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CATALOGUE 42 Moran Cricket Collectible S Moran Cricket Collectible s Proprietors: Martine & Tony Moran Dealing in Assistants: Bridie & Tessie Moran * Books, periodicals * Wisdens PO Box 226 * Cigarette & trade cards Gunnedah * Postcards NSW 2380 * Autographed items Australia * Photographs & prints * Assorted cricketana CATALOGUE 42 Phone: (02) 6742 7022 Email: [email protected] Website: morancricket.com 25th Anniversary! Terms conditions and information # We accept Mastercard, Visacard and AmEx. For Catalogue 42, there is no credit card surcharge. We also accept payment by cheque or money order. Please send payment or credit card details with your order. Goods will be held for two weeks on a telephone order, pending written confirmation and payment. Please ask about other payment options. # Prices in Catalogue 42 supersede those for similar items in earlier catalogues. Moran Cricket Collectibles does not charge GST. # Telephone calls are welcome from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm. If we are not able to take calls, the answering machine is usually on and you are welcome to leave a message. # If payment is by cheque or money order, customers in Australia are asked to include $25 for postage. Postage is charged at cost, to a maximum in Australia of $25. Change will be sent in the form of a cheque if postage is less than $25 or if goods ordered are out of stock. # While goods are sent as soon as possible after payment is received, Australian customers are requested to allow up to three weeks for delivery. # If customers feel that items purchased are incorrectly described in the catalogue, the items should be returned within two weeks for a full refund. # Books are hard-covered unless otherwise described. If a book has a dustwrapper, it is listed with the notation dw. # Dimensions for photos and prints are horizontal by vertical, in cm # If you change your address, please let us know. If you have not purchased from the last three catalogues but still wish to receive the next catalogue, please advise us. # The following abbreviations are used: exc - excellent vg - very good g - good fg - fairly good f - fair p - poor ib - illustrated boards pb - paperback v - very sl - slightly ch - chipped dw - dustwrapper o/w - otherwise pp - pages b/w - black & white ed - edition, editor l.e. - limited edition RU - Readers Union SBC - Sportsman’s Book Club QBC - Quality Book Club h/s - head & shoulders ex-lib - ex-library p/c - photocopied # Catalogue 42 represents only a small portion of our stock. Enquiries are welcome for items not.listed, including Wisdens and other books, badges, cigarette and trade cards. We are working on listing all of our stock still remaining from Catalogues 38 to 42 on our website and hope to have this task complete by the end of 2014. 2 Biographies and Autobiographies 1 W.E. (Bill) Alley, My Incredible Innings, 1969, g, dw, ex-lib $12 2 Dennis Amiss, In Search of Runs, 1976, inscribed and signed by Amiss on the title page, vg, sl.ch.dw $48 3 Tim Arlott, John Arlott: A Memoir, 1994, exc, dw $18 4 Jack Bailey, Trevor Bailey: A Life in Cricket, 1993, vg, dw $21 5 David Bairstow, A Yorkshire Diary: Year of Crisis, 1984, vg, dw $21 6 Ken Barrington, Running into Hundreds, 1963, g, ch.dw, signed by Barrington on the title page $55 7 Alec Bedser, Twin Ambitions: An Autobiography, 1986, exc, dw $18 8 Michael Bevan, The Best of Bevan, 2002, pb, vg $16 9 Henry Blofeld, A Thirst for Life with the Accent on Cricket, 2000, vg, dw $12 10 Geoff Boycott, Sir Geoffrey: 21 Years of Yorkshire Cricket, 1984, pb, fg-g, signed by Boycott on the title page $37 11 Leo McKinstry, Geoff Boycott: A Cricketing Hero, 2005, pb, g $12 12 Anthony Davis, Sir Donald Bradman, 1960, p 91-2 loose, o/w g $32 13 Robert Ingpen, The Boy from Bowral: The Story of Sir Donald Bradman, 2008, 48pp, vg, dw $12 14 Roland Perry, The Don: A Biography, 1996, pb, fg-g $12 15 Brian Brain, Another Day, Another Match: The Diary of a County Cricketer’s Season, 1982 (RU), g-vg, dw $8 16 Frank Browne, Some of it Was Cricket, 1965, vg, v.sl.ch.dw $6 17 Neville Cardus, Full Score, 1971 (QBC), vg, dw $10 18 Ashley Mallett, The Chappell Brothers (Master Cricketer Series), 1982, pb, vg $4 19 Wyndham Charles, Denis Compton: A Great Sportsman, 1967, ib, p $3 20 Ian Peebles, Denis Compton: The Generous Cricketer 1971, g-vg, dw $15 21 Ian Davis & Brian Wood, More Than Cricket, 2004, pb, vg, signed by