DAY TWO: WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS, BOOKS, FOOTBALL & SPORTING MEMORABILIA

WISDEN CRICKETERS’ 777 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1884. 782 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1889. ALMANACKS 21st edition. Bound in maroon 26th edition. Bound in maroon boards, lacking original paper boards, lacking original paper Various collections. wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. 772 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1879. speckled page block edges. Light Some spotting to front board, red 16th edition. Bound in maroon fading to spine otherwise in speckled page block edges. Light boards, lacking original paper good/very good condition. Some fading to spine otherwise in wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red tight trimming to odd page edge by good/very good condition. Pages speckled page block edges. Light book binder. Pages checked, lacking checked, lacking front advertisement fading to spine otherwise in front and rear advertisement pages page otherwise complete with ‘6 good/very good condition. Pages otherwise complete £140/180 Great Bowlers’ photo-plate £100/150 checked, lacking rear advertisement 778 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1885. pages otherwise complete £150/250 22nd edition. Bound in maroon 783 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1890. 773 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1880. boards, lacking original paper 27th edition. Bound in maroon 17th edition. Bound in maroon wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red boards, lacking original paper boards, lacking original paper speckled page block edges. Light wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red fading to spine otherwise in speckled page block edges. Pencil speckled page block edges. Light good/very good condition. Some inscription to header of contents fading to spine otherwise in inconsistent tight trimming to some page, light fading to spine otherwise good/very good condition. Pages page edges by book binder, small loss in good/very good condition. Some checked, lacking front advertising to text. Pages checked, lacking front tight trimming to page edges by book page and rear advertisement pages and rear advertisement pages binder. Pages checked, lacking front otherwise complete £140/180 otherwise complete £140/180 and twenty rear advertisement pages otherwise complete with ‘9 Great 779 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1886. 774 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1881. Batsmen’ photo-plate £80/120 18th edition. Bound in maroon 23rd edition. Bound in maroon boards, lacking original paper boards, lacking original paper 784 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1891. wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red 28th edition. Bound in maroon speckled page block edges. Light speckled page block edges. Light boards, lacking original paper fading to spine otherwise in fading to spine otherwise in wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red good/very good condition. Pages good/very good condition. Some speckled page block edges. Light checked, lacking front and rear tight trimming to odd page edge by fading to spine otherwise in advertisement pages otherwise book binder. Pages checked, lacking good/very good condition. Some complete £140/180 front and rear advertisement pages tight trimming to some page edges otherwise complete £120/160 by book binder. Pages checked, 775 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1882. lacking rear advertisement pages 780 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1887. 19th edition. Bound in maroon otherwise complete with 5 ‘Great 24th edition. Bound in maroon boards, lacking original paper Keepers’ photo-plate boards, lacking original paper wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red £80/120 speckled page block edges. Light wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red fading to spine otherwise in speckled page block edges. Light 785 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1892. good/very good condition. Pages fading to spine otherwise in 29th edition. Bound in maroon checked, lacking front and rear good/very good condition. Pages boards, lacking original paper advertisement pages otherwise checked, lacking front advertisement wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. complete £140/180 page otherwise complete £120/160 Some spotting to front board, breaking to front internal hinge, red 781 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1888. 776 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1883. speckled page block edges. Light 25th edition. Bound in maroon 20th edition. Bound in maroon fading to spine otherwise in boards, lacking original paper boards, lacking original paper good/very good condition. Some wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red tight trimming to some page edges Some spotting to front board, red speckled page block edges. Light by book binder. Pages checked, speckled page block edges. Light fading to spine otherwise in lacking one front and fourteen rear fading to spine otherwise in good/very good condition. Some advertisement pages otherwise good/very good condition. Some tight trimming to odd page edge by complete with ‘5 Great Bowlers’ tight trimming to odd page edge by book binder. Pages checked, lacking photo-plate £80/120 front and rear advertisement pages book binder. Pages checked, lacking otherwise complete £140/180 front and twelve rear advertisement 786 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1893. pages otherwise complete £100/150 30th edition. Bound in maroon

85 boards, lacking original paper boards, lacking original paper 797 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1905 & wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red 1906. 42nd & 43rd editions. All Some spotting to front board, red speckled page block edges. Light bound in maroon boards, lacking speckled page block edges. Light fading to spine otherwise in original paper wrappers, with gilt fading to spine otherwise in good/very good condition. Pages titles to spine. Light fading to spine good/very good condition. Some checked, lacking four front otherwise in good condition. The tight trimming to some page edges advertisement pages otherwise 1905 is lacking one front and rear by book binder. Pages checked, complete with ‘5 Cricketers of the advertisement page, the 1906 is lacking ten rear advertisement pages Year’ photo-plate £60/80 lacking ten front and twenty eight otherwise complete with ‘5 Batsmen rear advertisement pages, small hole 793 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1899. of the Year’ photo-plate £70/100 torn between pages 575 and 578 36th edition. Bound in maroon near hinges. Both include photo- 788 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1894. boards, lacking original paper plates otherwise in good condition. 31st edition. Bound in maroon wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red Qty 2 £50/70 boards, lacking original paper speckled page block edges. Light wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red fading to spine otherwise in good 798 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1907, speckled page block edges. Light condition. Inconsistent trimming by 1908 & 1909. 44th, 45th & 46th fading to spine otherwise in the book binder and breaking at rear editions. All bound in maroon boards, good/very good condition. Pages internal hinges. Pages checked, lacking original paper wrappers, with checked, lacking four front and lacking five front advertisement gilt titles to spine. Light fading to twenty four rear advertisement pages pages otherwise complete with ‘5 spine otherwise in good condition. otherwise complete with ‘5 All round Great players of the Season’ photo- The 1907 is lacking eight front and Cricketers’ photo-plate £70/100 plate £40/60 thirty rear advertisement pages, the 1908 is lacking eight front and 789 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1895. 794 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1900. twenty eight rear advertisement 32nd edition. Bound in maroon 37th edition. Bound in maroon pages, the 1909 is lacking eight front boards, lacking original paper boards, lacking original paper and twenty six rear advertisement wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. pages with spotting to front and rear speckled page block edges. Light Breaking to front internal hinges, torn boards, and tight trimming at odd fading to spine otherwise in hole in third contents page Red pages. All include photo-plates, and good/very good condition. Pages speckled page block edges. Light have spotting to spine paper checked, lacking rear advertisement fading to spine otherwise in good otherwise in good condition. Qty 3 pages otherwise complete with ‘5 condition. Inconsistent trimming by £70/100 Young batsmen of the Season’ the book binder and breaking at rear photo-plate £60/90 internal hinges. Pages checked, 799 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1910, lacking six front advertisement pages 1911 & 1912. 47th, 48th & 49th 790 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1896. otherwise complete with ‘5 Cricketers editions. All bound in maroon boards, 33rd edition. Bound in maroon of the Season’ photo-plate £50/70 lacking original paper wrappers, with boards, lacking original paper gilt titles to spine. Light fading to wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Red 795 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1901 & spine otherwise in good condition. speckled page block edges. Light 1902. 38th & 39th editions. All The 1910 is lacking eight front and fading to spine otherwise in bound in maroon boards, lacking sixteen advertisement pages, has good/very good condition. Pages original paper wrappers, with gilt some wear to boards and some checked, lacking four front and titles to spine. Light fading to spine inconsistent trimming to odd pages, twenty eight rear advertisement otherwise in good condition. The the 1911 is lacking eight front and pages otherwise complete with ‘W. 1901 has a stamp in ink on contents fourteen rear advertisement pages G. Grace’ photo-plate £50/70 page, whilst both books are lacking and markings to spine paper, the six front and two rear advertisement 791 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1897. 1912 is lacking eight front pages, both include photo-plates 34th edition. Bound in maroon advertisement pages with staining to otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 boards, lacking original paper rear board. All include photo-plates £60/80 wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. otherwise in good condition. Qty 3 Some spotting on front board and 796 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1903 & £70/100 wear to red speckled page block 1904. 40th & 41st editions. All bound 800 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1913, edges. Light fading to spine in maroon boards, lacking original 1914 & 1915. 50th, 51st & 52nd otherwise in good/very good paper wrappers, with gilt titles to editions. All bound in maroon boards, condition. Pages checked, lacking spine. Light fading to spine otherwise lacking original paper wrappers, with four front and all rear advertisement in good condition. The 1903 is lacking gilt titles to spine. Light fading to pages otherwise complete with ‘5 four front advertisement pages, the spine otherwise in good condition. All Cricketers of the Year’ photo-plate 1904 is lacking ten front and all rear are lacking four front and one rear £50/70 advertisement pages. Both include advertisement page, include photo- photo-plates but have inconsistent 792 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1898. plates, some scruffs to spine paper of trimming of odd pages otherwise in 35th edition. Bound in maroon each otherwise in good condition. good condition. Qty 2 £60/80

86 Qty 3 £70/100 editions. All bound in maroon boards, gilt, some breaking to mainly front lacking original paper wrappers, with internal hinges of both books 801 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1916. gilt titles to spine. Light fading to otherwise both in good condition. 53rd edition. Bound in maroon spine otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 £30/40 boards, lacking original paper The 1923 is lacking twenty front wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. 812 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1951. advertisement pages and includes Light fading to spine, minor breaking Original hardback. Very minor scratch rear wrapper, with tight trimming to to front internal hinge, some tight to title gilt otherwise in good/very odd pages, the 1924 is lacking trimming at odd pages by book good condition £25/35 twenty four front and one rear binder, lacking eight front and one advertisement page, with photo- 813 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1952 & rear advertisement page otherwise in plate, the 1925 is lacking twenty 1953. Original hardbacks. Both have good condition £150/250 front and five rear advertisement breaking to internal hinges. The 1952 802 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1917. pages. Some scruffs to boards and has an ink signature inside front 54th edition. Bound in maroon spine papers of each otherwise all in board, and some speckling to page boards, lacking original paper good condition. Qty 3 £60/90 block edge. The 1953 has some wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. dulling to spine gilts, some white 807 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1926, Light fading to spine, some tight specks on front board, and some 1927, 1928 & 1929. 63rd, 64th, 65th trimming at odd pages by book speckling to page block edge & 67th editions. All bound in maroon binder, lacking eight front and one otherwise both are in good condition. boards, lacking original paper rear advertisement page otherwise in Qty 2 £30/40 wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. good condition £100/150 Light fading to spine otherwise in 814 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1954 & 803 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1918. good condition. The 1926 is lacking 1955. Original hardbacks. Both have 55th edition. Bound in maroon sixteen front and five rear some dulling to spine gilts. The 1955 boards, lacking original paper advertisement pages, with tight some white specks on front board wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. trimming to odd pages, the 1927 is otherwise both are in good condition. Minor wear to front and rear boards, lacking twenty eight front and one Qty 2 £30/40 light fading to spine, lacking photo- rear advertisement page, the 1928 is 815 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1956 & plate plus eight front and one rear lacking thirty front and three rear 1957. Original hardbacks. Both have advertisement page otherwise in advertisement pages, the 1929 is some wrinkling to spine paper. The good condition £100/150 lacking eighteen front and eleven rear 1956 has some dulling to spine gilt advertisement pages. All with some 804 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1919. otherwise both are in good condition. minor staining to spine papers and 56th edition. Bound in maroon Qty 2 £30/50 wear to boards otherwise all in good boards, lacking original paper condition. Qty 4 £70/100 816 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1958. wrappers, with gilt titles to spine. Original hardback. Visible crease to Minor wear to front and rear boards, ------spine paper and bump to corner of light fading to spine, lacking eight 808 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1864- front board otherwise in good/very front and one rear advertisement 1878. Willows ‘150th Anniversary good condition £20/30 page, odd trimming to a few early Reprint’. Fifteen facsimile editions pages, includes photo-plate ‘5 Public 817 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1959. published 2012. Limited edition school cricketers of the Year’ Original hardback. Very minor scuff 41/150. Brown hard board covers otherwise in good condition to title gilt and minor dent to spine with gilt lettering to covers and spine. £100/150 paper otherwise in good/very good In original Willows brown presen - condition £25/35 805 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1920, tation box and slip case as issued. VG 1921 & 1922. 57th, 58th & 59th £400/600 818 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1960 & editions. All bound in maroon boards, 1961. Original hardbacks. The 1960 809 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1947. lacking original paper wrappers, with has creasing and wrinkling to spine Original hardback. Broken front and gilt titles to spine. Light fading to and minor dulling to gilts. The 1961 rear internal hinges, ownership spine otherwise in good condition. has breaking to front internal hinge signature to first advertisement page. The 1920 is lacking six front and one and minor light fading to spine paper Fading to spine gilts, mark to front rear advertisement page, the 1921 is otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 board, with browning to page edges lacking fourteen front and one rear £30/40 otherwise in good condition £30/50 advertisement page, the 1922 is 819 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1962 & lacking twenty front advertisement 810 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1948. 1963. Original hardbacks. The 1962 pages but includes rear wrapper with Original hardback. Browning to has an ink signature to inside front minor damage. All have original majority of page edges, slight board, breaking to rear internal hinge photo-plates, some scruffs to spine breaking to internal hinge otherwise and some wrinkling to spine paper. paper of each otherwise all in good in good condition £40/60 The 1963 has some wrinkling to spine condition. Qty 3 £60/90 811 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1949 & paper and minor dulling to gilts 806 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1923, 1950. Original hardbacks. Some wear otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 1924 & 1925. 60th, 61st & 62nd to board extremities, fading to spine £30/40

87 820 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1964. 831 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1916. 840 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1896. Original hardback. Minor speckling to Willows hardback second reprint Willows softback reprint (1993) in front broad otherwise in good (2014) with gilt lettering. Limited light brown hardback covers with gilt condition £25/35 edition 91/100. G/VG £40/60 lettering. Limited edition 33/500. Some staining and minor foxing to 821 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1965. 832 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1917. top of page edge otherwise in good/ Original hardback with dustwrapper. Willows hardback second reprint very good condition £40/60 Slight light fading and minor nicks to (2014) with gilt lettering. Limited dustwrapper otherwise in good edition 91/100. G/VG £40/60 841 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1897. condition £25/35 Willows softback reprint (1994) in 833 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1918. light brown hardback covers with gilt 822 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1966. Willows hardback second reprint lettering. Limited edition 104/500. Original hardback with dustwrapper. (2014) with gilt lettering. Limited G/VG £40/60 Slight light fading to dustwrapper edition 91/100. G/VG £40/60 otherwise in good condition £25/35 842 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1904. 834 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1919. Willows softback reprint (1998) in 823 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1967. Willows hardback second reprint light brown hardback covers with gilt Original hardback with dustwrapper. (2014) with gilt lettering. Limited lettering. Limited edition 193/500. Slight light fading to dustwrapper edition 91/100. G/VG £40/60 Minor bowing, otherwise in good otherwise in good condition £25/35 835 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack- condition £40/60 824 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1968. 1998 - 2005/6. 1st - 8th 843 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1905. Original hardback with dustwrapper. Editions. Original hardbacks with dust Willows softback reprint (1998) in Slight light fading and minor nicks to wrappers. Qty 8 VG £40/60 light brown hardback covers with gilt dustwrapper otherwise in good 836 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack- India lettering. Limited edition 11/500. Un- condition £25/35 2013 - 2016. 1st - 4th Editions. opened condition with white band 825 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1969. Original hardbacks with dust attached as issued. VG £40/60 Original hardback with dustwrapper. wrappers. The 2013 has some 844 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1906. Slight light fading otherwise in good spotting to dust wrapper. Qty 4 VG Willows softback reprint (1999) in condition £25/35 £30/40 light brown hardback covers with gilt 826 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1970. 837 Wisden Anthology 1978-2006. lettering. Limited edition 11/500. Un- Original hardback with dustwrapper. Leather bound limited edition 32/300 opened condition with white band Slight light fading otherwise in in slip case. Signed to title page by attached as issued. VG £40/60 good/very good condition £30/40 Stephen Moss, Matthew Engel, Tim 845 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1907. De Lisle and Graeme Wright, all 827 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1971. Willows softback reprint (1999) in former Editors of Wisden. Excellent Original hardback with dustwrapper. light brown hardback covers with gilt condition. Sold with a collection of Slight light fading and minor wear to lettering. Limited edition 11/500. Un- Wisden publications including dustwrapper otherwise in good opened condition with white band facsimile 1864 Wisden produced in condition £30/50 attached as issued. VG £40/60 2013, ‘The - The 828 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1972 - Wisden Cricket Quarterly’ issues 1- 846 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1907. 1975. Original hardbacks with 14, ‘The Little Wonder’ by Robert Willows softback reprint (1999) in dustwrappers. All with slight light Winder. Plus a collection of Original light brown hardback covers with gilt fading and very minor wear to and replacement dustwrappers. Qty lettering. Limited edition 148/500. dustwrappers otherwise in good 21 £40/60 Very good condition £40/60 condition. Qty 4 £50/80 ------847 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1909. 829 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976 - Willows softback reprint (2000) in 838 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1880. 1980. Original hardbacks with light brown hardback covers with gilt Willows softback second reprint dustwrappers. All with slight light lettering. Limited edition 11/500. Un- (2004) in light brown hardback fading and minor wear to opened condition with white band covers with gilt lettering. Limited dustwrappers otherwise in good attached as issued. VG £40/60 edition 180/250. Very minor foxing condition. Qty 5 £40/60 to top of pages, otherwise in good/ 848 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1910. 830 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1981 - very good condition £40/60 Willows softback reprint (2001) in 2016. From 1981 - 2005 are all light brown hardback covers with gilt 839 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1881. original hardbacks with lettering. Limited edition 11/500. Un- Willows softback second reprint dustwrappers. From 2006 - 2016 all opened condition with white band (2004) in light brown hardback are large format editions. The 2013, attached as issued. VG £40/60 covers with gilt lettering. Limited 2015 and 2016 editions are lacking edition 234/250. Very minor foxing 849 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1911. dustwrappers. All with odd minor to top of pages, otherwise in good/ Willows softback reprint (2001) in faults otherwise in good condition. very good condition £40/60 light brown hardback covers with gilt Qty 48 £70/100 lettering. Limited edition 11/500. Un-

88 opened condition with white band covers, bound in green boards, with to head and base of spines otherwise attached as issued. VG £40/60 titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled in very good condition. Qty 3 page edges, some irregular trimming £100/150 850 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1939. by book binder otherwise in very Willows hardback reprint (2012) with 867 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1928, good condition. Rare war time gilt lettering. Limited edition 1929 & 1930. 65th, 66th & 67th edition £60/90 369/500. G/VG £30/50 Editions. All with original paper 861 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1942. wrappers, bound in green boards, 851 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1941. 79th Edition. Original limp cloth with titles in gilt to spine. Red Willows hardback reprint (1999) with covers, bound in green boards, with speckled page edges, some irregular gilt lettering. Limited edition titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled trimming by book binder, minor wear 549/750. G/VG £30/50 page edges, some irregular trimming to head and base of spines, the 1928 852 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1942. by book binder otherwise in very edition has signature to front wrapper Willows hardback reprint (1999) with good condition. Rare war time and title page otherwise in very good gilt lettering. Limited edition edition £70/100 condition. Qty 3 £100/150 496/500. G/VG £30/50 862 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1941. 868 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1925, 853 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. 78th Edition. Original limp cloth 1926 & 1927. 62nd, 63rd & 64th Willows hardback reprint (2000) with covers, bound in green boards, with Editions. All with original paper gilt lettering. Limited edition titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled wrappers, bound in green boards, 486/500. G/VG £30/50 page edges, some irregular trimming with titles in gilt to spine. Red by book binder otherwise in very speckled page edges, minor wear to 854 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. good condition. Rare war time head and base of spines otherwise in Willows hardback reprint (2000) with edition £120/160 very good condition. Qty 3 gilt lettering. Limited edition £100/150 323/500. G/VG £30/50 863 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1940. 77th Edition. Original limp cloth 869 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1922, 855 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1945. covers, bound in green boards, with 1923 & 1924. 59th, 60th & 61st Willows hardback reprint (2000) with titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled Editions. All with original paper gilt lettering. Limited edition page edges, some irregular trimming wrappers, bound in green boards, 437/500. G/VG £30/50 by book binder otherwise in very with titles in gilt to spine. Red 856 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1946. good condition. Rare war time speckled page edges, minor wear to Willows hardback reprint (2012) with edition £50/80 head and base of spines otherwise in gilt lettering. Limited edition very good condition. Qty 3 864 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1937, 223/250. G/VG £30/50 £100/150 1938 & 1939. 74th, 75th & 76th 857 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1864- Editions.All with original paper 870 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1920 & 1878. Fifteen facsimile editions, with wrappers and covers, bound in green 1921. 57th & 58th Editions. Both pink wrappers, second facsimile boards, with titles in gilt to spine with with original paper wrappers, bound edition printed by Lowe & Brydone the exception of the 1937 edition. in green boards, with titles in gilt to Ltd, 1974. Limited edition. Red speckled page edges, some spine. Red speckled page edges, The books in good/very good irregular trimming by book binder, minor wear to head and base of condition £300/400 The 1937 edition lacking two front spines otherwise in very good and one rear advertisement page condition. Qty 2 £60/80 ------otherwise in very good condition. 871 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1919. 858 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1945. Qty 3 £70/100 56th Edition. Bound in green boards, 82nd Edition. Original limp cloth 865 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1934, lacking original paper wrappers, with covers, bound in green boards, with 1935 & 1936. 71st, 72nd & 73rd titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled Editions. All with original paper page edges, slight irregular trimming page edges, some irregular trimming wrappers, bound in green boards, by book binder, lacking front two and by book binder otherwise in very with titles in gilt to spine. Red last advertisement page, minor wear good condition. Rare war time speckled page edges, some irregular to head and base of spine otherwise edition £60/90 trimming by book binder, minor wear in very good condition. Rare war time 859 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. to head and base of spines otherwise edition £80/120 81st Edition. Original limp cloth in very good condition. Qty 3 872 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1918. covers, bound in green boards, with £100/150 55th Edition. Original paper titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled 866 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1931, wrappers, bound in green boards, page edges, some irregular trimming 1932 & 1933. 68th, 69th & 70th with titles in gilt to spine. Red by book binder otherwise in very Editions. All with original paper speckled page edges, slight irregular good condition. Rare war time wrappers, bound in green boards, trimming by book binder otherwise in edition £60/90 with titles in gilt to spine. Red good/very good condition. Rare war 860 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. speckled page edges, some irregular time edition £120/160 80th Edition. Original limp cloth trimming by book binder, minor wear

89 873 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1917. with titles in gilt to spine. Red trimming at odd pages by book 54th Edition. Original paper speckled page edges, in good/very binder, portion of page missing from wrappers, bound in green boards, good condition. £60/90 rear advertisement page otherwise in with titles in gilt to spine. Red good condition. £70/100 882 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1907. speckled page edges. Very good 44th Edition. Original paper 890 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1899. condition. Rare war time edition wrappers, bound in green boards, 36th Edition. Original paper £120/160 with titles in gilt to spine. Red wrappers, bound in green boards, 874 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1916. speckled page edges, in good/very with titles in gilt to spine. Red 53rd Edition. Original paper good condition. £70/100 speckled page edges, small signature wrappers, bound in green boards, in blue pencil to header of front 883 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1906. with titles in gilt to spine. Red wrapper otherwise in good/very 43rd Edition. Original paper speckled page edges. Very good good condition. £70/100 wrappers, bound in green boards, condition. Rare war time edition with titles in gilt to spine. Red 891 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1898. £200/300 speckled page edges, in good 35th Edition. Original paper 875 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1915. condition. £70/100 wrappers, bound in green boards, 52nd Edition. Original paper with titles in gilt to spine. Red 884 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1905. wrappers, bound in green boards, speckled page edges, in good/very 42nd Edition. Original paper with titles in gilt to spine. Red good condition. £70/100 wrappers, bound in green boards, speckled page edges. Good/very with titles in gilt to spine. Red 892 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1897. good condition £50/80 speckled page edges, in good 34th Edition. Original paper 876 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1914. condition. £70/100 wrappers, bound in green boards, 51st Edition. Original paper with titles in gilt to spine. Red 885 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1904. wrappers, bound in green boards, speckled page edges, some wear to 41st Edition. Original paper with titles in gilt to spine. Red front wrapper, lacking thirty wrappers, bound in green boards, speckled page edges. Good/very advertisement pages and rear with titles in gilt to spine. Red good condition £50/80 wrapper, minor breaking to rear speckled page edges, very minor tear internal hinge in good condition. 877 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1913. and loss to corner of front wrapper £60/80 50th (Jubilee) Edition. Original paper and some tight trimming by book wrappers, bound in green boards, binder otherwise in good condition. 893 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1896. with titles in gilt to spine. Red £70/100 33rd Edition. Original paper speckled page edges. Good/very wrappers, bound in green boards, 886 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1903. good condition £50/80 with titles in gilt to spine. Red 40th Edition. Original paper speckled page edges, in good/very 878 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1911 & wrappers, bound in green boards, good condition. £80/120 1912. 48th & 49th Edition. The 1912 with titles in gilt to spine. Red edition with original paper wrappers, speckled page edges, some tight 894 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1894 & bound in green boards, with titles in trimming by book binder otherwise in 1895. 31st & 32nd Editions. Original gilt to spine. Red speckled page good condition. £80/120 paper wrappers, bound in green edges, some irregular trimming by boards, with titles in gilt to spine. Red 887 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1902. book binder. The 1911 edition is speckled page edges, the 1895 has a 39th Edition. Original paper lacking original wrappers and first signature in black ink to front wrappers, bound in green boards, advertisement page otherwise both wrapper, the 1894 is lacking front with titles in gilt to spine. Red in good/very good condition. Qty 2 and rear wrappers otherwise speckled page edges, some tight £70/100 complete and both books in trimming at odd pages by book good/very good condition. Qty 2 879 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1910. binder and signature in ink to front £130/160 47th Edition. Original paper wrapper otherwise in good condition. wrappers, bound in green boards, £70/100 895 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1892 & with titles in gilt to spine. Red 1893. 29th & 30th Editions. Original 888 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1901. speckled page edges, in good/very paper wrappers, bound in green 38th Edition. Original paper good condition. £60/90 boards, with titles in gilt to spine. Red wrappers, bound in green boards, speckled page edges, the 1892 is 880 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1909. with titles in gilt to spine. Red lacking front and rear wrappers 46th Edition. Original paper speckled page edges, some tight otherwise complete and both books wrappers, bound in green boards, trimming by book binder otherwise in in good/very good condition. Qty 2 with titles in gilt to spine. Red good/very good condition. £70/100 £130/160 speckled page edges, in good/very 889 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1900. good condition. £60/90 896 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1891. 37th Edition. Original paper 28th Edition. Original paper 881 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1908. wrappers, bound in green boards, wrappers, bound in green boards, 45th Edition. Original paper with titles in gilt to spine. Red with titles in gilt to spine. Red wrappers, bound in green boards, speckled page edges, some tight

