswell. Stamps half length, in M.C.C. touring blazer. 144 Australia 1988. Official autograph to verso of cards, A.Wilkes & Son. Signed in blue ink by Bailey. VG sheet for the Australian tour of West Bromwich. G/VG £60/90 £20/30 Pakistan 1988. Fully signed with eighteen signatures including Border, 152 Wilkes cricket postcards 1930/40’s. 160 Robert William Barber. Lancashire, Marsh, Boon, Healy, Waugh, Wood, Seven mono real photograph Warwickshire & England 1954-1969. Reid etc. G £25/35 postcards of F.S. Booth, L.W. Mono real photograph postcard of Parkinson, G. Duckworth, P.T. Barber, head and shoulders, with Eckersley and E. Paynter of name and county printed to lower Lancashire C.C.C., M. Tompkin of border. Signed in ink by Barber to

13 clear part of image. Sporting 169 Robert M. Cowper. Victoria & postcard of Graveney, head and Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 Australia 1959-1970. Mono real shoulders, with name and county photograph plainback postcard of printed to lower border. Signed in ink 161 Kenneth Barrington. Surrey & Cowper, head and shoulders, with by Graveney. Sporting Handbooks England 1953-1968. Mono real name and state printed to lower Ltd. VG £20/30 photograph plainback postcard of border. Signed in ink by Cowper. G Barrington, head and shoulders, with £20/30 178 Tom Greenhough. Lancashire & name and county printed to lower England 1952-1966 . Mono real border. Signed in ink by Barrington. 170 . Kent & England photograph postcard of G £20/30 1950-1976. Mono real photograph Greenhough, head and shoulders, postcard of Cowdrey, head and with name and county printed to 162 Brian Charles Booth. New South shoulders, with name and county lower border. Signed in ink by Wales & Australia 1954-1969. Mono printed to lower border. Signed in ink Greenhough. Sporting Handbooks real photograph plainback postcard by Cowdrey. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 of Booth, head and shoulders, with Ltd. G £20/30 name and state printed to lower 179 Martin Horton. Worcestershire & border. Signed in ink by Booth to 171 . Kent & England England 1952-1966 . Mono real lower border. G £20/30 1962-1976. Mono real photograph photograph postcard of Horton, postcard of Denness, head and head and shoulders, with name and 163 . Northamptonshire shoulders, with name and county county printed to lower border. & England 1934-1959. Mono real printed to lower border. Signed in ink Signed in red ink by Horton. photograph postcard of Brookes, by Denness. Hunt of Tonbridge. G Sporting Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 head and shoulders, with name and £20/30 county printed to lower border. 180 . Yorkshire, Signed and dated (1966) in ink by 172 . Sussex & England 1957- Leicestershire & England 1951-1978. Brookes. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. 1968. Mono real photograph Mono real photograph postcard of VG £20/30 postcard of Dexter, head and Illingworth, head and shoulders, shoulders, with name and county with name and county printed to 164 Alan Brown. Kent & England 1957- printed to lower border. Signed in ink lower border. Signed in ink by 1970. Mono real photograph by Dexter. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. Illingworth. Sporting Handbooks postcard of Brown, head and G £20/30 Ltd. VG £20/30 shoulders, with name and county printed to lower border. Signed in ink 173 Tom Dollery. Warwickshire & 181 Doug Insole. Essex & England 1947- by Brown. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. England 1934-1955. Mono real 1963. Mono real photograph VG £20/30 photograph postcard of Dollery, postcard of Insole, head and head and shoulders, with name and shoulders, with name and county 165 Donald Carr. Derbyshire & England county printed to lower border. printed to lower border. Signed in ink 1946-1963. Mono real photograph Signed in ink by Dollery. Sporting by Insole. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. postcard of Carr, head and Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 VG £20/30 shoulders, with name and county printed to lower border. Signed in ink 174 George Emmett. Gloucestershire & 182 John Inverarity. Western Australia, by Carr. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. England 1936-1959. Mono real South Australia & Australia 1962- VG £20/30 photograph postcard of Emmett, 1983. Mono real photograph head and shoulders, with name and plainback postcard of Inverarity, half 166 . Yorkshire, Somerset & county printed to lower border. length, with name and state printed England 1949-1977. Mono real Signed in ink by Emmett. Sporting to lower border. Signed in ink by photograph postcard of Close, head Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 Inverarity. G £20/30 and shoulders, with name and county printed to lower border. 175 . Worcestershire & 183 . Derbyshire & England Signed in ink by Close. Sporting England 1949-1967. Mono real 1947-1963. Mono real photograph Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 photograph postcard of Flavell, head postcard of Jackson, head and and shoulders, with name and shoulders, with name and county 167 Len Coldwell. Worcestershire & county printed to lower border. printed to lower border. Signed in ink England 1955-1969. Mono real Signed in ink by Flavell. Sporting by Jackson. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. photograph postcard of Coldwell, Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 VG £20/30 head and shoulders, with name and county printed to lower border. 176 Ron Gaunt. Western Australia, 184 Don Kenyon. Worcestershire & Signed in ink by Coldwell. Sporting Victoria & Australia 1955-1964. England 1946-1967 . Mono real Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 Mono real photograph plainback photograph postcard of Kenyon, postcard of Gaunt, head and head and shoulders, with name and 168 Cecil Cook. Gloucestershire & shoulders, with name and state county printed to lower border. England 1946-1964. Mono real printed to lower border. Signed in ink Signed in ink by Kenyon. Sporting photograph postcard of Cook, head by Gaunt. Albert Wilkes of West Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 and shoulders, with name and Bromwich. G £20/30 county printed to lower border. 185 Barry Knight. Essex & England 1955- Signed in ink by Cook. Sporting 177 . Gloucestershire, 1967. Mono real photograph Handbooks Ltd. G £20/30 Worcestershire & England 1948- postcard of Knight, head and 1970 . Mono real photograph shoulders, with name and county

14 printed to lower border. Signed in ink shoulders, with name and county 203 . Kent & England by Knight. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. printed to lower border. Signed in ink 1946-1961. Mono real photograph VG £20/30 by Murray. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. postcard of Ridgway, head and VG £20/30 shoulders, with name and county 186 . Kent & England 1964- printed to lower border. Signed in ink 1983. Mono real photograph 195 Alan Oakman. Sussex & England by Ridgway. Sporting Handbooks postcard of Knott, half length, with 1947-1968. Mono real photograph Ltd. VG £20/30 name and county printed to lower postcard of Oakman, head and border. Signed in ink by Knott. Hunt shoulders, with name and county 204 Jack Robertson. Middlesex & of Tonbridge. G £20/30 printed to lower border. Signed in ink England 1937-1959. Mono real by Oakman. Sporting Handbooks photograph postcard of Robertson, 187 David Larter. Northamptonshire & Ltd. G £20/30 head and shoulders, with name and England 1960-1969. Mono real county printed to lower border. photograph postcard of Larter, head 196 Doug Padgett. Yorkshire & England Signed in ink by Robertson. Sporting and shoulders, with name and 1951-1971. Mono real photograph Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 county printed to lower border. postcard of Padgett, head and Signed in ink by Larter. Sporting shoulders, with name and county 205 Eric Russell. Middlesex & England Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 printed to lower border. Signed in ink 1956-1972. Mono real photograph by Padgett. Sporting Handbooks postcard of Russell, head and 188 Colin McDonald. Victoria & Australia Ltd. VG £20/30 shoulders, with name and county 1947-1963. Mono real photograph printed to lower border. Signed in ink plainback postcard of McDonald, 197 Peter Parfitt. Middlesex & England by Russell. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. head and shoulders, with name and 1956-1972. Mono real photograph VG £20/30 county printed to lower border. postcard of Parfitt, head and Signed in ink by McDonald. VG shoulders, with name and county 206 . Hampshire & £20/30 printed to lower border. Signed in ink England 1948-1969. Mono real by Parfitt. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. photograph postcard of Shackleton, 189 Arthur McIntyre. Surrey & England VG £20/30 head and shoulders, with name and 1938-1963. Mono real photograph county printed to lower border. postcard of McIntyre full length in 198 Gilbert Parkhouse. Glamorgan & Signed in ink by Shackleton. keeping pose. Signed in ink by England 1949-1964. Mono real Sporting Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 McIntyre. Issued by the club. VG photograph postcard of Parkhouse, £20/30 head and shoulders, with name and 207 Rev David Sheppard. Sussex & county printed to lower border. England 1947-1962. Mono real 190 Geoff Millman. Nottinghamshire & Signed in ink by Parkhouse. Sporting photograph postcard of Sheppard, England 1957-1965. Mono real Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 head and shoulders, with name and photograph postcard of Millman, county printed to lower border. head and shoulders, with name and 199 . Surrey & England 1964- Signed in ink by Sheppard. Sporting county printed to lower border. 1983. Mono real photograph Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 Signed in ink by Millman. Sporting postcard of Pocock, head and Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 shoulders, with name and county 208 Denis Smith. Derbyshire & England printed to lower border. Signed in ink 1927-1952. Mono real photograph 191 Arthur Milton. Gloucestershire & by Pocock. G £20/30 postcard of Smith, head and England 1948-1974. Mono real shoulders, with name and county photograph postcard of Milton, 200 Cyril Poole. Nottinghamshire & printed to lower border. Signed in ink head and shoulders, with name and England 1948-1962. Mono real by Smith, also signed to verso and county printed to lower border. photograph postcard of Poole, head dated 1960. Sporting Handbooks Signed in ink by Milton. Sporting and shoulders, with name and Ltd. VG £20/30 Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 county printed to lower border. Signed in ink by Poole. Sporting 209 David Smith. Gloucestershire & 192 John Mortimore. Gloucestershire & Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 England 1956-1970. Mono real England 1950-1975. Mono real photograph postcard of Smith, head photograph postcard of Mortimore, 201 Harold Rhodes. Derbyshire & and shoulders, with name and head and shoulders, with name and England 1953-1975. Mono real county printed to lower border. county printed to lower border. photograph postcard of Rhodes, Signed in ink by Smith. Sporting Signed in ink by Mortimore. Sporting head and shoulders, with name and Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 county printed to lower border. Signed in ink by Rhodes. Sporting 210 Donald Smith. Sussex & England 193 Alan Moss. Middlesex & England Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 1946-1962. Mono real photograph 1950-1963. Mono real photograph postcard of Smith, head and postcard of Moss, head and 202 Derek W. Richardson. shoulders, with name and county shoulders, with name and county Worcestershire 1952-1967. Mono printed to lower border. Signed in ink printed to lower border. Signed in ink real photograph postcard of by Smith. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. by Moss. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. Richardson, head and shoulders, VG £20/30 VG £20/30 with name and county printed to lower border. Signed in ink by 211 M.J.K. Smith. Warwickshire & 194 John Murray. Middlesex & England Richardson. Sporting Handbooks England 1956-1975. Mono real 1952-1975. Mono real photograph Ltd. VG £20/30 photograph postcard of Smith, head postcard of Murray, head and and shoulders, with name and

15 county printed to lower border. 220 . Kent & England Darling was Captain of the tour. Signed in ink by Smith. Sporting 1963-1983. Mono real photograph Nicely signed in black ink by Darling. Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 postcard of Underwood, half length, Ralph Dunn & Co. No 1002. G/VG with name and county printed to £350/500 212 . Lancashire & England lower border. Signed in ink by 1950-1968. Mono real photograph Underwood. Hunt of Tonbridge. G 229 Tom Richardson. Surrey & England postcard of Statham, head and £20/30 1892-1904. Rare sepia postcard of shoulders, with name and county Richardson, full length, wearing printed to lower border. Signed in ink 221 . New South Wales & Surrey cap. Nicely signed by by Statham. Sporting Handbooks Australia 1962-1981. Mono real Richardson. Thiele. G £200/300 Ltd. VG £20/30 photograph plainback postcard of Walters, head and shoulders, with 230 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1958/59. 213 Brian Statham. Lancashire & England name and state printed to lower Mono postcard of P&O ship Iberia 1950-1968. Mono real photograph border. Signed in ink by Walters. VG which took the M.C.C. team to postcard of Statham, half length in £20/30 Australia. Signed to face by all M.C.C. blazer, with name printed to seventeen members of the team lower border. Signed in ink by 222 Peter Walker. Glamorgan & England including May, Bailey, Trueman, Statham. Cheshire Studios. VG 1956-1972. Mono real photograph Brown, Evans, Laker, Lock, Cowdrey £20/30 postcard of Walker, head and etc. Some signatures fading. Sold shoulders, with name and county with an album page from the first 214 Raman Subba Row. printed to lower border. Signed in ink Test at signed by five of the Northamptonshire & England 1955- by Walker. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. Australian team including O’Neill, 1961. Mono real photograph VG £20/30 Davidson , Mackay etc. G £30/50 postcard of Subba Row, head and shoulders, with name and county 223 . Middlesex & England 231 H. Sutcliffe of Yorkshire. Mono real printed to lower border. Signed in ink 1949-1960. Mono real photograph photograph postcard of Sutcliffe by Subba Row. Sporting Handbooks postcard of Warr, head and batting in the nets. Nicely signed in Ltd. VG £20/30 shoulders, with name and county blue ink by Sutcliffe G £40/60 printed to lower border. Signed in ink 215 Roy Swetman. Surrey & England by Warr. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. 232 Cornhill cricket cards. Selection of 1954-1961. Mono real photograph VG £20/30 twenty seven signed colour cards, all postcard of Swetman, head and different. Signatures include shoulders, with name and county 224 Alan Wharton. Lancashire & England Atherton, Brown, Cork, Gough, printed to lower border. Signed in ink 1946-1960. Mono real photograph Lewis, Martin, Ramprakash etc. G by Swetman. Sporting Handbooks postcard of Wharton, head and £25/35 Ltd. VG £20/30 shoulders, with name and county printed to lower border. Signed in ink 233 Cricket trade cards. Selection of 216 Ken Taylor. Yorkshire & England to verso by Wharton. Sporting twenty five signed colour postcards, 1953-1968. Mono real photograph Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 Classic and T.C.C.B. series. postcard of Taylor, head and Signatures include Saqlain, Sarwan, shoulders, with name and county 225 David White. Hampshire & England Law, Mustaq, Rhodes, Fraser, printed to lower border. Signed in ink 1957-1971. Mono real photograph Graveney etc. G £25/35 by Taylor. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. postcard of White, head and VG £20/30 shoulders, with name and county 234 Cricket trade cards. Selection of printed to lower border. Signed in ink twenty five signed colour postcards, 217 . Middlesex & England by White. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. Classic and T.C.C.B. series. 1949-1982. Mono real photograph VG £20/30 Signatures include Amla, De Villiers, postcard of Titmus, head and Akhtar, Steyn, G. Smith, Gatting, shoulders, with name and county 226 . Derbyshire & England and Panesar, Trott, Bell etc. G £25/35 printed to lower border. Signed in ink Jim McConnon. Glamorgan & by Titmus. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. England. Two mono real photograph 235 England Test selectors. ‘The Lygon VG £20/30 postcard of Berry and McConnon, Arms, Broadway, Worcestershire’. head and shoulders, with name and Colour postcard of the public house. 218 Maurice Tremlett. Somerset & county printed to lower borders. Signed to verso by England selectors, England 1947-1960. Mono real Signed in ink by both players. Cowdrey, May, Kenyon, Insole and photograph postcard of Tremlett, Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £40/50 Bedser. Wear and some damage to head and shoulders, with name and corners not affecting signatures county printed to lower border. 227 . Sussex & England otherwise in generally good Signed in ink by Tremlett. Sporting 1912-1937. Mono plainback condition £15/25 Handbooks Ltd. VG £20/30 postcard of Tate wearing M.C.C. blazer and smoking pipe. Signed in 236 , Yorkshire and England. 219 . Yorkshire & England ink by Tate. A. Wilkes of West Mono real photograph postcard of 1949-1968. Mono real photograph Bromwich. G £100/130 Kilner, half length, in Yorkshire cap postcard of Trueman, head and and blazer. Fielding of . G shoulders, with name and county 228* . South Australia & £20/30 printed to lower border. Signed in ink Australia. 1893-1907. Rare mono by Trueman. Sporting Handbooks postcard of Darling, full length, 237 Kent. Mono real photograph Ltd. VG £20/30 wearing Australian cap, from the postcard of Kent players, , 1905 Australian tour of England. Charlie Wright, Ashdown and Todd,