90 speckled page edges, in good/very front wrapper, minor foxing to page boards with titles in gilt to spine. good condition. £120/160 block edge otherwise in good/very Minor wear and staining to front good condition £200/300 wrapper, minor foxing to odd pages 897 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1890. otherwise in good/very good 27th Edition. Original paper 904 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1883. condition. Pages checked, complete. wrappers, bound in green boards, 20th Edition. Original front paper Rare £1000/1500 with titles in gilt to spine. Red wrapper, lacking rear wrapper, bound speckled page edges, lacking rear in green boards, with titles in gilt to 911 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1872 & wrapper and two rear advertisement spine. Minor stain and minor wear to 1873. 9th & 10th Editions. Both pages, small signature in blue pencil corners of front wrapper, minor editions bound as one, lacking to header of front wrapper otherwise foxing otherwise in good/very good original paper wrappers, bound in in good/very good condition. condition £150/250 green boards with titles in gilt to £100/150 spine. Red speckled page edges. 905 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1882. Good/very good condition. Pages 898 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1889. 19th Edition. Original paper checked, complete. Rare 26th Edition. Original paper wrappers, bound in green boards, £1500/2500 wrappers, bound in green boards, with titles in gilt to spine. Wear with with titles in gilt to spine. Red small loss to front wrapper edges and 912 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1871. speckled page edges, small signature minor staining, small loss to second 8th Edition. Bound in green boards, in pencil to header of front wrapper advertising page and tears to title lacking original wrappers, with titles and book-plate laid down to inside of page, minor foxing to page block in gilt to spine. Red speckled page front wrapper otherwise in good/very edge otherwise in good/very good edges. Trimming by book binder a good condition. £140/180 condition £180/250 little tight, especially to top edge with some loss to top of text otherwise in 899 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1888. 906 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1881. good/very good condition. Pages 25th Edition. Bound in green boards, 18th Edition. Original paper checked, complete. Rare £600/800 lacking original paper wrappers, with wrappers, bound in green boards, titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled with titles in gilt to spine. Name 913 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1870. page edges, lacking three front handwritten to top border of front 7th Edition. Bound in green boards, advertisement pages otherwise wrapper and first advertising page, lacking original wrappers, with titles complete and in good/very good minor wear to wrapper edges in gilt to spine. Marbled page edges. condition. £80/120 otherwise in good/very good Minor foxing otherwise in good/very condition £220/260 good condition. Pages checked, 900 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1887. complete. Rare £1000/1500 24th Edition. Bound in green boards, 907 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1880. lacking original paper wrappers, with 17th Edition. Original front paper ------titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled wrapper, lacking rear wrapper, bound 914 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1981- page edges, lacking five front and in green boards, with titles in gilt to 2016. Original hardbacks with eighteen rear advertisement pages spine. Name handwritten to top dustwrapper. Several editions with otherwise in good/very good border of first advertising page, some foxing or minor staining to top condition. £80/120 staining and minor wear with small edge of page block otherwise in loss to front wrapper edges otherwise 901 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1886. good/very good condition. Sold with in good/very good condition 23rd Edition. Bound in green boards, a hardback edition of ‘An Index to £150/250 lacking original paper wrappers, with Wisden 1864-1984’. Compiled by titles in gilt to spine. Red speckled 908 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1879. Derek Barnard. London 1985. Qty 37 page edges, lacking front and rear 16th Edition. Original paper £100/150 advertisement pages otherwise in wrappers, bound in green boards, 915 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1978, good/very good condition. £80/120 with titles in gilt to spine. Red 1981, 1983, 1988 - 1990, 1992, speckled page edges. Very good 902 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1885. 1994, 1996 - 2013. 1978, 1981, condition with wrappers in unusually 22nd Edition. Original paper 1983 & 1988 are original limp cloth rare good condition £250/350 wrappers, bound in green boards, cover editions. 1989 - 2013 are with titles in gilt to spine. Some minor 909 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1877. original hardback editions. The limp loss to front and rear wrappers, minor 14th Edition. Bound in green boards, cloth cover editions have odd minor blue pen marking at head of front lacking original wrappers, with titles faults otherwise all in good condition. wrapper, minor foxing to page block in gilt to spine. Red speckled page The hardback editions are without edge otherwise in good/very good edges. Small tape repair to last page dust wrappers with exception of the condition £200/300 247/248 otherwise in good/very 2013 edition, all in good condition. good condition. Pages checked, Qty 26 £40/60 903 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1884. complete. Rare £700/1000 21st Edition. Original paper 916 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1965 - wrappers, bound in green boards, 910 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1876. 1982, 1984, 1988 & 1996. Mostly with titles in gilt to spine. Number 13th Edition. Original front wrapper, original softbacks with the exception ‘75’ handwritten to top border of lacking rear wrapper, bound in green of the 1965, 1966, 1969, 1973 -

91 1976, 1984 & 1988 which are 922 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. rare early hardback edition with hardback editions, the 1984 and 81st edition. Original hardback. Only bright gilts to front board and spine 1988 editions are ex-libris, signified 1500 hardback copies were printed in paper £700/900 by stamps to head of page block this war year. Dulling to spine gilts, 930 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1904. edge, coded adhered to spines. All light bumping to front board 41st edition. Original hardback. with odd minor faults otherwise in extremities, very minor crease to rear Minor wear to head and base of good condition. Qty 21 £50/70 board otherwise in very good spine and board extremities, slight condition. Rare wartime edition Viewing essential, not subject to damage to top of rear board £280/350 return. otherwise in good/very good 923 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. condition with gilts bright 917 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1947, 80th edition. Original hardback. Only £700/1000 1949 - 1964. Original hardbacks with 1400 hardback copies were printed in the exception of the 1957 and 1961 931 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1901. this war year. Minor bump to front which are softback editions and the 38th edition. Original hardback. board otherwise in very good 1947 which is rebound and in poor Minor wear to head and base of condition. Rare wartime edition condition. The 1964 is an ex-libris spine paper, some minor foxing to £300/400 edition signified by stamp to head of internal pages otherwise in very good page block, sticker removed inside 924 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1938. condition with bright gilts. A rare front board and marks to title page. 75th edition. Original cloth wrappers. early hardback edition with bright The original hardbacks have some Ageing and bowing to spine. Fair gilts to front board £1800/2500 faults, breaking to internal hinges, condition. Sold with a 1950 original 932 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1898. nicks to spine, wear to boards, and hardback. Breaking to rear internal 35th edition. Original hardback. Very faded gilts. Qty 17 £40/60 hinge, minor wear to boards. Qty 2 minor wear to head and base of spine £40/60 Viewing essential, not subject to paper otherwise in very good return. 925 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1937. condition. A rare early hardback 74th edition. Original hardback. edition £5000/7000 918 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack. Three Fairly heavy creasing to front board, original hardbacks for 1952, 1963 The third issue of the original bumping to lower board corners, nick and 1984. Also six large format hardback, which was introduced in to head of spine paper, some fading hardback editions for 2008-2011, 1896 to gilts on spine paper, internally very 2013 and 2015. Fading to gilts and good £250/350 ------wear to the cover on the 1952. Sold with James Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ 926 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1933. 933 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976 to Annual 1886. Edited by C.W. Alcock. 70th edition. Original hardback. 2011. Original limp cloth covers. Odd About fair/good condition. Qty 11 Some breaking to internal hinges at minor faults otherwise in good/very £40/60 front and rear, to a lesser extent to good condition. Qty 36 £60/90 rear. Minor fading and light wear to 919 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1977. 934 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1953 & board extremities otherwise in Original hardback with dustwrapper. 1954. Both in original limp cloth generally good/very good condition Tear to dustwrapper fold otherwise in covers. The 1953 edition has a slight £300/500 generally good/very good condition. bow to spine and spotting to head of Signed to rear of dustwrapper by six 927 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1918. page block, the 1954 edition has a Northamptonshire cricketers, David 55th edition. Original hardback. slight bow to spine, some light fading Steele, Peter Willey, Dye, Larkins, Minor wear to board corners, very and wear to spine paper, minor Yardley and Hodgson £20/30 minor breaking to rear internal hinge breaking to front and internal hinges. otherwise in very good condition. A Both with a odd minor faults 920 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1946. rare wartime hardback edition with otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 83rd edition. Original hardback. Only gilts to front board and spine bright £25/35 5000 hardback copies were printed in £2000/3000 this war year. Some dulling to gilts 935 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1951 & otherwise in good/very good 928 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1914. 1952. Both in original limp cloth condition. Rare wartime edition 51st edition. Original hardback. covers. The 1951 edition has a slight £70/100 Minor crease to rear board and spine bow to spine and wear to spine paper, very minor wear to board paper, breaking to front and rear 921 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1945. corners, otherwise in very good internal hinges, signature in pen to 82nd edition. Original hardback. condition £700/1000 first advertisement page. The 1952 Only 1500 hardback copies were edition has a slight bow to spine and printed in this war year. Minor bump 929 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1909. some wrinkling to spine paper, to corner of front board, very slight 46th edition. Original hardback. Very breaking to front internal hinge and dulling to gilts, minor short repair to minor wear to head and base of spine scuff to page block edge, both with a nick on edge of page 3 otherwise in paper, Name of ownership to top odd minor faults otherwise in good very good condition. Rare wartime border of front yellow end paper condition. Qty 2 £25/35 edition £280/350 otherwise in very good condition. A

92 936 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1950 & 945 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1883. edge of book otherwise in good/very 1951. Original limp cloth covers. Odd 20th edition. Original paper good condition. Very minor soiling minor faults otherwise in good+ wrappers. Almost complete loss to and foxing. Pages checked, condition. Qty 2 £25/35 spine paper, content becoming complete. Rare. Ex Russell Bencraft slightly loose, minor loss to wrapper collection £3000/4000 937 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1947- edges, minor annotation to odd page 1952, 1954-1958, 1963-1964, 1966, Russell Bencraft played for otherwise in generally good/very 1968 -1970, 1972-1976 & 1978. Hampshire and held almost every good condition £400/600 of original softbacks. Some office for the County side including, bowing to spines of the 1958, 1968, 946 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1873. as Honorary Secretary, saving them 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 & 1978 10th Edition. Bound in brown/red from near extinction in 1879, and editions. Some minor faults otherwise boards, lacking original wrappers, attaining first class status in 1894 as in good condition. Qty 21 £50/70 with titles in gilt to spine. Name and address handwritten to title page 938 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1932. 952 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1864. otherwise in good/very good 69th edition. Original paper 1st edition. Handsomely bound in red condition. Pages checked, complete. wrappers, bound in dark brown moroccan leather, without original Rare £800/1200 boards with gilt titles to spine. Minor paper wrappers, with title and date in staining to bottom of page block 947 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1872. gilt to spine. Gilt to top edge. Pages otherwise in good+ condition 9th edition. Handsomely bound in checked, complete. G/VG. Previously £50/70 red moroccan leather, without sold by Knights in April 2008 original paper wrappers, with title £4000/6000 939 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1928. and date in gilt to spine. Gilt to top 65th edition. Bound in brown boards, Very rare first year of issue edge. Pages slightly irregularly with original wrappers preserved, trimmed by book binder. Pages CRICKET BOOKS with title and date in gilt to spine. G checked, complete. Rare. G/VG. £50/70 953 ‘Leo Harrison. An Appreciation’. John Previously sold by Knights in April Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co. 1957. 940 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1923. 2008 £800/1200 Privately printed. 10 pages. Limited 60th edition. Bound in brown boards, 948 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1870. edition of fifty copies of which this is with original wrappers preserved, 7th Edition. Original paper wrappers, no. 20, signed by the author Arlott. with title and date in gilt to spine. bound in brown/red boards, with Rare. VG £100/150 Also Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack titles in gilt to spine. Some foxing and 1925. 62nd edition, lacking original 954 ‘. An Appreciation’. minor wear to wrappers, light foxing wrappers. Both issues a little tired. John Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co. throughout otherwise in good/very Qty 2 £50/70 1958. Privately printed. 8 pages. good condition. Pages checked, Limited edition of fifty copies of 941 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1903. complete. Rare. Ex-Eagar Collection which this is no. 14, signed by the 40th edition. Bound in green boards, with bookplate £2300/2600 author Arlott. Some ageing and lacking original paper wrappers, with 949 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1868. fading to covers, otherwise in good titles in gilt to spine. Breaking to front 5th Edition. Bound in dark brown condition. Rare £120/160 internal hinge otherwise in good boards, lacking original wrappers, condition £40/60 955 ‘V.H.D. Cannings. An Appreciation’. with titles in gilt to spine. Very good John Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co. 942 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1901. condition. Pages checked, complete. 1958. Privately printed. 8 pages. 38th edition. Bound in brown boards, Rare £2200/2600 Limited edition of fifty copies with original wrappers preserved, 950 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1866. produced for Cannings’ Benefit Fund, with title and date in gilt to spine. 3rd Edition. Original paper wrappers, of which this is no. 17, signed by the Some ageing and one tear to original bound in light brown boards, with author Arlott. Rare. VG £120/160 front wrapper, otherwise in good titles in gilt to spine. Front wrapper condition £50/70 956 ‘J.R. Gray. A Biographical Note’. John and first four pages with different Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co. 1960. 943 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1897. degrees of restoration, pages Privately printed. 12 pages. Limited 34th edition. Bound in quarter leather becoming brittle to edges, minor loss edition of fifty copies produced for brown/blue boards, lacking original to edges of rear wrapper and odd Gray’s Benefit Fund, of which this is paper wrappers, with gilt titles to internal pages otherwise in no. 38, signed by the author Arlott. spine, red speckled page edges. good/very good condition. Pages Rare. VG £120/160 Lacking advertising pages at front checked, complete. Rare. Ex-Auty and rear otherwise in good+ Collection £2000/2500 957 ‘. A Biographical Note’. condition £50/70 John Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co. 951 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1865. 1961. Privately printed. 16 pages. 944 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1884. 2nd Edition. Bound in marbled blue Limited edition of 50 copies produced 21st edition. Original paper wrappers. and red quarter leather, lacking for Roy Marshall’s Benefit Fund, of Very minor loss to head of spine paper original wrappers, with titles in gilt to which this is no. 31, signed by the otherwise in near exceptional tooled spine. Somewhat tight author Arlott. Rare. VG £120/160 condition for this year. £600/900 trimming by the bookbinder to top

93 958 ‘Colin Ingleby-Mackenzie. A Profile’. Graveney and by Parker to title page. signed by the author. Creasing to John Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co. Limited edition no. 11/50. Minor page 53, otherwise in very good 1962. Privately printed. 12 pages. ageing to rear cover, otherwise in condition £30/50 Limited edition of fifty copies very good condition £40/50 975 ‘A Tale of Two Captains’. . produced for the Hampshire C.C.C. 965 ‘West Country Umpires’. Sam Cook Boundary Books 1992. Foreword by Centenary Appeal, of which this is and Peter Eele. Richard Walsh Books, . Limited edition in red no. 22, signed by the author Arlott. 1996. Limited edition no. quarter leather. Unsigned 99/350. Rare. VG £120/160 9/50. Signed to title page by Eele. VG £30/50 959 ‘Arthur Holt. An Appreciation’. John Published by R. Walsh books. VG 976 ‘Summer’s Crown. The Warwickshire Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co. 1963. £30/50 Edition’. , Newnham Privately printed. 8 pages. Limited 966 ‘ and Mark 2015. Limited edition of twenty six edition of fifty copies produced for Lathwell’. David Foot. Richard Walsh books, this being number 16, signed the Hampshire C.C.C. Centenary Books, Somerset 1993. Limited in ink by Chalke and Alan Smith to Fund, of which this is no. 25, signed edition no. 42/50. Signed to title limitation label to inside front cover. by the author Arlott. Rare. VG page by Caddick, Lathwell and Foot. Bound in blue boards with titles in £120/160 Minor staining to internal pages, gilt, in slipcase. VG £50/70 960 ‘Henry Horton. A Biographical Note’. otherwise in good condition £40/60 977 ‘Sir Home Gordon, Bart- An John Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co 967 ‘Gloucestershire Wicket-keepers’. Affectionate Retrospect’. Irving Ltd 1964. Privately printed. 12 pages. Andy Wilson. Richard Walsh Books, Rosenwater. Printed for private Limited edition of fifty copies Somerset 1998. Limited edition no. circulation, Newnham 2000. Limited produced for Henry Horton’s Benefit 10/50. Signed to title page by edition number 58 of sixty numbered Fund of which this is no. 22, signed Wilson. VG £40/60 copies produced, signed by the by the author Arlott. Rare. VG author of which 11-60 were for sale. £120/160 968 ‘’. . Richard VG £30/50 Walsh Books, Somerset 1998. Limited 961 ‘Peter Sainsbury. An Appreciaton’. edition no. 7/50. Signed to title page 978 ‘Roy Webber. Statistician’. Irving John Arlott. Boscombe Printing Co by Bailey and Lewis. VG £40/60 Rosenwater. Newnham, Glouces - Ltd 1965. Privately printed. 12 pages. tershire, December 2001. Limited Limited edition of fifty copies 969 ‘Sir ’. Richard Walsh. edition number 29 of one hundred produced for Peter Sainsbury’’s Somerset 1995. Limited edition no. numbered copies produced, of which Benefit Fund of which this is no. 16, 12/50. Signed to title page by ninety are for sale, signed by the signed by the author Arlott. VG Cowdrey. VG £30/50 author. Excellent condition £30/50 £120/160 970 ‘Charles Barnett’. Andy Wilson. 979 ‘Arthur Haygarth Reconsidered’. 962 ‘Danny Livingstone’. John Arlott. Richard Walsh Books, Somerset Irving Rosenwater. Newnham, Reprinted from the Hampshire 1991. Limited edition no. 38/40. Gloucestershire 1997. Limited edition Handbook by Boscombe Printers Ltd Signed to limitation page by Barnett number 18 of one hundred 1972. Privately printed. 8 pages. Not and the author. G/VG £30/50 numbered copies produced, of which limited edition, nor signed by the 971 ‘With the Bookplate of A.E. Winder’. ninety are for sale, signed by the author, but scarce. Minor foxing to David Rayvern Allen. J.W. McKenzie, author. Excellent condition £30/50 internal pages, otherwise in good/ Ewell 2008. Limited edition no. very good condition £200/300 980 ‘The Padwick ‘Bibliography’- Its 175/175. Signed to limitation page Genesis’. Irving Rosenwater. Printed 963 ‘All in a Day’ Kent v Worces - by the author. Good dustwrapper. VG for private circulation, Newnham on tershire 1960. Richard Walsh. £30/40 Severn 2002. Limited edition number Somerset 1993. Limited edition 972 ‘Summer of ‘65’. David Green. 75 of which 65 copies were available booklet tipped in to original blue Quorn 2015. Leather bound limited for sale, this being number 35, signed boards, covering the match in 1960 edition no. 3/50, signed by the by the author. VG £40/60 where Kent beat Worcestershire by author and by four Lancashire an innings and 101 runs in a day. 981 ‘Alfred James Gaston. A Study in cricketers, , Alan Beddow, Limited edition no. 17/150. Signed to Enthusiasm’. Irving Rosenwater. Duncan Worsley and Ken inside front cover of booklet by seven Printed for private circulation in 1975. Shuttleworth. VG £40/60 players who took part in the match Limited edition number 2 of only fifty but, unusually, not signed by the 973 ‘The Year of the Magical Martlets’. numbered copies produced, signed author. Players’ signatures are Nicholas Sharp. 2007. Green cloth in by the author. Sold with an envelope Cowdrey, Halfyard and Jones of Kent, slipcase. Limited edition no. 18/25, addressed to Neville Weston in Irving Dewes, Sedgley, Booth and Slade of signed by the author. Creasing to Rosenwater’s hand, with notes Worcestershire. VG £40/60 page 15, otherwise in very good regarding the book in Weston’s hand, condition £30/50 containing a compliment slip from 964 ‘The Graveneys’. Grahame Parker. E.K. Brown, cricket book seller. G/VG Richard Walsh Books, Somerset 974 ‘Good Old Sussex by the Sea’. £80/120 1995. Limited edition book signed to Nicholas Sharp. 2008. Green cloth in photograph plate by Tom and David slipcase. Limited edition no. 17/25,

94 982 ‘ and the 990 ‘Renton’s Ruse. An Australian Cricket 996 David Frith books. Two limited Captaincy’. Irving Rosenwater. Story’. By John Patrick. With edition books by David Frith. ‘The London 2003. Limited edition prefatory note by Irving Rosenwater. Archie Jackson Story’ published by number 16 of seventy five numbered London 1999. Printed for private The Cricketer, Ashurst, 1974. Limited copies signed by the author. Excellent circulation. Limited edition number edition no. 15/1000. Signed to the condition £40/60 16 of thirty copies produced, signed limitation page by the author. ‘My by Rosenwater. Very good condition Dear Victorious Stod. A Biography of 983 ‘When F.R. Woolley scored a Century £25/35 A.E. Stoddart’, New Malden, for Lancashire’. Irving Rosenwater. privately printed 1970. Limited Printed for private circulation, 991 ‘Harold Gimblett’s Hundred’. John edition no. 38/400 numbered copies. London 2003. Limited edition Arlott. R. Walsh Books, Taunton Good original dustwrapper. Odd number 41 of fifty numbered copies 1991. Limited edition number minor faults, otherwise in good produced, signed by the author. Small 43/123, nicely signed in ink by Arlott. condition £40/60 tear to top of spine, otherwise in Card covers with red ties. Minor good/ very good condition £30/50 ageing to covers, otherwise in good/ 997 ‘E.K. Brown. Cricket Bookseller’. D.T. very good condition £40/60 Smith. Childrey 2011. Limited edition 984 ‘Sir Donald Bradman- Ninety Not of ninety copies of which this is Out. A Brief Tribute in Words and 992 ‘The Graces. E.M., W.G. & G.F.’. A.G. number 50. VG £30/50 Figures’. Irving Rosenwater. Powell and S. Canynge Caple. 1948. Newnham 1998. Limited edition Hardback with original dustwrapper. 998 ‘For Essex & . Graham number 55 of ninety numbered Limited edition number 480/1000. Gooch’s Century of Centuries’. copies produced of which eighty Small tear to dustwrapper, otherwise & Michael Down copies, numbers 11-90, were for sale, in good condition. Also ‘The 1993. Quarter leather. Limited signed by the author. VG £50/70 Chronicle of W.G.’, J.R. Webber, edition no. 138/333. Signed to Nottingham 1998. Limited limited edition page by Gooch. VG 985 ‘Cricket Books. Great Collectors of subscriber’s edition number 295/440. £30/50 the Past’. Irving Rosenwater. Privately Signed to the limitation page by the printed by J.G. Eccles, Inverness for 999 David Boorman limited edition books. author, also Marianne Day, the Author 1976. Nine portraits. Full Two titles by Boorman, ‘Hythe Granddaughter of W.G. and G.F. green leather with gilt to top edge. Cricket Week 1894-1939’ published Grace, Great Nephew of W.G. Limited edition 41 of 200 copies of 2016. Limited edition no. 37/60. Paperback in good condition. Qty 2 which 190 were for sale. G/VG ‘Cricket in the Forest. J.T. McGaw £30/50 £60/90 and Country House Cricket at St. 993 ‘Eton v Harrow at Lords’. Sir Home Leonard’s Forest, Horsham, 1924- 986 ‘The Cricket Rhymes of H.C. Gordon. London 1926. Eton limited 1931’. Published 2012. Limited Coghlan’. Irving Rosenwater. London edition of 325 copies, this being edition no. 47/60. Both titles signed 2004. Limited edition number 23 of number 265. Original decorative by the author. VG £30/50 only 60 copies produced, signed by covers. Unevenly trimmed pages, Rosenwater. G/VG £25/35 1000 Gerry Wolstenholme signed limited some pages untrimmed. Minor wear edition books. ‘Trumper Triumphant’. 987 ‘Thomas Keay Tapling. Cricketer and to covers and spine, otherwise in Red Rose Books 2002. Limited Philatelist’. Irving Rosenwater. Printed good/ very good condition £25/35 edition no. 40/150. ‘Harold for private circulation, London, 994 ‘Forty Seasons of First Class Cricket’. Larwood’. Red Rose Books 2003. January 1995. Limited edition R. Gordon Barlow. Facsimile edition Limited edition no. 40/150. ‘Reminis - number 19 of thirty five numbered of the original first published in cences of David Hunter’. Red Rose copies produced, signed by the Manchester 1908. This edition Books 2001. Limited edition no. author. None were for sale. Excellent published 2002, quarter bound in 29/200. ‘Cricket Across the Seas’. condition £50/70 leather, marbled end-papers, ribbon Red Rose Books 2001. Limited 988 ‘Frederick Gale and the first cricket marker, in slip case, ‘with the addition edition no. 31/300. All four auction’. Irving Rosenwater. Privately of a new appreciation by Gerry hardbacks with good dust wrappers printed for the author in London, Wolstenholme’, as a limited edition of and each signed by the author. Qty September 1994. Limited edition 200 copies. This deluxe edition of 4. VG £30/50 number 44 of only fifty numbered only twenty five copies is number 19, 1001 ‘Sir Aubrey. A Biography of C. Aubrey copies produced, signed by the signed to limitation page by Smith. England Cricketer, West End author. Very good condition £50/70 Wolstenholme. Mint condition Actor and Hollywood Filmstar’. David £40/60 989 ‘George Freeman-The Poetry of Rayvern Allen. J.W. McKenzie, Ewell, Motion. A Centenary Tribute’. Irving 995 ‘John Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ 2005. Limited edition number 56 of Rosenwater. Privately printed in Companion for 1865’. Facsimile 150 copies produced, signed by London 1995. Limited edition edition with green wrappers bound in Honor Cobb, daughter of Sir Aubrey number 31 of only fifty two green cloth. Limited edition of 100 Smith and by the late David Rayvern numbered copies produced, signed copies, this being presentation copy Allen. Good dustwrapper. VG by Rosenwater. Very good condition number 1. VG £25/35 £25/35 £40/60

95 1002 ‘Thornbury Cricket Club Centenary Reader’s Guide’. Four limited edition Tour Through Australia, Handbook 1871-1971’. Edited by S. booklets issued by Lancashire C.C.C. and Great Britain in 1878’. Published Canynge Caple 1971. Presentation the first two booklets are limited to 1980. Limited edition no. 48/150. copy with dedication, signed to inside 500 copies and the last two limited to Also ‘The Third Australian Team in front cover by Caple and dated 19th 300 copies. Sold with ‘Old Trafford’s England’, 1989. ‘The Doings of the July 1971. Minor wear to covers, Century’, Cardus 2007, limited Fourth Australian Cricket Team in otherwise in good condition £25/35 edition no. 29/150 produced to England 1884’, 1990. ‘The 1899 celebrate the 150th anniversary of Australians in England’, 1997. Good 1003 ‘Innings Complete’. Philip Paine. the first match at Old Trafford. Qty 5. dustwrappers. Qty 4. VG £40/60 Volumes 14 (2009), 15, 19 to 22 G £30/50 (2016), each limited edition of 250 1016 J.W. McKenzie publications. Titles are copies, signed by the author. Qty 6. 1011 W.G. Grace. Two signed limited ‘The Don Meets the Babe’, Ric G £20/30 edition books by Bernard Whimpress. Sissons, 1995. ‘With the M.C.C. in ‘W.G. Grace at Kadina. Champion Australia’, Major Philip Trevor, 1999. 1004 ‘The Story of a Cricket Stained Glass Cricketer or Scoundrel?’. Privately ‘The Rise and Fall of Percy Perrin’, Window’. Keith Hayhurst. Limited published 1994. Limited edition no. John Shawcroft, 2000. ‘Lord Harris’s edition hardback no. 55/60, signed 66/300. ‘W.G. Grace. Colonial Team in Australia 1878-79’, Gerald to title page by the author. VG Responses 1873-74, 1891-92’. 2013. Howat, 2001. Also two facsimile £30/40 Limited edition no. 20/159. Both reprints of ‘The Log of the “Old 1005 ‘William Brockwell: His Triumph and titles signed by the author. VG Un”‘, 1994, and ‘Recollections of Tragedy’. James D. Coldham. £30/50 Lord’s and the Marylebone Cricket Privately printed. London 1970. Club’, 1989. Good dustwrappers. 1012 K. Martin Tebay. ‘Monographs on Limited edition no. 51/100, signed by Qty 6. G/VG £30/50 Lancashire Cricket’ issue nos. 1-9. the author. Rusting to staples, and Each edition numbered, limited to 1017 Somerset C.C.C. ‘A Photographic minor staining to covers, otherwise in twenty five copies, and signed by History of Somerset C.C.C. 1891- good condition £50/70 Tebay. Published by Red Rose Books 1991’. Edited by Eddie Lawrence, 1006 ‘R.P. Nelson. Memoir’. H. Strickland 2011-2012. G/VG £50/80 1991. Limited edition no. 90/100. and R Nelson. Privately published, ‘Somerset County Cricket Club. 1013 K. Martin Tebay. Four limited edition 1955. Original card cover. Rusting to Players, Biographies and Statistics books by Tebay on Johnny Briggs, staples, otherwise in good condition 1891-2002’. Eddie Lawrence, 2002. Lancashire & England 1879-1900. £30/40 Limited edition no. 405/500. Both Titles are ‘Bravo Johnny!’, limited titles signed by Lawrence. Qty 2. Sold Nelson captained Northamptonshire edition no. 23/55. ‘Lancashire’s with two official scorecards for in 1938 and 1939, and was killed in Record Tenth Wicket . Somerset v Glamorgan and Somerset action in World War II aged 28 Johnny Briggs and Richard Pilling’, v Sussex, Clarence Park, Weston- limited edition no. 21/50. ‘Boy Briggs 1007 ‘E.W.S. (1907-2000). The Last super-Mare, August 1951. Printed and His Lordship. Johnny Briggs’ Interview’. David Rayvern Allen and handwritten scores. G £30/40 Benefit Match’, limited edition no. 2000. Limited edition of ninety three 22/125. ‘Johnny Briggs. Ashes 1018 ‘Don’ts For Young Cricketers’. D.C.F. copies, this being number 16, signed century, Ashes hat-trick’, limited Burton. London and Keighley c1921. by Rayvern Allen. VG £30/50 edition no. 28/200. Each signed by Padwick 494. Originally from 1008 ‘A Catalogue of Cricket Catalogues, the author. Published by Red Rose Burton’s own collection. Rare. G/VG Booklists, Bibliographical Sources and Books 2006-2011. G/VG £30/40 £50/80 Indexes Etcetara’. Compiled by David 1014 K. Martin Tebay. Six limited edition David Cecil Fowler Burton, Rayvern Allen 1980. Issued in a books by Tebay. Titles are ‘Captain Cambridge University, Yorkshire and limited edition of 75 numbered Moggridge, Archie MacLaren’s England, 1907-21. Burton played copies, of which 60 were for sale, Dilemma’, limited edition no. 21/50. 104 matches for Yorkshire and was each signed by the compiler. This ‘For the Benefit of William McIntyre’, captain 1919-21. He toured with copy is number 60. VG £25/35 limited edition no. 16/50. ‘Four in A.W.F. Somerset’s M.C.C. teams to 1009 ‘Roses for Remembrance’. Collected Four and Plenty More’, limited the West Indies in 1910/11 and by Ron Yeomans. Privately printed, edition no. 38/137. ‘No Native Er’e 1912/13 1960. A collection of excerpts from Did That Before’, limited edition no. 1019 Gerry Wolstenholme signed limited newspapers regarding the Yorkshire v 24/108. ‘Charlie Hallows. 1,000 Runs edition books. Six books by Lancashire match of August 2, 1960. in May, 1928’, limited edition no. Wolstenholme published by Red Rose Limited edition 52 of 200 copies of 38/125. ‘The Cricketing Curate and Books. Titles are ‘Gordon Garlic’, which 190 were for sale. VG £30/50 the Cornstalks’, limited edition no. 2004, limited edition no. 39/120. 8/125. Each signed by the author. 1010 Neville Cardus. ‘The Elusive Mr ‘Cricket With Laughter’ 2006, no. Published by Red Rose Books 2008- Cardus’, ‘My Dear Michael’. Letters 14/100. ‘Towering Success’ 2007, 2013. G/VG £30/50 and other writings of Neville Cardus, no. 28/120. ‘Mine Host at the Mitre’, ‘Neville Cardus Reflects, Pages from 1015 J.W. McKenzie facsimile reprints. 2009, 25/120. ‘They are not going to a writer’s notebook...’ and Cardus: A Titles are ‘The Australian Cricketers’ set the Thames on fire...’, 2012, no.

96 25/100. ‘First-class Cricketers from Nicholas Sharp 2006. Limited edition an illustration of the social Rossall School: Thee Victorian Era’, no. 59/75, signed by Sharp. Sold with background to cricket in the 1890’s 2012, no. 21/100. Sold with ‘More two titles edited by Roger Packham 1029 ‘The Graces. E.M., W.G. & G.F.’. A.G. First-class Cricketers from Rossall and Nicholas Sharp, ‘A Celebration Powell and S. Canynge Caple. School 1868-2012’, 2013, signed by Lunch For Rupert Webb’ 2012. London 1948. Limited edition of Wolstenholme. Qty 7. G/VG Limited edition no. 84/90, signed by 1000 numbered copies, this being £30/50 Webb. ‘Ted Dexter. A Celebration’ number 627. Minor loss and wear to 2012. Limited edition no. 116/150, 1020 Lancashire C.C.C. biographies/ original dustwrapper, otherwise in signed by Dexter. Qty 3. VG £40/60 histories. Six books, the majority good condition. Sold with ‘Early limited editions or signed. Titles are 1025 Sussex cricket histories. ‘Pre-Victorian Memories of ’, Ashurst ‘Archie Remembered’, 2004, limited Sussex Cricket’, H.F. and A.P. Squire, 1976. Limited edition no. 32/1000, edition no. 170/424. ‘By Three Runs. 1951. ‘Henfield Cricket and its Sussex signed by Frank Woolley. Qty 2. G The Fourth Test, Old Trafford 1902’, Cradle’, H.F. and A.P. Squire, Hove £30/50 Alan Upton 2005, limited edition no. 1949. Good dustwrapper. ‘A History 1030 Gerry Wolstenholme, sports writer. 157/300. ‘Finally a Face. A Memoir of the Horsham County Cricket Two limited edition reprints of cricket of Reginald Wood’, Philip Paine Festival 1908-2007’ David Boorman books published by Red Rose Books 2007, signed by the author. ‘Johnny 2008. Signed by the author. ‘Some with introductions by Wolstenholme. Remembered’, M.G. Lorimer, limited Magic from Mushy and Much More’, Titles are ‘Forty Seasons of First-class edition no. 172/225 and signed by Nicholas Sharp 2004. Limited edition Cricket’, R.G. Barlow, reprint the author. ‘Heads or Tails? no. 66/103, signed by the author. published 2002. Limited edition no. Lancashire Captains 1865-1991’, Roy ‘A.D. Taylor The Cricketologist’, Tony 42/200. Signed by Wolstenholme. Cavanagh 1992, limited edition no. Laughton 2002. Limited edition no. ‘The Life of John Briggs’, Herbert 455/1000, signed by the author. Also 97/200. ‘A Sussex Cricket Odyssey’, Turner, 2000. Limited edition no. ‘Johnny Briggs. Poor Johnny’, Stuart Laetitia Stapleton 1979. ‘Cricket at 59/200. Sold with two further titles Brodkin 2007. G £30/40 Hastings. The Story of a Ground’, by Wolstenholme, ‘The West Indian Gerald Brodribb 1989. Qty 7. G 1021 ‘Some Recollections of Cricket’. Lord Tour of England 1906’, 1992. Limited £30/50 Charles J.F. Russell. Facsimile reprint edition no. 404/500. Also ‘From Peak published by J.W. McKenzie 1979. 1026 ‘At the Crease with Gary Sobers: His to ‘Pool’ 1994. Limited edition no. Limited edition no. 31/100. Sold with Partnerships in ’. Keith 197/204. Both signed by the author. ‘Curiosities of Cricket from The A.P. Sandiford. London 2001. Signed Qty 4. G/VG £40/60 Earliest Records to Present Time’ by by the author and Sobers. Some 1031 Essex and Hampshire histories. Titles An Old Cricketer’. Facsimile reprint creasing to dustwrapper, otherwise in include ‘James Aylward: The Untold published by J.W. McKenzie 1978. good condition £30/50 Story’. Roy Clark, London 2001. Limited edition of 150 copies 1027 ‘The Professional Amateur. The Limited edition no. 58/167, signed by produced. ‘St. Ivo and ’. Cricketing Life of Bob Barber’. Colin the author. ‘Gooch of England. A Facsimile reprint published by J.W. Shindler. Nantwich 2015. Limited Complete Record’, David W. McKenzie 1978. Limited edition no. edition number 25 of seventy five Goodyear and Robert Brooke. 3/75. The three titles in very good books produced, signed by the Limited edition no. 63/84. Signed by condition in good dust wrappers. Qty author and Barber and by five other the authors. Also ‘Hampshire County 3 £50/80 cricketers , Jim Parks, Cricket Club 1863-1963’, ‘Farewell to 1022 ‘Shaw and Shrewsbury’s Team in M.J.K. Smith, J.T. Murray and David May’s Bounty. Hampshire County Australia 1884-5’. Facsimile reprint Green etc. Good dustwrapper. VG Cricket at Basingstoke 1906-2000’, published by J.W. McKenzie 1985. £30/50 Kevin Smallbone 2006, etc. Qty 7. G Limited edition no. 73/200. Sold with £25/35 1028 ‘The Bardswells: Fact and Fiction with ‘The Cricketing Record of Major a reprint of ‘Played On’ by Emily 1032 The Ashes. Three limited edition/ Wharton’s Tour 1888-9’. Facsimile Bardswell’. Derek Deadman and signed publications. Titles are ‘Gubby reprint published by J.W. McKenzie Christopher Sheppard. Privately Allen- Bad Boy of bodyline?’. Brian 1987. Limited edition no. 60/200. printed in Leicester 1979. Printed Rendell. Limited edition no. 54/100, Both titles in very good condition in paper wrappers with original black signed by the author. ‘Laker’s good dust wrappers. Qty 2 £30/50 taped spine. Limited edition number Matches. 19 and the Ashes’. 1023 ‘ 1946-2013. A Tribute’. 48 of 50 copies printed and signed by Vic Rigby. Limited edition no. 38/75. Edited by Roger Packham and the two authors. Good/ very good Signed by the author, and Peter Nicholas Sharp (2013). Limited condition £40/60 Richardson and Ian Craig who wrote edition of 200 copies of which this is the foreword. ‘How we won the Gerald Roscoe Bardswell played for number 165, signed by five Sussex Ashes’, P.F. Warner. Centenary Oxford University and Lancashire players Buss, Snow, Barclay, Graves edition, London 2003. Limited edition and was a member of Lord Hawke’s and Spencer. VG £30/50 no. 208/400. Good dustwrappers. teams to North America in 1894 and VG. Qty 3 £30/50 1024 ‘The Various Editions of A.J. Gaston’s the West Indies in 1896-97. His aunt, Sussex County Cricket 1728-1923’. Emily Bardswell, wrote ‘Played On’

97 1033 ‘More Ashley-Cooper. Notes on “F.S. 1039 ‘Eton v Harrow at Lords’. Sir Home () 2003. Limited edition Ashley-Cooper: A Biographical Gordon. London 1926. Eton limited no. 61/115, signed by Cardwell and Sketch & Bibliography’. Martin edition of 325 copies, this being Morris. ‘Hints to Umpires 1871’ Wilson. Second edition 2004. 8pp number 324. Original decorative 2004. Limited edition no. 37/133. publication, limited edition no. 7/10, covers. The inside front cover Signed by Arthur Watson to facing signed by Wilson and Peter Wynne- comprises a handwritten love letter title page and a further five umpires, Thomas. Sold with ‘Lillywhite. The on Williams & Norgate letterhead Tom Brooks, Dick French, Darrell, First Modern Bowler’. Martin Wilson from Humphrey Cotton ‘Munchie’ Simon Taufel and Ted Wykes to 2011. Qty 2. VG £30/40 Minchin to ‘Daisy’, and on the facing internal signature page. Rare VG front endpaper on official M.C.C. £60/90 1034 Limited edition cricket books. Titles letterhead a hand written poem to are ‘Reminiscences of Plum Warner’. 1045 ‘Pavilions in the Park. A History of the the same lady. The letter and poem Philip A. Snow and Gerry Cricket Club and its dated 8th and 10th July 1926 respec - Wolstenholme. Limited edition no. Ground’. Alf Batchelder. Melbourne tively correspond to the Eton v 63/75, signed by Wostenholme. 2005. Volumes One & Two. Signed Harrow match played at Lord’s. G ‘Mann’s Men. The M.C.C. Team in limited edition of 750 copies, this £30/50 South Africa 1922-23’, Brian being number 445. In slip case. VG Bassano, Ewell 2004, limited to 250 Williams and Norgate were the £50/70 copies. ‘Addicted to Cricket. Essays publishers of the two volumes. 1046 ‘Blighted Lives. The Story of Harry on the Game’. J. Neville Turner. Minchin may have been a director at and ’. Rick Smith. Victoria 2010. Limited edition no. the time Tasmania 2010. Limited edition 82 of 24/200, signed by the author 1040 ‘The Visit of Mr W.W. Read’s 1891- 150 copies, signed by the author. VG ‘Neville’. Qty 3. VG £30/50 92 English Cricket Team to South £30/50 1035 ‘Cricketers and the Law’. J.W. Africa’, Brian Bassano & Rick Smith, 1047 ‘Oldfield’s Australian Cricket XI in Goldman. Privately published 1958. J.W. McKenzie, Ewell 2007. Limited Malaya and Singapore in 1927’ 1998, Limited edition no. 29/50. Original edition no. 23/200. Sold with two limited edition 57/75, and ‘Cricket hardback with good dustwrapper. VG facsimilie reprints published by J.W. Matches played by Australian Teams £50/80 McKenzie, ‘The 1899 Australians in in and U.S.A. 1878-1995’ England’, P. Sharpham and M.C.C. in 1036 ‘Who Was Who of the First Class 1995. Both by Alfred James and South Africa 1938-39, Brian Bassano. Cricketers who died in the Great signed by the author. Qty 2. G/VG Qty 3. G/VG £25/35 War’. Clive Paish. Published by the £40/60 author 2014. Limited edition no. 1041 ‘Reggie. Five Years of Fame, the story 1048 ‘Ratu Kadavu’s Fijian Cricket XI in 40/200, signed by the author. Sold of Reginald Duff’. Ric Sissons 2015. Australia 1907/08’. Alfred James, with four books relating to cricket in Limited collectors edition of 200 1993. Limited edition no. the two World Wars, including copies, of which 190 are available to 11/150. Sold with ‘Substitute Players ‘Shadows over the Wicket with the collectors, this being number 39. for England Cricket Teams in Australia British Empire XI, Seasons 1940 to Signed to the limitation page by the since 1861-62’. Alfred James. Sydney 1945’. E. Hoskin, Gloucester 1946, Australian Test player, Ed Cowan, and 2015. Limited edition no. 14/60. with a note handwritten in ink from the author. VG £40/60 Both titles signed by the author. VG Hoskin, dated 27th February 1946, 1042 ‘Hugh Trumble. A Cricketer’s Life’. £40/60 signed ‘Ernest Hoskin’ etc. Qty 5. G Alf Batchelder. Melbourne 2009. £25/35 1049 ‘ in Otago’. Ronald Volumes I and II, both limited editions Cardwell. Cherrywell 2012. Bound in 1037 ‘G.A. Hick 178. An Analysis of of 200 copies, signed by the author. red leather. Limited edition no. ’s First Test Century’. VG £70/100 41/72. Signed to title page by the C.P.W. Jonkers, Stourbridge 1993. 1043 ‘80 . The Arthur Richardson author. VG £40/60 Limited edition no. 13/21. Signed by Story’. L.R. Hill. Privately printed in Hick to title page. G £30/40 1050 ‘Chuckers. A history of throwing in Mount Gambier, South Australia Australian cricket’. Bernard 1038 ‘Catalogue of an Exhibition of portrait 1968. Original pictorial wrappers. Whimpress. Kent Town, South drawings in coloured chalks of The Only 150 copies of this book were Australia 2002. Limited edition no. Empire’s Cricketers by A. Chevallier printed. Rusting to staples, book title 36/100. Signed by the author. VG Tayler : Held in the rooms of The Fine handwritten to spine, otherwise in £30/40 Art Society 148, New Bond Street, good condition £40/60 June & July, 1905. With a new 1051 ‘Googlyman. The Story of H.V. ‘Ranji’ 1044 Ronald Cardwell. Four limited edition introduction by John Hawkins’. Horden’. Rick Smith. Tasmania 2005. books by Cardwell. ‘The Fitzroy Christopher Saunders Books 2006. Limited edition 225 of 300 copies Urchin’ () 1999. Limited Limited edition of 100 copies, each produced, signed by the author. VG edition no. 61/112, signed by signed and numbered by John £30/50 Cardwell and Harvey. ‘Booth’s Big Hawkins this being number 12. Very Match’ (Brian Booth) 1999. Limited 1052 ‘The Trumble Family in Australia’. good condition £40/60 edition 61/112, signed by Cardwell Robert Trumble. Privately printed in and Booth. ‘Morris’s Dilemma’ Melbourne 1972. Original stiffened

98 wrappers. Limited edition no. 1059 Ronald Cardwell. Two limited edition and dedicated limited edition no. 51/150. Signed with dedication books by Cardwell. ‘The A.I.F. Cricket 78/225. Sold with ‘W.G. Down (recipient’s name obscured) by Team’. Privately printed 1980. Under. Grace in Australia 1873-74 Trumble and dated 17th April 1972. Limited edition no. 97/190. Signed and 1891-92’. Rick Smith & Ron G £40/60 by the author. Also ‘The M.C.C. Tour Williams. Tasmania 1994. Limited to Australia 1903-1904’. Privately edition no. 231/300, signed by the 1053 ‘E.W. Dawson the Cricketer. printed 1988. Limited edition no. authors. Qty 2. VG £25/35 Trustworthy Ally at the Front Line’. 36/287. Signed by the authors and Peter Kettle. Melbourne 2009. 1066 ‘The Eleventh Australian Tour 1902. Bill O’Reilly. VG £50/70 Limited edition 41 of 120 privately Particulars of the team, portraits and published copies and signed by the 1060 ‘Between Branches. A Collection of biographies of all the players’. author. Limitation page becoming Writings by Ray Robinson in the Originally published by the ‘Cricket detached. Minor wear, otherwise in Journals of ’. Office’, London 1902. Reprinted by good condition £25/35 Ronald Cardwell. Privately published J.W. McKenzie, Ewell 1993 with new 1996. Limited edition no. 134/300. foreword by . Limited 1054 ‘Cricket’s Imperial Crisis of 1932/33’. Signed by the author and five edition of 250 copies, this being Brian Stoddart. Canberra 1983. contributors, Brian Booth, Gordon number 30, signed by Bradman. Limited edition no. 14/200 copies. Rorke, David Sincock, Kersi Meher- Good dustwrapper. VG £40/60 VG £25/35 Homji and Phil Derriman. VG 1067 ‘The Australians in England 1882’. 1055 ‘The 2nd Australian XI’s Tour of £30/50 Facsimile reprint published by J.W. Australia, Britain and New Zealand in 1061 Bernard Whimpress. Three signed McKenzie 1982. Limited edition no. 1880/81 with Appendices’. Alfred limited edition books by Whimpress. 14/120. Good dustwrapper. Sold James. Privately published in red ‘’s 365 at ’. with ‘The Australians in England boards with gilt titles to spine. Limited Privately published 2012. Limited 1884’. Facsimile reprint published by edition no. 19/100. Signed in ink to edition no. 40/100. ‘The First J.W. McKenzie 1984. Limited edition the limited page by the author. VG Sheffield Shield Game’. 2000. Limited no. 20/150. Small tear to £50/70 edition no. 55/100. ‘Adelaide Oval dustwrapper, otherwise in good 1056 Melbourne Cricket Club. ‘An Scoreboards’. 2015. Limited edition condition. Qty 2 £40/60 Unforgettable Summer. The 1960-61 22/100. Each signed by the author. 1068 ‘Eighty Not Out. The Bill Whitty Australia- West Indies Series. A 40th VG £50/70 Story’. Les R. Hill. Mount Gambia, Anniversary Tribute’. Alf Batcheldor, 1062 Bernard Whimpress. Three signed South Australia 1966. Minor creasing Ray Webster and Ken Williams. books by Whimpress. ‘Lord Hawke’s to original paper wrappers, otherwise Melbourne 2000. Signed by the three XI at Unley’. Privately published in good condition £30/40 authors to title page. Also 2003. Limited edition no. 24/100. ‘Melbourne Cricket Club. An 1069 ‘Historical Waverley Vol. 2’. Jack ‘On Our Selection. An alternative Affectionate Remembrance. The Atkins. Waverley Press 1976. Signed history of Australian Cricket. 2011. Story of the Mythical Ashes’. by Atkins. Rusting to staples, Limited edition no. 97/200. ‘Half- Batcheldor, Rusden, Studham, otherwise in good condition £20/30 Life: A memoir’. 2015. All three titles Webster and Williams. Melbourne signed by the author. VG £30/50 1070 ‘Charles Bannerman, Australia’s 2006. Signed to title page by all five Premier Batsman’. Alfred James. New authors. Qty 2. VG £30/40 1063 Brian Bassano and Rick Smith. Two South 2016. Limited edition limited edition books by Bassano and 1057 ‘The Golden Age of Cricket. A no. 63/165. Signed by the author. Smith, both published by J.W. Memorial Book of Hugh Trumble’. G/VG £25/35 McKenzie. ‘The Visit of Mr. W.W. Robert Trumble. Melbourne 1968. Read’s 1891-92 English Cricket Team 1071 Bernard Whimpress, sports historian Limited edition no. 391/1000, signed to South Africa’. Published 2007. and former curator of the Adelaide in ink by Trumble. Minor tear and Limited edition no. 39/200. ‘Maiden Oval Museum. Six limited editions small tape repair to dustwrapper, Victory’. 2012. Limited edition no. titles by Whimpress, each signed by otherwise in good condition £30/40 69/150. VG £30/50 the author. Titles are ‘Bradman at 1058 Ronald Cardwell. Two limited edition Adelaide Oval. A Match by Match 1064 Brian Bassano and Rick Smith. Two books by Cardwell. ‘A Cameo from Record’ 2005. Limited edition no. signed limited edition books by the Past- The Life and Times of 65/100. ‘Hughie’s Best Never Ashes Bassano and Smith. ‘The West Indies H.S.T.L. Hendry’. Cardwell and Thos. Series 1940-41 1942’ by ‘Scribe’ in Australia 1930-31’. Published in Hodgson. Australian Cricket Society (Whimpress), 2004. Limited edition Tasmania 1990. Limited edition no. 1984. Limited edition no. 102/325. no. 41/100’. Hughie’s Best Never 276/300. ‘Vic’s Boys. Australia in Signed by Hendry and Bill O’Reilly Eleven’ by ‘Scribe’, 2002. Limited South Africa 1935-36’. Tasmania who wrote the foreword. Also ‘A edition no. 27/100. ‘Adelaide Gold. 1993. Limited edition no. 188/275. Cameo from the Past. W.A. Brown’, The Origins of Ball by Ball Cricket Both titles signed by the authors. Cardwell, 1996. Limited edition no. Broadcasting’ 1997. Limited edition G/VG £25/35 117/200. Signed by the author and no. 33/300. ‘Cricket and Politics...’ Bill Brown. VG £50/70 1065 ‘Cricket Brawl. The 1912 Dispute’. 2013. Limited edition no. 13/100. Rick Smith. Tasmania 1995. Signed Also ‘Australian Eleven. Test Cricket