16 all wearing blazers. Fisk-Moore of 246 Wills ‘Cricketers’ 1901. Thirty three cards to improve, good overall Canterbury. G £20/30 cards, with vignette, from a full set condition £25/35 of fifty cigarette cards. Missing 238 Australia. Mono sepia postcard of numbers 7, 12, 16, 19, 28, 29, 33, 256 Wills’s ‘Cricketers’ cigarette cards. the Australian team of 1921 (Hunt) 35, 37, 41, 42, 44, 46-50. Some 1908 (small ‘s’). Full set of fifty and the Australian team of 1934 cards with faults to improve cards. Odd card with faults to (Photo-Work). Sold with a selection otherwise in good condition. Rare improve otherwise in good of thirteen ‘Star Series’ postcards of £130/160 condition. Rare £70/100 County teams. Some faults otherwise in good condition £25/35 247 Wills’s ‘Cricketers’ cigarette cards. 257 Gallaher’s ‘Famous Cricketers’ 1926. 1908 (Large ‘S’). Full set of twenty Set of 100 cigarette cards depicting 239 Australia 1921. Mono unused five cards. Odd card to improve Australians and England players. postcard of the Australian team otherwise in good/very good Some cards to improve otherwise in during their tour of England in 1921. condition. Rare £70/100 good condition. Rare £50/70 Names printed to side borders. Team picture by Topical Press. Sold with a 248 ‘Cricketers 1926’. Ogden’s. Full set 258 W.D. & H.O. Wills ‘English real photograph postcard of the of fifty cigarette cards. G/VG cricketers’, New Zealand issue, 1926 West Indian team in England 1939, £25/35 cigarette cards. Set of 25. G £15/25 Central News postcard of the 259 Wills’s ‘Cricketers’ cigarette cards. Middlesex XI c1913 and a Star Series 249 Wills ‘English cricketers’, New Zealand issue, 1926 cigarette cards. 1908 (small ‘s’). Nineteen cards from postcard of Dwyer, Trott and a set of fifty cards. G Rare £30/40 Farrant. Odd faults, generally good. Set of 25. VG £15/25 Qty 4 £20/30 250 Milhoff. ‘Famous Test Cricketers’ 260 Reprint and other cricket trade cards. 1928. Twenty two cards from a set Collection of sets including 240 Signed postcards. Album containing Hampshire C.C.C. (Brindley), 100 colour postcards of cricket of twenty seven. Missing 4, 7, 12, 14 & 21. G/VG £15/25 Shelley’s Ice Cream Essex C.C.C., scenes and white postcards, each Somerset C.C.C. 1891-1991, Kent individually signed by international 251 Players ‘Cricket Caricatures by RIP’ C.C.C. Famous Cricketers etc. G players. Signatures include Bedser, 1926, Will’s ‘Cricketers’ 1928 and £15/25 Edrich, Murray, Iqbal, De Silva, 1929 (2nd series). Three full sets of Wasim Bari, Younis, Willis, fifty cards each. G/VG £40/60 261 ‘Sir Donald Bradman. Ninety Years Anderson, Bopara, Tait, Cook, Young’. Set of twenty cards of Collingwood etc. G £30/50 252 Rover. ‘The World’s Best Cricketers’ various images of Bradman. Limited 1932. Thirty one from a set of thirty edition of 600 sets. Sold with 241 Signed cigarette cards. Thirteen two cards. Rover. G/VG £15/25 fourteen cards from Wills ‘Cricketers’ ‘Players 1938’ cigarette cards, each 1928. G £15/25 individually signed by the player 253 Players ‘Cricketers’. Three full sets of featured. Signatures are Don fifty cards each for 1930, 1934 and 262 Players ‘Cricketers’ 1938. Full set of Bradman, , Lindsey 1938. G £20/30 fifty cards in very good condition £10/15 Hassett, Bill O’Reilly, , 254 Kane Products. Three full sets of Cyril Washbrook, R. Robins, G. Kane trade cards, ‘1956 Cricketers’ CRICKET SCORECARDS, Pope, A. Gover, J. Hardstaff, Bill 1st and 2nd series of 25 cards each PROGRAMMES, MAGAZINES ETC Edrich, C.J. Barnett and E. Davies. G and ‘Cricket Clubs & Badges’ 1957. £60/90 Sold with full sets of Orbit ‘New 263 Australian tour of England 1993. Collection of six Benham ‘Silk’ first 242 Cricket Christmas card. Victorian Zealand Cricketers 1958’ (16, 1988) and Players 1938 ‘Cricketers’ in day covers each individually signed Christmas card with colour cricketing by a member of the Australian scene to front. Poems to front and album, a frame contains ten cards from players 1930 ‘Cricketers’, two touring party. Signatures are Warne, verso ‘He the maiden , , Border, over’...... G £30/40 framed Players framed reproduction cricket cigarette cards etc. G £15/25 McDermott and Healy. Sold with 243 ‘England Test Player’ signed cards. three further signed covers, one Thirty cards individually signed. 255 Cricket cigarette & trade cards. Red signed by Alec and Eric Bedser, Signatures include Strauss, card binder containing various sets Dickie Bird and former Australian Harmison, Trott, Broad, Anderson, of cards including ‘Cricketer Series. Captain . Qty 8. G/VG Swann, Cook etc. G £20/30 New Zealand 1958’ Master Vending £25/35 Machine Co, scanned ‘W.S.C. Super 244 ‘Australian Test Player’ signed cards. Series’ cards, full set of 84, 264 Australia v New Zealand, 3rd Twenty cards individually signed. ‘Cricketers of Kent’ Club Issue, set of (Boxing Day) Test, Melbourne 1987. Signatures include M. Clarke, Katich, fifty cards, ‘Northamptonshire First day cover signed by six leading Hussey, North, Siddle, Johnson, County Cricket 1905-1985’, full set players from the Test match. Lillee, Hughes etc. G £25/35 of thirty cards, Orbit ‘New Zealand Border and of Australia and , 245 Wills ‘Cricketers’ 1896. ‘W.L. Cricketers 1958’, full set of 16 cards etc. Sold with further red card binder and John Wright of New Zealand. Murdoch’ Sussex. Rare single Sold with two further covers, one cigarette card. Adhesive marks to containing various sets of cards including Kanga (Australian) 1985, signed by the England team who verso otherwise in good condition played Pakistan at Lords in 1992 and £20/30 full set of 63 cards and reprint set of Taddy ‘County Cricketers’. Some the other signed by Alec and Eric Bedser. England signatures include

17 Ramprakash, Botham, Lamb, Hick, West Indian Test players, Kanhai, Australia 1930 (Old Trafford), Gooch, Pringle etc. G/VG £20/30 Goddard, J. Cameron, J.B. Oxford University v Australians 1930 Stollmeyer, Griffith, Scarlett, and Northamptonshire v Australians 265 Cricket stamps and first day covers Hendriks, Weekes and Camacho. G 1930. Printed and handwritten etc. Good selection of stamps in £20/30 scores. Some faults to the album plus ‘The Prudential Cup Northamptonshire scorecard 1979’ file, first day covers, Bradman 272 M.C.C. v Rest of the World. Official otherwise in good condition. Sold covers and stamps, signed scorecard for the Bicentenary Test with single sheet souvenir ‘The postcard of Garry Sobers, some match at Lord’s 1987. Signed by Australian Cricketers 1921’ issued postcards, some signed. G £30/40 nineteen Test players. Signatures with ‘The Captain’ in July 1921 and include Kenyon, Engineer, C.J. 266 Australian tour of England 1989. an original sepia photograph of the Barnett, Ames, Levett, MJK Smith, ‘Australian Bicentenary’ first day Australian team lined up at D.A. Allen, D. Wright, Jenkins, cover nicely signed by sixteen Scarborough 1930, slight damage. Doggart etc. G £20/30 members of the team. Signatures Qty 8 £35/45 include Border, Alderman, Lawson, 273 ‘Memories of Trent Bridge’. 278 Australian tour of England 1948. Jones, Taylor, May, S.Waugh, Boon Published by Nottinghamshire Three official tour match scorecards etc. VG £20/30 C.C.C. 1988. Signed to centre pages for matches v Yorkshire, Glamorgan etc by seventy nine former Test 267 Warwickshire C.C.C. first day cover and Leveson Gowers XI. Printed and cricketers including Stackpole, commemorating the first ever Test handwritten scores. Sold with ‘2KO’ Greatbatch, Old, R. Headley, match at Edgbaston in 1902. Signed list of fixtures for the season, Scarlett, Slack, , by Mike Smith, Alan Smith, John Pictorial souvenir programme and Border, D. Wright, Levett, Evans, Jameson, and Bob scorecard for the Lord’s 2nd Test Alderman, Milburn, Gooch, Botham, Wyatt. Published in 1993. Sold with match, souvenir programmes for the Gower, Berry etc. G £30/40 an official programme for 4th Test played at Leeds, tour match Warwickshire C.C.C. v World XI on 274 Derbyshire v Warwickshire 1935. v Derbyshire and further 1948 the 4th June 1995, signed by Ian Official scorecard for the match programme. Odd faults otherwise in Healy, Michael Slater, Steve Waugh, played at Derby on the 3rd-6th good condition £30/40 and Dermot Reeve. G August 1935. Pencil signatures of 279 ‘Garry Sobers. World Record. Six £20/30 Elliott and Worthington to card, also Sixes in an Over’. Glamorgan v six further pencil signatures of the 268 Signed first day covers. Twenty Nottinghamshire 1968. Official players to attached business card. signed cricket covers, each with one scorecard for the historic match Signatures include Pope, Copson, or more signatures. Forty three played at St. Helen’s, Swansea from Townsend, Alderman etc. Some age signatures including Radley, D. the 31st August to the 2nd toning otherwise in good condition Murray, Bedser, Rose, Gough, September 1968. Garry Sobers hit £15/25 Gatting, Willis etc. G £20/30 six sixes off the bowling of Malcolm 275 England v New Zealand 1983. Nash of Glamorgan to create the 269 England v Australia 1930. Official Official scorecard for the 2nd Test world record. The scorecard has scorecard for the 5th Test match match played at Headingley on the printed details for the first days play played at The Oval 16th-22nd 28th July to 2nd August 1983. Fully showing Nottinghamshire’s score of August 1930. For Australia, Bradman signed by the New Zealand squad. 394-5 wickets declared, Sobers 76no made 232, Ponsford 110, Jackson 73 Sixteen signatures including Hadlee, and Nash with figures of 21 overs, 3 and Hornibrook took 7-92 in the Howarth, Crowe, Chatfield, Cairns, maidens, 4-100. The scorecard has England 2nd innings. For England Bracewell, Smith etc. VG £30/40 been signed by Sobers and the full Sutcliffe made 161 & 54, Wyatt 64, Nottinghamshire team who played Duleepsinhji 50 & 46 and Peebles New Zealand won by five wickets, in the match. Signatures include took 6-204. Good/very good this being the first time that New Stead, Murray, White, Parkin, condition £30/50 Zealand had won a Test match Smedley, Frost, Bolus etc. Good against England in England This was the deciding Test of the condition. An historic match series. Australia made 695 in their 276 Gloucestershire v Surrey 1891. Early scorecard and very rare in this fully only innings and dismissed England official scorecard for the match printed and signed form for 405 and 251 to win the Test by played at Bristol on the 10th-12th £900/12000 an innings and 39 runs and the August 1891. Surrey won by ten 280 England v Australia. series 2-1 wickets. W.G. Grace made 54 and Match. 28th August to 2nd took five wickets for 88 in the 270 Kevin Pieterson. England v Australia, September 1980. Excellent pair of match, Lohmann took eleven 5th Test, 2005. Official scorecard for official scorecards for the match wickets in the match for Surrey. E.M. the 5th Test played at the Oval. played at Lord’s, each signed in ink Grace took three catches for Pieterson scored 158 in the match by the England and Australian Gloucestershire. Advertisements to which enabled England to win the teams. Twelve signatures to each rear. G/VG £50/80 Ashes by two Tests to one. Signed by card, Australian signatures include Pieterson. VG £25/35 277 Australian Test and tour matches G.Chappell, Border, Marsh, Pascoe, 1921-1930. Six official scorecards Lillee, Laird, Hughes, Mallett etc, 271 M.C.C. v Rest of the World. Official for Sussex v Australians 1921, Kent v England signatures include Botham, scorecard for the Bicentenary Test Australians 1926, England v match at Lord’s 1987. Signed by nine

18 Gatting, Boycott, Gooch, Gower, Surrey 1989, Gooch, v took 6-98 in the 2nd innings. The Bairstow, Old etc. VG £100/150 Worcestershire 1997 (last match), scorecard, signed by ‘With the Richard Johnson, 10-45 v Derbyshire Compliments of R.M. Bell’ (R.M. 281 England v Australia 1989. Excellent 1994, Hollioake and Julian, 129 & Bell. London County 1902-1904) pair of official commemorative 117 v Northamptonshire 1996, has some age toning otherwise in scorecards for the match played at Northamptonshire v good condition. Mounted, framed Lord’s from 22nd to 27th June 1989, Nottinghamshire 1995, signed by six and glazed. Rare £150/200 each signed in ink by the England players who made centuries in the and Australian teams. Thirteen match etc. G £20/30 Victoria’s score of 1107 runs is still signatures to each card, Australian the record highest individual total in signatures include Border, S. Waugh, 287 Wartime scorecards. Five scorecards cricket history and the third highest Lawson, Alderman, Healy, Taylor, for matches at Lords. Army v Pelham largest innings victory. Marsh, Boon etc, England signatures Warner’s XI 1942, Navy v Army include Gooch, Broad, Gatting, 1943, London District v A.A. XI 292 ‘Eleven Dafts v Skegness C.C. 1882’. Gower, Dilley, Russell etc. VG 1941, R.A.F. v R.A.A.F. 1945, Rare early post match fully printed £100/150 England v Australia 1945. Printed scorecard for the match played on and handwritten annotation. Plus the 26th August 1882. The match 282 England v Australia 1972. Official album page from one of the games was won by the Daft family(on first scorecard for the Test match played signed by six of the players including innings rule), mainly due to England at Lord’s on 22nd-27th June 1972. C.B. Clarke, L. Compton, Fishlock, all-rounder Richard Daft Bob Massie took eight wickets in Bedser etc. G £20/30 performance in scoring 103 runs and each innings finishing with match then taking seven Skegness wickets. figures of 16-137. Sold with ink 288 American cricket. Rare 1920’s Mounted, framed and glazed. signature of Massie on card. Plus American blank scorecard printed by Overall 13”x15”. G £150/250 three further 1970/80’s Test match Darwent Printing & Mailing Service scorecards. G £20/30 of Chicago. G/VG £40/50 293 ‘Kent v Worcestershire 1904’. Official scorecard for the match 283 England v Australia 1926. Official 289 Shrewsbury’s Team v Victoria. played at Mote Park on the 6th-8th scorecard for the 5th Test played at Printed scorecard for the match June 1904. James Seymour became the Oval on the 14th-18th August played at Melbourne from 16th- the first Kent player to score two 1926. Printed and handwritten 19th December 1887. Shrewsbury’s separate centuries in the match, 108 annotation. G £20/30 team won by an innings and 456 and 136 . The scorecard with runs. For Shrewsbury’s team, good fully printed details. Mounted England won the Test, and the Shrewsbury scored 232 and Brann with good ink signature of Seymour Ashes, by 289 runs. Sutcliffe made 118. Minor foxing otherwise good below. Framed and glazed. Overall 161 & 76, Hobbs 100, Mailey 6-138 condition £120/160 approx 9”x12”. VG £80/120 284 Cricket scorecards 1947-1999. Red 290 Shrewsbury’s Team v Sixth Australian 294 Gentlemen v Players. The Oval folder containing over sixty five Test Team. Printed scorecard for the 1911. Original scorecard for the and county scorecards, the majority match played at from 9th- game. Incomplete details. Sold with Test match. Includes Surrey v South 13th March 1888. Shrewsbury’s eight pre war scorecards including Africa 1947, Surrey v Australians team won by 158 runs. For Lancashire v Nottinghamshire 1927, 1961, England v Australia 1961, Shrewsbury’s team, Shrewsbury England v Australia 1930, The Oval 1964, England v West Indies 1966 scored 206 out of 402 in the 2nd (Hobbs last match for England), etc. Plus six scorecards for Test innings, Smith 59, Briggs 54, North v South (Folkestone) 1927, matches 1972-1986 all with one or Lohmann took eight wickets and Gentlemen v Players (Folkestone) more tickets for the match, good Preston took six wickets in the 1928, Gentlemen v Players Australian interest. Faults to some match. For Australia S.P. Jones made (Folkestone) 1932 and three smaller cards otherwise in good condition 134no, Blackham 97 and Turner scorecards for Blackpool C.C. £25/35 took ten wickets in the match. Minor matches 1936/1937. Some faults, 285 Signed Test match scorecards. Six foxing otherwise good condition generally good condition £40/60 official scorecards, Gooch, 154 v £120/160 295 Signed scorecards. Seven signed West Indies 1991, Gower, 73 v 291* World Record Score. Official large scorecards including Hick (100x100) Pakistan 1992, Atherton, 151 v New scorecard for Victoria v New South 1998, Steve Harmison, 5 for 43 and Zealand 1990, Cork, 7-43 v West Wales, Sheffield Shield match played 8 wickets in the Test v Australia Indies 1995, Hadlee 86, 4 wickets at the on 2005, Strauss, Cook, Onions and 1990 (on being Knighted, scorecard 24th-29th December 1926. In an Anderson who shared record first printed, Sir Richard Hadlee) and amazing match, Victoria totalled a and last wicket partnerships at Lords scorecard for England v Pakistan record innings score of 1107 all out v Australia 2009 etc. G £25/35 1992 signed by nine members of the with Ponsford making 352, Ryder England team including Gooch, 295, Woodfull 133 and Hendry 100. 296 Don Bradman. England v Australia, Stewart, Malcolm, Ramprakash, Mailey’s bowling figures were 64 The Oval 1948. Official scorecard for Gower, Atherton etc. G £25/35 overs, 4 wickets for 362 runs. New the fifth and final Test at the Kennington Oval, 14th-18th August 286 Signed county scorecards. Six official South Wales totalled 221 and 230 in 1948. Incomplete with printed scorecards including Hick, 104 & 132 their two innings. Liddicut took 8 details up to the England first v Sussex 1998 (100 x100), Hick, v wickets in the match and Hartkopf innings. Sold with a further scorecard