99 Snapshots 1945-1995’, Whimpress Cashman 1990. ‘Charlie Macartney, 1998. Sold with two further West and Nigel Hart 1997. Signed by both Cricket’s Govenor-General’, Peter Indies brochures, unsigned. Qty 5. G authors. All published in Australia and Sharpham 2004. ‘Bill O’Reilly, A £30/50 not readily available in the United Cricketing Life’, Jack McHarg 1990. 1082 ‘Cricket’s Brightest Summer. West Kingdom. G/VG £30/50 ‘The Story of Mystery Indies tour of Australia 1960-1961’. Spinner’, Gideon Haigh 1999. ‘The 1072 ‘Cricket Balmania 1897-1980. L.D. Roberts. Kingston (Jamaica) Big Ship. and the Official history of Balmain District 1961. Wear and tears to dust Making of Modern Cricket’, Gideon Cricket Club’. Clifford Winning. wrapper, otherwise in good Haigh 2001. G/VG £30/50 Balmain 1981. Original pictorial condition. Scarce £30/50 boards. Limited edition of 600 copies, 1078 Australia and New Zealand limited 1083 Brunell Jones, West Indian cricket this being number 198, signed by the edition biographies and histories. writer. Selection of eight books by author to limitation page, and also ‘Trumper’s Team in Queensland Jones. ‘Cricket (?) XI’ 1976, ‘Gone signed with dedication to facing title 1906’, John Hawkins 2012. Limited with the Kiwis’, 1972, ‘What A Tour!’ page, dated March 1981. Sold with edition no. 68/150, signed by the 1977, ‘Kangaroo Invasion’ 1973, ‘Balmania Revisited 1897-1990. author. ‘Cricket and Classics. The ‘Cricket Confusion’ 1978, ‘The Best Official history of Balmain District Short Life of Gervys Hazlitt (1888- of Cricket, West Indies vs England Cricket Club, a sequel to Cricket 1915)’, James and William Longden 1895-1974’ 1974, ‘Gone with the Balmania’. Clifford Winning. Balmain 2008. Limited edition no. 81/120, Indians’ 1971, and ‘Gone with the 1990. Original pictorial wrappers. signed by both authors. ‘Spiro Zavos. Indians Again!’ 1976. Odd minor Limited edition of 1000 copies, this The Pupil Meets the Master’, Ronald faults, otherwise in good condition being number 177, signed by the Cardwell 2008. Limited edition no. £80/100 author. Qty 2. G/VG £30/50 35/50. Signed by Cardwell (twice) and Zavos. ‘Bat and Ball. Leading 1084 ‘Cricket in Barbados’. Bruce 1073 ‘Test Tussles On and Off the Field’. batsmen and bowlers in 100 years of Hamilton, Barbados 1947. Original D.K. Darling. Tasmania 1970. Sheffield Shield Cricket’, Ted Stokes decorative blue boards. VG £30/50 Original hardback with good 2002. Limited edition no. 60/100. dustwrapper. Signed by the author to 1085 ‘The Queen’s Park Diamond Jubilee ‘From Government Paddocks to title page. G/VG £30/40 “ is Sixty” 1896-1956’. Bellerive Oval. A Short Appreciation Kingston, Jamaica 1956. Original 1074 ‘The Ross Gregory Story’. David Frith. of Hobart’s Cricket History’, Michael decorative paper wrappers. Minor 2003. Deluxe limited Edition of only Gandy. Limited edition no. 17/250, wear and ageing, otherwise in good 50 copies, this is no. 28, signed by signed by the author. ‘Brad Hodge. condition £30/40 the author. Original half leather, The Little Master’, Ken Piesse 2010. marbled end-papers and top edge Limited edition no. 153/203, signed 1086 New Zealand signed cricket books. gilt. Excellent condition £40/60 by the author and Hodge. Also ‘Les Five New Zealand autobiographies Favell’, Alan Shiell. Qty 7. G/VG and biographies, each signed by the 1075 Judge B.J. Wakley. Two first edition £40/60 player featured. Players signatures hardbacks by Wakley. Titles are include M. Crowe, I. Smith, G. ‘Bradman the Great’, London 1959, 1079 ‘Testing Time. The West Indies vs Bartlett, T. Pritchard and W. Lees. and ‘Classic Centuries in the Test England 1974’. Michael Gibbes. G/VG £25/35 Matches between England and Trinidad 1974. Post-tour brochure Australia’, London 1964. Both with comprising ‘An account of the 1087 New Zealand cricket biographies. very good dustwrappers. Sold with M.C.C. tour of the Caribbean with Eleven hardback biographies of New seven books on Australian cricket, essays on contemporary West Indian Zealand cricketers all with two signed by the authors. Signed cricket’. Original decorative limp dustwrappers, seven signed. Titles titles are ‘On Tour with Brian Booth, covers. G/VG. Scarce £30/50 include ‘Sword of Willow’, John Reid, England 1961’, Brian Booth and London 1963. ‘Hadlee’, ‘Rhythm and 1080 West Indies biographies. Box Ronald Cardwell’, 2009, and ‘So Swing’ and ‘At the Double’, Richard containing ten books on West Indian Near, So Far’, Marc Fiddian 2002 etc. Hadlee, and ‘Out on a Limb’, Martin cricketers, six signed to the title page Qty 9. G/VG £30/40 Crowe. All five titles signed to the or on piece laid down. Signed books title page by the subject. Also ‘The 1076 ‘A History of Queensland Cricket’. are , , Playing Mantis’, Jeremy Coney and E.H. Hutcheon. Brisbane 1946. , , Brian ‘Opening Up’, Glenn Turner, both Original mauve boards with titles in Lara and . G £20/30 with the subject’s signature on piece gilt. Fading to spine and some ageing 1081 West Indies 1997-1998. Three titles laid down to title page etc. G/VG to boards. Sold with rare ‘Errata’ eight by Winston McGowan, each signed £25/35 page booklet £30/50 by the author. Titles are ‘Guyanese in 1088 ‘The 300 Club’. Lynn McConnell. 1077 Modern signed Australian India - West Indies Test Cricket’, Limited edition no. 24/385 of which biographies. Six biographies, each Guyana 1997. ‘The 1997 West Indies 360 were for sale. Signed in ink by signed by the author. Titles are ‘A Tour of Pakistan and the Crisis in McConnell, Glenn Turner and Ken Life-Long Innings. The Jack Ryder Caribbean Cricket’, Guyana 1998. Rutherford. VG £30/50 Story’, Marc Fiddian 1995. ‘The ‘West Indian Triple Centurions form “Demon” Spofforth’, Richard Tarilton to Chanderpaul’, Guyana

100 1089 New Zealand cricket histories, inside front cover from the author to good condition £30/50 biographies etc 1980s onwards. Ten John Arlott, dated 30th September India won the Test series 1-0 with books, some large format relating to 1972. Minor wear to boards, four matches drawn. India had New Zealand cricket. Titles include otherwise in good/ very good previously played 24 Test matches ‘Cricket Centenary. The Story of condition £30/50 against West Indies before securing Cricket in Hawke’s Bay 1855-1955’. 1093 ‘Vijay Merchant’. Edward Knight. their first victory. F.F. Cane, Napier 1959. Original hard Calcutta 1950. First edition. Original scored over 1000 runs on the tou r back with good dustwrapper. Also ‘A decorative paper wrappers. Minor Cricket Century. The First 100 Years 1099 ‘Century of Tests’. Edited by K. Iswara damage to spine paper, otherwise in of the Lancaster Park Cricket Club Dutt and K.V. Gopalaratnam. New good condition £30/40 Inc’, ‘A Century of the Canterbury 1968. Original decorative paper Cricket Association 1877-1977’, and 1094 ‘March of Indian Cricket’. Prof. D.B. wrappers. Loss and wear to spine ‘The Finest Years. Twenty Years of Deodhar. Calcutta 1948. Original paper, general wear, otherwise in New Zealand Cricket’ by R.T. decorative boards with good good condition. Rare £50/80 Brittenden, etc The majority dustwrapper. Some ageing, otherwise 1100 ‘Cricket in Northern India’. Gurdeep published in New Zealand and not in good condition. Sold with ‘I Look Singh. Cosmo Publications, Ludhiana. readily available in the United Back. An Autobiography’. D.B. First edition, 1966. Hardback with Kingdom. G/VG £30/50 Deodhar. Published by The Hindu original boards and dustwrapper. London Office 1966. Plain wrappers. 1090 New Zealand limited edition histories. Small tears to dustwrapper, otherwise G. Qty 2 £40/60 Two titles published by the Nag’s in good/ very good condition Head Press, Christchurch, New 1095 ‘India v 2nd Commonwealth £40/60 Zealand. Titles are ‘England Skittled. Unofficial Tests 1950-51’, Prof. N.S. 1101 ‘C.K. Nayudu. A Cricketer of Charm’. Match Report of a Notable Test Phadke, Bombay 1951. Green cloth By ‘Eskari’ (Berry Sarbadhikary). S.K. Victory NZ v England’, R.T. Brittenden boards. Some ageing, otherwise in Roy, Calcutta 1945. Original pictorial 2000. Limited edition no. 122/225. good condition. Sold with ‘India vs boards in good dustwrapper. G ‘Demon Bowler. Australian XI v M.C.C. Tests 1951-52’. N.S. Phadke. £25/35 Canterbury XV’, 1980. Limited Bombay 1952. Original decorative edition 210/358. Qty 2. VG £40/60 paper wrappers. Some loss and old 1102 ‘Bombay Pentangular’. Edited by S.K. tape repair to spine, otherwise in Roy. Calcutta 1945. Original pictorial 1091 Australia and New Zealand good condition. Qty 2 £25/35 boards. G £30/50 biographies. Titles are ‘W.H. Ponsford. A Statistical Supplement’, 1096 ‘India-England Cricket Visits 1911- 1103 ‘India in Test Cricket’. D.N. Bacha. Anthony George, 1986, signed by 1946’, S.K. Roy, Calcutta 19546. First Bombay 1952. Original decorative the author. ‘Sam Cosstick 1836- edition. Original hardback with paper wrappers. Minor wear to spine. 1896. A Pioneer of Australian dustwrapper. Tape repairs to G £25/35 Cricket’, Peter James Sunners, 2005, dustwrapper, otherwise in good 1104 L.N. Mathur, cricket author. Three signed by the author. ‘For Club and condition. Sold with ‘Australian books by Mathur. ‘The Fight for the Country’, Ken Williams, Melbourne Cricket Tours to India\, S.K. Roy, Rubber’, Ajmer 1946. Hardback with 2000, signed by the author. ‘The Calcutta 1947. First edition. Original dustwrapper. ‘M.C.C. in India’, Ajmer . Melbourne Cricket decorative boards. G. Qty 2 £30/50 1952. Paper wrappers. ‘C.K. Nayudu. Ground March 1977’, Batchelder, 1097 ‘Madras Cricket Association Silver Legend in his Lifetime’, Udaipur Rusden, Webster, and Williams, Jubilee Souvenir 1930-1955’. Edited 1996. Hardback with dustwrapper. Melbourne 2002, signed by all four by S.V. Govindarajan. Madras 1956. Odd faults. G £40/60 authors. ‘Warwick Armstrong’, Presentation copy with handwritten Radcliffe Grace, Victoria, Australia, 1105 ‘The Story of the Tests’. S.K. dedication in ink to first page, ‘To limited edition no. 127/350, signed Gurunathan. Madras 1961-1964. Geoff from “VP”. All the best’. ‘VP’ by the author. ‘c Tindill b Cowie. The Volumes I-III. Original wrappers. may be V. Pattabhiraman, Vice- story of Bradman & New Zealand’, Volume I, India v England 1932- president of the Madras Cricket Ron Palenski, Dunedin 2013, signed 1959, Volume II, Australia & West Association, who wrote one of the by the author. ‘Bill Bernau and the Indies and Volume III Pakistan, New articles. Bound in green cloth boards, New Zealand Cricket Tour of England Zealand & England 1961-1964. Also original decorative paper wrappers 1927’, Mike Batty, limited edition no. ‘12 Years of 1934- preserved. Minor wear to original 40/99, signed by the author. Also 1945’, S.K. Gurunathan, Madras wrappers, otherwise in good/ very ‘Les Favell’, Alan Shiell, c1988. ‘Clem 1946. Qty 4. G £30/50 good condition £30/50 Hill’s Reminiscences’, Bernard 1106 Indian cricket histories. Selection of Whimpress, ACS, Cardiff 2007. Qty 1098 ‘India Wins Series in Caribbeans’. L.N. books relating to Club histories, 9 £40/60 Misra. Lucknow 1971. Scarce post- anniversaries etc. Titles include tour brochure celebrating both India’s 1092 ‘Ranji. A Centenary Album’. Vasant ‘Duleep and Irani Trophy Golden first Test match victory and their first Raiji, Bombay 1972. Original Jubilee 1929-79’. ‘The Romance of series win against the West Indies. decorative gold boards. Presentation Ranji Trophy, 50 Golden Years’, Minor wear to original paper copy with handwritten dedication to Vasant Raji 1984, signed by the wrappers, otherwise in good/ very

101 author. ‘Casting a Spell. The Story of Indian cricket, the majority 48’. S.K. Gurunathan. Madras 1949. Karnataka Cricket’, Vedam Jaishankar paperbacks. Titles include ‘Cricket, Original decorative paper wrappers. 2005. ‘Bombay Cricket Association United India in Australia’. Homi J.H. Some loss to spine paper, otherwise Golden Jubilee Commemoration Taleyarkhan 1947. Hardback with in good condition £25/35 Volume 1930-1980’. ‘Cricket Biryani. dustwrapper.’The Hat-trick. M.C.C. 1116 India large format cricket histories The History of Cricket’, Tour of India- 72-73.’ Sunder Rajan and biographies. Selection of ten P.R. Man Singh, 2008, ‘Madras 1974. ‘The Romance of Indian titles, the majority published in India Cricket Club Silver Jubilee 1978’ etc. Cricket’. Sujit Mukherjee 1968. and not readily available in the Qty 8. G £40/60 ‘Between Indian Wickets’. Sujit United Kingdom. Titles include Mukherjee 1976. ‘Winter of 1107 Indian cricket histories and ‘Indian Cricket Team Tour of South Content’. N.S. Ramaswami 1967. biographies, 1980s-2000s. Box Africa 1992-93’, Edited and ‘Indian Willow. A Short History of containing a selection of twenty six published in Madras by D.R. Indian Cricket’. N.S. Ramaswami books on Indian cricket. Titles include Bhupathy, with handwritten 1971. ‘Cricket Ties, India- Pakistan’. ‘Captain Cool. The M.S. Dhoni dedication to Bill Frindall to front Andandji Dossa 1978. ‘My Way- The Story’. Gulu Exekiel 2008. ‘By God’s cover, signed ‘Bapoe’. ‘India in Test Biography of M.L. Jaisimha’. A. Decree. The Autobiography of Kapil Cricket 1932-1980’, P.N. Sunderesan, Joseph Antony 2005 etc. G £60/90 Dev’. 1985. ‘. The Prince of Bombay, 1980. ‘From Donw Uner. Allrounders’. K.R. Wadhwaney 196. 1111 Indian histories, biographies etc. Parsee Cricket Centenary 1886- Hardback with good dustwrapper. Selection of twenty one modern 1986’, 1986, Kersi Meher-Homji, ‘Sandy Storm’. 1984. titles. Subjects include Mankarand signed by the author etc. G £40/60 Signed by the author. ‘The Caribbean Waingankar (signed), Tendulkar, 1117 Indian modern histories, biographies Challenge’. Syed Khalid Mahmood Bishan Bedi, , Vijay etc 1980s onwards. Box containing c1988. ‘Story of the Bombay Merchant, Virender Sewag, Yuvrag thirty eight publications relating to Tournament from Presidency to Singh, Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar, Indian cricket. Authors include Pentangular 1892-93 to 1945-46’. Mohammad Azharuddin etc. Many , Keris Meher-Homji, Vasant Raiji and Mohandas Menon books were published in India and Sujit Kukherjee, S. Perverz Qaiser, 2006 etc. G £50/70 not readily available in the United Rajan Bala etc. The majority Kingdom. G/VG £40/60 1108 Indian cricket histories and published in India and not readily biographies, 1960s-1980s. Box 1112 Indian histories, biographies etc. available in the United Kingdom. G containing sixteen books on Indian Selection of ten titles including Dilip £40/60 cricket, the majority paperbacks. Doshi, B.S. Chandrashekhar, E.A.S. 1118 Indian biographies and histories. Titles include ‘Vijay Merchant’. Dr. Prasanna, A.J.T. Wadekar, Vijay Eight titles including ‘101 Not Out. Vasant Naik 1984. Signed by Merchant, Nawab of Pataudi, Sujit Prof. D.B. Deodhar’. Dr. Vasant Naik, Merchant and the author. ‘L.P. Jai. Mukherjee etc. Many books were Bombay 1993. Limited edition no. Memories of a Great Batsman’. published in India and not readily 54/100, signed by the author. Gilt to Vasant Raiji 1976. ‘’. available in the United Kingdom. page edges, some minor faults, good Sudhir Vaidya 1969. ‘Test G/VG £40/60 dustwrapper, otherwise in good Commentary. A Diary of India vs 1113 ‘Duleep. The Man and his Game’. condition. Sold with ‘Rivals in the England (1976-77). Dicky Rutnagur Edited by Vijay Merchant, Vasant Sun’, Raju Bharatan, 1952. ‘Navale to 1978. ‘India West Indies Test Cricket Raiji etc. Commemoration Volume. Kirmani, Sort of Indian Stumpers’, 1948-1971’. Saradindu Sanyal 1974. Bombay 1963. Good original P.N. Sunderesan, Madras 1985. ‘Portraits of India Captains’. Dr. dustwrapper. Sold with three other ‘Cricket Delightful. Mushtaq Ali’s Narottam Puri 1978. ‘Great Moments books edited by Vasant Raiji. Titles Own Story’, Bombay 1967. ‘Kiwis in Indian Cricket’. Partab Ramchand are ‘- The Beau Ideal and Kangaroos. India 1969’, Rajan 1977 etc. G £60/90 of a Cricketer’. Vasant Raiji. Bombay Bala, Calcutta 1970 etc. Mixed 1109 Indian cricket histories, 1940s 1964. ‘Ranji- The Legend and the condition,generally good £40/60 onwards. Eight books on Indian Man’. Bombay 1963. Both with 1119 Vasant Raiji. Titles are ‘CCI and the cricket. Titles include ‘Indian Cricket original dust wrappers. ‘Duleep. A 1937-1987’, Uncovered’. Berry Sarbadhikary Century Tribute’, 2005. Qty Vasant Raiji and Anandji Dossa. 1945. Hardback with dustwrapper. 4. G £50/70 Bombay 1987. Signed by the authors. ‘Presenting Indian Cricket’. Berry 1114 . Three books by Hazare. ‘L.P. Jai. Memories of a Great Sarbadhikary 1946. Hardback with Titles are ‘Cricket Replayed’, Calcutta Batsman’, Vasant Raiji. Bombay dustwrapper. ‘Indian Cricket 1974. Small tear to dustwrapper, 1976. Signed by the author and one Cavalcade’. Arbi 1957. Hardback otherwise in good condition. ‘My other. Sold with ‘Cricket Memoirs. with dustwrapper. ‘Not So Unofficial’. Story’, Bombay 1964. ‘A Long Men & Matches of Bygone Days’, P.N. Sundaresan 1980. ‘Indian Innings’, Calcutta 1981. All published Raiji, Mumbai 2010. Qty 3. G/VG Cricketers’. S.K. Roy 1946 etc. G in India and not readily available in £30/40 £60/90 the United Kingdom. G £40/60 1120 L.N. Mathur. Indian cricket histories. 1110 Indian cricket tours and histories, 1115 ‘Indian Cricket Almanack for 1947- Four titles by Mathur including 1940s onwards. Seventeen books on

102 ‘Dramatic Moments in Ranji Trophy’, Cricket on the March. Karachi 1957. 1988-89’, Ben Lawrence, 1989, Udaipur 1987. Signed by the author. Tears to dustwrapper, otherwise in signed by Lawrence. ‘For Cricket and ‘The Encyclopaedia of Indian Cricket’, good condition. ‘The Oval Memories. Country’, Waqar Hasan, 2002, Udaipur 1965. Good dustwrapper. Pakistan Team’s Tour of England signed by the author etc. Many ‘Indian Skippers’, 1993. 1967’. Rawalpindi 1968. Original books were published in Pakistan and ‘Compendium of Indian Test Cricket’, decorative paper wrappers. ‘Pakistan not readily available in the United 1990. Sold with ‘Forty Five Years of on Cricket Map’. Karachi 1954. Kingdom. G/VG £40/60 Ranji Trophy’, Volume 1, 1934-1959 Original hardback. G £50/80 1130 Pakistan histories and biographies. and Volume 2, 1960-1979. Both 1127 Pakistan cricket histories and Titles are ‘100 Best Cricketers’, M.I. hardback editions with wear to biographies, 1970s-1980s. Box Merchant. Karachi 1960. ‘Reminis - original dustwrappers etc. Qty 8. G containing a selection of nineteen cences’, Zahid Zia Cheema, 1994. £30/50 books on Pakistan cricket. Titles ‘Memories of an All-Rounder’, A.H. 1121 ‘Cricket Without Challange’. Qamar- include ‘Encyclopaedia of Pakistan Kardar, 1987. ‘Inaugural Test Ud-Din Butt. Lahore 1955. Wear and Cricket 1947-2004’ (Volume II), K.H. Matches’, A.H. Kardar, 1952. Good tape repairs to original dustwrapper, Baloch 2005. Limited edition of 450 dustwrapper. ‘Majestic Khan’, Zahid internally in good condition £40/60 copies. ‘Mushtaq Mohammed Inside Zia Cheema’, c1996. ‘Cricket in Out’. Autobiography published 2006. Pakistan Annual’, edited by Syed 1122 ‘Cricket Cat and Mouse. Australians’ Signed to title page by Mushtaq. M.H. Maqsood, 1951. Tape repairs to Tour of Pakistan 1959’. Qamaruddin ‘Glorious Years of Pakistan Cricket dustwrapper. All published in Butt. Lahore 1961. Presentation copy 1970-1985’. Bashir Khan 1997. Pakistan and not readily available in from the author to Norman Preston, ‘Hanif Mohammed. Playing for the United Kingdom. Qty 6. G editor of Wisden. Signed by the Pakistan’. Autobiography published £30/50 author and dated 15th February 1999. All four titles in hardback with 1962. Minor wear to original card 1131 ‘Mahanama. Retired Hurt’. Roshan very good dustwrappers. Also wrappers, otherwise in good Mahanama, Melbourne 2001. ‘Cricket Close-up’. A. Aziz condition £30/40 Limited ‘Collector’s Edition’ no. Rehmatullah 1980. ‘Ambassadors of 297/500, signed by Mahanama. 1123 ‘Cricket Ups and Downs. West Indies Goodwill’. Syed Rashid Hussain Good dustwrapper. Sold with five Sri Tour of Pakistan in 1959’. c1978 etc. Sold with an official match Lankan cricket histories etc. Qty 6. G Qamaruddin Butt. Karachi 1960. programme for Pakistan v New £30/40 Bound in green cloth covers, original Zealand, , Auckland, 16th- paper wrappers preserved. Presen - 19th February 1973. G £40/60 1132 ‘Playing for a Draw. Covering tation copy from the author to John Pakistan’s Tour of India 1960-61’. 1128 Signed Pakistan books. Seven signed Arlott, signed by the author and Qamaruddin Butt. Karachi 1962. books on Pakistan cricket. Titles dated 2nd February 1960. Tape repair Stiffened board wrappers. Minor include ‘Imran’s Summer of to original spine, otherwise in good ageing and wear to covers, otherwise Fulfilment’, Khadim Hussain Baloch, condition. Sold with Cricket in good condition £40/60 1987. Limited edition signed by the Wonders. Pakistan’s Tour of West author. ‘Alim-Ud-Din. A Straight Bat’, 1133 ‘Cricket Reborn (Commonwealth Indies 1958’. Qamaruddin Butt. Baloch, Parvez and Latif, 2014. Cricket Team’s Tour of Pakistan Karachi 1958. Original paper Signed by Alim-Ud-Din. ‘Showdown. 1963)’. Qamaruddin Butt. Rawalpindi wrappers. Front internal hinge The Story of Pakistan’s tour of the 1964. Original decorative paper broken, small tear to spine, otherwise West Indies - 1993’, Qamar Ahmed, wrappers. Minor ageing and wear to in good condition. Qty 2 £30/40 1993. ‘Summer of Swing’, Khadim covers, otherwise in good condition 1124 ‘The Young Ones’. Zakir Hussain Hussain Baloch, 1992. Other titles £30/50 Syed. Lahore 1972. First edition signed by authors including Shuja- 1134 ‘Sporting Wickets. Eye Witness limited to 2000 copies. Original ud-din Butt, Salim Pervez and Bashir Accounts of Tours of M.C.C. and decorative wrappers. Very good Khan. The majority of books were New Zealand to Pakistan 1969’. condition £20/30 published in Pakistan and not readily Qamaruddin Butt. Rawalpindi 1970. available in the United Kingdom. 1125 ‘Pakistan vs. England. Tour of 1954’. Stiffened board wrappers. Minor G/VG £30/50 M.H. Maqsood and M.I. Merchant. ageing and wear to covers, otherwise Karachi 1954. Original hardback with 1129 Pakistan histories, biographies etc. in good condition £30/40 dustwrapper. Minor wear and nicks Box containing a selection of twenty 1135 ‘Green Shadows’. A.H. Kardar. to dustwrapper, otherwise in good five titles, some signed. Titles includes Karachi 1958. Original dustwrapper condition. Sold with ‘Twenty Years of ‘Pakistan Test Cricketers’, A. Aziz with some wear and ageing, Pakistan Cricket 1947-67’. M.H. Rehmatullah, 1981. ‘Masters of otherwise in good condition £30/50 Maqsood. Karachi 1968. Minor wear Cricket’, Rehmatullah, 1982. ‘Testing to original decorative wrapper, repair Time’, Qamar Ahmed, 1983. ‘Well 1136 ‘The Fourth Trip. A Match-by-match to spine, otherwise in good condition. Played Pakistan!’, Omar Kureishi, Tour Record of the 1971 Pakistan Qty 2 £40/60 1983. ‘26 Years of Pakistan Test Cricket Team in England’. Sultan F. Cricket’, Rehmatullah, 1979. Husain. Lahore c1971. Signed to title 1126 Qamaruddin Butt, cricket author. ‘Pakistan Test Cricket 1952-53 to page by Mushtaq and Sadiq Three books by Butt. ‘Pakistan

103 Mohammed. Some tearing and 1141 Australian cricket books. Good Signed by the author. Other subjects creasing to original paper wrappers, selection of mainly modern Australian include Victor Trumper, Jack foxing to internal pages £30/50 autobiographies and biographies. Fingleton, Bert Collins and Harry Players featured include Ryan Harris, Grimmett. G/VG £30/40 1137 England cricket books 1940’s to date. , , Justin Good selection of ninety, mostly 1146 Australian cricket books. Box Langer, Glen McGrath, Mark Waugh, modern, England autobiographies containing twenty three modern , Ian Healy, Dennis and biographies for the period. large format Australian histories, Lillie, , Ian Davis, Don Players featured include Prior, S. biographies and souvenir brochures. Bradman, Phillip Hughes, David Jones, Vaughan, Pietersen, Laker, Titles include ‘Break O’Day, A Cricket Boon, Jason Gillespie, , Grace, Tate, Jeeves, Titmus, C. Anthology’, Michael Gandy, Matthew Hayden, Merv Hughes etc. Palmer, D’Oliveira, Shackleton, W. Tasmania 2008. Limited edition no. The majority with excellent Watson, Bladerstone, J.R. Mason, 122/150, signed by the author. ‘111 dustwrappers. Many of the books Lohmann, Larwood, Parks, A. Cook, Years of the Ashes. Australia v published in Australia and not readily Swann, Chesterton, Kenyon, Broad, England’, Sydney 1993. Limited available in the United Kingdom. Fifty Anderson, Root, J. Crawford, edition no. 901/2000. ‘A Tribute to nine books in two boxes. G/VG Surridge, D. Shepherd, C.B. Fry, Lillee and Chappell’, Jack Polland, £50/80 Evans, Dodds, McGahey, Caesar, Australia 1984. Signed to front cover Mead, Turnbull, etc. 1142 Australian cricket books 1940/70’s. by the author. ‘Some Grounds to Some signed by player or author. Good selection of thirty three mainly Appeal’, Richard Christen, Parramatta Some scarcer books. Nearly all with Australian autobiographies and 2005. Signed by the author etc. excellent dustwrappers. G/VG. In biographies for the period. Players ‘Geelong’s Blazing Century, Runs & three boxes £100/150 featured include Flavell, Bradman, Wickets since 1862’, Kevin O’Dowd, Hassett, O’Neill, Walters, Lawry, signed by the author. ‘Tiger’s Roar, 1138 England cricket books. Good Mallett, Yallop, McCool, Mackay, Celebrating Cricket Tasmania’s 150th selection of twenty three, mostly Collins, Redpath, Barnes, Harvey, Anniversary’, Gandy, Finlay and modern, England autobiographies Richardson, Stackpole etc. Nearly all Smith, 2015. Signed by the three and biographies, each signed by the with excellent dustwrappers. Some of authors. ‘The History of the South player featured. Players signatures the books were published in Australia Australian Cricket Association’, Chris include Defreitas, S. Marsh, S. James, and not readily available in the Harte, 1990. signed by the author Bicknell, Willis, Bailey, Bedser, Flintoff, United Kingdom. G/VG £50/80 etc. All published in Australia and not Strauss, Botham, Pocock, Barclay, readily available in the United Boycott etc. Nearly all with excellent 1143 Australia signed cricket books. Good Kingdom. G/VG £30/50 dustwrappers. G/VG £40/60 selection of twelve Australian autobi - ographies and biographies, each 1147 Australian cricket histories and tours. 1139 England signed cricket books. Good signed by the player featured. Players Selection of eighteen titles including selection of thirteen England autobi - signatures include Warne, Lillee, ‘Something Uncommon in the Flight, ographies and biographies, each Jarman, C. McDonald, D. Berry, E. The Life of J.J. Ferris’, Max Bonnell, signed by the player featured. Players Freeman, Taber, Reiffel, Yardley, Victoria 2013. Limited edition no. signatures include H.E. Dollery, E. Wellham etc. Nearly all with excellent 70/125, signed by the author. ‘Ken Paynter, L. Jackson, W. Andrews, dustwrappers. G/VG £50/70 Eastwood, a life in cricket’, David Close, Vaughan, Boycott, Atherton, Jenkins, Cherrybrook 2008. Limited Stewart, Botham etc. Nearly all with 1144 Australian cricket books. Good edition no. 38/150, signed by excellent dustwrappers. G/VG selection of thirty four modern Eastwood and the author. ‘Island £40/60 Australian autobiographies and Summers. A History of Tasmanian biographies. Players featured include 1140 England signed cricket biographies. Representative Cricket’, Ric Finlay, Trumper, M. Taylor, D. Walters, Twenty one mainly hardback Hobart 1992, signed by the author. Warne, Lehmann, Thomson, biographies of English cricketers, all ‘Grass Roots. 100 Years of Adelaide Bradman, Gilchrist, Hookes, Healy, with dustwrappers. Eighteen books Cricket 1897-1997’, Geoff Sando and Benuad, Hussey, McCabe, are signed to the title page by the Bernard Whimpress, Adelaide 1997, McDermott etc. The majority with player featured and include Trueman, signed by the authors. ‘Australian excellent dustwrappers. Many of the Emburey, David Steele, Denness, Cricket Digest’ volume one, 2012-13 books published in Australia and not Graveney, Shackleton, the Bedsers and volume two 2013-14, both readily available in the United twins, Don Shepherd, K.Pietersen, edited and signed by Lawrie Colliver. Kingdom. G/VG £50/80 Randall, Strauss, Trescothick etc. The ‘Richmond’s 100 Years of Cricket’, remaining books, each with signature 1145 Australian biographies. Six modern Percy Taylor, Victoria 1954. ‘A History on piece laid down to title page. biographies. Titles include ‘Tibby of Tasmanian Cricket’, Roger Page, Players include Also Graveney, Cotter. Fast Bowler, Larrikin, Anzac’. Tasmania 1957. ‘Not Test Cricket’, J. Illngworth, Statham, Gover, Max Bonnell and Andrew Sproul, Elliott Monfries, Adelaide 1950 etc. Appleyard, T. Bailey etc. In two Sydney 2012. Signed by the authors. All published in Australia and not boxes. G £30/50 ‘Woodfull. Gentleman and Scholar: A readily available in the United Life of William Maldon Woodfull’, Kingdom. G £40/60 Alan Gregory, Melbourne 2011.

104 1148 Australian cricket histories and 1151 South African cricket books 1950’s to 1156 Signed cricket books and brochures. biographies. Selection of eight limited date. Good selection of twenty six Thirty nine books and brochures edition titles including ‘10th Wicket South African autobiographies and mainly signed by their author. First Class Cricket Record Partnership, biographies for the period. Players Signatures include Allan Watkins, 307 runs’, John Riley, 1997. Limited featured include Goddard, Pollock Tinkler, Fine, Simons, Lloyd, Fiddian, edition no. 103/250, signed by the (signed), McLean, McGlew, Nourse, Baloch, Wynne-Thomas, Harte, author. ‘It’s your Wally Grout. A Waite, Cheetham, Van Rynveld Growden, Davis, Bruce Francis, Grandson’s Tale’, Wally Wright, (signed), Cronje, Kirsten, Henry, B. Harcourt, Thurlow, Searle, Jenkinson, Victoria 2011. Limited edition no. Richards, Olonga (Zimbabwe), Van Goodyear etc. Odd limited edition 85/587, signed by the author. Der Bijl etc. Nearly all with excellent included. VG £40/60 ‘Beyond Reasonable Doubt... the dustwrappers. Some books were 1157 Pakistan and South African cricket birthplace of The Ashes’, Joy Munns, published in South Africa and not biographies. Four signed hardback 1994. Limited edition no. 246/1000, readily available in the United biographies of Pakistan cricketers all signed by the author. ‘Cricket, Not Kingdom. G/VG £40/60 with dustwrappers. Titles are ‘Wasim War’, Ian Woodward, Victoria 1994. 1152 Signed cricket books. Ten autobi - and Waqar, Imran’s Inheritors’, John Limited edition no. 256/1000, signed ographies and biographies, each Crace, London 1992. Signed to the by the author. ‘Crosscurrents. Sri signed by the player featured. Players title page by and Lanka and Australia at Cricket’, M. signatures Aravinda de Silva, Farokh . Also ‘Zed, Zaheer Roberts and A. James, 1998. Limited Engineer, Wasim Akram & Waqar Abbas’ 1983, ‘Wasim the Autobi - edition no. 386/400, signed by both Younis, , , ography’ 1998, and ‘All Round authors. ‘Horan’s Diary. The Basharat Hassan, Garry Sobers (2), View’, Imran Khan 1988. All three Australian Touring team 1877-1879’, Courtney Walsh and . titles with the subject’s signature on , Nottingham 2001. G/VG £40/60 piece laid down to title page. Sold Limited edition no. 131/300, signed with five biographies of South African by Tyson. ‘History of the 1945 1153 ‘Ashes’ cricket tours 1950’s-1970’s. players, , Peter and Australian Services Cricket Team, S.G. Very good selection of sixty five tour Graeme Pollock, , Sismey, 1994. Limited edition no. books including forty 1950’s tour Hershelle Gibbs and . 46/50. ‘Test Match Sixes, a draft books, mostly with good or very The Donald and Giggs titles signed by report’, Ross Smith, Tasmania 1998. good dustwrappers. Authors include the subject to title page, the Limited edition no. 110/150, signed Clarke, Wellings, Moyes, Caple, remainder signed on piece laid down. by the author. The majority published Peebles, Arlott,Harris, Barnes, West, Qty 9. G/VG £25/35 in Australia and not readily available Gilligan etc. Includes some modern in the United Kingdom. G £50/70 books looking back on earlier tours, 1158 Essex C.C.C. Two histories of Essex, odd copies signed. G £60/90 ‘Essex County Cricket Club the 1149 West Indies cricket books 1960’s to Official History’, David Lemmon and date. Good selection of thirty one 1154 South African cricket tours 1950’s- Mike Marshall, 1987. Signed on West Indies autobiographies and 1970’s. Very good selection of thirty pieces laid down by fifteen Essex biographies for the period. Players one tour books involving in the main, players. Signatures include Gooch, featured include Hunte, Sobers, tours to and from South Africa Pringle, Prichard, Insole, Topley, Bear, Gayle, Headley, Gilchrist, Worrell, including M.C.C., Australia etc, East etc. Also ‘Essex County Cricket Kanhai, Hall, Griffiths, Stollmeyer, mostly with good or very good Club’, William A. Powell, 2002. Walcott, Holding, Best, Lara, dustwrappers. Includes ‘Halo to Signed on pieces laid down by nine Ganteaume etc. Nearly all with Hadlee’ G. Wycherley 1949, signed Essex players. Signatures include excellent dustwrappers. Odd books copy of ‘The All Blacks at Cricket Hobbs, Prichard, Cowan, Ilott, Foster, were published in the West Indies 1860-1958’ Canynge Caple, ‘Border Grayson etc. Sold with two other and not readily available in the Cricket Union Diamond Jubilee’ signed Essex books with laid down United Kingdom. G/VG £40/60 brochure (M.C.C. Tour 1956/57) etc. signatures, an Essex v Warwickshire Authors include Brittenden, Duffus, 1150 New Zealand cricket books 1960’s to NatWest Final programme 1997 Cutler, Fortune, Whittington, Moyes date. Good selection of thirty New signed by members of both teams, etc, odd copy signed. G £50/70 Zealand autobiographies and eleven official Essex handbooks for biographies for the period. Players 1155 West Indies cricket tours 1960’s- 1978, 1983, 1984 (2 copies), 1985, featured include Crowe, Reid, Turner, 1980’s. Very good selection of thirty 1986 (2), 1987, 1992, 1993 and Sutcliffe, Sinclair, L. Cairns, Fleming, seven books involving in the main, 1998, a Sussex handbook for 2000 C. Cairns, Vettori, Bond, Pringle, tours to and from the West Indies etc. G £25/35 Howarth, Astle, Guillen, Lowry, including M.C.C., Australia etc, 1159 Christopher Helm County Cricket Donnelly etc. Nearly all with excellent mostly with good or very good Histories Series. Official histories for dustwrappers. Many books were dustwrappers. Authors include Derbyshire, Glamorgan, Glouces - published in New Zealand and not Moyes, Ross, Nicole, Landsberg, tershire, Hampshire, Kent, Lancashire, readily available in the United Harris, Clarke etc, odd copy signed. Leicestershire, Middlesex, Northamp - Kingdom. G/VG £50/70 Includes a small number of general tonshire, Nottinghamshire, Surrey, West Indies books G £40/60 Warwickshire, Worcestershire and

105 Yorkshire. Sold with further ‘From Hampshire 1922’, Neil Jenkinson, 1915. Some wear and ageing to The Sea End (Official History of J.W. McKenzie 1998. Limited edition original green cloth boards, otherwise Sussex C.C.C.). C. Lee 1989, and no. 65/200, signed by the author and in good condition. ‘South African ‘From the Stretford End’ (Official John Woodcock who wrote the Cricket 1927-1947 Volume III’, Louis History of Lancashire C.C.C.), Brian foreword. ‘Eric Hollies “The Peter Pan Duffus, Johannesburg 1948. Sold Bearshaw, 1990, both published by of Cricket”‘, Norman Rogers, with a selection of modern South Partridge Press. All with original Birmingham 2002, signed by the African biographies and histories. dustwrappers. Qty 16. G/VG author. Sold with ‘Warwickshire Titles include ‘A Springbok Down £30/50 County Cricket Club: A History’, Under, South Africa on Tour 1931- Edgell & Fraser, 1947, dustwrapper 1932’, Brian Bassano and Rick Smith, 1160 Surrey C.C.C. histories. ‘A Century of with tears and ageing. Also ‘A Tasmania 1992. Limited edition no. Surrey Stumpers. The History of Warwickshire Cricket Chronicle’, 159/400, signed by the authors. Surrey Wicketkeepers’, David Sawyer, Barry Griffiths, Lewes 1988 with ‘Cricket in Isolation’, Andre 2001. Limited edition no. 71/357. good dustwrapper. ‘Twenty Four Odendaal, Cape Town 1977. Limited Signed with dedication by the author. Years of Cricket’, Arthur A. Lilley, edition no. 875/1000, signed by the ‘The Story of the Oval’, Louis London 1912. ‘Cricketing Memories’, author. ‘Cricket’s Rich Heritage’, Palgrave, Birmingham 1949. Frank R. Foster, London 1930. Qty 6 Jonty Winch, Bulawayo 1983 etc. Hardback with good dustwrapper. £30/50 Qty 20. G £40/60 ‘Surrey C.C.C. A Souvenir of the centenary of Surrey Cricket 1845 to 1164 Derbyshire C.C.C. histories. ‘A 1167 Cricket histories and general cricket 1945’, Croydon 1946. Front internal History of Derbyshire County Cricket books. Two boxes containing a hinge broken, otherwise in good Club 1870-1970’, John Shawcroft, particularly interesting selection of condition. ‘At the Heart of English Derby 1970. Original green boards. books. Titles include ‘Captain of the Cricket. The Life and Memories of Second limited edition of 250 copies, Crowd. Albert Craig, Cricket and Geoffrey Howard’, Stephen Chalke, this being number 349/500. Also Football Rhymster 1849-1909’. Tony Bath 2001. Qty 4. G/VG £25/35 ‘Scraps from Cricket Memory being Laughton, Childrey 2008. ‘Oxford v the personal reminiscences of L.G. Cambridge at the Wicket’. P.F. 1161 W.G. Grace and Gloucestershire Wright’, 1980. ‘Derbyshire Bowlers’, Warner and F.S. Ashley-Cooper, C.C.C. histories and biographies. ‘The John Shawcroft 1986. ‘Derbyshire London 1926. ‘A Century of Village Chronicle of W.G.’. J.R. Webber. County Cricket Club. A Pictorial Cricket. The History of the Box Nottingham 1998. Original stiffened History’, 1982. Qty 4. G £25/35 Cricket Club’, Donald Bradfield 1964. wrappers. Limited edition subscribers ‘200 Not Out. Uxbridge Cricket Club edition of 440 copies, this being 125. 1165 Yorkshire C.C.C. histories. Good 1789-1989’, D.M. Griffiths 1989. Signed by Webber and the Grand selection of Yorkshire histories. ‘History of the O.U.C.C.’. Geoffrey Daughter and Great Nephew of W.G. ‘History of Yorkshire County Cricket Bolton, Oxford 1962. Good Grace. Tear to top of spine, otherwise 1833-1903’, R.S. Holmes, London dustwrapper. ‘First-Class Cricketers in good condition. Also ‘Well, Well, 1904. Frontispiece page detached, from Christ College, Brecon’. D.T. and Wells!’, Nottingham, limited edition otherwise in good condition. ‘History J.B. Smith, 1979. ‘New Zealand no. 281/500, signed by Wells. Sold of Yorkshire County Cricket 1903- Cricket 1914-1933’. T.W. Reese, with ‘A History of Gloucestershire 1923’, A.W. Pullin (“Old Ebor”), Auckland 1936, ‘Jamaica at the County Cricket Club 1870-1948’, 1924. Some wear and fading Wicket’, Arnold Bertram. Kingston, Canynge Capel, Worcester 1949 etc. to blue cloth boards, otherwise in Jamaica 2009 etc. Qty 61. G £40/60 Good Grace content. Qty 6. G good condition. ‘History of Yorkshire £40/60 County Cricket 1924-1929’, J.M. 1168 Cricket histories and biographies. Five Kilburn, Leeds 1950, blue cloth in limited edition titles each signed by 1162 Cricket fiction. A good selection of good condition. Sold with three the author. Titles are ‘From cricket fiction books. Titles with modern histories, each signed by the Meadowland to Multinational. A good/ very good dustwrappers author, ‘The Headingley Story. Vol 3: Review of Cricket’s Social History’, include ‘A Sky-Blue Life’, Maurice County Cricket’, Ken Dalby. ‘Tragic Eric Midwinter, London 2000. Limited Moiseiwitsch, Surrey 1956. ‘Death White Roses’, Mick Pope, limited edition no. 32/350. ‘George Before Wicket’, Nancy , London edition no. 86/450. ‘Yorkshire’s 30 Lohmann. The beau ideal’, Ric 1945. ‘A Prince of the Willow’, E.R. Championships 1893-2001’, Paul E. Sissons, J.W. McKenzie 1991. Limited Home-Gall, London 1950. ‘Maiden Dyson. Also ‘A Century of Cricket at edition no. 35/500. ‘Triple Glory. The Over’, Charles Hatton, London 1955. Bramall Lane 1855-1955’, C.M. Chronological History of the Triple- ‘Malleson at Melbourne’, William Marston, including an inserted Century 1876-2000’, Michael Baws, Godfrey, London 1956. ‘Alibi handbill advertising ‘An Exhibition of London 2002. Limited edition no. Innings’, Barbara Worsley-Gough, Two Centuries of Cricket Art’, 68/130. ‘Cricket’s Great Characters’, London 1954. ‘Fielding Gray’, Simon Sheffield 1955 etc. Qty 16. G Gordon Ross, 1977. Limited edition Raven, London 1967. Qty 16. G/VG £30/50 no. 51/300. ‘Memorable Cricket £50/70 Matches’, Geoffrey Tomkinson, 1166 South African cricket histories. Titles 1163 Warwickshire C.C.C. histories and 1958. Limited edition include ‘The History of South African biography. ‘Cricket’s Greatest no. 13/500. Sold with ‘The Willow Cricket’, M.W. Luckin, Johannesburg Comeback. Warwickshire v and The Cloth’, Christopher J. Gray,

106 New South Wales 1999, signed by ‘Annals of Lord’s and History of the Remembered’ limited edition no. Gray etc. Qty 8. G £30/50 M.C.C.’, Alfred D. Taylor, 11/424. ‘A Pictorial History of 1903. ‘Lord’s and the M.C.C’, Lord Nottinghamshire Cricket’, Peter 1169 Kent Cricket histories and Harris and F.S. Ashley-Cooper, Wynne-Thomas, signed by the biographies. Eleven titles including London 1914. ‘South African Cricket, author. ‘German Cricket: A Brief ‘Kent the Glorious Years 1967-1979’, Volume III 1927-1947’, Louis Duffus, History’, J.D. Coldham. 91/125, Dennis Fowle, London 1979. Limited Johannesburg 1948 etc. Odd faults, signed by Coldham. ‘Since Eighteen edition no. 464/1000, signed by Alan generally good condition. Sold with Hundred and Seventy Seven. Anglo- Ealham who wrote the foreword. two large boxes of forty six cricket Australian Test Cricket’, Adelaide ‘The Story of Canterbury Cricket books, mainly histories and tours. c1934. ‘8th South African Country Week 1842-1992’, Christopher H. £50/70 Districts Cricket Festival’ official Taylor, Ashford 1991. Limited edition programme for S.A. Country Districts no. 91/250. ‘66 Year’s Memories of 1173 Signed cricket biographies and v Transvaal, 28th-29th January 1961. Kent Cricket’, Charles Igglesden, histories. Thirteen titles including ‘The Auction catalogues include Christies, Ashford 1947, second edition. Sold Larwood Story’, Sydney 1982, signed Phillips, Lawrences, Bonhams, with an official scorecard for Kent v by Larwood. ‘Gubby Allen, Man of Knights etc. G £30/50 Sussex, Tunbridge Wells 1951. ‘Boot Cricket’, E.W. Swanton, 1985. boy to President’, Brian Luckhurst, Beautifully signed in ink by Allen and 1176 Signed benefit and tour brochures, 2004, signed by Luckhurst. ‘For Kent Swanton to title page. ‘More than a programmes etc. England v West and Country’, Paul Lewis 2013, Game’, John Major, 2007. ‘Red Roses Indies, Lord’s 16th-21st June 1988, signed by Lewis. G £40/60 Crest the Caps’, Eric Midwinter 1989. signed to the front by Chris Broad Signed by Ken Cranston and Winston and . Benefit brochures for 1170 Cricket biographies. Selection of ten Place. ‘Sobers. Twenty Years at the Allan Lamb, , Richard books, seven signed to page, three Top’, Sobers and Scovell, 1988. Hadlee, Malcolm Marshall, each signed to label laid down. Titles Signed by both authors. ‘Round the signed by the featured player. ‘The include ‘On Tour with Brian Booth. Wicket’, 1959. Bedsers at 80 Commemorative England 1961’, Brian Booth and Handwritten dedication from ‘Bill’ to brochure’, signed by the Bedser Ronald Cardwell, New South Wales title page. ‘Championship Cricket’, twins. Sold with a selection of thirty 2009, signed by the authors. ‘The Trevor Bailey 1961. ‘Lord’s 1787- three ties for Test matches, tours, Appeal of Cricket. The Modern 1945’, Pelham Warner 1946. Signed benefits etc, including M.C.C, Surrey, Game’, , London 1995, by Warner to front endpaper. ‘Clive Kent, World Cups 1992 and 2003, signed by Benaud. ‘The Inside Edge’, Lloyd’, Trevor McDonald 1985. South Africa. Also benefit ties for Rodney Marsh, Sydney 1983, signed Signed by Lloyd and McDonald. and Dean Jones, a by Marsh. ‘Simmo’, Bob Simpson, ‘Botham’s Century’ 2002, signed by collection of prints, calendars etc. Victoria 1979, signed by Simpson. Botham etc. Sold with three boxes of Also a box containing a collection of ‘Mark Waugh. The Biography’, James eighty five general cricket books Cricket Memorabilia Society Knight, London 2002, signed by including some paperbacks, videos, publications. Two boxes G £30/50 Waugh etc. G £25/35 CDs etc. Odd faults, generally good 1177 ‘Cricket’s Greatest Comeback. 1171 Cricket biographies. Selection of condition. £50/70 Warwickshire v Hampshire 1922’, twelve biographies each signed by 1174 Signed cricket biographies and Neil Jenkinson, London 1998. ‘The the subject/ author. Titles include reference books. Fifteen titles signed Tour of the Gentlemen of ‘The Harold Rhodes Affair’, Harold by the author including ‘Cricket Ties’, Philadelphia in Great Britain in 1884’, Rhodes Derby 1997. ‘Hoggy. Vic Lewis. ‘Lillee, My Life in Cricket’, By One of the Committee (John Pugh Welcome to my World’, Matthew ‘Garry Sobers. My Autobiography’. Green). Red Rose Books 2002. Hoggard, London 2009. ‘Keeping Phoenix from the Ashes’, Mike Facsimile reprint, unnumbered limited Quiet’, Paul Nixon, Stroud 2012. Brearley. ‘The Wisden Book of Cricket edition of 200 copies. ‘Forty Seasons ‘Rising from the Ashes’, Graham Memorabilia’, Marcus Williams and of First-Class Cricket’, R.G. Barlow, Thorpe, London 2005. ‘Courtney. Gordon Phillips. ‘A Century of Red Rose Books 2002. Facsimile Heart of the Lion’, Courtney Walsh, Cornhill Tests’, Ken Lawrence, signed reprint, unnumbered limited edition Newton Abbot 1999. ‘Basher. The by Patrick Eagar. ‘Double Century. of 200 copies. ‘They are not going to Autobiography of Basharat Hassan’, 200 Years of Cricket in The Times’, set the Thames on fire... The All-India Edited by Peter Wynne-Thomas, Marcus Williams. ‘Caught England, Cricket Tourists 1911’, Gerry 2004, signed by Hassan. ‘Under the Australia’, David Frith etc. Wolstenholme, Red Rose Books Southern Cross’, David Boon, Sydney Sold with three boxes of general 2012. Limited edition ‘Out of Series’. 2006, signed by Boon, etc. G/VG cricket books, annuals and ephemera, Signed by the author. Qty 4. VG £25/35 including Surrey yearbook 1951, £25/35 1172 Cricket tours. Ten titles including ‘The C.M.S. phonecards, programmes etc. 1178 Nico Craven. Two hardback books M.C.C. in South Africa’, P.F. Warner, G/VG £30/40 and seven in paper wrappers dating Cape Town, 1906. ‘The Book of 1175 Cricket histories, auction and dealers’ from 1972 to 1998, signed by Cricket’, P.F. Warner, London 1922. catalogues. Box containing a good Craven, many with a dedication. Owner’s name ‘E.M. Warner’ selection of titles including ‘Archie Hardback titles are ‘A Sign of the inscribed in ink to inside front cover.