19 for Middlesex v Sussex 1949. G 303 ‘The Book of Cricket- A New Gallery booklet with gilt titles containing the £30/40 of Famous Players’. C.B. Fry. Editor. official programmes for the first Test, London 1899. Complete set of England v Australia, played on the In this famous 5th Test, Don sixteen issues. Original pictorial 29th-5th December 1946 and the Bradman playing in his final Test wrappers. Illustrated. Part 16 has England v Queensland tour match match needed just four runs to take detached complete covers and some played on the 22nd-26th November his aggregate to 7,000 runs and his damage with small loss to one corner 1946. Also contains two printed average to 100. He was given a otherwise in good condition £40/60 scoring sheets for the matches. G standing ovation walking out to the £30/50 wicket. He then faced one ball from 304 Essex Benefit brochures. Selection of before being bowled seventeen brochures including some 310 ‘M.C.C. tour of the West Indies in playing forward to the next ball, signed copies. Signed copies include Jamaica 1954’. Alva Ramsay. Kinston therefore finishing with a Test Brian Hardie, , John 1953. Souvenir tour brochure average of 99.94. Australia won the Lever, Ken McEwen and Stuart profusely illustrated with averages, Test by an innings and 149 runs Turner. Sold with a signed copy of details scores etc. Pictorial covers. Ken Higgs Testimonial brochure Centre vertical fold and some wear 297 England v Australia. Centenary Test 1968. G £25/35 to cover edges and spine otherwise Match. 28th August to 2nd in good condition £30/50 September 1980. Official scorecard 305 Cricket Memorabilia Society for the match played at Lord’s. magazines. Numbers 1-83 inclusive, 311 ‘Borough of Royal Tunbridge Wells Signed by the Australian team. lacking number 2. G £10/20 Cricket Week 1921’. Official Eleven signatures including programme for the Festival week 306 England v New Zealand 1983. G.Chappell, Border, Marsh, Pascoe, held from the 9th to 16th July 1921. Official scorecard for the 2nd Test Lillee, Laird, Hughes, Mallett etc. VG The programme includes match played at Headingley on the £40/60 photographs, list of events etc. The 28th July to 2nd August 1983. Fully week included matches v Yorkshire 298 England v Australia 1938. Official signed by the New Zealand squad. and Essex. Some age toning to scorecard for the Test match played Sixteen signatures including Hadlee, covers otherwise in good condition at The Oval 1938. In this game Len Howarth, Crowe, Chatfield, Cairns, £40/60 Hutton made the world record score Bracewell, Smith etc. VG £30/40 of 364 in England first innings. Part 312 ‘The Wrigley Souvenir Book and New Zealand won by five wickets, completed scores, Hutton is 300no Scoring Record’ The Ashes 1936/37. this being the first time that New on this card. Handwritten and pencil The front cover shows head and Zealand had won a Test match annotation. G £20/30 shoulders pictures of the Captains, against England in England Don Bradman and . 299 England v South Africa 1951 & Printed by Bloxham & Chambers 1955. Two official scorecards for the 307 Cricket Ephemera. Four large boxes Ltd. G £30/50 1951 Test played at Lords plus five of mixed cricket ephemera including books, programmes, tickets tickets. Sold with official scorecard 313 England v West Indies 1995. Official (quantity), brochures, autographs, for the 1955 Test played at Lords programme for the 5th Test played mini bats, Test match programmes, plus two tickets. Generally good at Trent Bridge 1995. Signed by the ceramics, scorecards, annuals, Surrey condition £20/30 England team. Twelve signatures handbooks 1962, 1964 etc, Nubern including Atherton, Cork, Fraser, 300 England v West Indies. Two official cricket plaques, signed Hick, Knight, Thorpe, Wells etc. Also scorecards for the 1950 Test played photographs/first day covers- signed twice by . at Lords plus one ticket, official signatures include Lillee, Border, G £10/15 scorecards for the 1950 and 1957 ‘Slasher’ Mackay, etc. Sold with a Tests played at the Oval. Sold with large box of sporting auction 314 Cricket membership cards two official scorecards for the catalogues includes Knights, 1930/50’s. Selection of nine cards England v Pakistan Test match Vennett-Smith, Christies, Phillips etc. for Leicestershire, Notts and Kent played at the Oval plus one ticket G £30/50 county cricket clubs. G £20/30 and an original ticket for the England v India Test match at the Oval 1952. 308 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1936/37. 315 Cricket ephemera. Mixed box of Good condition £15/25 ‘Farewell to the English Eleven’. items including good quantity of Souvenir programme for the 5th scorecards, both county and Test 301 Transvaal v Rhodesia 1947. Official Test, England v Australia, played at 1950/80’s includes a number of big programme for the Currie Cup Melbourne on the 26th February to match Final scorecards (Gillette, B&H match played at Bulawayo on the the 3rd March 1937. Original etc) at Lord’s, signed colour 1st-4th March 1947. Some gae wrappers. Some minor staining to photographs, books including toning to wrapper otherwise in good top of front wrapper and some ‘Following On’ Alec and Eric Bedser, condition £15/25 rusting to staples otherwise in good signed by both, Test match condition £30/40 programmes etc. G £40/60 302 Northern & Central Districts v M.C.C. 1959. Official programme 309 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1946/47. 316 Wisden Cricket Monthly. (June, 1st for the tour match played at Seddon ‘Souvenir of English Cricket Matches issue) 1979-2006 (October) Park, Hamilton on the 10th-12th played at Brisbane, Queensland complete with the exception of one March 1959. Odd faults otherwise in 1946. With the Compliments of issue, Sept 1991. Individual good condition £20/30 Queensland Publications’. Bound magazine issues complete for the

20 twenty eight year period. Good 323 Cricket books. Fourteen various 333 Essex County Cricket Club 1948- condition throughout £15/25 books including ‘1937 Australian 2003. Complete run of official Test Tour’ Bruce Harris. London Yearbooks/Annuals for the period. 317 England Test & One Day 1938, ‘Tours and Tests’. Kenneth Original decorative wrappers. Qty International match programmes Farnes. London 1940 etc. G £30/40 58. Generally good/very good 1980/2000’s. Collection of over 115 condition £80/120 programmes, some full series. G/VG 324 West Indies. Box of twenty six £20/30 cricket books with West Indies 334 ‘Life Worth Living’. Charles Burgess interest. G £25/35 Fry. London 1941. Presentation copy CRICKET BOOKS to Ron Roberts, cricket writer and 325 Cricket books. Box of twenty eight tour organiser, from Fry. Excellent 318 Cricket biographies, autobi - cricket books . Autobiographies and inscription ‘I wrote this book and I ographies. Collection of over fifty general. G £25/35 books, the majority modern. write my name in it at pleasant Subjects include Trumper, Grace, 326 Cricket books. Two large boxes of with unusual alacrity for a Border, R.Marsh, Lillee, Zaheer, mainly modern cricket books. G pleasant fellow’. Signed in full Bailey, McGlew, Nourse etc. Sold £15/25 ‘Charles B. Fry’. Typed note to inside with a further twelve general cricket cover stating that the book was 327 Cricket books. Twenty cricket books books. In two boxes. G £25/35 given to Eric Hill, Somerset 1947- including ‘Gilligan’s Men’. M.A. 1951 by Roberts in 1954. Some 319 ‘Benson & Hedges Cricket Year’ & Noble 1925, Cardus, Arlott etc. G faults, generally good condition ‘C&G Cricket Year’. Edited by David £10/20 £70/100 Lemmon. 1st to 22nd editions 328 The 1948- complete (1981-2003). Plus Pelham 335 ‘Warwickshire as a First Class 1990. Complete run of the Annual Cricket Year. David Lemmon. County’. Compiled by S. Santall. with the exception of 1961, the Editions 1-3 (1978/1979 to 1904. Signed to title copies for 1948-1962 in larger 1981/82). All books with dust page by Santall. Bound in green format. Odd copy lacking covers, jackets. Sold with four boxes of boards, ex Winder collection, with some faults, generally good. Qty 48 various cricket books and brochures bookplate. G £60/90 £25/35 (some football books included) 336 ‘The Birth of the Ashes 28th-30th including histories, tours, statistical, 329 Northamptonshire C.C.C. Yearbooks August 1882’. Large ledger style ‘Bradman Albums’, ABC Cricket for 1947 to 1949, 1951 to 1958, limited edition book. Produced by books 1970/2000’s etc. Majority 1962, 1966, 1996 to 2002. Plus Timeframed Limited under licence modern. Some SBC editions. ‘Northamptonshire C.C.C. Records from the M.C.C. Limited edition Includes ‘Cricket with the lid off’. 1905-1949’ and ‘Northamptonshire 196/500. In original slip case. VG A.W. Carr. 1935, ‘Lancashire County C.C.C. Records 1905-1952’. The £30/50 Cricket 1864-1953’. A.W. 1955 and 1956 Year Books lacking Ledbrooke 1954, ‘Northamptonshire original wrappers. Qty 22. Odd 337 ‘Shane Warne. My Illustrated Cricket-A History’. J.D. Coldham faults, otherwise in good condition Career’. Shane Warne. London 1959, ‘The Cricket Conspiracy’. A.H. £30/50 2006. Leather hand bound limited Kardar 1977 etc. Seven books edition number 628/1000, signed by signed, signatures include Keith 330 James Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ Annual Warne. In slip case with six limited Andrew, Henry Blofeld, R.E.S. Wyatt 1890 and 1892. Sold with ‘Cricket’ edition photographs of Warne etc. G £40/60 Hon. E. Lyttelton. 6th Edition. 1910. reproduced from the book. Mint Odd faults otherwise in good condition £30/50 320 ‘Frederick Lillywhite’s Cricket Scores condition £20/30 And Biographies. Volumes I-XV, 338 ‘Just my Story’. Len Hutton. London lacking volume XIII. Cambridge 331 Essex County Cricket Club Year Book 1956. Signed to front end paper in 1996-2004. Limited editions of 500 1938. Annual Report of the club for ink by Hutton. G £20/30 numbered copies. Reprints of the the season. Printed and published by 339 ‘The Graveneys’. G. Parker 1995. original volumes covering the period John Dutton Ltd. Original wrappers. Limited edition book signed to 1746-1898. Hardback. Qty 14. VG Odd faults otherwise in good photograph plate by Tom and David £150/200 condition £30/50 Graveney and by Parker to title 321 Cricket books, brochures, magazines 332 Essex County Cricket Club page. Limited edition 6/50 books etc. Box of books including autobi - Handbook 1969. Original wrappers. produced. VG £40/60 ographies, histories etc. Some Signed to team picture page by ten 340 ‘500 Notable Cricket Quotations’. signed, signatures include Gooch, of the players featured and to rear Compiled by Irving Rosenwater Robin Smith etc. Includes ‘The ‘notes’ pages by eight of the Essex 1995. Limited deluxe edition signed Bradman Albums’ in slip case, ‘The and 10 of the Hampshire teams of by the author who has added in his Art of Bradman’. Bradman Museum 1969. Signatures include Boyce, own hand one of the quotations 2003 (leatherbound copy), Wisden Turner, Lever, Acfield, Edmeades, from the book. Limited edition Anthology etc. £20/30 Fletcher, Taylor, B. Richards, Gilliat, Jesty, Sainsbury, White, Cottam etc. 35/95 books produced. Slip case. 322 Wisden publications. Selection of Additional two photographs laid VG £40/60 eleven books including Anthologies down to front and rear advertising 341 ‘Well, Well, Wells!’. B.D. ‘Bomber’ (all four), Test Cricket, Cricket pages. Generally good condition Wells. Nottingham 1981. Limited Records etc. G £20/30 £20/30 edition 289/500 signed by Wells.

21 Good copy with good dust wrapper 352 ‘My Cricket Memories’ J.B. Hobbs. with ‘The Young Cricketer’s Tutor. A £50/70 1924. inscribed to front end paper new edition with an introduction by ‘To Andy (Sandham), With every Charles Whibley’. John Nyren. 342 ‘The Australians In England 1896’ good wish and in memory of many London 1893 and ‘Crickety Cricket’ London & Manchester ‘Athletic happy days together, from The D. Moffat 1898. G £40/60 News’ Office 1896. 64pp. Minor age Author. April 27th 1924’. Also toning, foxing to original wrappers signed by Hobbs to front book 362 ‘Being Freddie. My Story so Far’. otherwise in good condition photo plate. Ex libris. G £60/80 . London 2005. £80/120 Signed to title page by Flintoff. Sold 353 ‘The Elevens of Three Great Schools with four other books signed by their 343 ‘The Sporting Globe Cricket Annual 1805-1929’. W.R. Lyon. 1930. G authors, Langer, Stewart, S. Hughes 1924/25’. A Book of Averages and £15/25 and Frith. G £25/35 Records. Compiled by E.H.M. Baillie and R.H. Campbell. Odd faults 354 ‘Cricket As Applied to the Heavens’. 363 ‘The Cricketers’ Who’s Who 1990’. otherwise in good condition £40/60 Dwarpa (pseud). Stockwell. 1936. G Edited by Iain Sproat. Signed to pen £15/25 pictures and odd signatures to end 344 ‘The Sporting Globe Cricket Book papers by over 195 players. 1928/29’. A Book of Averages and 355 Foinham Cricket Club 1889-1890. Signatures include Alleyne, Records. Compiled by E.H.M. Baillie. Small original expenses book with Ambrose, Bairstow, Benjamin, Good/very good condition £40/60 subscriptions and accounts for the Botham, Broad, Capel, Dilley, Ellison, Sufffolk cricket club. The book kept 345 ‘The Cabinet. A Repository of Facts, French, Hussain, Igglesdon, by the Secretary W.U.C. Burrell. Sold Figures and Fancies relating to the M.Marshall, Moxon, Parker, Randall, with ‘Cricket Chat for 1889. Voyage of the S.S. Great Britain from Thorpe, Walsh, Akram, M.Waugh Gleanings from Cricket during Liverpool to Melbourne with The etc. G £60/80 1887/88. Portraits and Biographies Eleven of All England and other of Eminent Cricketers’. Cricket 364 ‘The Complete Who’s Who of Test distinguished passengers’. published Office, pages becoming detached at Cricketers’. C. Martin-Jenkins 1983. by J. Reid of Melbourne 1862. spine and ‘The Hambledon Men’. The book contains over 220 Reproduction copy c1970 from the E.V. Lucas 1907. G £25/35 signatures, either signed to the book rare original consisting of four issues or on cards/snips/pieces laid down of The Cabinet, November to 356 ‘Eton v Harrow at the Wicket’. F.S. to the book. Signatures include December 1861. G £70/100 Ashley-Cooper. London 1922. Allom, Botham, Bowes, Cowdrey, Limited edition no 83 of 100 copies 346 ‘Playing to Win’. . Duckworth, Fender, Hearne, produced, signed by Ashley-Cooper. London 1971. First edition with Hendren, Larwood, Mead, Rhodes, Gilt to page edges. Wear and dustwrapper. Signed to title page by Relf, Street, Voce, Benaud, staining to spine otherwise in good Hunte. G £25/35 Davidson, Lawry, Lillee, McKenzie, condition £140/180 Thomson, Walters, Barlow, Mansell, 347 ‘A Country Muse’ Norman Gale. 357 ‘Cambridge University Cricket Club Mitchell, G. Pollock, Richards, Boyce, London 1894. First edition of 500 1820-1901’. W.J. Ford. London Garner, Hall, Headley, Holding, copies published by David Nutt in 1902. Ex Cohen collection with Sobers, V.Richards, Stollmeyer, the Strand June 1892. Original red original Phillips sale lot number. Half Crowe, Hadlee, Read, Turner, Bedi, boards. Ex R.P. Keigwin. G £70/90 morocco with gilt to top page edge. Engineer, Gavaskar, , Hanif, 348 ‘Cricket Songs’ Norman Gale. G £25/35 Miandad, Majid, Mustaq, Zaheer London 1894 and ‘The Game of etc. G £100/150 358 S. Canynge Caple. ‘Cricket’. A. Cricket’. Frederick Gale. London Ducat 1933 and ‘Sussex’ Sir Home 365 ‘As It Was. The Memoirs of Fred 187. Qty 2. G £35/45 Gordon 1950. Both copies signed by Trueman’. London 2004. Signed to 349 ‘Bradman and the Bodyline Series’ Canynge Caple. G £25/35 title page. Sold with a selection of E.W. Docker. Brighton 1978. Signed signed pictures, scorecards etc. 359 A.W. Pullin (Old Ebor). ‘Talks with and dated by Docker 1981 to title Signatures include Hick, Nurse, Old English Cricketers’. Edinburgh page with ink signature on Bradman Close, Botham, Greig, Hadlee, 1900, original decorative covers and laid below. G £80/100 Trueman, Dexter etc. Some further ‘Talks with Old Yorkshire Cricketers images with printed facsimile 350 ‘The Art of Nicholas Felix’. Gerald by Old Ebor’. Leeds 1898. Original signatures. G £25/35 Brodribb. London 1985. Limited pictorial hard board covers. Odd edition 74/220, signed by the faults otherwise in good condition 366 ‘Recovering the Ashes 1911-12’. author. G/VG £40/50 £50/70 Hobbs 1912, ‘The Book of the Two Maurices, the M.C.C. team 351 ‘At the Heart of English Cricket- The 360 ‘Forty Seasons of First Class Cricket’. Australasia 1929/30’. Turnbull & Life and Memories of Geoffrey R. Gordon Barlow. Manchester Allom 1930, ‘With the 1930 Howard’. S. Chalke. London 2001. 1908. Original pictorial covers. Odd Australians’. Tebbutt 1930 and Leatherbound limited edition no minor faults otherwise in good ‘Ashes -and Dust, the 1934 Test 78/100 copies printed, signed by condition £70/90 matches’. D.R. Jardine 1934. Qty 4. Chalke, Scyld Berry and Geoffrey 361 ‘Wickets in the West’. R.A. G £50/80 Howard. Sold with the standard Fitzgerald. London 1873. Some hardback edition signed by Stephen 367 ‘The Cricket Field’ Pycroft, ed by staining, wear to boards and spine Chalke. Qty 2. VG £40/60 Ashley-Cooper 1922, ‘Cricket otherwise in good condition. Sold Highways & Byways’. Ashley-