107 Times’ 1978, and ‘Playing a T. Graveney, D. Gower, N. Hussain, R. for Lancashire v Sussex, Liverpool, Supporting Role’ 1981. Qty 9. Two Jenkins, A. Lewis, H. LevettN. 1953, press obituaries etc. G £25/35 unsigned. G £30/40 Mitcthell-Innes, F. Ridgeway, R. 1188 ‘Somerset County Cricket Club. Simpson, R. Subba Row, R. Swetman, 1179 Nico Craven. Eight hardback books Players, Photographs and Statistics R. Tattersall, R.E.S. Wyatt, N. Yardley and fifteen in paper wrappers dating 1891-2002’, Eddie Lawrence, limited etc. Sold with ‘If the cap fits’ Colin from 1985 to 2005, all signed by the edition no 198/500, signed by the Bateman 1993, containing over 200 author, Nico Craven. Hardback titles, author. Good dustwrapper. Sold with signatures, some signed to book and all with good dustwrappers, are ‘Best a selection of nine benefit brochures. some laid down, signatures include out of Five’ 1976, ‘Best of both Signed brochures are for Mervyn G. Allen, Barrington, Bedser, Botham, Worlds’ 1976, ‘Suddenly it was Kitchen 1973, Graham Burgess 1977, Bowes, Edrich, Hutton, Lock, Summer’ 1977, ‘A Sign of the Times’ Hallam Moseley 1979, Peter Denning Simpson, Voce etc. G £30/50 1978, ‘August Occasions’ 1979, ‘A 1981 and Colin Dredge 1987. Also Friend of the Family’ 1980, ‘Playing a 1184 Warwickshire C.C.C. 1940s-2000s. five colour photographs, each signed Supporting Role’ 1981, and ‘Tea for Box containing a selection of nine by the subject of , Ian Twenty Two’ 1983. Qty 23. G/VG four page benefit promotional Botham, Ken Palmer, Dennis Silk and £60/90 leaflets, yearbooks, scorecards etc. Andrew Caddick etc. G £30/50 Benefit leaflets include for Tom 1180 Knights Auctioneers. Collection of 1189 . ‘Vintage Summer Pritchard 1952, Eric Hollies 1954, ‘Knights’ auction catalogues, 2001- 1947’. Selection of books etc relating Dick Spooner 1957, Fred Garner 2016. Includes the ‘E.M. Grace to Denis Compton. Titles are ‘Playing 1958, Alan Townsend 1960, Norman Collection’ catalogue of 2015. Odd for England’, Denis Compton, Horner 1962, R.E. Hitchcock 1963 duplicates. Qty 47. VG £30/50 London 1948, and ‘Denis Compton. etc. Annual reports/ handbooks for Cricketing Genius’, Peter West, 1181 Lancashire C.C.C. benefit and seasons 1950-1977, 1979-1987, London 1989, both titles signed by testimonial brochures. Ten signed 1989-2001 (Qty 50). Also ‘The Compton. ‘Denis Compton. The Life brochures include Jack Bond 1970, Warwickshire Diary for Cricket of a Sporting Hero’, Tim Heald, Harry Pillings 1974, Clive Lloyd 1977, Lovers’, issue nos. 1 (1947) - 7 and 9 London 2006, signed by the author. David Hughes 1981 and Paul Allott (1949). Wartime scorecards include etc. Sold with a run of ‘The Cricketer 1990. Unsigned brochures are for five for ‘Birmingham Cricket Festival’ Magazine’ for 1947, issues 1-10, Peter Lever 1970, Ken Shuttleworth matches played at Edgbaston 1944 with the ‘Spring Annual 1947’, and & John Sullivan 1975, David Lloyd and 1945 etc. G £30/50 ‘The Annual 1947-48’. G £25/35 1978, 1979, and David 1185 ‘The Cricket Quarterly’ edited by Hughes 1992. Sold with a further Compton’s aggregate in all matches Rowland Bowen. Collection of seventeen various Benefit brochures, in the 1947 season was 3816 runs, fourteen copies of the journal from some signed including Procter, which remains the most ever made in January 1963 (first issue) to Autumn Randall, G.Turner, Hemmings, J. a season in first-class matches. It 1966. Issues are Vol. 1 nos. 1, 2 & 4, Hampshire, Hendrick, Lever etc. Qty included five centuries against the Vol. 2 nos. 1, 3 & 4, Vol. 3 nos. 1-4, 27. G £30/40 touring South Africans, four for Vol. 4 nos. 1-4. G £25/35 England and one for Middlesex 1182 ‘The Story of Three Black Pears, Early 1186 Kent C.C.C. 1904-1972. Small red Worcestershire Cricket’. Bernard 1190 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack. album containing a good selection of Bridgewater. Worcester 1998. Hardback editions for 1988, 1989, nineteen mono team postcards of Limited edition no. 313/500. Green 1998-2000, 2002-2005, and a large Kent teams for the period, the cloth with quarter leather. Also ‘A format edition for 2006 in slipcase. majority real photograph postcards. History of the Worcestershire County Softback editions for 1982, 1995 and Publishers include Hawkins of Cricket Club 1844-1950’, W.R. 2001. Also ‘Thirty Obituaries from Brighton, Goulden Canterbury, Chignell, Worcester 1951. Minor Wisden’, Matthew Engel etc. Qty 13. Mockford Tonbridge, Fisk-Moore tears to otherwise good dustwrapper. Sold with a box of Wisden Canterbury, Flemons Tonbridge, Hunt ‘Worcestershire in Stourbridge in publications including a set of four Tonbridge etc. Odd faults, generally 1905’, Peter Barnsley. West Hagley anthologies. G/VG £30/40 good condition £80/120 1995. Limited edition of 250 copies. 1191 Northamptonshire C.C.C. Yearbooks Sold with two modern histories of 1187 ‘Steps Along Hope Street. My Life in for 1946, 1948-1966, Annual Worcestershire etc. Qty 6. Also four Cricket, the Church and the Inner Reports from 1966-1975, 1977- official scorecards featuring Worces - City’, , London 2002. 1986, Yearbooks from 1988-2012 tshire, early 1950s. G £30/50 Signed to the title page with and 2014 (as issued) plus some dedication by Sheppard. Sold with 1183 ‘English Cricket Player by Player’. duplication. Plus ‘Northamptonshire ‘Parson’s Pitch’, David Sheppard, Graeme Kent, 2007. Signed by C.C.C. Records 1905-1949’ and London 1964. Small stain to approx. 100 players, on pieces laid ‘Northamptonshire C.C.C. Records otherwise good dustwrapper. Also down to the featured player’s pen 1905-1952’. Qty 79. Odd faults, ‘Sussex’, Sir Home Gordon, London picture. Signatures include A. Bedser, otherwise in good condition £50/80 1950. Sold with a selection of C. Broad, D. Brookes, D. Carr, T. ephemera relating to Sheppard, 1192 Northamptonshire C.C.C. Collection Cartwright, K. Cranston, H. Doggart, including Order of Service, scorecard of books, Benefit brochures,

108 programmes, magazines with 1195 ‘The Lord’s Taveners Fifty Greatest’. 1973-1975, 1981, 1993, 1994 and Northamptonshire cricket interest. Heinemann-Quixote, 1983. 1996. Qty 50. Sold with ‘The South Signatures include Lamb, Steele, Dustwrapper. Nicely signed to the African Cricket Almanac 1949/50’. Reynolds, Willey, Sharp, Curran, ‘selectors’ pages by Richie Benaud. G.C. Baker and ‘The South African Fordham etc. Includes one day Final Also signed to the colour plate or Cricket Almanack 1969’. Qty 14. programmes and scorecards, Benefit biography page by forty one of the Sold with a complete run of ‘The brochures including Broderick Cook fifty cricketers featured, F.Trueman, Cricket Quarterly’, 1963 volume 1, to 1985, Capel 1994 (signed), Lamb S.Gavaskar, G.Evans, M.Procter, 1970, volume 8. Good condition 1996 (signed), Fordham 1998 V.Richards, R.Lindwall, L.Gibbs, £20/30 (signed), Griffiths 1987, Sharp 1982 H.Mohammad, , 1201 ‘A Memento of two great Notts. etc, World Cup 1999 Gala Dinner E.Weekes, C.Walcott, D.Underwood, Cricketers, Arthur Shrewsbury and signed by the Sri Lanka team, signed A. Roberts, L.Hutton, I.Botham, G. ’. William F. Grundy. C.H. first day covers and photographs etc. Pollock, W. Hall, I.Chappell, G. Richards. Nottingham 1907. Original Plus a small box of various cricketing Chappell, D.Lillee, P.May, A.Knott, decorative blue paper covered boards ceramics with some Northamp - Kapil Dev, D.Compton, B. Statham, with titles to front board. Signed tonshire interest including a N.Harvey, G.Sobers, A.Bedser, Rohan presentation copy ‘To William Northamptonshire Cricketer’s Kanhai, Imran Khan, G.Boycott, Shrewsbury Junior (Arthur’s Nephew) Tankard for Brian Reynolds Benefit in R.Marsh, B.Richards, A.Davidson, from W.F. Grundy, 29th November 1965. Good selection £30/50 C.Lloyd, J.Garner, T.Dexter, 1907’. The inscription to back of G.McKenzie and . In 1193 Nottinghamshire C.C.C. handbooks front board. The front board is cleanly addition the signature of Don 1951-2017. Box containing thirty detached, loss and breaking to spine Bradman on label laid down. Also the two official handbooks. Issues are for paper, some old tape marks internally, front end paper signed by four more 1951-1956, 1958-1961, 1968, 1969, near to spine otherwise in good players including J. Edrich, M. 1974-1980, 1984, 1985, 1988, condition. Rare £80/120 Greatbatch etc. Some wear to 1989, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2012- dustwrapper, otherwise in good 1202 ‘Nottinghamshire Cricket Scores and 2017. Odd faults to earlier editions, condition £180/250 Biographies from 1838’. Volumes I, II otherwise in good condition. Sold and III. Printed and published by C.H. with a selection of Nottinghamshire 1196 Victorian Cricket Association Annual Richards of Nottingham 1888, 1890 books and brochures, some signed Reports for 1932/33, 1934/35 and & 1891. Volumes One and Two including ‘A Man for 40 Season’ 1935/36. Odd faults otherwise in bound together in quarter leather Harry Dalling 1988 containing many good condition. Qty 3 £40/60 and green cloth, with Volume Three signatures of past and present players 1197 ‘The Larwood Story’. Harold ‘1888-89-90’ bound in matching of the time, some laid down on Larwood & Kevin Perkins. Sydney binding with three volumes of pieces. Signatures include Larwood, 1982. Paperback edition. Nicely ‘Cricket Chat. Gleanings from Voce, Wells, French, Robinson, signed to title page by Larwood. VG Cricket’ covering 1888-1891. Broad, Hadlee, Simpson, Bolus etc £30/40 Padwick 2517. Fading to spines, £30/50 some wear to boards, otherwise in 1198 County yearbooks and Playfair cricket 1194 The 1948- good condition. Sold with ‘Notting - annuals. Box containing a collection 1962. Complete run of the Annual in hamshire Cricket and Cricketers’. F.S. of county handbooks including larger format. Qty 15. Odd faults, Ashley Cooper. London 1923. Derbyshire 1961-1965, Kent 1981, generally good condition. Sold with Presentation copy from A.W. Shelton, and Nottinghamshire 1962, 1963 seven brochures for tours to England, of the Nottinghamshire County and 1980. Also a collection of thirty including ‘C.G. Macartney Fight for Cricket Club and later President, to one Playfair Cricket Annuals for 1960 the Ashes’, Findon 1948, New ‘J.A. Simpson. ‘With every good wish (larger format), 1964, 1970, 1973- Zealand 1949, West Indies 1950 (two from his friend A.W. Shelton, 1987, 1990, 1993, 1994 ,1999- brochures), India 1952, Pakistan Nottingham December 1925’. Minor 2003, 2007 and 2013 etc. Some 1954, South Africa 1955, and India foxing to page edges and odd nicks duplication. Qty 40. Mixed condition, 1959. Mixed condition. Also three to spine, otherwise in good condition. generally good £30/50 facsimile Lillywhite’s Annuals for Qty 3 £250/350 1883, 1896 and 1897. Five Cricket 1199 ‘The Story of Cricket at Bramall Lane’. 1203 Nottinghamshire cricketers. ‘Notting - Book Society publications 1940s- Keith Farnsworth. Sheffield 1973. hamshire Cricket and Cricketers’, F.S. 1950s, including ‘The Cricketer’s Signed in ink to the title page by Ashley-Cooper, Nottingham 1923. Who’s Who Volume One A-E’, Brian Sellars, , Geoff Sold with three books by Peter signed with dedication to J. McKenzie Boycott, , Bill Bowes and Wynne-Thomas, ‘Nottinghamshire by the author, S. Canynge Capel, one other. Also signed to internal Cricketers 1821-1914’, published in dated 14th July 1969, ‘Champions of pages by Norman Yardley and 1971, and ‘Nottinghamshire Cricket’, signed by the author, Gerald Herbert Sutcliffe. Odd faults, Cricketers 1919-1929, published in Brodribb etc. Mixed condition generally good condition £30/50 1980. The two volumes nicely bound £30/40 1200 South African Cricket Annual. 1954, in matching green leather with gilt 1963, 1964, 1967-1969, 1971, titles. Both signed to the title page by

109 the author. VG. Sold with ‘Trent 1210 E.W. Padwick. ‘A Bibliography of and Deer Stalking. With hitherto Bridge. A History of the Ground to Cricket’, first edition 1977. Hardback unpublished anecdotes of the Commemorate the 150th with original worn dustwrapper. Sold Nineteenth century, from George IV, Anniversary’. Published in 1987. In with ‘Padwick’s Bibilography of to the sweep’. Edited by ‘CAW’, C.A. slip case. Minor staining to boards, Cricket Vol II’, compiled by Stephen Wheeler. London 1867. First edition. otherwise in good condition £50/70 Ely and Peter Griffiths, London 1991 Original red pictorial cloth with with good dustwrapper, and ‘The decorated gilt title to front board and 1204 ‘History of Warwickshire Cricket’. S. Gibbs Guide to Items not in Padwick’, spine paper. Wear to spine paper and Santall. London 1911. Rebound in compiled by Stephen W Gibbs, covers, otherwise in generally good green boards, original wrapper Christopher Saunders, second edition condition. Qty 3 £30/50 retained. Signed to the front end 2004. Qty 3. G £50/80 paper of the rebind by Santall, and 1218 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the also to the half title page of the 1211 ‘Happy Go Johnny. The Autobi - Game’. February- September 1883. original volume. Some wear and tear ography of ’. J. Wardle Vol. 2, nos. 1- 46. Bound in red cloth to original wrappers, otherwise in and A.A. Thomson. London 1957. boards. Restoration to first two good condition £60/90 Signed in ink to front end paper by pages, some ageing to later issues, Wardle, Thomson and Brian Sellers, otherwise in good condition £40/60 1205 ‘Edward Mills Grace. Cricketer’. F.S. Yorkshire captain 1943-1947. Minor Ashley-Cooper. London 1916. 1219 ‘Reading, Writing and wear and small loss to dustwrapper, Original decorative cloth. Blind Remembering’. E.V. Lucas. London otherwise in good condition £30/40 embossed bookplate ‘Library of 1933. Third edition. Original Michael Beer’ to half title page. 1213 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the dustwrapper. Presentation copy with Minor wear to boards, otherwise in Game’. Volume XI. January- dedication in ink to front end paper. good/ very good condition £30/50 December 1892. Nos. 290- 319. Signed and dated by the author, 28th Bound in blue boards. Some pages April 1938. Lucas’ autobiography 1206 ‘Drumpellier Cricket Club 1850- becoming detached, otherwise in contains good cricket content. Blind 1906’. J. Thomson. Airdrie 1908. good condition £100/150 embossed bookplate ‘Library of Original blue boards. Damage to Michael Beer’ to half title page. spine extremities, otherwise in good 1214 James Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ Annuals Minor wear to otherwise good condition £30/50 1892 and 1893, 21st and 22nd years dustwrapper, the book in good/ very of publication. Both issues complete 1207 Scottish cricket histories. ‘Fifty Years’ good condition £100/150 with original photo plates. Some Reminiscences of Scottish Cricket’, wear to covers, the contents of the Edward Verrall Lucas (1868-1938) D.D. Bone. Glasgow 1898. ‘Annals of 1893 issue a little loose. Generally was a famous English humorist, Brechin Cricket 1849-1927, Alfred good condition. Qty 2 £30/40 essayist, playwright, biographer, O’Neil, Brechin 1927. ‘Reminiscences publisher, poet, novelist, short story of the Grange Cricket Club 1215 ‘The Centenary of Lord’s Cricket writer and editor. He had an 1832-62’, Edinburgh 1891. Odd Ground 1814-1914’. Red boards enduring interest in cricket and was faults, otherwise in good condition. with titles in gilt to cover. Gilt to a member of J. M. Barrie’s team the Qty 3 £30/50 edges. A very nice copy in case ‘Allahakbaris’, along with Henry £50/80 1208 Frederick Lillywhite’s Cricket Scores Herbert La Thangue and Arthur and Biographies of Celebrated 1216 ‘Cricket Illustrated’. ‘Cowan’s Conan Doyle. Rupert Hart-Davis Cricketers from 1746 to 1925. Practical Picture Books’ number 3. By collected and published a collection Lillywhites and M.C.C., London. G.W. Beldam, Cowans & Gray 1908. of Lucas’s essays, Cricket All His Life, Complete set of Volumes I to XV. The The booklet contains sixty which John Arlott called ‘the best Lillywhites volumes (I-IV) bound in photographs by Beldam of players in written of all books on cricket’. He original blue cloth, the remaining action. Breaking to front hinge, loss died in 1938, aged 70 M.C.C. volumes (V-XV) bound in to one internal page, otherwise in 1220 ‘The English Cricketer’s Trip to original red cloth. Some pages to good condition, in case £20/30 Canada and the United States in Vols. I, II, VII, VIII, XII & XIII 1217 ‘Kings of Cricket- Anecdotes and 1859’. Frederick Lillywhite. London untrimmed. Some fading to covers Reminiscences from 1858 to 1892’. 1860 (first edition). Original green and spines of Vols. I-IV. Breaking to Richard Daft. Bolton 1893. Limited boards with title in gilt. Rear internal some internal hinges. The M.C.C. large paper subscribers’ edition. hinge broken, some foxing, otherwise editions with generally good covers Nicely rebound in quarter leather, in good condition. Rare. Sold with the and bright gilts. G £300/500 original decorative cover retained. facsimile edition by Robin Marlar, 1209 ‘The Book of Cricket. A Gallery of Stain to front cover, otherwise good published in 1980. Qty 2 £250/350 Famous Players’. C.B. Fry. London condition. Sold with ‘Annals of Lord’s 1221 ‘The Cradle of Cricket. A Hambledon 1899. Leather bound. Ex W.R. and History of the M.C.C.’. Alfred D. Souvenir’. Penny booklet written by Waters collection. Wear and damage Taylor. Arrowsmith, Bristol & London Albert Craig (Surrey Poet) and W.R. to spine and covers, front hinge 1903. Original decorative boards. Wright and published by Wright & becoming loose, otherwise generally Also ‘Sportascrapiana. Cricket and Co. Rebound in green cloth, original good condition £30/40 Shooting, Pedestrian, Equestrian, wrappers retained. Loss and repairs to Rifle and Pistol Doings, Lion Hunting

110 original wrappers, internal pages in page, otherwise in good/ very good to spine, otherwise in good condition good condition £40/60 condition. A very early rare sporting £70/100 reference £800/1200 1222 ‘Wykehamical Scores from the year 1229 ‘Keep Your Tail Up Kangaroo. The 1825’. Alan Cowburn. Robbins and 1226 ‘The Torpedo, A Poem to the Official Australian Cricket Board Wheeler, Winchester 1838 (1844?). Electrical Eel. Addressed to Mr. John Song’. Words and music by Neil 120pp. Dark green cloth boards, with Hunter, Surgeon: and Dedicated to McBeath, copyright 1932. Four page paper label to front cover. Padwick The Right Honourable Lord music score containing two pages of 1965 records various editions of this Cholmondeley.’ Fourth Edition ‘with music and lyrics tipped into modern book published between 1838 and large additions’. London 1777. blue cloth. The front cover states ‘To 1851 with updated scores, each Tipped in to quarter leather and be broadcast and sung at the M.C.C. retaining the original title page dated marbled boards. 19pp. Padwick 892- during the vital Test Match by 1838. This edition does not appear to 1, 6535-1 & 8017-1. A footnote on permission of the Victorian Cricket be listed by Padwick. Front cover page 15 refers to the Duke of Dorset, Association and courtesy’, with detached, some staining and wear to ‘Every one knows the attachment of printed photographs of Don boards and spine, otherwise in good the Duke of D-rs-t to Cricket: The Bradman, Gubby Allen and singer condition £100/150 following anecdote will prove it. Two Arnold Colman. Not listed by clergymen were candidates for a Padwick, but shown in the 1223 ‘The Cricket Tutor’. James Pycroft. Living in his Grace’s presentation, Bibliography vol II, no 3255. VG London, first edition, 1862. Bound in which he bestowed on the best £130/160 green half calf, gilt title to spine, Batsman’. A very early rare cricketing original rear wrapper retained, The song was presumably intended reference in very good condition lacking front wrapper. Ex Auty for the fifth and final Test at £800/1200 Collection. Title and contents pages Melbourne in February/March 1937, detached, otherwise in good/ very 1227 ‘An Adieu to the Turf: Poetical when England lost the series after good condition £150/250 Epistle’. Second Edition. Printed for being two matches up. According to M. Smith, London 1778. Bound in the National Library of Australia the 1224 ‘A Correct Account of all the Cricket green cloth. 32pp. Padwick 863-3 & first issue appeared c1932 with the Matches which have been played by 6399-1. A stanza on page 3 refers to picture on the front cover of a the Marylebone Club, and all other cricket, ‘Scarce fourteen years had kangaroo with a cricket bat and a Principal Matches, from the year pass’d away, When first I thought of bucket of ashes 1786 to 1822 inclusive.....’. Henry am’rous play, Of Women not afraid: Bentley. Printed by T. Traveller, 1230 ‘Poems on Several Occasions’, James For the I left more childish Cricket; I London 1823. Bound in green half Love, Comedian (James Dance). only strove to hit their Wicket, And calf. Title in gilt to spine with five Third edition, Edinburgh 1754. Pages put-out every Maid.’ A footnote raised bands and four gilt emblems of 1-22 comprise a poem titled ‘Cricket, reads, ‘As the Ladies, and possibly crossed bats, stumps and balls. Gilt to An Heroic Poem’, considered to be some Gentlemen, may not know top page edges. Ex Goldman and one of the earliest description of a which part is a Woman’s Wicket, the Eagar collections. Padwick 1221. cricket match. Padwick 6445. Author begs leave to inform them Minor wear to boards and spine, Quarter leather with marbled boards. that it is only a metaphor taken from some internal foxing, otherwise in Some wear to boards, minor foxing the game of Cricket’. Ex libris J.W. good/ very good condition. Rare to internal pages, otherwise in Goldman. A very early rare cricketing £400/600 remarkably good condition for the reference. Minor ageing, otherwise in age £800/1200 1225 ‘Heath Hill: A Descriptive Poem, In good/ very good condition Four Cantos’. W. Hurn. ‘Printed for £800/1200 1231 ‘Leigh Hunt’s London Journal’, Vol 1, the Author, and Sold by W. Keymer, 2nd April to 30th December 1834. 1228 ‘The Butterfly. A Humourous and Colchester, and G. Robinson, Appears complete. Page 57 Artistic Monthly’. Edited by L. Raven- London’ 1777. Bound in green paper, comprises a full page article on Hill and Arnold Goldsworthy, possibly lacking original wrappers. ‘Cricket, and Exercise in General’. Volumes I & II, published 1893-1894. 48pp. Padwick 879 & 6469. Canto IV Page 58 includes extracts and a Bound in red tooled leather, gilt titles contains good sporting references, review of Nyren’s book, ‘The Young to spine and gilt to top page edges. pp30-31, including lines relating to Cricketer’s Tutor’, and a letter to the Pages 114-117 contains an eighteen cricket, ‘How spreading far, and rear Editor on page 108 commenting on line verse ‘Concerning Cricket’ by ‘L. succeeding rear, A brilliant throng, the Nyren book review, regarding G.-T.’ with three sketches of ‘England the cricketers appear: Quick from the ‘Cricket, Tennis, Fives and ’. and Australia’ (Blackham keeping smacking bat rebounds the ball, Bound in modern blue cloth. Some wicket to W.G. Grace), ‘The Univer - Jumps a long distance, and eludes foxing and ageing, otherwise in good sities’ (captains Palairet and Jackson), them all’ and football, ‘Or how, all condition £80/120 and ‘George’ (Lohmann, ball in prancing quick, or parting wide, The hand). Ornate bookplate of John 1232 ‘Gentlemen’s Magazine and football flies, and bounds from side to Clark Kennedy to inside front cover. Historical Chronicle’. Volume XIII, side: Harsh sport; where oft the little Breaking to front internal hinge, title 1743. Pages 485-486 contain a victor mourn’d His painful foot, or leg page becoming detached, some wear notice ‘Of Publick Cricket Matches’. untimely spurn’d!’. Tape repair to title

111 Bound in quarter leather with ‘June’. ‘In blended group surround some wear and fading to covers, marbled boards. Front cover and the level dale, While Cricket does otherwise in generally good condition front endpaper detached, otherwise obstrep’rously prevail. Mindless of toil £60/90 in generally good condition and the sultry ray, The eager Youths 1242 ‘Recollections of the East by a £120/160 th’admiring crouds [sic] survey’. A Subaltern’. Published by Day & Son, footnote describes cricket as ‘a game 1233 ‘Gentlemen’s Magazine and London, date unknown, probably very much in vogue in many parts of Historical Chronicle’. Volume XIV, late 19th century. An amusing England; particularly in the counties 1744. Page 400 contains an single collection of prints of a soldier’s of Surrey, Sussex and Kent’. Padwick line advertisement for ‘Cricket. An activities. Two prints depict a cricket 6514. Nicely bound in full leather, Heroic Poem’. Bound in quarter match in progress in the desert. raised leather bands and tooled gilt leather with marbled boards. Good/ Water staining and foxing title to spine. Ex libris A.E. Winder very good condition £50/70 throughout. Pages loose, front and David Rayvern Allen. Some wear internal hinge broken, breaking to 1234 ‘Gentlemen’s Magazine and to boards, tears to some internal spine. Viewing essential £50/80 Historical Chronicle’. Volume XXVI, pages, otherwise in good condition 1756. Page 489 includes the poem, £250/350 1243 ‘Sussex Archaeological Collections ‘The Game of Cricket. An Exercise at relating to the history and antiquities 1238 ‘Memoirs of the Lives, Intrigues and Merchant Taylor’s School’. Bound in of the County’. Vol XXVIII. Published Comical Adventures of the Most quarter leather with marbled boards. by the Sussex Archaeology Society. Famous Gamesters and Sharpsters’, Covers worn, contents in good G.P. Bacon. Lewes 1878. The chapter Theophilus Lucas, London 1714. condition £150/200 ‘On the Archaeology of Sussex Page 101 contains an early mention Cricket’ on pages 59-82 have been 1235 ‘The Sportsman’s Magazine or of cricket. Padwick 860-1. Bound in bound into blue boards with a hand Chronicle of Sports and Pastimes’. full leather, raised leather bands and written replacement cover, and an Volumes I, II and III, London 1824. tooled gilt title to spine. Ex libris Earl engraving of the ‘Cottage at Scarce run of all three volumes Fitzwilliam, A.E. Winder and David Westhampoint where Lillywhite was comprising eighteen issues and two Rayvern Allen. Minor wear to boards born’ crudely taped in. Sold with supplements of the short-lived and spine, otherwise in good ‘Sussex Archaeological Collections’, magazine. Complete with all twenty condition £250/350 Volumes 110 and 115, both with red engraved plates (one in colour), also 1239 ‘The Wiccamical Chaplet. A selection cloth covers. Volume 110 contains an the rare contents page for the first of original poetry’, George account of ‘The Cricket Match at issue, August 1823. Volume II Huddesford, London 1804. Pages Boxgrove in 1622’, and Volume 114 contains cricket match reports on 131-133 comprises a poem, ‘Cricket- an article on ‘Cricket and the Sussex pages 272-4. Padwick 1211-3. All song: for The Hambledon Club, County By-election of 1741’. Qty 3. three volumes nicely bound in Hants, 1767’ by the Rev. Reynell Good condition £40/60 quarter leather with matching Cotton. Padwick 6390. Leather spine marbled boards. Very good condition 1244 ‘Recueil Choisi de Traits Historique et with marbled boards. Includes an £600/900 de Contes Moraux’ (Selected original receipt for J.S. Atwood & Co, Collection of Historical Traits and 1236 ‘Clifton Chapel and Other School Booksellers, Plymouth, dated 13th Moral Tales). Nicholas Wanostrocht. Poems’. Henry Newbolt. London September 1888. Front cover almost London 1833. Published as a 1908. Collection of poems including detached. Wear to boards, internally teaching aid to help English school - ‘Vitai Lampada’ (The Torch of Life), in good condition £250/350 children to learn French. Bound in written in 1892, one of Newbolt’s 1240 ‘Horae Sarisburienses’ Second leather, covers worn, front cover most famous poems. The poem refers edition, Salisbury 1829. A collection becoming detached, otherwise in fair to how a schoolboy, a future soldier, of articles arranged into six numbered condition £40/60 learns selfless commitment to duty in sections, by the pupils of a college at cricket matches in the famous Close Nicholas Wanostrocht, 1804-1876 Salisbury. Pages 17-19 comprise a at Clifton College. The last two lines was also known as Felix and was one poem, ‘A Scene in the Cricket Field’, of the poem read, ‘But his Captain’s of the leading cricketers of his time. and pages 279-282 a letter by hand on his shoulder smote / “Play He played for both Kent and Surrey ‘Cornubranus’ on cricket. Padwick up! Play up! And play the game!”‘. and wrote the classic cricket book 5848-3. Some wear and bumping to Green cloth boards. Some wear to ‘Felix on the Bat’. He was also a well boards, internally in good condition boards, the contents in good known artist £30/50 condition £25/35 1245 ‘Sequel to the Recueil Choisi de Traits 1241 ‘Young Troublesome or Master Henry Newbolt was an English poet, Historique et de Contes Moraux’ Jacky’s Holidays’, John Leech (artist), novelist and historian (Selected Collection of Historical London 1850. A series of coloured Traits and Moral Tales). Nicholas 1237 ‘A Bavin of Bays Containing Various etchings, one depicting ‘Master Wanostrocht. London 1828. Original Essays in Poetry’, by ‘A Jacky’ playing cricket in the drawing Published as a teaching aid to help Minor Poet’ (William Perfect), room, hitting the ball and breaking a English schoolchildren to learn London 1763. Page 64 includes a glass display’. Padwick 6985. Some French. Bound in quarter leather. reference to cricket in the poem, tears and repairs to internal pages,