22 Cooper 1927, ‘A ’. 375 ‘Shane Warne. My Illustrated faults otherwise in good condition Altham 1926, ‘Cricket-The Country Career’. Shane Warne. London £70/100 Life Library of Sport’. Ed Hutchinson 2006. Leather hand bound limited 385 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. 1903 and ‘The Game of Cricket’ edition number 636/1000, signed by 80th edition. Original limp cloth Lonsdale Library. Vol 6. 1930. Qty 5. Warne. In slip case with six limited covers. Only 5600 paper copies G £30/50 edition photographs of Warne printed in this war year. Some minor reproduced from the book. Mint 368 ‘Australian Cricket Tours to India’. Ed age toning wear to covers otherwise condition £30/50 S.K. Roy. Calcutta 1947, ‘Kiwis and in good/very good condition Kangaroos India 1959’. Rajan Bala. WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS £100/130 Calcutta 1969 (card covers) and ;M.C.C. in India, an account of the 376 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack- 386 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1940, M.C.C. tour 1951/52’. L.N. Mathur. Australia. 1999 (2nd edition), 2001- 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1963, India 1952. Qty 3. G £30/50 02, 2002-03 and 2003-04. Original 1989 and 1998. The copies for 1951 hardbacks with dust wrapper. Qty 4. and 1998 are original hardbacks, the 369 Australia. ‘Back to the Mark’. Dennis VG £15/25 remainder in original limp cloth Lillee 1974 and ‘The Gloves of Irony’ covers. The 1940 and 1947 with Rod Marsh 1982. Both signed to title 377 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1983. faults and only in about poor/fair page by the author. Sold with ‘Mark Original hardback with dustwrapper. condition, the 1948 in about fair Waugh- The Biography’ with signed Sold with Wisden Cricketers’ condition, the remainder in generally laid down bookplate and ‘Cricket Almanack- Australia 2002/03. good condition. Qty 8 £40/60 Task-Force’. W.J. O’Reilly with laid Original hardback with dust down signature of O’Reilly. Qty 4. G wrapper. Qty 2 £10/15 387 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1929. £25/35 66th edition. Bound in dark blue 378 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1978 boards, complete with original 370 Signed cricket books. Collection of to 1999 & 2003. All limp cloth wrappers. Gilt to spine. Good/very eight signed cricket books, some covers, with the exception of the good condition £60/80 signatures laid down. Signatures 1995-1999 and 2003 editions which include Swanton, Wellings, Dodds, are original hardbacks with 388 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1929, Streeton, Arlott etc. G £30/40 dustwrappers. Odd faults otherwise 1963, 1964, 1977 and 1978. The overall in good/very good condition. 1929 original paper wrapper, the 371 Signed cricket books. Collection of Qty 23 £40/60 1963 and 1977 in cloth covers and nine signed cricket books, some the 1964 and 1978 in original signatures laid down. Signatures 379 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976 hardback. The 1929 edition has include Underwood, Russell, Les to 1998. Original limp cloth covers. wear and breaking to spine, crude Jackson, Len Hutton, Laker, Lock etc. Some wear and faults to early use of parcel tape covering parts of G £40/60 editions otherwise in good condition. spine and covers, the 1963 edition in Sold with seven various ‘Wisden’ only fair condition, the 1964 edition 372 Cricket books. Selection including publications including ‘A Wisden has, what appear to be ‘dart’ holes ‘Cricket’ F.C. Holland 1904, ‘Cricket, 1850-1950’. J. Hadfield. to the spine, the remainder in Love & Humour’. W.A. Briscoe 1921, London 1950 Qty 30 £40/60 generally good condition. Qty 5 ‘Bat, Ball, Wicket and All’. Martineau £60/80 1950, ‘Batting’ H. Sutcliffe. Blackie 380 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976 1937, ‘The Complete Cricketer’ to 1980. Original hardbacks with 389 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1926. Hendren, ‘Mr Cricket’ Ferguson dustwrapper. Some faults to 63rd edition. Bound in brown boards 1960 etc. Qty 10. G £20/30 dustwrappers otherwise in good in the style of an original hardback, condition. Qty 5 £25/35 complete with original wrappers. Gilt 373 Varsity cricket and rugby books. Four to spine and front board. Good/very books, ‘The Blues and their Battles 381 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1950, good condition £60/80 1827-1892’ J.N. Pentelow. 1893, 1956 and 1963. All limp cloth ‘Oxford v Cambridge at the Wicket’. covers. Good condition £20/25 390 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1924. Warner & Ashley-Cooper. 1926, 382 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. 61st edition. Bound in brown boards ‘Oxford v Cambridge. Cricket Scores Willows reprint (2000) in softback complete with original wrappers. Gilt and Biographies’. J.D. Betham. covers. Limited edition 66/500. VG to front board. Good/very good London 1905 and Oxford and £30/50 condition £60/80 Cambridge. The Story of the University Rugby Match’. H. 383 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. 391 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1915. Marshall 1957 (minor damage). G 81st edition. Original limp cloth Willows reprint (2002) in softback £25/35 covers. Only 5600 paper copies covers. Limited edition 21/500. VG printed in this war year. Ownership £30/50 374 Cricket books. Selection of four signature to first advert page leather bound cricket books. Books 392 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1915. otherwise in good/very good 52nd edition. Original paper are ‘History of Cricket’, Altham & condition £100/150 Swanton. Vols 1 & 2. 1962, Wisden wrappers. Some minor wear to spine Book of County Cricket’ and The 384 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. paper at head and base, Address of Wisden Book of Obituaries’. VG 81st edition. Original limp cloth Richard Moor Bell, London County £15/25 covers. Only 5600 paper copies C.C. 1902-1904, as well as signature printed in this war year. Odd minor to top border of front wrapper

23 otherwise in generally very good 397c Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1918. with hand painted colour emblem of condition £80/120 55th edition. Original hardback. each of the eight Test playing Minor faults to front board and to nations with name of country in 393 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1913. head and base of spine paper scroll below. Each shield measures Willows reprint (2002) in softback otherwise in good/very good 8”x8.5” with mounting hook to covers. Ltd edn 336/500 VG £30/50 condition with front board and spine reverse. Professional artwork. Qty 8. 394 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1910. gilts bright. A rare wartime hardback G £70/100 47th edition. Rebound in navy blue edition £2000/3000 The shields were probably produced boards, lacking original paper 397d Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1919. in the late 1960/70’s as the South wrappers, with titles in gilt to spine 56th edition. Original hardback. African emblem is of the ‘Springbok’ board. Lacking front and rear Minor faults to top of rear board and advertising pages, odd faults head and base of spine paper 405* England v New Zealand 1973. Silver otherwise in good condition £30/50 otherwise in good/very good metal replica of The Prudential Trophy presented to England 395 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1909. condition with front board and spine Captain Ray Illingworth after 46th edition. Original hardback. gilts bright. A rare wartime hardback England 2-0 Test series victory over Very minor wear to board edition £2000/3000 New Zealand. The trophy stands extremities otherwise in very good CRICKET CERAMICS & METALWARE 5.5” tall, has cricket bat decoration condition. Rare early hardback and wording below. VG £80/100 edition £1000/1500 398 Falcon Playtime childs koala food bowl with koala’s playing cricket to 406 Colin Cowdrey. First man to win 100 396 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1907. inside and with kangaroo’s to rim. 6” caps in Test cricket 1954-1968. 44th edition. Original hardback. diameter. Sold with ‘Sooty’ cricket Souvenir packet of matches by Very minor wear to head and base of egg cup. Both in good condition Bryant & May, sponsored by Shell. spine paper, minor foxing to odd £15/25 Unused. VG £15/25 page otherwise in good/very good condition. Rare early hardback 399 ‘Lindfield’. Small nut shaped 407 Cricket lighter. Modern metal edition £900/1200 ‘Arcadian crested china souvenir cigarette lighter in the shape of a with cricket crest of Lindfield. G large cricket ball mounted with 397 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1900. £15/25 batsman. The ball opens to reveal 37th edition. Original hardback. Nick lighter. Approx 3” tall. G £40/60 to head of spine otherwise minor 400 Cricket jug. A light blue, mid 19th wear to head and base of spine, century, salt-glaze jug, 408 Cricket. Early attractive green glass some wear to board extremities, the hexagonal bulbous body divided mineral bottle with ‘Codd’s patent’ minor breaking to front internal into six panels with cricketers glass ‘marble’ ball stop. ‘A.B. Jordan. hinge otherwise in very good wearing top hats, probably The Rhyl Aerated Mineral Water Co. condition. A rare early hardback Lillywhite, Pilch and Box. Above and Windsor’ with cricket stumps, bat edition with bright gilts £2500/3500 below are stylised floral decorations and ball to side of bottle. Approx 9” and scrolled handle on hexagonal tall. Some wear otherwise in good The fifth issue of the original foot. 7” tall. Small chip to foot condition £40/60 hardback, which was introduced in otherwise in good condition. Rare 1896 £250/350 409 Cricket. Attractive brown glass ginger beer bottle. ‘Alex Mather 397a Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1917. 401 W.G. Grace. Large modern figure of Singleton. N.S.W. Australia’ with 54th edition. Original hardback. Grace in batting pose. 10.5” tall. G figure of a batsman to side of bottle. Handwritten presentation copy from £15/25 Approx 7” tall. G/VG £40/60 the Editor, Sydney H. Pardon, signed and dated 1917. Good/very good 402 Cricket clock. A Victorian brass 410 Sussex v Warwickshire ‘Nat West condition. A rare hardback edition mantel clock. The case in the form of Trophy Final’ 1993. Reader £3000/4000 a set of stumps with crossed bats commemorative cricket ball with and ball on an oval naturalistic case embossed details of the Lord’s Final The following three books are part base with bun feet. Gilt dial. 6.5” to side of ball. Ex David Smith, of the residue of Cheltenham high by 5” wide. Some faults Sussex & England. New. VG £30/40 Reference Libraries collection of otherwise in good condition Wisden Cricketers' Almanacks. £180/250 411* ‘’s Cricketing Days’. 'Library Reference Department' ‘Film Stips original long strip film and label pasted down to inside board 403 Sporting Mustard tin c1880/90’s. pocket cinema’. Original box yellow end paper, small barcode to Taylor Brothers of London hexagonal complete with film containing 25 lower border, loosely attached brown mustard tin with scenes of images of Compton and viewer. 'Library consulted page' between various sports to the six sides and lid. Some wera to box otherwise in good the yellow front end papers and Sports featured are cricket, tennis, condition. Rare £130/160 minor small library stamps to odd rugby, fishing, sailing and shooting, random pages. with hunting to lid. Images patented 412 England v Australia 1981, The by Bryant and May, the match Prudential Trophy. A silver convex 397b Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1916. makers. 3.5” tall. Some wear medal with relief of cricket ball seam 53rd edition. Original hardback. otherwise in good/very good to centre and title to outer edge. Front board gilts bright, spine gilts condition £80/120 Hallmarked. In original presentation faded otherwise in good/very good case. Recipient unknown. G condition. A rare wartime hardback 404 The Test playing nations. Excellent £80/100 edition £2800/3500 collection of wooden shields each 24 413* ‘England v Australia 1861-1961’. Engraved title to cup. Approx 11” factory to commemorate the New Silver hallmarked ashtray with tall. G £30/50 Zealand tour of England in 1949. England and Australian emblems to The plate bears the printed 420 . Pewter pint tankard centre and wording ‘Ray Illingworth signatures in gilt of all members of presented by Edrich to Vic Lewis in 1861-1961’ to borders. Ashtray the New Zealand touring team appreciation of assistance with his presented to Illingworth during the visiting Worcester for the opening Testimonial in 1975. G £20/30 1961 Test series. In original presen - match of the tour. The plate tation box with signed note from 421 ‘M.C.C. England v Australia 1880- measures approx 10.5” diameter Illingworth. VG £100/150 1980’. Set of six commemorative with gilt signatures to centre with decorative gold edging to rim. To 414* ‘Cricket’. Early cricket card game by whisky glasses produced for the reverse is the Royal Worcester mark C.W. Faulkner of London. In original 1980 Centenary Test. In original box. and title ‘New Zealand Cricket Team. decorative box with cricket scene to G £25/35 Worcester June 1949, both in gilt. lid, c1905. With full set of rules. G 422 ‘Surrey County Cricket Club County. Rare. Good/very good condition in £80/120 County Champions 1952-1957’. box £200/300 415 The Jubilee Test Match England v Small glass ashtray with large club These commemorative plates were Australia 1977. A hall marked 22ct emblem presented to Vic Lewis by first produced and issued in 1938 gold on sterling silver cricket bail Stuart Surridge in appreciation of his and continued until 1973. Each produced to commemorate the Test support for the team. 3.5”x4.5”. plate was limited in number by the Match and marking 100 years of Sold with a small selection of factory to about 50-60, one given to ‘Ashes’ Test Cricket. The bail is cricketing mementoes including each member of the team and a few hollow and in two sections which Hollywood C.C. and Germantown made available to specialist come apart. Inside is a rolled scroll C.C.C. cricket mugs, Philadelphia collectors detailing the scores in the game with C.C. glass, Hambledon spring water bottle, tankards, glasses etc. Qty 11. facsimile autographs of both teams. 428 ‘Bramall Lane Cricket Ground’. G £20/30 The bail sits on a stand with small Attractive cricket glass beer bottle engraved plaque which reads ‘The 423 Pakistan v Vic Lewis XI 1981. Pair of c1900/1910 with ‘E. Donoghue. Jubilee Test Match 1977 marking first day covers, date stamped Wines & Spirit Merchant. Division 100 years of England v Australia Test 1981, signed by the two Street and Bramall Lane Cricket Cricket’. The match was drawn. teams who played a five day match Ground’. 8.25” tall. G £30/40 Produced by Popjoy Mint Limited of in 1981. Twenty seven signatures 429 W.G. Grace. Royal Doulton ceramic Surrey and limited in this form to an including Wasim Bari, Wasim Raja, caricature toby jug of ‘The issue of 1000. The bail tarnished Muddassar, , Faqih, Champion’ W.G. Grace 1989. 4”tall. otherwise in good condition Collis King, Holding, Bedi, Slack, Ltd edn no 5466/9500. Sold with £80/120 Lynch, Hemmings, Gould etc. G/VG small ‘Foley’ dish with cricketing £40/60 416 Arthur McIntyre. Surrey & England. images. G £25/35 Silver plated cocktail shaker 424 Don Bradman. Coalport china plate 430 Don Bradman. Mounted, framed presented to Vic Lewis by McIntyre commemorating Don Bradman and glazed montage of a selection of in appreciation of assistance with his scoring a ‘Century of Centuries’. cricket badges of Bradman Benefit year in 1955. Engraved to Limited edition of 500 plates with reproduced from the originals. The side ‘To Vic, from Arthur McIntyre. facsimile signature of Bradman to fourteen badges range from 1930- December 1955’. Approx 9.5” tall. reverse. Issued in 1979. Good 1946. With centre display of G £50/70 condition in original presentation reproduction souvenir brochure with box £120/160 417 G.S. Ramchand. Silver plated details of Bradmans records etc. tankard and brass Indian style tea 425 plates. Approx 21”x19”. Limited to approx pot presented to Vic Lewis for his Commemorative County five montages made. VG £30/40 Benefit match in India 1980. Championship china plates for 431 Batsman. Continental coloured Engraving to side of the tankard. 5” Hampshire 1973 (the first issue and porcelain figure of a batsman having & 8” tall. G £25/35 rarest plate), Leicestershire 1975 and played a shot. The batsman wearing Middlesex 1976. All limited edition. 418 Derbyshire County Cricket Club striped clothing and blue cap. No. 27 All lacking original boxes. Qty 3 Centenary Year 1870-1970. Royal to base. Wooden bat broken at £25/35 Crown Derby bone china ‘Duchess’ handle. 7.5” tall. G £20/30 bonbon dish produced to 426 ‘. 1787- 432 Batsman. Continental coloured commemorate the Centenary . Club 1987’. Wedgwood china plate porcelain figure of a batsman having emblem of ‘Crown and Rose’ in produced to commemorate the played a shot. The batsman wearing brown and gold with circular band Bicentenary. 11” diameter. Sold with striped clothing and blue cap. No. 15 decoration in brown, turquoise and ‘Centenary Test- England v Australia to base. Wooden bat broken at gold to centre, surrounded by 1980’. Coalport china plate handle. 7.5” tall. G £20/300 ‘Derbyshire Rose’ emblem and floral commemorating 100 Years of Ashes decoration leading to gold lustre Test Cricket. Limited edition of 1000 Similar but different to previous lot handles on each side. Limited edition plates. Both with original boxes. Qty of 500. 9.25”x7.25”. Very good 2 £25/35 433 ‘The Ashes’ Centenary Test Trophy condition. Scarce £50/70 1877-1977. Donated by The 427 New Zealand 1949. Royal Worcester government of Victoria. Presented 419 ‘Melody Maker Cricket Challenge bone china plate produced by the by Hon. R.J. Hamer. MP’. One of Cup’. Silver plated cup on base. 25 only six commemorative Centenary Lewis by Hall. Size 46”. G £20/30 448 Foreign Cricket Clubs. Selection of brass plaques presented to the six long sleeved cashmere and wool 438 . England ‘A’ winning teams in Australian Shield casual sweaters, each with the club white cricket shirt, with England and District competitions in 1977. emblem to chest. Clubs include emblem of three lions and coronet in This one is from the E.L. McCormick Auckland Cricket Association, gold and sponsors ‘NatWest’ logo to collection. Signed label to verso. Wellington Cricket Association, chest. Presented to Vic Lewis by 12”x13”. Sold with a mono Merion C.C., Philadelphia, Dog & Ramprakash in 1994. Size medium. photograph of a group of players Wit C.C. of the Netherlands etc. G £30/40 attending the Centenary Test and Various colours. Size 42”. Worn. G two reproduction silk scorecards for 439 Dominic Cork. Derbyshire C.C.C. £20/30 the 1880 and 1980 Test matches. white cricket shirt with club emblem 449 English Cricket Clubs. Selection of Framed. Qty 3 £50/70 and sponsors ‘Birch’ logo to chest. five long sleeved cashmere and wool Presented to Lewis by Cork. Size casual sweaters, each with the club CRICKET ATTIRE, CAPS AND large. VG £20/30 BLAZERS emblem to chest. Clubs include Brian 440 World Cup 1999. New Zealand one Brain Benefit 1981, Totteridge C.C., 434 Pakistan white replica test shirt day cricket shirt in blue, grey and Swindon C.C. Vic Lewis C.C. etc. signed to chest by Pakistan cricket black presented to Lewis by Stephen Various colours. Size 42”& 44”. legends and Wasim Fleming, Captain of New Zealand. Worn. G £20/30 Akram. VG £20/30 Size XL. VG £20/30 450 Lancashire 1st XI long sleeved 434a England tour of South Africa 1999- 441 USA Club cricket shirts. Selection of sweater, new and unworn. The 2000. White South African Test shirt three white cricket shirts each with sweater with embroidered with emblems and 'Castle Lager' embroidered emblem to chest. Clubs Lancashire emblem and sponsors sponsors logo. Signed by twelve are ‘Germantown C.C. Manheim logo ‘Bass’ to chest and green, red members of the South African team. 1854’, Marin C.C. and Merion C.C. and navy blue trimming to neck, Signatures include Cronje, Pollock, (Philadelphia). G £25/35 sleeve and waist. Size 42”. Very Kallis, Klussener, Cullinan, Boucher good condition £30/50 etc. Attractively mounted, framed 442 Cricket & Sporting polo shirts. and glazed. Overall 33"x39". VG Selection of six shirts including E.C.B. 451 Jeff Jones. Glamorgan & England £60/80 players shirt, Kent & Curwen, Robin 1960-1968. England navy blue cloth Smith Benefit Year, Marylebone Test cap, by Simpson of Piccadilly, 434b England tour of South Africa 1999- C.C., Royal Household Golf Club with raised embroidered three lions 2000. White England Test shirt with etc. Various colours. Various sizes, and crown emblem of England to emblems and 'Vodafone' sponsors some XXXL. G £25/35 cap worn by Jones during his career. logo. Signed by sixteen members of Label of cap with ‘I.J. Jones’ the England touring party. 443 Vic Lewis Cricket Club. White handwritten to inside lining. Signatures include Hussain, sleeveless cricket sweater with Vic Good/very good condition Vaughan, Flintoff, Atheron, Caddick, Lewis C.C. emblem to centre of £250/350 Read, Adams, Swan, Gough, Stewart chest. G £10/20 etc. Attractively mounted, framed 452 Golden Gate Bridge Cricket Club. 444 Vic Lewis Cricket Club. White and glazed. Overall 33"x39". VG Golden Gate green players cloth sleeveless cricket sweater with £60/80 cricket cap, with club emblem in trimming to neck and waist in club gold and white to front, owned by 434c England tour of South Africa 1999- colours of mauve, green and sky Vic Lewis. G £25/35 2000. Official photograph of the blue. G £15/25 touring party. Fully signed by all 453 University Cricket Club, Los Angeles 445 United States of America Cricket twenty four members of the England and Helsinki Cricket Club. Two Association. Selection of five long touring party. Signatures include players baseball caps in navy blue sleeved cashmere and wool casual Hussain, Vaughan, Flintoff, Atheron, and white, the Los Angeles cap with sweaters, each with the Association Caddick, Read, Adams, Swan, club emblem to front, both owned emblem to chest. Various colours. Gough, Stewart, Tudor etc. by Vic Lewis. G £10/20 Size 42”. Worn. G £20/30 Attractively mounted, framed and 454 Muddassar Nazar. Pakistan white glazed. Overall 20"x15". VG 446 Royal Household Cricket Club. sun hat worn by Muddassar. The £40/60 Selection of five long sleeved sunhat with Pakistan emblem in cashmere and wool casual sweaters, 435 West Indies white replica 2009 test green to front. Name handwritten to each with the club emblem to chest. shirt signed to chest by seven inside. The sunhat was presented to Various colours. Size 42”. Worn. G members of the team. VG £20/30 Lewis in 1982. G £20/30 £20/30 436 Cross Arrows Cricket Club. White 455 William Howard Vernon ‘Hopper’ 447 Foreign Cricket Clubs. Selection of long sleeved players sweater with Levett. Kent & England 1930-1947. five long sleeved cashmere and wool club emblem to chest. Size 40”. G M.C.C. tour of India & Ceylon casual sweaters, each with the club £20/30 1933/34. M.C.C. touring blazer, by emblem to chest. Clubs include E.C. Devereux of Eton, worn by 437 . ‘Lords & Commons C.C. v Germantown C.C, Philadelphia, Asia Levett on the 1933/34 tour of the Barbadian parliamentary XI. White Cricket Club, Bahrain, University India and Ceylon. The navy blue cricket shirt worn by Wes Hall in the C.C., Los Angeles, Skull & Cross blazer with excellent raised match played in 1990. Embroidered Bones C.C. 1982 etc. Various embroidered M.C.C. emblem in detail to chest. Presented to Vic colours. Size 42”. Worn. G £20/30 white of St George & Dragon of 26 England and below in scroll ‘India & 459 William Howard Vernon ‘Hopper’ injured his elbow in 1968 went on Ceylon 1933/34’ to breast pocket. Levett. Kent & England 1930-1947. the tour but did not play due to the Trimming to pockets, sleeves and Nicolls ‘’ autograph injury. The tour replaced the blazer edging in M.C.C. colours of cricket bat used by Levett when cancelled tour of South Africa due to yellow and red. ‘W.H. Levett. 1933’ playing for Kent v Yorkshire in 1934. the D’Oliveira affair handwritten to label. Some slight The bat to verso ‘W.H.V. Levett, 463 Royal Household Cricket Club. Navy ageing to colours, small hole, lacking Kent C.C.C.’. Sold with photocopy blue blazer, by Simpson of Piccadilly, one button, additional buttons loose of letter signed by Levett to this owned by Vic Lewis. The blazer with in pocket otherwise in good effect with story regarding the bat. impressive raised club emblem in red condition £250/350 Some worm holes and wear to base and gold to chest. ‘ER’ buttons to of bat otherwise in good condition. Levett played in the 2nd Test against blazer front and sleeves. G £70/90 Viewing essential. Bought as seen, India at Calcutta, taking three not subject to return £70/100 464 Vic Lewis Cricket Club World XI tour catches and he made 5 and 2no of India 1982. Navy blue blazer, by batting. The Test was drawn with In the match, Levett made 42 before Simpson of Piccadilly, owned by Vic Jardine top scoring with 61 being caught behind by keeper Lewis. The blazer with tour emblem Wood 456 William Howard Vernon ‘Hopper’ in red and white to chest. G £60/80 Levett. Kent & England 1930-1947. Auctioneer note. The bat is not a full M.C.C. tour of India & Ceylon size cricket bat and is quite short CRICKET BATS, BALLS & 1933/34. M.C.C. touring cap, by EQUIPMENT E.C. Devereux of Eton, worn by 460 Jeff Jones. Glamorgan & England 1960-1968. England ‘home’ Test 465* England v South Africa, Lord’s 1951. Levett on the 1933/34 tour of the B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” India and Ceylon. The navy blue cap blazer worn by Jones during his Test match playing career. The navy blue cricket bat nicely signed to face by with excellent raised embroidered the two teams who played in the M.C.C. emblem in white of St blazer, by Simpson of Piccadilly, with embroidered emblem of the three 2nd Test at Lord’s 1951. Twenty six George & Dragon of England to signatures including Nourse, Rowan, front. ‘W.H. Levett’ handwritten to lions and crown of England to chest. Two buttons detached but retained Fullerton, Cheetham, McGlew, label. Minor wear otherwise in McLean, Brown, Compton, Wardle, good/very good condition £250/350 otherwise in good/very good condition £200/300 Statham, Hutton, Simpson etc. Levett played in the 2nd Test against Signed to verso by the Gentlemen v India at Calcutta, taking three 461 M.C.C. tour of Australia & New Players teams of 1951. Twenty two catches and he made 5 and 2no Zealand 1965/66. Official M.C.C. signatures. Slight fading to the batting. The Test was drawn with touring blazer worn by Jeff Jones as England signatures otherwise in Jardine top scoring with 61 a member of the touring team. The good condition £80/120 dark blue blazer, by Simpson of 457 William Howard Vernon ‘Hopper’ Piccadilly, with excellent white England won the Test by 10 wickets Levett. Kent & England 1930-1947. embroidered raised St George and 466* England v South Africa, Lord’s 1955. Minor Counties 1928. Minor the Dragon emblem to chest and B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” Counties Cricket Association blazer ‘1965. Australia & New Zealand. cricket bat nicely signed to face by worn by Levett circa 1928 season. 1966’ in scroll below. Lacking two the two teams who played in the The navy blue blazer, by E.C. buttons otherwise in good/very 2nd Test at Lord’s 1955. Twenty two Devereux of Eton, with embroidered good condition £100/150 signatures including McGlew, raised unicorn emblem of the Minor Goddard, Adcock, Tayfield, Waite, Counties to chest. ‘W.H.V. Levett’ The 1965/66 Ashes Test series was drawn 1-1. Jeff Jones took 48 Cowdrey, Barrington, Statham, and ‘1933’ handwritten to label in Barber, Trueman etc. G £80/120 ink. Good condition £80/120 wickets on the tour at an average of 30.68 and a best of 6-118 England won the Test by 71 runs The blazer was worn by Levett in the match between Minor Counties and 462 M.C.C. tour of Pakistan & Ceylon 467* England v New Zealand, Lord’s Oxford University in May 1933. 1969. Official M.C.C. touring blazer 1958. B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” Levett took three catches and one issued to Jeff Jones as a member of cricket bat nicely signed to face by stumping in the match. The Minor the touring team. The navy blue the two teams who played in the Counties won the match by 158 blazer, by Simpson of Piccadilly, with 2nd Test at Lord’s 1958. Twenty runs excellent raised embroidered M.C.C. eight signatures including Reid, Blair, emblem in white of St George & Alabaster, Sparling, Ward, May, 458 William Howard Vernon ‘Hopper’ Dragon of England and below in Cowdrey, Laker, Evans, Richardson, Levett. Kent & England 1930-1947. scroll ‘Pakistan & Ceylon. 1969’ to Trueman etc. G £80/120 Kent 1st XI navy blue cloth cricket breast pocket. Trimming to pockets, cap by E.C. Devereux of Eton. With sleeves and blazer edging in M.C.C. England won the Test by an innings raised embroidered Kent emblem to colours of yellow and red. Lacking & 148 runs front. Initials handwritten to inside two buttons otherwise in good/very 468* England v India, Lord’s 1959. B. label. Cap with some signs of wear good condition £150/250 Warsop of Marylebone 18” cricket otherwise in good condition. Sold The 1969 Test series was drawn and bat nicely signed to face by the two with a long sleeved cricket sweater teams who played in the 2nd Test at worn by Levett with name on label the final Test in Karachi terminated due to riots. Jeff Jones who had Lord’s 1959. Twenty seven to collar. Qty 2 £150/250 signatures including Roy, Contractor,