112 Front endpaper detached, otherwise holes, There to preen their whiskers modern blue cloth covers, original in good condition £60/90 & scratch their furry souls’. G pictorial covers preserved. Padwick II £40/60 refers to a 48pp booklet published in 1246 ‘Boys Own Paper’. 1879-1882. Australia. However, according to Roy Compilation of issues each containing 1250 ‘Dynamic Cricket’. Colin Bland. Ramsbottom’s work ‘Pamphlets and cricket content, bound in orange Salisbury (Rhodesia) 1969. Limited Programmes of the 1932-33 M.C.C. cloth boards. Ex libris J.W. Goldman. edition of 726/750 copies produced, tour to Australia and New Zealand’ G £30/50 signed by Bland. Dustwrapper. Some he notes that ‘A possible New minor wear to dustwrapper, odd 1247 ‘Test Cricket Cavalcade 1877-1946’. Zealand variant of this brochure is faults otherwise in good condition E.L. Roberts. Edward Arnold, London also known. Comprising only 32 £30/50 1947. Maroon cloth covers. pages...’, of which this is a rare Dedication in ink from the author, 1251 ‘England v Australia 100th Test- example. Minor foxing, otherwise in ‘with best wishes to my collaborator’, Match Souvenir. F.S. Ashley-Cooper. good/very good condition. A very nicely signed by Roberts, assumed to Nottingham 1921. Original wrapper. scarce Bodyline publication be a presentation copy to J.W. Pre match publication. Padwick 5021. £250/350 Goldman. Bookplate of Goldman to Complete with a rarer single page 1256 ‘The Ashes of Remembrance. The inside front cover. The introduction to insert, which also features in the Test-Match-Itis Club. A Cricketer’s the book concludes with an acknowl - booklet, relating to satin scorecards Dream’. By ‘C.J’. Published by Barker edgement to Goldman ‘for his kind being available to order following the & Co, Melbourne c1924. Small eight assistance in the selection of the games’ conclusion. Very good page booklet comprising a satirical illustrations made from originals in his condition £60/90 story using puns on the names of collection’. Padwick 4343. VG 1252 M.C.C. ‘Report of the select over one hundred and seventy £25/35 committee appointed by the cricketers who had taken part in 1248 ‘A Century of Philadelphia Cricket ‘. Marylebone Cricket Club to Ashes Test matches. Handwritten Edited by J.A. Lester, Philadelphia investigate the problems confronting signature with dedication to front 1951. Presentation copy signed to County Cricket after the cessation of cover from ‘The Perpetrator’, dated the front end paper by Lester and Hostilities’ 1944. Rusting to staples, 18th December 1924. Tipped into two of the contributors, Percy H. otherwise in good condition. Sold blue boards, original decorative paper Clark and C.C. Morris, with a long with a ‘Discipline Committee wrappers preserved. Not recorded in dedication ‘to Sir Pelham F. Warner Regulations - 1992’. Qty 2. G the first edition of Padwick, but is an all time cricket great wherever the £30/50 recorded in the second edition, noble game is played. In gratitude for otherwise no other copy of this book 1253 ‘First-Class Cricket and Test Cricket in a memorable day at Lord’s August has been seen. Vertical fold to England and in Commonwealth 18th 1956 with you and Alan Burns’, original booklet, rusting to staple, Countries’. Brigitte Amedinck. signed by Morton L. Newhall, ageing, otherwise in generally good Heidelberg University, 1962/63. Virginia and dated 16th November condition. Rare £100/150 Typed manuscript comprising 179 1956. Padwick 4086. Some loss to pages bound in a card folder. Written 1257 ‘Official Souvenir of McLaren’s original dustwrapper, otherwise in in English, likely to be a German English Cricket Team in Australia good/ very good condition £40/60 academic thesis. Not seen in Padwick, 1901-1902’. J.C. Davis (“Not Out”, The Newhalls were a famous family possibly a unique copy. Good Referee). N.S.W. Bookstall Co. in the history of Philadelphian cricket condition £50/70 Original copy of the publication and the three contributors who bound into red cloth, original 1254 ‘New Articles of the Game of Cricket, signed the book all played first-class wrappers preserved. Recorded but as settled and revised at the Star and cricket on tours by Philadelphia to not seen by Padwick, no. 4425. Garter, Pall-Mall, February 25th the UK in 1903, with Lester as Bookplate of J.W. Goldman laid 1774’. Maidstone. Reproduced from Captain down to inside front cover, also the the original by Ford, Shapland & Co owner’s signature of R.N. Jones. 1249 ‘Gods or Flannelled Fools?’. Keith Ltd of London c1956. G £30/40 Excellent condition £300/500 Miller and R.S. Whitington. London 1255 ‘Bodyline’. M.C.C. tour of Australia & 1954. Original hardback. Some tears 1258 ‘Cricket’. W.G. Grace. J.W. New Zealand 1932/33. ‘The “Gripu” to dustwrapper. Hand written Arrowsmith, Bristol 1891. Exquisitely Gallery Cricket Souvenir of the inscription to front end paper in ink, rebound c1939 by G.T. Bagguley of English Team touring Australia 1932- ‘To C.B. [Clifford Bax, author], from Newcastle, Staffordshire, bookseller, 1933’. Rare 32pp small souvenir c.b. [Fry]’, quoting the Italian sub- bookbinder, fine art dealer, in full calf, brochure produced for the New title to the book, ‘Non rammentare tooled gilt edges, raised spine bands, Zealand leg of the tour, comprising a che le ore felice’ (Remember only the marbled end-papers and pages edges foreword addressed ‘to the cricket- happy hours), followed by a four-line in gilt. Unusually this copy of the loving public of New Zealand’, rhyme, ‘Run rabbit, run rabbit, run, standard edition has an inserted beige fixtures, pen pictures, player run, run!, Whitington & Miller are a advertisement leaf before the title biographies, advertisements etc. double barrelled gun. See the page. Signature of ownership of Printer’s stamp of G.W. Hall of frightened potentates hurry to their S[tephen] Woods to the front Sydney to first page. Tipped in to

113 endpaper, together with a letter from Identities of the Past’, including 1265 ‘ 1877’. Grace to Woods, with the original Bonnor, Beale, Boyle, etc. The title Original printed four page report envelope tipped in. Woods was a page is signed by K.J. Humphries, giving officers, rules, balance sheets, cricket historian who wrote for possibly a descendant of the same list of subscribers with the amounts Cricket and the London Evening family as Joseph who was one of the given to the Club for the previous News. The single page letter from touring players. Padwick 4437. year and forthcoming fixtures for the Grace, dated ‘Bristol Jan 14 [1894]’ Tipped in to blue cloth, original year of publication. Some wear to concerns W.G. ‘hitting a ball over the wrappers retained. Vertical fold, some page extremities, small tears to folds, Stand at Lord’s’. Accompanying the foxing, otherwise in good condition. otherwise in good condition. Rare book is a letter from Bagguley to A.E. Rare £150/250 £180/250 Reeves dated ‘May 13 [19]39’ The following five lots, published by 1266 ‘The Paddington Sports Depot explaining that he has given the Kent C.C.C. 1873-1877, were the Catalogue of Indoor and Outdoor book, which ‘is really worth a place in predecessors to the Kent ‘Blue Book’, Sports, Games and Pastimes’. F.W. any cricketer’s library and has good the first issue of which was published Jacques, Paddington. Original market value’ to the fund to raise in 1877/78. Not recorded in the first catalogue, probably pre-first World money to clear the debt incurred edition of Padwick, they are recorded War, covering an excellent selection building the new swimming bath at in the second edition as no. 1059, of cricket equipment including Newcastle High School. He adds a these being the copies referred to. Jacques’ own-branded bats and balls, handwritten note stating that he Previously in the collection of the and other sports including football, ‘played his last game of cricket last Kent collector, H.W. ‘Plum’ Warner, golf, tennis, boxing, hockey etc. summer at the age of 78 in who purchased them from J.W. Includes a colour advertisement for with schoolboys, taking 3 wickets for McKenzie in 1985 croquet equipment tipped in. The 2 runs’. Also enclosed is a notice catalogue is tipped into modern blue about the book, wrongly attributing 1261 ‘Kent County Cricket Club 1873’. cloth, original wrappers preserved. its ownership to S.M.J. Woods, and Original printed four page report Rusting to staples, otherwise in very some raffle tickets. All the items are giving officers, rules, balance sheets, good condition £60/90 contained in a modern box with the list of subscribers with the amounts title to spine and Grace’s signature in given to the Club for the previous 1267 ‘Photos. The Popular Album. gilt on the front cover. A unique item year and forthcoming fixtures for the Containing Thirty-four Original with fine associations in excellent year of publication. Heavy foxing and Copyright Photographs. An Original condition £800/1200 folds, otherwise in good condition for Collection of Artistic Photographs the age. Rare £180/250 from all the Best Studios in the World. 1259 ‘Souvenir of the M.C.C. XI. Sketches Collected by T.H. Roberts’. Vol. I No. by Cecil L. Hartt’. Pre-tour souvenir 1262 ‘Kent County Cricket Club 1874’. 7, 23rd March 1895. This issue has a booklet published in Sydney, Original printed four page report ‘Supplement Presented Gratis with comprising fixtures, sketches of giving officers, rules, balance sheets, this Number’, containing ‘Portraits of England and Australian Test cricketers list of subscribers with the amounts the Victorious Team’. The centrefold of Gilligan, Collins, Armstrong, given to the Club for the previous supplement has portraits of eleven Gregory, Oldfield, Chapman, year and forthcoming fixtures for the players of the English team who won Douglas, Hobbs, Tate, Woolley, year of publication. Light foxing and the 1894/95 series, with the captain Howell, Hendren, Hartkopf, folds, otherwise in good condition. Stoddart in the centre. Tipped in to Tyldesley, Andrews, Richardson, Rare £180/250 modern blue cloth, original orange Hendry, Sutcliffe, Mailey, Bardsley, 1263 ‘Kent County Cricket Club 1875’. wrappers preserved. The original Kelleway etc. Tipped in to blue Original printed four page report publication also includes a boards, original wrappers retained. giving officers, rules, balance sheets, photograph of the Australian Some wear to original wrappers, list of subscribers with the amounts batsman, F.A. Iredale, practising in otherwise in good condition given to the Club for the previous the nets at Adelaide. Not recorded in £100/150 year and forthcoming fixtures for the Padwick. Minor ageing, otherwise in 1260 ‘Special Souvenir in Honor of the year of publication. Minor ageing and good/ very good condition. Very rare 18th Visit of The English Cricketers to light folds, otherwise in good/ very £500/700 Australia 1907-8’. Compiled by good condition. Rare £180/250 1268 ‘Souvenir of The Third Test Match- Frederick James Ironside, printed by 1264 ‘Kent County Cricket Club 1876’. England v Australia 1912’. Four page Anthony Hordern & Sons, Sydney. Original printed four page report brochure published by J. Gazard and Pre-tour book with full page giving officers, rules, balance sheets, printed by C.H. Wildy of Adelaide illustrations and pen portraits of the list of subscribers with the amounts where the third Test was to be tourists, illustrations of the First given to the Club for the previous played. The first page has a Australian Eleven to England of 1878, year and forthcoming fixtures for the photograph of the English team, the the First All England Eleven (1862) to year of publication. Some wear to centre pages with individuals’ Australia, an artist’s impression of the page extremities, small tears to folds, performances in the first two Tests. Second Intercolonial Cricket Match, otherwise in good condition. Rare The final page has the results of all New South Wales v Victoria 1857, £180/250 tests played from 1877 and and a group of ‘Notable Cricket

114 advertisements. Tipped into modern of the oldest existing archery clubs The following five lots comprise a blue cloth. Not recorded in Padwick, collection of framed race cards, each 1272 Horse Racing. An attractive and nor in the National Library of featuring a painted portrait in acrylic unusual Victorian Staffordshire mug Australia. Vertical fold and minor of the winning horse and jockey, by printed in black with large vignette, creasing, otherwise in good the renowned Newmarket-based around the whole mug, of a horse condition. Rare £150/250 artist, Jacquie Jones. Each portrait is race in progress, with four horses and painted on the spread of the race 1269 ‘Bringing Back The Ashes. A jockeys jumping a fence with church card in which the horse and rider Complete and Accurate Review of steeple and woodlands in featured the M.C.C. Tour of Australia background. Decoration to inner rim 1903/04. Fully Illustrated by Looker- and handle. 4” tall. Two chips to base 1280 ‘Looks Like Trouble’. Tote On’ of the Sheffield Telegraph. James otherwise in good condition Cheltenham Gold Cup, Cheltenham, Hayton Stainton 1904. 96 pages. £130/160 16th March 2000. Portrait in acrylic Rare post tour brochure. Bound in by Jacquie Jones of the horse and 1273 Horse Racing vesta case. Victorian green half calf with marbled boards, jockey painted to the spread of the silver metal vesta case decorated with original pictorial covers retained. race card. Signed by the jockey, two horses and jockey’s to each side. Page edges rather fragile and worn, Richard Johnson, trainer, Noel T. ‘925 sterling’ to inside edge. Approx - general ageing and wear, otherwise Chance, and the artist. Framed and imately 1.5”x1.75”. Metal ring in generally good condition. Rare glazed overall 12”x10”. G/VG - suspension. VG £100/150 £250/350 horse racing £40/60 1274 Horse racing. Decorative small 1270 ‘How We Recovered the Ashes’. P.F. ‘Looks Like Trouble’ won the race by sterling silver vesta case in the shape Warner. London 1904. Presentation five lengths of a jockey’s cap. ‘925G. Sterling’. copy signed by Warner and dated Approx 2.25”x1”. G £70/100 1281 ‘Like-A-Butterfly’. Deloitte and ‘May 1904’, to A.E. Relf (Sussex & Touche Novice Hurdle, England) who was a member of the 1275 Horse racing. Horseshoe shaped Leopardstown, 10th February 2002. touring party. Minor wear, generally electro-plated silver metal vesta case Portrait in acrylic by Jacquie Jones of good condition. Sold with ‘Gilligan’s with blank cartouche to side. Worn the horse and jockey painted to the Men’, M.A. Noble, London 1925, makers mark to underside of lid spread of the race card. Signed by the second edition. Also ‘England v opening. Approximately 1.75”x2”. G jockey, C.F. Swan, trainer, C. Roche, Australia, the Story of the Test £50/80 and the artist. Framed and glazed Matches’, J.N. Pentelow, Bristol 1276 Horse racing. Attractive brass [?] overall 10”x11”. G/VG - horse racing 1895, bound in green cloth. G metal rounded oblong vesta case £40/60 £100/150 with image of a horse and jockey to ‘Like-A-Butterfly’ won the race by M.C.C. won the 1903/04 Ashes centre, to each side, with stylised five lengths series 3-2. Relf, making his debut in foliage decoration. Approximately the first Test, played in the first two 1.5”x 2.75”. G £100/150 1282 ‘Azertyuiop’. Irish Independent Arkle Tests, England winning both matches Challenge Trophy, Cheltenham, 11th 1277 Horse racing. Decorative tall March 2002. Portrait in acrylic by SPORTING EPHEMERA decorated gilt metal tubular vesta Jacquie Jones of the horse and jockey case with horse racing design to side 1271 Archery 1879. An excellent selection painted to the spread of the race of horseshoe, whips and jockey’s cap of thirteen original sepia photographs card. Signed by the jockey, Ruby in silver metal. Approximately 2.75” of archery teams, matches in Walsh, and the artist. Framed and tall x 1.25”. Minor wear, good progress, presentations etc. Two glazed overall 15.5”x13.5”. G/VG - condition £80/120 photographs are laid down to album horse racing £40/60 pages with participants’ names and 1278 Yachting. Excellent silver square vesta ‘Azertyuiop’ won the race by eleven titles handwritten in ink to lower case with an impressive enamelled lengths margin, taken at the ‘Grand National colourful image of a sailing Cheltenham 1879’ held at boat/yacht at sea, with ring 1283 ‘Jair du Cochet’. Ballymore Properties Cheltenham College. The two teams suspension. Hallmarks for Walwyn Novices’ Chase, Newbury, featured are West Kent Archers and Birmingham 1897 and makers mark 30th November 2002. Portrait in Royal Toxophilites. The photographs for William Henry Sparrow of acrylic by Jacquie Jones of the horse were originally from the photograph Birmingham. Approximately 1.5” and jockey painted to the spread of album of Inger Maria Burton of square. Very good condition the race card. Signed by the jockey, J. Lincoln, artist and photographer. £250/350 Ricou, and the artist. Framed and Various sizes, approx. 8”x6”. Some glazed overall 12”x10”. G/VG - 1279 Shooting. British ‘Parker Beacon’ creasing and ageing, otherwise in horse racing £40/60 1930’s cigarette lighter with circular generally good condition £200/250 silver metal cartouche featuring a ‘Jair du Cochet’ won the race by six The first Grand National Archery shooting scene at targets to centre. lengths Meeting was held on the Knavesmire The lighter with a lift arm design with 1284 ‘Valley Henry’. Aon Steeple Chase, at York in 1843. The Royal a column-like, vertical roller sparking Newbury, 8th February 2003. Portrait Toxophilites, founded in 1781, is one mechanism. G £30/50

115 in acrylic by Jacquie Jones of the other scenes of bowls. Gold lustre to collection) £80/120 horse and jockey painted to the rim, base and handle. G (ex Bob 1295 Tennis figures. A pair of German spread of the race card. Signed by the Appleyard (Yorkshire & England bisque tennis figures of a boy and a jockey, B. Geraghty, trainer, P. 1950-1958) collection) £30/50 girl, both dressed in contemporary Nicholls, and the artist. Framed and 1290 ‘British Empire and Commonwealth dress, wearing cap and hat, and glazed overall 11.5”x10”. G/VG - Games 1954. Large souvenir felt holding a tennis racket an a ball. To horse racing £40/60 green pennant produced to base the message ‘A Present from ‘Valley Henry’ won the race by two commemorate the Games held in Jersey’. Approximately 6” tall. Sold and a half lengths Vancouver, Canada from the 30th with a further pair of German tennis July to 7th August 1953. Colour figure match holders, each holding a 1285 Horse Racing. Selection of eighty one printed with title ‘Vancouver B.C. July tennis racket an a ball, the match official race cards for meetings at 30th to August 7th 1954 with scenes holder being the net. All four figures Cheltenham 1955-1970 (Qty 38), of the Games stadium and mountains in good condition (ex Goodwood 1955-1960 (20), Royal to background. 22” long. £30/40 (Yorkshire & England 1950-1958) Ascot 1956-1961 (18), Epsom 1962 collection) £40/60 (3) and York 1956 (2). Notable 1291 ‘Kinsella Kids’. Four colour postcards meetings include the Cheltenham from a set of six depicting a girl 1296 Tennis racket circa 1890/1900. Early Gold Cup, Champion Hurdle, playing Diabolo by E.P. Kinsella 1907. original racket with convex wedge & Cheltenham Centenary Celebration Each card with a girl in different fishtail handle. Stamped to throat Meeting 1966, Epsom Derby 1962, position and title to lower border. ‘Match’. Sold with a tennis racket Epsom Coronation Cup 1962, Epsom Titles are ‘Waiting’, ‘Tangled’, press and racket bag. G (ex Bob Oaks 1962 etc. Pencil annotations, ‘Missed It’ and ‘Got It’. Published by Appleyard (Yorkshire & England general wear, otherwise in good Langsdorff & Co. Series no. 711. G 1950-1958) collection) £80/120 condition £30/50 (ex Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & 1297 ‘Kinsella Kids’. Full set of six colour England 1950-1958) collection) 1286 Horse racing. An attractive large print postcards depicting girl tennis players £20/30 of a horse race in progress, c18th by E.P. Kinsella c1906. Each card with century in the style of the artist 1292 Cycling. ‘Kinsella Kids’. Full set of six boy cricketer in different position and Theodore Gericault. Mounted, colour postcards depicting a boy title to lower border. Published by framed and glazed overall 36”x26”. cycling by E.P. Kinsella c1906. Each Langsdorff & Co. Series no. 695. G. VG £50/70 card with boy in different position (ex Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & and title to lower border. Published England 1950-1958) collection) 1287 Horse Racing. Lester Piggott. Two by Langsdorff & Co. Series no. 726. £30/40 annuals, ‘Racehorses of 1975’ and G (ex Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & ‘Racehorses of 1977’, both signed to 1298 Royal Doulton ‘Golfing series’ England 1950-1958) collection) inside front covers by Piggott. From stoneware tapering jug, decorated to £30/40 the library of Lester Piggott. both sides in colour with cavalier Dustwrappers. G £30/40 TENNIS & GOLF figures (Crombie) playing golf with inscription ‘He that always complains, 1288 ‘Sporting Bears’. Large ‘Baby’s Plate’ 1293 Tennis figures. A pair of late 19th is never pitied’. Colour golf course bowl and two small child’s plates with century German bisque tennis figures border to top of jug with figures and transfer printed scenes of bears of a boy and a girl, both dressed in inscription below. Approximately 7” playing golf, cricket, football and contemporary dress in bright colours tall. With Royal Doulton stamp and roller skating. 7.5”, 5.75” and 5” of pink, green and gilt and holding a ref no 11 to base. The jug has a diameter. Sold with a similar small tennis racket an a ball. Approx groove to one side and a small hole child’s cup with scenes of bears 11.25” tall. The girl figure marked to the other side of the rim, playing football and golf. 2.25” tall. number ‘18’ to inside edge. Minor presumably where a lid would be Minor firing crack to edge of the rim wear otherwise in good condition (ex fixed. Slight under glazing to base, of one of the plates, minor wear and Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & England slight staining around the rim area odd faults otherwise in good 1950-1958) collection) £50/80 otherwise in good condition condition. Qty 4 (ex Bob Appleyard 1294 Tennis figures. A pair of very large £100/150 (Yorkshire & England 1950-1958) late 19th century German bisque collection) £30/40 1299 Golf club. Crested china golf ball with tennis figures of a boy and a girl, both caddy, with golf bag and clubs, to 1288 ‘Derby & Grand National Winners’ dressed in contemporary dress in top. Colour crest for ‘Hunstanton’. John Player 1933. Full set of fifty bright colours and holding a tennis Arcadian. Sold with three crested cards, window mounted, framed and racket an a ball. The girl figure china golf clubs. Colour emblems for glazed. Overall 21.5”x16”. G/VG measures approximately 15” and the ‘Earls Barton’, ‘Rugely’ and £20/30 boy approximately 14” tall. Minor ‘Stourport’. Approx 4”. All Arcadian wear and chipping to the base of the 1289 Arthur Wood. Two ‘Sporting Series’ China. Plus crested china golfing boy figure and chip with very small 5” tall treacle coloured ceramic figure ‘The Colonel’ holding golf loss to his finger otherwise in good tankards. One depicting golfing clubs in bag. Colour crest for condition (ex Bob Appleyard scenes to front and back and the ‘Cleethorpes’ to back. Minor wear, (Yorkshire & England 1950-1958)

116 good. Qty 5 (ex Bob Appleyard 333948. Two chips to rim. Qty 2 (ex attractive vesta £400/600 (Yorkshire & England 1950-1958) Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & England 1310 Golf. Silver rounded oblong vesta collection) £30/40 1950-1958) collection) £40/60 case advertising ‘The British Salv Fire 1300 Golf clubs and balls. Three crested 1305 2014. Original enamel ball Insurance Company Limited’ to one china golf balls. Colour emblems for marker/ hat clip issued to Lee side and to the other an image of a ‘Folkstone’ with ‘The Ancient Game Westwood, member of the European golfer in plus fours driving from the of Golf was first played in 1448’ in Ryder Cup team. The marker was tee. The advertising and image band to ball, ‘Southend on Sea’ and given by Westwood to a player care appear to be on a wrap around ‘Bentham’. Approx 4”. Sold with two steward at Gleneagles. They were not material. The vesta measures approx - crested china golf clubs. Colour commercially available, being issued imately 1.5”x2.25”. Some foxing and emblems for ‘Lytham’ and exclusively to the players. Mounted staining to the advertising and golf ‘Helmsley’. Approx 4”. Arcadian in box frame below a colour image, some general wear otherwise China. Minor wear, good. Qty 5 (ex photograph of Westwood showing in good condition. An unusual vesta Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & England the clip attached to his cap. Overall £150/250 1950-1958) collection) £30/40 7”x9.5”. Rare. VG £70/100 1311 Golf. Early decorative rounded square 1301 Golfing jug. Attractive Copeland Europe won the 2014 Ryder Cup for brass metal vesta case with raised Spode golfing jug in sage green, with the third consecutive time, beating image of golfer carrying his bag of golfing scenes in relief in white to the U.S.A. 16.5-11.5. golf clubs to one side of the case. sides. Approximately 7” tall. Makers played four matches, winning two Ring suspension. 1.5 ” square. Some mark and ‘55’ to base. G/VG (ex Bob and losing two wear, small minor dents otherwise in Appleyard (Yorkshire & England good condition £120/160 1306 Vesta case. Victorian decorative silver 1950-1958) collection) £80/120 metal vesta case with original 1312 Golf. Decorative rounded square 1302 Golf tankard. Colourful golf tankard enamelled colour scene of a lady brass metal vesta case with raised with humorous golfing scenes to golfer driving with caddy behind image of golf bags, flags, golf clubs tankard, entitled ‘Fore’ to front and carrying her bag of golf clubs to one and balls to one side of the case. Ring to rear ‘Come!- step out my Man’. side of the case. Ring suspension. suspension to top of lid. 1.5 ” square. 5.75” tall With makers stamp to base Approximately 2”x1.25”. Unusually Minor wear otherwise in good ‘Late Foley ‘Shelley’ England’. Marks the side of the case opens with condition £120/160 used for the period 1910-1916. hinged lid to reveal the match 1313 ‘Chorlton Golf Club’. Electro-plated ‘Numbers to base are ‘590’ and compartment, striking plate to lower metal rounded oblong vesta case ‘7913’. Good condition (ex Bob edge. Minor wear otherwise in good with raised metal and blue enamel Appleyard (Yorkshire & England condition (ex Bob Appleyard emblem of the ‘Chorlton Golf Club’ 1950-1958) collection) £50/80 (Yorkshire & England 1950-1958) to one side of the case. Ring collection) £150/250 1303 Golf tankards. Large tankard with suspension. 2.5”x2” Minor wear and hand painted golfing scene by Dulcie 1307 Golf. Decorative small silver metal small minor denting to back of case Vaughan c1940/1950’s. 4.5” tall. square vesta case with raised image otherwise in good condition Sold with another golf tankard, one a of golfer driving to both sides of the £80/120 5.25” tall tankard with golfing scenes case. Ring suspension. Marked to 1314 Golf. ‘Brother Supermatic’ 1950’s to sides and golf bag handle ‘Arthur inside edge ‘925G sterling’. Approxi - cigarette lighter with green leather Wood. Sporting Series’ and a further mately 1.25” square. G £60/90 effect to lighter and a mounted brass golf cup with golfing scenes to sides 1308 Golf. Decorative silver oblong coloured figure of a golfer to side. G made by Grafton China. 3.25” tall. pill/snuff box, gilt lined, with crossed £30/50 Qty 3. G (ex Bob Appleyard golf club and ball to centre with (Yorkshire & England 1950-1958) 1315 Golf desk set. Excellent mid Victorian decorative beaded border. Produced collection) £30/50 silver plated desk ink stand by Mema () and marked comprising a golfer wearing cap at 1304 Golf plate. Rare W. & Sons Golf Series ‘Mema Sterling 925.S’. The box the top of his back swing in front of hand painted golfing side plate c1907 measures 2”x1.5”. An attractive item a filigree tree in Art Nouveau style by Henry Williamson & Son, Longton £80/120 with fluted vase loosely inserted. This (1879-1941) with three golfing 1309 Golf. Excellent silver rounded oblong is attached to a silver plated figures believed to be depicting Harry vesta case with an impressive stand/mount with four short legs to Vardon and James Taylor and a lady enamelled colourful image of a golfer base and with two raised hooks for golfer. The base stamped with in plus fours driving from the tee, pens. To either side of the figure there makers transfer logos and regd no with ring suspension. Hallmarked are ink wells in the shape of golf balls. 480949. 7” diameter. Hairline crack Birmingham 1911 and with makers The mount with floral decoration. to rim. Sold with a colourful Carlton mark of Horton & Allday of Marks of James Deakin & Sons of Ware trinket dish (c1910-1920 with Birmingham. The vesta measures Sheffield, ‘desk bell’ trade mark and a golfing scene to centre one two approximately 1.5”x2.25”. Minor number ‘S3616’ to base. Approxi - golfers and a caddy. Approximately nick to enamel otherwise in mately 11.5” tall with vase attached, 4.25”x5”. Marks to base and reg no good/very good condition. A very 9” long and 7” wide. Appears to

117 have lost some parts of the trees tournament programmes for pool Stadium, , 25th March 1958 branches and leaves to back, small matches and the knockout stage for the World Middleweight title. damage to base otherwise in good including the Final, and other G/VG £50/80 condition. Note from the previous ephemera relating to the tournament. Robinson had lost the World owner suggest ‘made by Biggins Sold with a collection of Leicester Middleweight title to Basilio the 1880’? (ex Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire Tigers programmes and tickets, previous year at the Yankee Stadium, & England 1950-1958) collection) 2000s. G/VG - rugby £25/35 New York, but won the rematch to £300/500 BOXING regain his title 1316 Victorian golf buttons. Excellent 1322 ‘Muhammad Ali. A Portrait in Words 1325 Anthony Joshua signed shorts. Pair of complete set of six Victorian brass and Pictures’. Wilfred Sheed, London boxing shorts in black with gold golf shirt buttons. Each button having 1974. Nicely signed in ink with trimmings with ‘Joshua’ on the waist. a colour image of a golfer wearing a dedication to double page spread Sold with a colour photograph red jacket, all images different. In two pages on from the title page, ‘To showing Joshua signing the shorts. original circular presentation box, as my friend George, Muhammad Ali. VG £60/90 issued, with metal back clips. c1890’s. Good luck’. Also signed by five others G/VG £120/160 Joshua, the British boxer, won the including Joe Bugner, Andy Smith, I.B.F. World Heavyweight title in 1317 . Colour print of Woods, Bugner’s trainer, Dave ‘Boy’ Green 2016 having previously held the head and shoulders, in white golfing etc. The signatures were collected in British and Commonwealth cap, the original painting by Craig Las Vegas when Bugner fought Ali on heavyweight titles from 2015 to Campbell 2007, signed by Woods to 14th February 1973. Tears and wear 2016. As an amateur he represented lower border. Mounted, framed and to dustwrapper, the book in good Britain at the 2012 Olympics, glazed. Overall 10”x15.5”. G - golf condition. Sold with ‘The Greatest. winning a gold medal in the super- £180/250 My own Story’, Muhammad Ali and heavyweight division Richard Durham, 1976 £180/250 The print was previously sold by 1326 Henry Cooper signed robe. Replica Bonhams in 2010 and the lot Bugner, born in Hungary, came to dark blue dressing robe with white description noted that Tiger Woods Britain in 1956. Already a good trimmings and an embroidered patch, signed this print in December 2008 athlete, his trainer, Andy Smith, ‘Henry Cooper British European & for a donation that was made to the encouraged him to take up boxing. Commonwealth Heavyweight Tiger Woods Foundation During his career Bugner twice held Champion’, and signed in black the British and British Common - 1318 ‘Kinsella Kids’. Full set of six colour marker Sir Henry Cooper above the wealth heavyweight titles, was a postcards depicting a boy in kilt patch. G/VG £70/100 three-time European heavyweight playing golf by E.P. Kinsella c1906. champion, and was ranked among 1327 Floyd Patterson signed photograph. Each card with boy in different the world’s top ten heavyweights in Sepia photograph of Patterson in position and title to lower border. the 1970s. The vendor’s Uncle, boxing pose, signed to the Published by Langsdorff & Co. Series George ran a pub in St. Ives in photograph by Patterson, John Henry no. 710. G (ex Bob Appleyard Huntingdon and got to know Andy Lewis, World Light Heavyweight, (Yorkshire & England 1950-1958) Smith, Bugner’s trainer well. For a Dan Florio, Patterson’s trainer, collection) £30/40 time, Bugner also lived in St. Ives and Raymond Patterson, Floyd’s brother RUGBY visited George’s pub with Smith. etc. Five signatures in total. The George and a friend made the trip to photograph measures 7”x9.5”. 1319 Rugby ball. Crested china rugby ball Las Vegas to watch Bugner fight Mounted, framed and glazed overall with colour emblem for Muhammad Ali, where the book was 12”x14”. Some fading to signatures, ‘Northampton’. Approx 3” long. G signed. Ali beat Bugner on points the Raymond Patterson signature (ex Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & almost illegible, otherwise in good England 1950-1958) collection) 1323 Muhammad Ali v Henry Cooper condition £100/150 £20/30 1966. Official programme and official ticket for the World Heavyweight Patterson twice reigned as the world 1320 Rugby. ‘A Touch Down’. Excellent Championship fight held at Arsenal heavyweight champion from 1956 to brass metal rounded oblong vesta Stadium, Highbury on 21st May 1962. At the age of 21, he became case with an impressive image of 1966, with an Odeon Theatre cinema the youngest boxer in history to win rugby touchdown involving four ticket for the match. Also a mono the title, and was also the first rugby players to side and to reverse photograph of Cooper knocking heavyweight to regain the title after the engraved name ‘K.G. Shelitine’, down Ali, signed ‘Sir Henry Cooper’, losing it lacking ring suspension. Reg No. and a colour insert for the fight 159810 to case (c1890). Approxi - 1328 Boxing autographs. Plain white ‘Presented by Boxing Illustrated. VG mately 1.25”x2”. Minor dents to envelope date franked 20th February £100/150 verso otherwise in good condition. 1979, boldly signed to the front by An attractive vesta £200/300 1324 Sugar Ray Robinson v Chica Basilio seven boxers. Signatures include 1958. Original 16mm film of the fight Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, 1321 Rugby World Cup, England and that took place at the Chicago Ken Norton, Earnie Shavers, Mike Wales 1999. Collection of eleven

118 Tyson, Joe Frazier etc. G £100/150 with additional typed ‘Other financial , Pat Rice, David provisions’, regarding match bonuses Rocastle, Kenny Sansom etc. G 1329 Tommy Noble. Mono real for League, F.A. Cup and League Cup £100/150 photograph postcard of Noble in performances, and also an boxing pose. Signed in black ink with 1337 Arsenal F.C. ‘Official Football Cover ‘Attendance bonus’ dependant on dedication, to the darker part of the Series’ ‘Centenary Day Cover’. Cover the size of the crowd attending image, ‘Sincerely yours, Tommy number 3 v Raba Gyor 19th matches. Nicely signed twice in ink by Noble with Best Wishes to Sapper September 1994, signed by twenty Walter Griffiths, Secretary of the Wilkinson’, dated 1st November three Arsenal players, coaching staff Club, and also by Lee. VG £200/300 1916. The postcard in very good etc. Signatures include George condition. Sold with an 1333 Manchester City v Gornik Zabrze, Graham (manager), Theo Foley accompanying hand written letter European Cup Winners’ Cup Final (coach), Tony Adams, Paul Merson, from Noble to Wilkinson replying to 1970. Two original telegrams sent to Viv Anderson, Martin Hayes, Charlie the request for the photograph, ‘I am Joe Mercer, manager of Manchester Nicholas, David O’Leary etc. The pleased to hear you take an interest City, in Vienna for the final played at cover is laid down to a mount in boxing as I think it is the greatest The Prater Stadium, Vienna, 29th decorated with league club stickers to of all sports’. VG £80/120 April 1970. The two telegrams from borders, and additionally signed by personal friends are dated 25th and eleven directors and officials. Overall 1330 Boxing ephemera. A mixed selection 29th April 1970. Sold with an official 12”x10”. G £100/150 of a programme, prints of boxers, players’ itinerary for the match, an magazines, books newspapers, trade 1338 England v Scotland, Wembley 1928. official match ticket, and a Daily Mail cards etc. Includes an official match Album page nicely signed in ink by ‘Cup-Winners’ Extra’ supplement programme for Evander Holyfield v the England team who were defeated dated 30th April 1970, reporting on Lennox Lewis, 13th November 1999 5-1 by Scotland, thereafter known as Manchester City’s victory. VG in Las Vegas. The programme in mint the ‘Wembley Wizards’. The England £100/150 condition with original band signatures, signed on the page unopened. Also five limited edition Manchester City won the Final 2-1 corresponding to their position, are caricature prints of Joe Frazier (two Ted Hufton, Roy Goodall, Herbert 1334 ‘In Memoriam’. Munich Air Disaster copies), Mike Tyson, ‘Rocky’, and Jones, Willis Edwards, Thomas 1958. Original order of service held Inemar Johansson, by Norman Hood, Wilson, Henry Healless, , at St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, each signed by the artist. G £50/80 Bob Kelly, , Joe Bradford 25th February 1958, for the eight and Billy Smith. Also signed by the FOOTBALL EPHEMERA journalists who died in the Munich England trainer, F. Whittaker and two Air Disaster of 6th February 1958. 1331 Francis Henry ‘Franny’ Lee. others. G/VG £100/150 The journalists were Alfred Clarke, Manchester City. Original one page Manchester Evening Chronicle, Harry 1339 World Cup 1966. Postcard of a typed letter on Manchester City Donald Davies, Manchester match ticket for the World Cup Final Football Club Limited letterhead, Guardian, George Albert Follows, boldly signed in black ink by ten dated 6th October 1967. The letter Daily Herald, Thomas William members of the England squad. confirms the purchase by Manchester Jackson, Manchester Evening News, Signatures include Hunt, Peters, City of ‘Francis Henry Lee’ from Archibald William Ledbrooke, Daily Hurst, J. Charlton, Connelly, Wilson, Bolton Wanderers for £60,000, with Mirror, Henry Rose, Daily Express, Banks etc. The postcard laid to album a breakdown of the payment Frank Victor Swift, News of the page with a colour photograph instalments being ‘ £40,000 within World, and Eric Thompson, Daily signed the West German player, Uwe 14 days of the transfer. £20,000 on Mail. Minor ageing, otherwise in Seeler. G £80/120 or before 1st January 1968, this good condition. Rare £50/70 amount to be subject to Bank Rate of FOOTBALL BOOKS, CIGARETTE & Interest from the date when the 1335 ‘Shoot. A Game of Skill’. Original box COLLECTORS CARDS £40,000 is paid’. Handwritten for the Edwardian game with printed 1340 ‘Kinsella Kids’. Full set of six colour annotations in red ink to the left label to lid. Lacking contents. Some postcards with two duplicates margin confirm the initial payment wear, fading and staining, generally depicting boy footballers by E.P. was made 18th October 1967, the good condition - football £18/25 Kinsella c1906. Each card with boy second being paid with additional 1336 Arsenal F.C. 1987. Official menu for footballer in different position and interest charges of £298-13-1 on 4th the ‘Fifty First Dinner & Cabaret to title to lower border. Published by January 1968. Nicely signed in ink by The Honorary Stewards of Arsenal Langsdorff & Co. Series no. 690. Qty Walter Griffiths, Secretary of the Football Club’, held at Park Lane 8. G (ex Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & Club. VG £80/120 Hotel, London, 7th December 1987. England 1950-1958) collection) 1332 Francis Henry ‘Franny’ Lee. Signed to the centre and rear pages £30/40 Manchester City. Original two year by over thirty attendees. Signatures 1341 Football and Rugby cigarette cards. contract issued by Manchester City include Peter Hill-Wood (Chairman), Boy’s Magazine ‘Famous Footballers’ Football Club to Lee, dated 9th Roger Gibbs (Director), Jack Kelsey, Series 1929. Full set of twelve cards, October 1967. The contract specifies George Graham, David O’Leary, Alan framed and glazed in good condition. Lee’s basic wage of £60 per week, Smith, Paul Merson, Graham Rix, Sold with a selection of loose

119 cigarette cards. Series include (1960’s to date) and ephemera. 1352 . Everton 2002-2004. Churchman Association Footballers Includes autobiographies, histories Everton training/casual short sleeved c1938, Churchman Rugby Interna - etc, odd one with signatures Le Saux, round necked blue shirt with Everton tionals 1935, Churchman Kings of Bonetti, Wilkins etc. Also ‘Chopper. A emblem and ‘Puma’ logo to chest. Speed 1939, Typhoo Tea Football Chelsea Legend’ limited edition book, Signed by Rooney. Attractively Clubs, etc. Incomplete with signed by Harris and Greaves. G mounted, framed and glazed with duplication. Also two copies of £20/30 signed colour photograph of Rooney ‘Speedway Gazette, 1949. G in Everton shirt. Overall 34.5”x32.5”. 1347 Manchester United F.C. Three boxes £30/40 Good condition. The shirt was given containing a selection of books, to the son of the vendor when a 1342 West Ham United 1937. Two mono programmes (1960’s to date) and youngster at the training ground by real photograph postcards of Jack ephemera. Includes autobiographies, Rooney when 16/17 years old - Kirkaldie and Arthur Weare. A. histories, brochures, match tickets, football £100/150 Wilkes & Son, West Bromwich. Date season tickets etc. Official stamped to verso 1937. Sold with a programme for Manchester United v 1353 Pele signed shirt. Replica yellow Brazil mono postcard size press photograph Glasgow Celtic, played in Toronto, with number 10 on the back. Signed of O’Brian of Watford. Some wear, Canada 1970 noted. G £30/50 by Pele to the front. G/VG £70/100 otherwise in good condition. Qty 3 - 1348 Football biographies. Box containing 1354 Maradona signed shirt. Replica blue football £30/40 a good selection of twenty five and white stripe Argentina short 1343 Rothmans Football Yearbooks. Seven biographies and autobiographies of sleeve shirts with number 10 on the yearbooks for 1970/71 (volume 1), players and managers. Subjects back and Maradona printed above 1971/72 and 1974/75-1978/79. include Docherty, Venables, the number. Signed by Maradona to Sold with a run of twenty two Playfair Grobbelaar, J. Charlton, Mullery, the front. G/VG £70/100 Football Annuals 1960-61 to 2006- Clough, Best, Dougan, Hullit etc. All FOOTBALL CERAMICS & 2007 (not complete) plus a further with dustwrappers VG - football METALWARE selection of football annuals and £25/35 brochures. A few faults otherwise in 1355 ‘English Cup Final. Bolton Wanderers 1349 ‘The Early F.A. Cup Finals and the good condition £20/30 v West Ham United 1923’. A rare Southern Amateurs’. Keith Warsop electro-plated ‘Colmans Mustard’ 1344 ‘The Essential History of England’. 2004, and ‘The Definitive Notts vesta case, with cartouche commem - Andrew Mourant and Jack Rollin. County F.C.’, Keith Warsop and Tony orating the 1923 English Cup Final at London 2002. Original hardback with Brown, 2007. Both presentation Wembley Park, when Bolton dustwrapper. Signed by four England copies signed by the author. Qty 2. Wanderers beat West Ham United 2- players on pieces laid down. VG £18/25 0. Approximately 1.75”x2”. Minor Signatures are Brooking, Blissett, 1350 Liverpool UEFA Champions League wear otherwise in good condition Waddle and Le Saux. Sold with forty winners 2005. Large colour £300/500 four England home programmes, photograph mounted colour 1974-2016 including World Cup Bolton Wanderers beat West Ham photograph of Carragher and Gerrard qualifiers, European Championships, United 2-0 with Jack and Smith celebrating Liverpool’s UEFA Home Internationals and friendlies scoring the goals. This was the first Champions League win in 2005, the plus match tickets including Euro 96 Cup Final to be played at Wembley photograph signed by both players. Final, Semi-final and Quarter-final and became known as the ‘White Attractively mounted, framed and tickets. G/VG £30/40 Horse Final’ after a policeman on a glazed with details to lower border in white horse helped clear the crowds. 1345 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Box window of mount. Overall 16”x24”. the official attendance was 126,000 containing a good quantity and VG - football £40/60 but an estimated 200,000 people selection of postcards, books, FOOTBALL SHIRTS were believed to have attended programmes and ephemera. Includes having stormed the gates three signed ‘Ditchburn and Adcock’ 1351 Benedict Saul “Benni” McCarthy. postcard size photographs of Ted Blackburn Rovers 2006-2010. 1356 Edwardian football vesta case c1900. Ditchburn, Eddie Bailey and Bill Blackburn Rovers home short sleeved Attractive brass metal vesta case in Nicholson plus nine further mono blue and white shirt with ‘McCarthy’ the shape of a football with ring postcards of the same period, and number ‘10’ to back and suspension. Marked ‘Association’. programmes 1960’s onwards (odd ‘Barclays Premiership’ patches to Approximately 1.75” diameter. one with signatures), books and sleeves. Signed and dedicated to Minor wear otherwise in good biographies, signatures of Ardiles, ‘Callum’ by McCarthy and signed by condition £140/180 Gorman etc to books. match tickets him. Attractively mounted, framed 1357 Edwardian football vesta case c1900. including rarer Spurs v Boston United and glazed. Overall 26”x29”. Good Attractive silver metal vesta case in 1956 (only fair condition) etc condition. The shirt given to the son the shape of a football with ring £40/60 of the vendor when a youngster - suspension. Marked ‘Association’. football £80/120 1346 Chelsea F.C. Box containing a Approximately 1.75” diameter. selection of books, programmes Minor wear otherwise in good

120 condition £140/180 above and below side panels. To top match. Also an official programme for is an image of and the League Cup final v West 1358 World Cup Finals. Sweden 1958. the English Cup. The borders of these Bromwich Albion, Wembley Stadium, Silver metal matchbox holder panels all decorated with the names 7th March 1970 with an official produced for the World Cup held in and emblems of both English and players’ itinerary for the match. Sold Sweden. The top of the matchbox Scottish football clubs. Some minor with two other Manchester City holder with enamelled Sweden World wear and scratching otherwise in programmes 1965 and 1970 etc. VG Cup emblem ‘Sverige Fotboll. Juni good condition £80/120 £40/60 1958’ and to side ‘Sverige’. Approxi - mately 1.75”x2.1”. Some minor loss FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Manchester City beat Leicester City 1-0 in to enamel otherwise in good the 1969 F.A. Cup Final, and beat 1365 Nottingham Forest F.C. home condition. Rare £200/300 West Bromwich Albion 2-1 in the programmes. Box containing 130 1970 Football League Final 1359 Continental bisque figure with brown programmes for seasons 1958/59 lustre, probably German, of a young (1), 1960/61 (3), 1962/63 (8), 1369 Manchester City and Manchester man dressed as a goalkeeper with 1963/64 (6), 1965/66 (6), 1966/67 United football programmes 1960s- blue cap, floral shorts, brown belt, (1), 1967/68 (7), 1968/69 (11), 2000s. Box containing a selection of holding a football. Approx 7.25” tall. 1969/70 (9), 1970/71 (10), 1971/72 thirty Manchester City 1960-2000s Good condition - football £50/80 (12), 1972/73 (8), 1973/74 (12), home and away, Football League, 1974/75 (15), 1975/76 (8), 1967/77 , F.A. Cup. Twenty 1360 Football plate. A ‘Masons Ironstone’ (11). Matches are for Football seven Manchester United home and Sampler Pattern plate with centre League, F.A. Cup and Anglo-Scottish away programmes 1980s-2000s area depicting a footballer in cross Cup. Also an official programme for including Football League, Premier stitch with oak leave and acorn the 1979 European Cup Final v League, Champions League, F.A. decoration to outer part of plate. To Malmo, official programme for the Cup. England home (33) and away verso Mason’s stamp with number away leg v Sofia 17th September (8) programmes 1990s. Also three ‘C4070’ and patent number ‘9660- 1980, Brian Clough biography, official programmes for F.A. Cup 33’. 9” diameter. Minor chip to back further programmes, match tickets, finals for 2007, 2011 and 2013. of the plate rim otherwise in good newspaper supplements etc. Some Some programmes with condition (ex Bob Appleyard wear, generally good condition accompanying handwritten notes by (Yorkshire & England 1950-1958) £30/50 a sports journalist. G/VG £30/50 collection) £50/70 1366 ‘The Lilywhite. The Official Organ of 1370 England World Cup 1966. Official 1361 Football cups. Pair of early ceramic the Spurs Supporters Club’. Vol.2 No programme for the World Cup Final tea cups with transfer printed image 1, September 1951. Signed to the 1966, England v West held of a football scene to side, both front cover in pink pen by Tottenham at Wembley on July 30th 1966, sold different. The tea cups date from the Hotspur players, Ron Burgess and with an official tournament brochure. late 1880’s, early 1900’s. Gilt lustre. Eddie Bailey, and to the centre pages Some wear, otherwise in good Approx 3.25” tall. G (ex Bob by Burgess and Arthur Willis. Also condition. Also a selection of Appleyard (Yorkshire & England Vol.1 No 2, September 1950, signed Leicester City home programmes for 1950-1958) collection) £40/60 to the front cover in pink pen by seasons 1961/62 (Qty 4), 1962/63 1362 Crested football. Two crested china Tottenham Hotspur manager, Arthur (8), 1963/64 (3) and 1966/67 (2). G football with panels and lace holes Rowe. Sold with two official match £80/120 with colour emblem for ‘Rochester’ programmes for Tottenham Hotspur 1371 Chelsea F.C. season 1941/42. Rare and Winchcombe’. Each approxi - v Grimsby Town, 22nd April 1950, official single sheet home programme mately 2” diameter. G (ex Bob and v Liverpool 5th May 1951. Qty for the London War League match v Appleyard (Yorkshire & England 4. Generally good condition £30/50 Reading, 18th October 1941. Folds, 1950-1958) collection) £30/50 1367 Arsenal F.C. home programmes. Two minor ageing and small tear to lower 1363 Crested football. Larger crested china boxes containing a good quantity of edge, otherwise in good condition - football with panels and lace holes mainly modern programmes but football £40/60 with colour emblem for ‘Sandgate’. including three from the title winning END OF SALE Approximately 2.5” diameter. G (ex season of 1952/53 v Blackpool, Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire & England Charlton, and Middlesborough. Sold 1950-1958) collection) £20/30 with a further selection of books, brochures, posters, programme 1364 Football tea caddy 1926. Rare tin tea Forthcoming auctions binders etc. A good selection caddy with football scenes in colour £18/25 to three side panels with titles ‘A 12th & 13th August 2017 Stalwart Defender’, ‘Saved’ and 1368 Manchester City F.A. Cup Final 1969. 11th & 12th November 2017 ‘Heads’, to back panel, an honours Official programme for the final board with names of English and played v Leicester City at Wembley Entries invited Scottish league and Cup winners Stadium, 26th April 1969, and an 1900-1926. Football club crests run official ‘Dressing Room Pass’ for the

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