27 Umrigar, Surendranath, May, cricket bat nicely signed to face and G/VG £80/120 Trueman, Cowdrey, Moss, Horton, verso by the two teams who played Taylor etc. G £80/120 in the 2nd Test at Lord’s 1969. The match was drawn Twenty seven signatures including England won the Test by an eight 480 England v West Indies, Leeds 1980. Sobers, Gibbs, Carew, Lloyd, wickets Split and hinged Gray Nicolls stump Fredericks, Camacho, Illingworth, signed by the England and West 469* England v Pakistan, Lord’s 1962. B. Parfitt, Boycott, Edrich, Snow etc. Indies teams who played in the Test. Warsop of Marylebone 18” cricket G/VG £80/120 Twenty four signatures including bat nicely signed to face by the two The match was drawn Botham, Dilley, Gatting, Gooch, teams who played in the 2nd Test at Rose, Larkins, Boycott, v.Richards, Lord’s 1962. Twenty three signatures 475* England v India and Pakistan, Lord’s Kallicharran, Greenidge, Holding, including Hanif, Mustaq, Burki, 1971. B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” Roberts, Marshall, Croft, King, Mathias, Dexter, Cowdrey, Trueman, cricket bat nicely signed to face and Haynes etc. VG £50/80 Parfitt, Lock, Coldwell etc. G verso by the three teams who played £80/120 in the Lord’s Tests of 1971. Forty The match was drawn due to two signatures including Illingworth, days where no play was possible England won the Test by an nine Luckhurst, Knott, Radley, Hutton, wickets 481 England v India 1990. Kookaburra Lever, Mustaq, Sadiq, Majid, miniature bat signed by the England 470* England v West Indies, Lord’s 1966. Intikhab, Wadekar, Gavaskar, Ali, team who played at Lord’s where B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” Bedi, Solkar etc. G/VG £80/120 scored 333 and 123, cricket bat nicely signed to face by Both matches were drawn record Test aggregate. G £35/45 the two teams who played in the 2nd Test at Lord’s 1966. Twenty 476* England v New Zealand, Lord’s 482 Kent ‘County Champions’ 1970. three signatures including Sobers, 1973. Stuart Surridge 17” cricket bat Slazenger ‘Colin Cowdrey Hunte, Kanhai, Solomon, Griffith, nicely signed to face and verso by Autograph’ miniature bat signed by Hall, Gibbs, Cowdrey, Barrington, the two teams who played in the thirteen members of the Kent team Milburn, Jones, Graveney, Boycott 2nd Test at Lord’s 1973. Twenty six including Cowdrey, Denness, Leary, etc. G/VG £80/120 signatures including Congdon, Luckhurst, Graham, Woolmer etc. G Turner, Hadlee, Pollard, Howarth, £35/45 The match was drawn Boycott, Illingworth, Snow, Greig, 483 Australian tour of England 1985. 471* England v India, Lord’s 1967. B. Old, Roope etc. Lacking rubber. G Miniature bat signed to face by all Warsop of Marylebone 18” cricket £80/120 seventeen members of the party bat nicely signed to face by the two The match was drawn including Border, Lawson, Wessels, teams who played in the 2nd Test at Boon, Thomson, Matthews etc. Lord’s 1967. Twenty three signatures 477* England v India, Lord’s 1974. Stuart Some fading to odd signature including Pataudi, Bedi, Engineer, Surridge 17” cricket bat nicely otherwise in good condition £35/45 Close, Graveney, Barrington, Edrich, signed to face and verso by the two Snow etc. G/VG £80/120 teams who played in the 2nd Test at 484 Signed cricket bats. Three Lord’s 1974. Twenty six signatures individually signed bats. Signatures England won the Test by an innings including Wadekar, Gavaskar, Bedi, are , Paul Gascoigne and 124 runs , Viswanath, Engineer etc. and former Prime Minister John Major. G £35/45 472* England v Pakistan, Lord’s 1967. B. Lacking rubber. G £80/120 Warsop of Marylebone 18” cricket England won the Test by an innings 485* Australian tour of England 1926. bat nicely signed to face by the two and 285 runs Stewart Surridge ‘Perfect’ cricket bat teams who played in the 1st Test at signed to face by the Australian Lord’s 1967. Twenty six signatures 478* England v Pakistan, Lord’s 1974. touring party 1926. Seventeen including Hanif, Mustaq, Asif Iqbal, Stuart Surridge 17” cricket bat nicely signatures in ink including Collins, Burki, Close, Barrington, Milburn, signed to face and verso by the two Gregory, Mailey, Bardsley, Ponsford, Snow, Smith, Higgs etc. G/VG teams who played in the 2nd Test at Woodfull, Oldfield Grimmett etc. £80/120 Lord’s 1974. Twenty seven Some spidering to signatures signatures including Sarfraz, Mustaq, otherwise in good condition. Rare The match was drawn Asif Iqbal, Zaheer, Bari, Massood, £500/700 473* England v New Zealand, Lord’s Denness, Greig, Underwood, Amiss, 486 South African tour of England 1935. 1969. Stuart Surridge 17” cricket bat Knott etc. Lacking rubber. G Gunn & Moore ‘Autograph’ cricket nicely signed to face and verso by £80/120 bat signed to face by the South the two teams who played in the 1st The match was drawn African touring party 1935. Fifteen Test at Lord’s 1969. Twenty eight signatures in ink including Wade, signatures including Dowling, 479* England v West Indies, Lord’s 1976. Dalton, Mitchell, Rowan, Siedle, Pollard, Turner, Collinge, Hadlee, B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” Nourse, Crisp, Bell, Viljeon etc. Some Congdon, Boycott, Edrich, Knight, cricket bat nicely signed to face and spidering to signatures otherwise in Knott, Underwood etc. G/VG verso by the two teams who played good condition. Rare £150/200 £80/120 in the 2nd Test at Lord’s 1976. Twenty six signatures including 487* Australian tour of South Africa England won the Test by 230 runs Lloyd, Daniel, Roberts, Julian, King, 1935/36. Gunn & Moore ‘Superb 474* England v West Indies, Lord’s 1969. Gomes, Kallicharran, Greig, Close, Driver’ cricket bat with excellent B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” Snow, Wood, Knott, Steele etc. record of the Test matches 28 handwritten to face and signed to of the Australian team and sixteen of Bradman, McCabe, Hassett, Barnes, verso by both the Australian and the England team. Signatures include Johnson, Harvey, Miller, Morris, South African teams, Umpires, two Thomson, Wessels, Border, Marsh, Johnston, Toshack, Lindwall etc. South African selectors, Manager Waugh, Hughes, Wellham, Some fading to the majority of etc. Thirty one signatures in ink O’Donnell, Botham, Gooch, Lamb, signatures. Heavy wood worming to including Richardson, McCabe, Gower, Fowler, Dilley, Slack, Gatting bat. Only fair £100/150 O’Reilly, Oldfield, Fingleton, Brown, etc. Australia won the Test at Sydney Darling, Chipperfield, Wade, Crisp, in 1987 but lost the Ashes. G 497 England v West Indies, Lord’s 1939. Mitchell, Rowan, Siedle, Nourse etc. £80/120 Wisden’s ‘Exceller’ cricket bat signed Some fading to two signatures by both the England (twelve otherwise in good condition. Rare 493 M.C.C. v Rest of the World 1987. signatures) and the West Indies £250/350 Split and hinged Test match cricket (fifteen signatures) teams who stump signed by the two teams who played at Lord’s in the 1st Test match 488 ‘Players scoring 200 or more runs in played in the match played at Lords of the year. Signatures include Grant, an innings 1990’ Full size cricket bat in August 1987. Twenty nine Cameron, Constantine, Weekes, signed by twenty seven players who signatures including Abdul Qadir, Clarke, Gomez, Stollmeyer, Hylton, achieved this feat in 1990. Crowe, Gooch, Rice, Marshall, Headley, Hammond, Hutton, Verity, Signatures include Gooch, J.Cook, Hadlee, Greenidge, Gower, Border, Bowes, Wood, Paynter, Gimblett, D.Haynes, G.Hick, A.Lamb, C.Broad, Gavaskar, Dujon etc. G £70/100 Wright etc. Some ‘light’ fading to P.A.De Silva, M.E.Waugh, I.Greig, signatures, but all legible. 494 England v India 1990. Split and A.Moles etc. VG £80/120 Handwritten initials to top of bat hinged Test match cricket stump ‘H.G.’ (Harold Gimblett?) and 489 ‘West Indies Captains’ Full size signed by the two teams who played ‘G.H.W.’. Some minor wood worm cricket bat signed by eleven living in the match played at Lords in holes otherwise in good condition players and printed facsimile 1990. Twenty five signatures £150/250 signatures of seven deceased including Gooch, Fraser, Russell, Captains. Actual signatures include Morris, Gower, Lewis, Atherton, England won the Test by eight Sobers, Kanhai, Kallicharan, Viv Azharuddin, Kapil Dev, Shastri, wickets. The bat contains the Richards, Richardson, Lara, Manjreker etc. This was the Test signature of Leslie Hylton, the only Greenidge, Lloyd, Haynes etc. VG where Graham Gooch scored 333 Test cricketer to be hanged for £100/150 and 123, record Test aggregate. VG murder £70/100 490* Australian tour of South Africa 498 Australian tour of England 1968. 1966/67. Junior 495 ‘England v Australia, Lord’s 1921’. Duncan Fearnley ‘Len Coldwell’ Springbok’ cricket bat signed to ‘Extra Special’ autograph cricket bat signed to face verso by both the Australian and Autograph bat signed to face by the by eighteen members of the South African teams. Twenty six England and Australian teams who Australian touring party. Signatures signatures in ink including Lawrey, played in the 2nd Test played at include Lawry, Jarman, I. Chappell, Cowper, McKenzie, Hawke, Lord’s on the 11th-14th June 1921. Cowper, Sheahan, Gleeson, Hawke, Chappell, Barlow, Goddard, Pollock, Twenty five signatures in ink Walters, McKenzie etc. The verso Bacher, Procter, Bland etc. Some including , signed by the Worcestershire, fading to signatures, although all Collins, McDonald, Gregory, Carter, Warwickshire and Gloucestershire legible with the exception of two Mailey, Bardsley, Hendry, Andrews, team of 1968. Fading to the £80/120 J.W.H.T. Douglas, Knight, Dipper, Counties signatures, the Australian Woolley, Hendren, Tennyson, Haig, signatures to face in good condition 491 Test match stumps. Collection of five Strudwick, Hearne, Holmes, Parkin £80/120 split and hinged cricket stumps etc. The bat inscribed to foot ‘Lord’s signed by the two teams who played 11 June 1921. England v Australia’. 499 ‘Test players’ Gray Nicholls ‘Super in the Tests. England (12 signatures) The back is signed and inscribed short’ cricket bat signed to verso by v New Zealand (16 signatures) 1986, ‘Royal Berkshire Hospital Sportsmans twenty seven West Indian, Australia (11 signatures) v England Fund. Presented by Jack Hobbs’. Australian and England Test players. (16 signatures) 1986/87, England Minor fading to odd signature Signatures include , (11) v West Indies (17), Lords 1988, otherwise in good condition. Rare I. Johnson, Lindwall, Craig, Brown, England (12) v Sri Lanka (17), Lord’s £500/700 Harvey, Marsh, Davidson, Grimmett, 1988 and England (12) v New Oldfield, Walters, V. Richards, C. Zealand (16), Lord’s (Hadlee In the 2nd Test, Australia won by Lloyd, Garner, Holding, Haynes, knighted) 1990. Sold with further eight wickets. For Australia Bardsley Greenidge etc. Darkening to wood, stump for the West Indies ‘A’ v made 88 & 63, Gregory 52, Carter signatures good £80/120 England ‘A’ 1992, signed by both 46, Andrews 9 & 49 and McDonald teams. Qty 6. G £100/150 took eight and Mailey six wickets in 500 England 1976. Gray Nicholls cricket the match. For England Woolley bat signed to face by the England 492 England v Australia. Two split and made 95 & 93, Tennyson 74no in team of 1976. Eleven signatures hinged Test match cricket stumps the 2nd innings, Dipper 11 & 40 and including Greig, Amiss, Willis, signed by the two teams who played Durston took 5 wickets in the match Balderstone, Knott, Woolmer etc. in the 1985 and 1987 (Sydney) Also signed by the Surrey team of Tests. The 1985 stump is signed by 496 Australian tour of England 1948. 1976, twelve signatures. Fading to twelve of the England team and Gunn & Moore ‘Autograph’ cricket one signature otherwise in good fourteen of the Australian team and bat signed to verso by fifteen condition. Sold with a further the 1987 stump is signed by eleven members of the team including Nicholls bat signed by an England 29 team c1970’s. Seventeen signatures England in 1957. The bat was presented to Vic Lewis by the two including Denness, Edrich, Knott, presented to Vic Lewis by Weekes teams. The stump has been split and Greig, Cowdrey, Fletcher, Old etc. following the tour. Faint initials hinged and signed by both teams. Signed to verso by fifteen former handwritten to verso of bat. G Twenty four signatures. VG £40/60 Test players including Hutton, F. £250/350 Brown, Barrington, Compton, 511 England v West Indies 1957. Cricket Benaud, Edrich, Procter, Pollock, , who broke a finger ball apparently used in the Lord’s Dexter, Gover etc. Generally good early on the tour, scored 1096 runs Test match of 1957. The ball condition. Qty 2 £50/70 at an average of 28.10, on the tour. presented to Vic Lewis by Everton His highest score was 105 against Weekes. The showing signs of age 501 Australia v England 1990/91. Gray T.N. Pearce’s XI £80/120 Nicholls cricket bat signed to face by both the Australian and England 507 Andrew Gordon Ganteaume. The 2nd Test at Lord’s was won by teams from the 1990/91 Ashes Trinidad & West Indies 1940-1963. England by an innings and 36 runs. series. Thirty signatures including Gray-Nicholls ‘Andrew Ganteaume Cowdrey made 152, Weekes 90, Border, Marsh, Boon, Taylor, Waugh, Autograph’ Steel Spring cricket bat Sobers 66, Bailey took 11 wickets in Healy, Alderman, Lamb, Gower, used by Ganteaume on the West the match Indies tour of England in 1957. The Fraser, Atherton, Tufnell, Stewart 512 England v West Indies 1969. Readers etc. VG £80/120 bat was presented to Vic Lewis by Ganteaume following the tour. cricket ball apparently used in the 502 England 1995. Duncan Fearnley Signed by Lewis to verso of bat. G Lord’s Test match of 1969. The ball cricket bat signed by the England £150/250 presented to Vic Lewis by Garry team who played the West Indies in Sobers. Good condition £80/120 the fifth Test at Trent Bridge 1995. Andrew Ganteaume scored 800 runs at an average of 27.58, on the tour. The 2nd Test at Lord’s was drawn. Eleven signatures nicely signed in ink Davis made 103, Lloyd 70, including Atherton, Illingworth, His highest score was 92 against Glamorgan. He only played in one Camacho 67, Illingworth 113, Thorpe, Crawley, Martin, Russell etc. Hampshire 107, Boycott 106, Snow G £30/40 Test v England in 1948 and scored 112 on debut took six wickets in the match 503 South Africa 1992. Duncan Fearnley 513 Natal v Transvaal 1956. Miniature cricket bat signed by the South 508 Garfield St. Aubrun Sobers, Barbados, South Australia, cricket bat signed to face by twelve African World Cup squad/team who members of the Natal team and to played England in the semi-final in Nottinghamshire & West Indies 1953-1974. Gradidge ‘Garfield verso by thirteen members of the 1992. Fifteen signatures signed in Transvaal team. Signatures include ink including Wessels, Kirsten, Sobers Autograph. World Test Record’ cricket bat used by Sobers McGlew, Tayfield, Goddard, Waite, Donald, Cronje, Rhodes, Henry, Endean, Gibb, Rowan etc. G £20/30 Pringle, Kuiper, Richardson etc. The on the West Indies tour of England signature of Snell in thicker pen, in 1973. The bat was presented to CRICKET PRINTS & PAINTINGS fading to one signature. G £30/40 Vic Lewis by Sobers following the tour. Initials ‘G.S.’ to verso of bat. 514 Charles Percival Barrowcliff. Captain 504 World Cup 1999. Gray The bat is signed to face by the Vic of Stockton C.C. & Durham (Minor Nicholls full size cricket bat signed by Lewis ‘West Indian’ XI and by Brian Counties) 1920’s. Original pen and the Zimbabwe team in England for Close’s Yorkshire XI. Signatures ink drawing of Barrowcliff wearing the World Cup. Fifteen signatures include Lewis, Sobers, Walcott, cricket cap and fielding a ball, the inc Campbell, Flower, Streak, Strang, Khani, Scarlett, Lashley, Close, drawing by artist F. Burr, dated 1923. Brandes etc. VG £25/35 Trueman, Illingworth, Wilson, Binks The drawing measures 5.5”x10”. etc. G £400/600 Mounted, framed and glazed. 505 Rohan Babulal Kanhai. British Overall 9.5”x14”. G £30/50 Guiana, Warwickshire & West Indies Garry Sobers played only in the 1954-1974. Slazenger ‘Rohan three Tests on the 1973 tour scoring Barrowcliff played three matches for Kanhai Autograph’ 5 star cricket bat 306 runs at an average of 76.50 with Durham in 1921 used by Kanhai on the West Indies a highest score of 150no in the 3rd, 515* , New South Wales & tour of England in 1973 as Captain Lord’s Test. He took six wickets in Australia 1912-1930. Excellent of the team. The bat was presented the three Tests original pen and ink caricature self to Vic Lewis by Kanhai following the 509 . Otago, Worcestershire portrait of Mailey, on album page, tour. ‘RK’ handwritten to verso of full length wearing suit. The portrait bat. G £200/300 & New Zealand 1964-1982. Duncan Fearnley ‘GT1000’ cricket bat has been signed by artist Mailey. The This was Kanhai’s final tour to presented to Vic Lewis by Turner in page measures approx 3.5”x5”. England. Kanhai scored 653 runs at 1980. The bat was then used by Excellent image. Very good an average of 50.23 on the tour. His Lewis and has been signed by Lewis condition £300/400 highest score was in the Lord’s Tes t to front and to verso by Peter 516 ‘Last Resource Change Bowler’. where he made 157 Kirsten, John Wright and Gordon Frank Reynolds 1876-1953. Original Greenidge. G £70/100 506 Everton de Courcy Weekes. pen and ink artwork on board for a Barbados & West Indies 1944-1964. 510 United States of America Cricket cartoon printed in Punch in the Stuart Surridge ‘Everton Weekes Association v Canada 1982. Original 1930’s. The cartoon shows the Autograph’ cricket bat used by stump used in the I.C.C. Trophy Captain handing the ball to his last Weekes on the West Indies tour of World Cup match played in England resource change bowler who responds bitterly ‘Oh Yeh!... I can 30 have the ball ... now it looks like a October 1955. The cartoon shows condition £250/350 Belisha Beacon to em!!’. Signed by the village cricket ground at Little Reynolds in ink and dated 24rd April Twitten, with pavilion, sightscreen, 522 ‘Allan Anthony Donald’. ‘South 1936 in pencil. The cartoon benches, cows etc to background Africa’s Best’. Large colour limited measures 10.5”x15”. Excellent with a boxing match being held on edition print of Donald in various image. G £300/400 the square and a small crowd of poses by artist Richie Ryall. Signed to supporters. Signed Sillince and dated lower border by both artist and Frank Reynolds contributed his 6th September in pencil. The cartoon subject. Limited edition 151/171 cartoons to Punch and other measures 11”x15”. Excellent image. being the number of Test wickets magazines from 1906 to the 1930’s G £150/250 taken by Donald, 151 being the and was famous for his sporting wicket of 1997. Sold cartoons, he eventually became art William Sillance was a regular with signed certificate. Approx editor for the magazine contributor to Punch and other 16”x25”. G £20/30 magazines from the mid 1930’s and 517 ‘Placing the Field for a troublesome became art editor in 1937 and 523 ‘Gary Kirsten 210. England v South Fellow!’. Frank Reynolds 1876- retained that position until the early Africa 1998’. Large colour limited 1953. Original pen and ink artwork 1950’s. He continued to contribute edition print featuring scenes from on board for a cartoon printed in to Punch until his death in 1974 the Test match and mainly featuring Punch c1920/1930’s. The cartoon Kirsten’s innings of 210. Signed to shows a typical big ‘Blacksmith’ type 520 ‘West Indies Xmas Box-ing Day- borders by Kirsten and thirteen other of batsman in three different scenes After the Kanger-oo Hunt in members of the South African team. with the wicket keeper and slips Adelaide!’, December 1951. Large Signatures include Rhodes, arranged behind him. In the third original pen and ink Woolmer, Boucher, Pollock, Cullinan, scene he smashes the ball and the caricature/cartoon artwork, Kallis, Cronje, Donald etc. Limited fielders look on. Unsigned. The highlighted with colour, for ‘The edition 10 of only 21 signed prints, cartoon measures 10.5”x15”. Age’ newspaper by artist Samuel signed by the artist. Overall Excellent image. G £250/350 Wells. The cartoon covers current 29”x21”. VG £30/50 cricket and tennis events and a third 518* M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ tour of Australia of the cartoon is devoted to the 524 E.P. Kinsella. ‘Now or Never’. Large 1932/33. Large original pen and ink West Indies beating Australia by six colour original print showing two caricature newspaper artwork, by wickets at Adelaide. A kangaroo is boys playing cricket. E.P. Kinsella artist ‘Wells’, depicting the England shown being put into a wooden 1906. 16”x13”. G £40/60 players at the time of selection for crate by members of the West Indies the 1932/33 Ashes series. The 525 Gerald Broadhead. Set of twelve team including Worrell and Valentine cartoon reads ‘No Rest for the lithograph prints of famous (who both got six wickets in the Wicket!. Batsman are sighing for cricketers produced by Broadhead. match). The Tennis content centres ‘The Old Hundred’, bowlers are Prints of Willis, Bradman, Marsh, on the Davis Cup match between bowling up to pitch-The Selectors Thomson, Old, Brearley, Garner, Australia and the USA at Sydney, are on the job-Who’s going to Gooch, Knott, , Viv Seixas beating Rose in the first Australia?. We’ve got our Plum, our Richards and Botham. All signed by game, Sedgman beating Schroeder Captain, our batsmen... But where the Artist. Each were published in to restore the balance, the third are our Bowlers?. The Selectors the Cricketer magazine in the match the Australian Doubles pair, problem is who’s going to get 1983.Sold with an album of various McGregor and Sedgman win leaving Bradman out?. Here’s ten of the trade cards produced by ‘County Australia 2-1 up (Australia eventually best-Brown, Allom, Tate, Bowes, Print Services’ including ‘Cricket won the next day by 3-2). The Larwood, Voce, Allen, Robins, Golden Age’ (25), ‘Kent Test cartoon, signed by Wells, measures Freeman and Peebles, who will be Cricketers’ (25), Somerset Cricketers 11”x18”. Minor damage to lower picked?. Why not send the whole 1891-1991 (2x50), 1912 Triangular right hand corner otherwise in ten, that should be sufficient to get Tournament (50) etc. (Full list in good/very good condition £60/90 any Bradman out! Hammond will do album). VG £25/35 for the batting! There are excellent Wells born in 1885 worked drawing 526 ‘Y.M.P.C. v Empire Cricket Match. images of Bradman and most of the sporting cartoons for the Melbourne Barbados 1992’ Excellent original M.C.C. team mentioned on the Punch, Herald and The Age and also pen and ink with colour drawing of cartoon including Warner, Jardine, worked for the Daily Dispatch in the the match with pavilion and palm Hammond, Larwood, Voce, Bowes, UK trees to background. Drawing by Brown, Allen, Tate etc. Nicely signed 521 ‘Cricket At The College’. Jeremy Dee Chandler. In clip frame. Overall to bottom right hand corner by the 14”x11”. Sold with an original artist and signed to lower half of Storr. Large original watercolour painting of the county cricket pencil drawing of Arthur Wellard, image by Don Bradman in blue ink. Somerset by Mike Tarr and an 10”x14”. Good/very good ground at Cheltenham College, signed by artist Jeremy Storr. The original pen and ink drawing of ‘G. condition. A unique piece of Horrex, Preston C.C. and ex Essex XI Bodyline memorabilia £800/1200 image shows a match in progress to foreground with the College by Furnival c1962. Qty 3. VG 519 ‘Little Twitten Cricket Club’. ‘Sillince’ buildings to background. Well £30/50 William Augustus Sillince 1906- executed painting. Attractively 527 M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ tour of Australia 1974. Original pencil/charcoal mounted, framed and glazed. The 1932/33. Five large full page mono artwork on board for a cartoon painting measures 23.5”x14.25” ‘Supplements to the Sydney Mail’ printed in Punch on the 19th and overall 31”x22”. Very good published during the Bodyline series

31 in Australia, each with large image of ‘Monkey’. Original colour mounted, framed and glazed. Each the player featured with biographical chromolithograph of Hornby by approx 16”x14.5”. G £50/80 details below. The players featured STUFF and dated August 15th 1891. are G.O. Allen (No.3), F.R. Brown Mounted, framed and glazed. 543 ‘From The Hill’. Large colour limited (4), M. Leyland (5), H.S. Sutcliffe (7) Overall 12”x17”. Some wrinkling to edition print depicting Don Bradman and The Nawab of Pataudi (8). Odd image otherwise in good condition scoring the single that gave him 100 minor faults to edges otherwise in £25/35 first class centuries at Sydney, good condition £30/40 November 15th 1947 by artist 537 Captain Edward George Wynyard. Wesley Walters. Signed to lower 528 Vanity Fair colour chromolithograph Hampshire & England 1894-1912. border by Bradman and the artist in of Lord Dalmeny, Middlesex. ‘In his Vanity Fair colour chromolithograph pencil. Limited edition 1182/1250. Father’s Steps’. September 22nd of Wynyard. ‘Hampshire’. August Bradman scored 172 in the innings. 1904 by SPY. Framed and glazed 25th 1898 by CG. Framed and Mounted, framed and glazed. £40/60 glazed. Overall approx 11”x16”. G Overall 44”x26”. VG £70/100 £30/50 529 Colour lithographs of L. Braund, 544 ‘W.G. Grace. Champion Cricketer of Surrey, Somerset & England and 538 Cyril Mowbray Wells, Surrey & the World’. Large cotton , Middlesex & Middlesex 1892-1909. Original handkerchief commemorating a England. Albert Chevallier Tayler Vanity Fair colour chromolithograph Century of Centuries by Grace. The 1905. Both framed and glazed. G of Wells. ‘Father’. July 10th 1907 by handkerchief has a central portrait of £25/35 SPY. Attractively mounted, framed Grace three quarter length in cricket and glazed. Overall approx attire holding a cricket bat, with 530 Frederick Robert Spofforth. New 13.5”x19”. G £30/50 biography and record of each South Wales, Victoria & Australia individual score and opponents to 1874-1888. Vanity Fair. ‘The Demon 539 William Gilbert Grace. outer border. Decorated with cricket Bowler’. Original colour chromolith - Gloucestershire & England 1865- bats and balls in a floral outer border. ograph of Spofforth by SPY and 1908. Original Vanity Fair colour Produced in 1895 the handkerchief dated July 13th 1878. Framed and chromolithograph of Grace. is printed in black print and has a glazed. Good condition £70/100 ‘Cricket’. July 9th 1877 by SPY. little staining and has some minor Complete with original biographical 531 Digby Loder Armroid Jephson, foxing otherwise in good condition. text page on Grace ‘Men of the Day Surrey 1890-1904. Vanity Fair colour Framed and glazed. Overall by Jehu Junior’ issued with the chromolithograph of Jephson. ‘The 25”x25” £70/100 magazine. G £130/160 Lobster’. May 22nd 1902 by Spy. 545 ‘Adelaide: England’s memorable 4th Framed and glazed. Minor foxing 540 After Charles J. Basebe. W. Test win at Adelaide 1995’. Jack otherwise in good condition £30/40 Lillywhite. Hand coloured aquatint Russell. Large colour limited edition by C. Hunt. The aquatint measures 532 Gilbert Laird Jessop, Gloucestershire print of play in the Test with Devon approx 5.5”x7”. Some minor faults & England 1894-1914. Signed Malcolm bowling and England in the otherwise in generally good Vanity Fair colour chromolithograph field. Malcolm took the tenth and condition. Framed and glazed of Jessop. ‘The Croucher’. July 25th winning wicket by getting McIntyre £50/70 1901 by SPY. Framed and glazed. LBW for nought. Excellent image Some light foxing to borders 541 ‘The Empire’s Cricketers’. Excellent with church in the background. otherwise in good condition. Crack collection of nineteen original colour Signed in pencil to lower border by to glass £40/60 lithographs of cricketers by Albert all eleven members of the winning Chevallier Tayler 1905. The team including Fraser, Atherton, 533 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Vanity Fair cricketers, including six Australians Thorpe, Malcolm, Rhodes, Tufnell, colour chromolithograph of are W.G.Grace, C.McLeod, A.Lilley, Gooch, Russell etc. Limited edition Ranjitsinhji. ‘Ranji’. August 26th B.J.T.Bosanquet, C.Hill, L.Braund, 290/350. Attractively mounted, 1897 by SPY. Framed and glazed. G Lord Harris, J.J.Kelly, F.S. Jackson framed and glazed. Overall £40/60 (trimmed), F.Laver, P.Perrin, 37”x28”. Very good condition 534 Bernard James Tindall Bosanquet, J.T.Tyldesley, P.Warner, W.Rhodes, £100/150 T.Hayward, M.Noble, G.Beldam, Middlesex & England 1898-1919. 546 ‘Newlands. Cape Town’. Large R.Duff and R.Foster. All mounted, Vanity Fair colour chromolithograph colour limited edition print of the framed and glazed. All overall of Bosanquet. ‘An Artful Bowler’. ground with game in progress with approx 14.25”x20”. Some September 15th 1904 by Spy. Table Mountain to background by handwritten annotation to prints, Framed and glazed. Overall approx artist Richie Ryall. The print is signed odd faults to prints and frames 11”x16”. G £50/70 by Ryall and is number 384/875. otherwise in good condition The print measures 28”x19”. VG 535 Hon Frank . Surrey & £300/500 England 1890-1907. Vanity Fair £20/30 542 Australia c1980. Collection of eleven colour chromolithograph of Jackson. 547 ‘Centurion Park, Masters colour prints of Australian players by ‘A Flannelled Fighter’. August 28th Tournament’. Large colour limited Andrews. Each print signed by the 1902 by Spy. Mounted, framed and edition print of the ground with player featured. The players are glazed. Overall approx game in progress by artist Richie K.Hughes, J.Thomson, G.Chappell, 11.75”x17.5”. G £40/60 Ryall. The print is signed by twenty T.Alderman, M.Walker, A.Border, Test players and by artist Ryall. 536 Albert Nielson Hornby. Lancashire & G.Wood, R.Marsh, D.Lillee, Signatures include B. Richards, J. England 1867-1899. Vanity Fair. G.Lawson and B.Yardley. All Cook, R. Smith, J. Garner, Zaheer 32 Abbas, K. Curran, G. Logie, D. in bowling pose. Signed by Pascoe. property of Graham Dilley. Haynes, J. Thomson, C. Rice etc and Photograph by Eagar. G £20/30 14.5”x12”. G/VG £40/50 is number 11/375. The print measures 22”x18”. VG £40/50 560 Graham Roope. Surrey & England 567 J.H. Parsons. Warwickshire 1910- 1964-1982. Mono postcard size 1934. Six mono photographs 548 Cricket prints etc. Bag of large cricket photograph of Roope, head and featuring Parsons playing cricket, prints and calendars. G £15/25 shoulders. Signed in ink by Roope. G when a priest, with Tiger Smith in £20/30 1960 etc. Various sizes. G £20/30 549 ‘Lord’s Cricket Ground’. Silk colour picture of the ground looking 561 . Mono postcard size 568 England v Australia 1960’s. Six mono towards the pavilion. Limited edition photograph of Walker in bowling press photographs of Ashes action of twenty five produced by John pose. Signed by Walker. Photograph during the decade. Players featured Collins of Spurcroft, Macclesfield. by Eagar. G £20/30 include Illingworth, Trueman, Mounted. G £20/30 McKenzie, Davidson, Miller, Gifford 562 Pelham Francis Warner, Middlesex & etc. Various sizes, good images. G 550 Cricket prints. Varied selection of England 1894-1929. Mono postcard £20/30 twenty two cricket prints, some size photograph of Warner ‘in mufti’ limited edition, mainly framed. Some at Eastbourne 1937. Signed and 569 Signed photographs 1960’s/90’s. signed by players, signatures include dated by Warner to image. Laid Selection of eight signed action Greg Chappell, Mike Gatting etc. down to card. G £80/120 photographs from Test and county Plus set of Crombie’s ‘Rules of matches each with one or more 563 Lord Lionel Hallam Tennyson. Cricket’ (12). G £20/30 signatures. Sixteen signatures Hampshire & England 1913-1935. include Brearley, Murray, Gooch, Ink signature of Tennyson on piece. CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS Thorpe, M. Waugh, Underwood, Sold with a mono press photograph Broad etc. Various sizes. G £20/30 551 Len Hutton. Postcard sized of him batting for Hampshire, photograph of Hutton walking out excellent image. 6”x4”. G £40/60 570 Harold Larwood. Nottinghamshire & to bat for All England XI v England 1924-1938. Colour 564 England v West Indies, Australia v Glamorgan 1948. Nicely signed in photograph of Jeff Jones (on M.C.C. West Indies 1960’s. Selection of ink by Hutton. G £30/40 tour of Australia), Mrs Larwood and twenty one original press her two daughters sitting on a fence 552 Percy Holmes, Yorkshire C.C.C. photographs from the period. All in Australia. The photograph signed 1913-1933. Original mono action shots, players featured include to verso by Larwood and the people photograph of Holmes in batting Sobers, Cowdrey, Boycott, Hendriks, identified in Larwood’s handwriting. pose, signed in ink by Holmes. Hunte, Butcher, Nurse, Hall, 5”x3.5”. G £25/35 5”X7.5”. odd faults otherwise in McKenzie, Lawry, Philpott etc. good condition £30/50 Mainly 9”x6.5”. G £30/40 571 Harold Larwood. Nottinghamshire & England 1924-1938. Colour 553 Middlesex. Four press photographs 565 Leicestershire v Middlesex 1951. photograph of Jeff Jones (on M.C.C. of Moss, Thompson, Bennett and Original mono photograph of the tour of Australia) and Harold Titmus. All signed to photograph in Middlesex team. The photograph Larwood sitting on a fence in red ink. 4”x6”. G £20/30 laid down to photographers mount Australia. The photograph inscribed with printed titles to top and players 554 Greg Chappell. Mono postcard size to verso by Larwood ‘Jeff, Quite a names below. The photograph was photograph of Chappell batting for good picture, the old and the young. taken on the occasion of the first Australia v West Indies 1975. Signed All the best, good luck in your future County Championship match to be by Chappell. G £20/30 ‘Test’ career’ signed by Larwood. played at Hinckley, 23rd-26th June 5”x3.5”. G £40/60 555 . Mono postcard size 1951. Signed to borders by all the photograph of Chappell in bowling Middlesex players, mostly faded. 572 Australia 1930. Original sepia press pose. Signed by Chappell. G £20/30 Photograph by J. Baxter of Hinckley. photograph of members of the 556 . Mono postcard size Sold with a further official Australian team who stopped off in photograph of Hookes in batting photograph of the Surrey team of Italy on the way to England for the pose. Signed by Hookes. 1955, taken at the Oval with title 1930 tour. Players include Woodfull, Photograph by Eagar. G £20/30 and players names to photographers Kippax, Richardson, Ponsford etc. mount. Qty 2. G £20/30 10”x6.5”. Sold with a further mono 557 . Western Australia & press photograph of the Australian 566 England tour of Australia 1986/87. Australia 1974-1982. Mono touring party stood sitting and Official colour tour photograph of postcard size photograph of Malone standing with Lord and Lady Balfour the England team in tour blazers. in bowling pose. Signed by Malone. and others during a visit whilst on Photograph laid down to official Photograph by Eagar. G £20/30 the tour, 9”x6.5”. Plus sepia press photographers mount with title to photograph of Warren Bardsley on 558 . Surrey & England 1950- top and names of team printed board ship en route to England in 1963. Mono postcard size below. Nicely signed in ink by 1921, 6”x8” and a printed thanks photograph of May in batting pose. seventeen members of the touring for sympathy card from Bardsley’s Signed by May. Photograph by Bill party to the borders. Signatures Wife following his death in 1954. G Smith. G £20/30 include Gatting, Botham, Lamb, £80/120 559 . New South Wales & Broad, Dilley, Gower, French, Australia 1974-1983. Mono Richards etc. Presented to players 573* West Indies tour of England 1963. postcard size photograph of Pascoe and officials only. Formerly the Collection of fifteen head and

33 shoulders postcard size mono photograph of Nourse, full length in 592 West Indies v England 1953/54. photographs of the West Indies South African cap, walking off the Original mono press photograph of players taken at photocall on the 3rd pitch having batted. The photograph both the M.C.C. and West Indies May 1963. Players include Worrell, taken in June 1951 on the tour of teams at Kingston House, Jamaica. Sobers, Griffith, Hall, Gibbs, Butcher, England. 8”X10”. G £30/50 Players include Weekes, Ramadhin, Allen etc. VG £40/60 Valentine, Bailey, Trueman, 583 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1936/37. Graveney etc. Sold with a further 574* West Indies tour of England 1969. Seven original mono action original press photograph of the Collection of thirteen mono head photographs from the series. Players Indian and West Indies teams and and shoulders photographs of the featured include Hammond, officials, standing and seated in West Indies players taken at Chipperfield, Oldfield, Voce, rows, taken prior to the last days photocall on the 19th May 1969. McCabe, O’Reilly, Rigg, Fingleton play in . 11.5”x9.25”. Ex Sonny Players include Sobers, Fredericks, etc. All 6”x4.5”. Ex Sutcliffe Ramadhin collection, signed by him Lloyd, Butcher, Camacho, Findlay, collection £80/120 to lower border. 10”x8” £80/120 Foster, Shillingford etc. 8”x5”. VG 584 Australian tour of England 1921. £40/60 593 South African tour of Australia Three sepia action press 1931-1932. Original official mono 575* Trent Bridge. Two mono photographs with some Lancashire photograph of the South African photographs of Ashes moments at interest. The images show Tyldesley touring team, standing and seated in Trent Bridge. One shows Compton hit on the head by Gregory, Cecil rows, wearing tour blazers and reaching a hundred in 1938 and the Parkin bowling and J.M. Taylor cricket attire. The photograph laid other show Hassett raising his bat batting. Various sizes. G £80/120 down to modern card with original having reached a century in 1948. titles laid down to top and players 8”x6” and 8”x10”. G £40/60 585 Australian tours of England 1956 and 1961. Two mono press pictures printed names to lower border. 576* Percy G.H. Fender. Sussex, Surrey & of the 1956 and 1961 Test teams, Players include Cameron, Taylor, England 1910-1935. Original mono standing and seated in rows. One, Vincent, Morkel, Mitchell, Balaskas, press photograph of Fender bowling 10”x8” and the other 12”x10”. G Viljoen, Bell, Christy etc. The for Surrey v Worcestershire in 1935. £80/120 photograph measures 11.5”x9.25” Fender got 7-89 in the and overall 17”x14.5” £100/150 Worcestershire first innings. 8”x10”. 586 Unpublished cricket photographs. Australia won the series 5-0 Excellent image. VG £40/60 Four small photographs showing Wazar Ali, Naoomal, Herbert 594* England tour of the West Indies 577* C.P. Carter. South Africa tour of Sutcliffe, etc. G 1953/54. Collection of photographs England 1912. Rare original sepia £20/30 and ephemera from the collection of press photograph, full length, of Harold Dalton, M.C.C. tour masseur. Carter wearing South African cap 587* India v England. Nine original press Includes eleven small photographs of and holding cricket ball. 6”x4”. G photographs from various tours, the outward voyage including £40/60 mainly 1967. Players featured include Contractor, Pataudi, Trueman, Hutton, Bailey, Lock etc. 578* Sir Learie Constantine. Excellent Engineer, Greig, Hobbs, Bedi, Also match pass, party invite, mono press photograph of Graveney etc. Various sizes. G telegram etc. G £80/120 Constantine, half length in tour £40/60 595 M.C.C. tour of India, Pakistan & blazer and cap from the 1928 tour of Ceylon 1961-62. Mono team England. Sold with another mono 588 Ashes photographs 1950’s. Nine photograph of the touring team. press photograph of Garry Sobers mono action press photographs from Photograph the former property of batting in the nets at Lord’s 1963. Ashes matches in the decade. Harold Dalton, masseur to the team. 6”x8.5” and 10”x8”. G £30/50 Players featured include Evans, Washbrook, Hutton, Dexter, Favell, The photograph has been mounted 579* England v West Indies 1963. Lock, May etc. Various sizes. G to card by Dalton with handwritten Excellent mono press photograph of £40/60 title and attached emblems. Framed Test captains and Ted without glass. Photograph Dexter with Prime Minister Harold 589 Test match photographs. Ten mono 8.25”x6.25”. Overall 10”x16” MacMillan at Chequers in 1963. action press photographs from £40/60 8”x10”. G £40/60 1950/60’s. Players featured include Trueman, Bedser, O’Neill, Benaud, 596 England v Australia, Lord’s 1930. 580* M.C.C. tour of India 1964. Excellent Burge, Sheppard etc. Various sizes. G Large sepia press photograph mono press photograph of Colin £40/60 showing Bert Oldfield scoring runs Cowdrey, with Gubby Allen and Billy off J.C. White. 12”x10”. Plus further Griffith, President and Secretary of 590 Test match photographs. Sixteen sepia press photograph of Stan M.C.C. at Heathrow. Cowdrey various reproduction cricket McCabe almost being at Old about to fly out to India to join the photographs includes team groups, Trafford in 1934. 10”x8”. G £60/80 illness stricken team. 8”x10”. G actions shots, players etc. Various 597 County & Test cricketers. Selection £30/50 sizes. G £40/60 of twenty signed colour press 581* F.S. Ashley-Cooper. Rare head and 591 Denis Compton. Three original press photographs, players include Cork, shoulders mono photograph of photographs of Compton, one of Prior, Butcher, Giddins, Ramprakash, Ashley-Cooper. Wallace Heaton of him riding an Ox in india, circa 1951, Fraser etc. Mainly 8”x10”. G London. 6”x8.5”. G £30/50 another playing at Arundel and the £25/35 other batting at Old Trafford in 582* . Original mono press 1955. 6”x8.5” or larger. G £40/60 598 County & Test cricketers. Selection 34 of twenty signed colour press Hadlee, Howarth, Cains, Rutherford, colour photograph of the Australian photographs, players include Crowe, Greatbatch, Parore etc. touring party to England 1981. The Ramprakash, Thorpe, Stewart, Mainly 7”x9” & 10”x8”. G £20/30 photograph laid down to official Collingwood, Atherton etc. Mainly photographers mount with title and 609 South Africa. Forty mono and colour 8”x10”. G £25/35 players names above and below. press photographs of South African Overall 15”x12”. G £80/100 599 County & Test cricketers. Selection Test players. Includes Cronje, of twenty signed colour press Donald, Pollock, Kallis, Adams, 615 Australian tours of England 1980 photographs, players include Croft, Procter, G.Pollock, S. Pollock etc. and 1981. Two official mono Malcolm, Gatting, Chapple, Rhodes Mainly 7”x9” & 10”x8”. G £20/30 photographs of the Australian etc. Mainly 8”x10”. G £25/35 touring teams. One, mounted, 610 Pakistan, Sri Lankan and India. One framed and glazed, both with title to 600 County & Test cricketers. Selection hundred and ten mono and colour top and players names to lower of twenty signed colour press press photographs of Pakistan, Sri border. Both approximately photographs, players include Lankan and Indian Test players. 15”x12”. G £30/40 Vaughan, Fletcher, Thorpe, Stewart, Includes Tendulkar, Kapil Dev, Udal, McCague etc. Mainly 8”x10”. Prasad, Gaekwad, Akram, Waqar, 616* Australia to England 1977. Official G £25/35 Miandad, Raja, Muralitheran, De mono photograph of the Australian Silva, Atapattu, Vaas etc. Mainly touring party to England 1977. The 601 County & Test cricketers. Selection 7”x9” & 10”x8”. G £30/50 photograph laid down to official of twenty signed colour press photographers mount with title and photographs, players include 611 England v Australia 2001. Official players names above and below. Stewart, White, Fraser, Maynard, photograph for the One Day Squad Overall 15”x12”. G £80/100 Cork, Ramprakash etc. Mainly of 2001. The colour photograph laid 8”x10”. G £25/35 down to photographers mount with 617 Australia 1975. Small mono title to top and players names to photograph of the Australian team 602 County & Test cricketers. Selection borders. Signed to borders by the full who toured England in 1975, seated of twenty signed mono press squad. Eighteen signatures including and standing in rows and wearing photographs, players include Pringle, Stewart, Thorpe, Gough, Knight, cricket attire. The photograph is Fraser, Dilley, Pocock, Thorpe, Vaughan, Caddick, Trescothick, mounted with title ‘Australia in Robinson, Malcolm etc. Mainly Croft, Collingwood etc. VG £30/50 England 1975’ to top border and 7”x9”. G £25/35 nicely signed in ink to borders of 612 Australia v England 1920/21. 603 County & Test cricketers. Selection image by all fourteen members of Unpublished mono photograph from of twenty signed mono press the touring party featured. the First Test played at Sydney on photographs, players include Signatures include I.Chappell the 17th-22nd December 1920. The Stewart, Morris, Denness, Athey, (Captain), Thomson, Lillee, Marsh, photograph taken from the stands Gatting, Cork, Capel etc. Mainly Walters, G.Chappell, Gilmour, Laird, shows Warren Bardsley being given 7”x9”. G £25/35 M.Walker, Mallett etc. The out caught by Strudwick off the photograph measures approx bowling of Hearne for 22 in the 604 England. Eighty mono and colour 6.5”x4” and overall approx Australian first innings. The press photographs of England Test 10”x8.5”. Good condition £70/100 players. Includes Flintoff, Botham, photograph measures 6”x4”. G. Atherton, Boycott, Cork, Rare £40/60 Australia won the Test Series 1-0 Ramprakash, Gower, Lamb etc. with three Tests drawn 613 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1907/08. Mainly 7”x9” & 10”x8”. G £40/60 Pair of original sepia stereoscopic 618 Australian tours of England 1972 605 The Ashes. Forty mono and colour action photographs of the Australia and 1977. Two official mono press photographs of Ashes cricket. v England Test match played at photographs of the Australian Includes Lillee, Marsh, Border, Jones, Melbourne in 1908. The photograph touring teams. Both, mounted, Taylor, Warne, McGrath, Boon, show the two batsmen running framed and glazed with title to top Gower, Stewart etc. Mainly 7”x9” & between the wickets and a fielder and players names to lower border. 10”x8”. G £25/35 throwing in to the wicket keeper, One, 14.75”x12” and the scoreboard to background. The two other,13”x11”. G £30/40 606 Australia. Eighty mono and colour very similar photographs are laid press photographs of Australia Test down to card mount to enable 2 619* Australia to England 1964. Official players. Includes Border, Thomson, dimensional images to become 3 mono photograph of the Australian Waugh, Simpson, Philpot, McGill, dimensional images by looking touring party to England 1964. The Bevan, Lee etc. Mainly 7”x9” & through a special stereoscope photograph laid down to official 10”x8”. G £25/35 viewer. The photographs by photographers mount with title and players names on printed paper strip 607 West Indies. Forty mono and colour Underwood & Underwood Publishers. ‘American Red Cross’ above and below. Signed and press photographs of West Indies inscribed by to top left Test players. Includes Lara, Ambrose, base Hospital, Camp Gordon’ stamped to verso. The photographs hand corner. Overall 18”x14”. G Walsh, V.Richards, Marshall, Hooper, £80/100 Garner, Hunte etc. Mainly 7”x9” & each measure 3”x3.25” and overall 10”x8”. G £20/30 on card mount 7”x3.5”. Sold with 620 Australian tour of England 1964. two colour Victorian scraps of Very large mono photograph of the 608 New Zealand. Forty mono and cricketers. VG £70/100 Australian team, standing and seated colour press photographs of New 614* Australia to England 1981. Official in rows, wearing tour blazers and Zealand Test players. Includes R. cricket attire. Signed to photograph 35 by the majority of the players down to mount with laid down cabinet style card photograph of the featured, the Manager and officials. heading to top and bottom. The Australian team with statistics to side Fifteen signatures including Captain, borders signed by the full eighteen border, title and players names Bob Simpson, Burge, Redpath, members of the tour including the printed above and below. Veivers, Connolly, Lawry, McKenzie, Manager and Treasurer, Bushby and 14.5”X10”. G £80/120 Hawke etc. . The photograph Bull. Signatures include Woodfull, measures 24”x17.5” and overall Bradman, Ponsford, Grimmett, 628 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1924/25. approx 30”x23” Some wear to McCabe, Kippax, O’Reilly, Darling, Excellent large original mono photograph especially at the Fleetwood-Smith etc. Some ‘light’ photograph of the M.C.C. touring photograph edges/borders, minor fading to certain signatures. The team to Australia 1924/25, sitting creasing otherwise in good signatures of Woodfull, Bradman and standing in rows, wearing condition. Good image £200/300 and Ponsford not as bright as the touring blazers. The photograph majority of the others. Some damp signed to image by all eighteen 621* Australian tour of England 1953. staining to mount and corner of members of the touring party Official mono photograph of the photograph £100/150 featured. Signatures in ink are Australian touring team and officials, Gilligan, Douglas, Bryan, Tyldesley, standing and seated in rows, at Trent 625 Australia 1930. Rare and impressive Tate, Whysall, Chapman, Sandham, Bridge prior to the first Test match of original mono photograph of the Hearne, Strudwick, Hobbs, Wolley, the series. The photograph signed to Australian team who toured England Kilner, Hendren, Freeman, Sutcliffe, image by all nineteen members of in 1930, seated and standing in rows Howell and the Manager Toone. the party featured. Signatures and wearing tour caps and blazers. Photograph by W.S. Smith of include Hassett, Benaud, Morris, The photograph is mounted with Adelaide. Modern mount with typed Harvey, Miller, Lindwall, Church, typed title ‘The Australian team title to top and players named to Ring, Langley etc. Slight fading to 1930’ to top and players names to lower border. Framed and glazed. signatures and some wear to lower border in window mounts, The photograph measures photograph edges otherwise in good nicely signed in ink to image to top 14.75”x11” and overall 23”x17.5”. condition £200/300 and lower borders by all fifteen Good/very good condition. Rare in members of the touring party this signed form £400/600 The first Test was drawn with Alec featured. Signatures are W.M. Bedser taking fourteen wickets in Woodfull (Captain), A.A. Jackson, Australian won the series by four the match (seven in each innings), S.J. McCabe, P.M. Hornibrook, A. tests to one, despite brilliant batting Hassett making 115 etc Hurwood, T.W. Wall, E.L. a’Beckett, from Hobbs and Sutcliffe 622 New Zealand 1949. Official mono W.H. Ponsford, C.V. Grimmett, A.F. END OF DAY ONE photograph of the New Zealand Kippax, C.W. Walker, A.G. Fairfax, touring team in England 1949, V.Y. Richardson, D.G. Bradman and standing and seated in rows wearing W.A. Oldfield. Some fading to the cricket attire. The photograph signature of Grimmett and lesser mounted with typed title and players fading to the signatures of Jackson names to lower border. Framed and and Hornibrook. The photograph by glazed. Overall 11.5”x10.5”. G T. Bolland of St. Leonards. The £30/50 photograph measures approx 12”x10” and overall approx 623 M.C.C. 1936/37. Large official 15”x13.5”. Framed and glazed. mono photograph of the M.C.C. Good/very good condition. Excellent team who toured Australia in signed image of the Australian 1936/37, seated and standing in touring team £400/600 rows and wearing official tour caps and blazers. The photograph is laid Australia won the Test Series 2-1 down to official photographers with two Tests drawn mount with title ‘M.C.C. Team. 626 Victoria ‘Sheffield Shield Winners’ Australian Tour 1936/37’ to top and 1924/25. Official sepia photograph players names printed to lower of the Victorian Shield winning border. Framed and glazed. The cricket team 1924/25, standing and photograph by the ‘Sydney Mail’ seated in rows wearing caps and measures 15”x11.25” and overall blazers. The photograph laid down approx 20”x16”. Good/ very good to official photographers mount with condition. £150/250 title to top ‘Victorian Cricket Team’ Australian won the series by three and names of players printed below. tests to one Photograph by E.B. Studios of Sydney. Framed and glazed. Overall 624 Australian tour of England 1934. 14.5”x12.5”. Odd faults otherwise Mono printed photograph of the in good condition £60/90 Orient Line ‘R.M.S. Orford’, the ship which brought the Australian team 627 ‘Australian Team, Winners of the to England. The photograph laid Ashes 1920/21’. Rare oversize

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