Davis on the title page $40 3 22 Derek Lodge, The Test Match Career of Ted Dexter, 1989, fg, dw $16 23 Basil D’Oliveira, The D’Oliveira Affair, 1969, vg, sl.ch.dw $18 24 Rod Nye, Martin Donnelly: New Zealand Cricket’s Master Craftsman, 1999, small texta mark on bottom, o/w vg, dw $28 25 Vasant Raiji (comp for CCI), Duleep: A Centenary Tribute, 2005, 40 pp pb, vg $12 26 John Edrich, Runs in the Family, 1970 (SBC), vg, v.sl.ch.dw $10 27 Les Favell, By Hook or by Cut, 1970, g-vg, v.sl.ch.dw $29 28 Richard Streeton, P.G.H. Fender: A Biography, 1981, vg, dw $24 29 Keith Fletcher, Captain’s Innings: An Autobiography, 1983, vg, dw, inscribed and signed by Fletcher on the title page $48 30 Tim Ewbank, Freddie: The Biography of Andrew Flintoff, 2005, vg, dw $20 31 Denzil Batchelor, C.B. Fry (Cricketing Lives series), 1951, g, sl.ch.dw $10 32 C.B. Fry, Life Worth Living: Some Phases of an Englishman, 1947, g $28 33 Gerry Wolstenholme, Gordon Garlick: The Cricketing Life and Times of a gentleman professional – Lancashire, Northamptonshire, League professional, 2004, pb, mint, l.e. of 120, signed by Wolstenholme $35 34 Dom Moraes, Sunil Gavaskar: An illustrated biography, 1987, g, dw $20 35 Barry Gibbs, My Cricket Journey, 2001, pb, vg, inscribed and signed by Gibbs on the title page [Gibbs was Secretary of the QCA and CEO of the SACA} $16 36 Roy Gilchrist, Hit Me for Six, 1963, fg, ch.dw $21 37 David Gower & Alan Lee, With Time to Spare, 1980, g-vg, dw $16 38 Bernard Darwin, W.G. Grace, 1978, vg, dw $16 39 Donald Trelford, W.G. Grace, 1998, pb, vg $10 40 Mark Greatbatch & James Harding, Boundary Hunter, 1996, vg, dw $21 41 Charlie Griffith, Chucked Around, 1970, inscription on fly-leaf, o/w g-vg, dw $23 42 Richard Hadlee & Richard Becht, Rhythm and Swing, 1989, vg, dw $21 43 Wes Hall, Pace Like Fire, 1966 (SBC), vg, dw $11 4 44 Lord Harris, A Few Short Runs, 1921, foxing in early and late pages, fg $80 45 Jack McHarg, Lindsay Hassett: One of a Kind, 1998, pb, vg, signed by McHarg on the title page $16 46 Ian Healy, Hands and Heals: The Autobiography, 2000, g-vg, dw $20 47 R.S. Whitington & George Hele, Bodyline Umpire, 1974, rectangular piece cut from fly-leaf, o/w g-vg, sl.ch.dw $22 48 Jack Hobbs, My Life Story, 1935, g, signed on the fly-leaf by J. Hardstaff, L.B. Fishlock, W. Keeton, E.A. Watts, Harry Squires, Geo Gunn $95 49 Ronald Mason, Jack Hobbs: A Portrait of an Artist as a Great Batsman, 1960, g, ch.dw $30 50 Eric Hollies, I’ll Spin You a Yarn, 1956, g, sl.ch.dw $24 51 David Hookes, & Ian Russell, Hookesy, 1993, pb, vg, signed by Hookes on the title page $50 52 Merv Hughes, Dear Merv, 2001, pb, vg, signed by Hughes on the half-title page $42 53 Merv Hughes & David Emmerson, My Life and Other Funny Stories, 1990, ib, vg, inscribed and signed by Hughes on the title page $42 54 Conrad Hunte, Playing to Win, 1971, g, dw $22 55 J.M. Kilburn, Len Hutton: The Story of a Great Cricketer, 1950, 30 pp pb, g $5 56 Donald Trelford, Len Hutton Remembered, 1992, vg, dw $20 57 Ray Illingworth, Yorkshire and Back, 1980, vg, dw $19 58 Mike Stevenson, Illy: A Biography of Ray Illingworth, 1978, sticky tape marks on the fly-leaf and blank back page, o/w g, dw, inscribed and signed by Illingworth on the title page $45 59 Doug Insole, Cricket from the Middle, 1960, g, dw $21 60 H. Garrad, A.O. Jones: His Record Innings by Innings, 2001 (ACS Famous Cricketers Series), pb, vg $10 61 Kapil Dev & Vinay Verna, By God’s Decree, 1985, pb, g, ex-lib $5 62 Kapil Dev, The World of Kapil Dev, 1992, pb, small piece cut from fly-leaf, g $15 63 Kishin R. Wadhawaney, Kapil Dev: The Prince of All-Rounders, 1996, vg, dw $22 5 64 J.M. Kilburn, Thanks to Cricket, 1972, g-vg, dw $12 65 Jim Laker, A Spell from Laker: On Cricket and Cricketers Past and Present, 1979, vg, dw $18 66 Jack Bannister, Brian Lara: The Story of a Record-Breaking Year, 1994, pb, vg $12 67 Ashley Mallett, Geoff Lawson (Master Cricketer series), 1984, pb, g, ex-lib $3 68 Frank Lee, Cricket, Lovely Cricket, 1960, fly-leaf excised, o/w g, sl.ch.dw $13 69 Darren Lehmann, Worth the Wait, 2004, vg, dw $22 70 Sir Henry Leveson Gower, On and Off the Field, 1953, g, ch.dw $15 71 Tony Lewis, Cricket in Many Lands, 1991, vg, dw $22 72 Ray Lindwall, Flying Stumps, 1977, pb, fg-g $4 73 Tony Lock, For Surrey and England, 1957, g, sl.ch.dw $25 74 Fazal Mahmood & Asif Sohail, From Dusk Till Dawn: Autobiography of a Pakistan Cricket Legend, 2004, g, dw $27 75 Ashley Mallett, Spin Out, 1977, vg, dw $14 76 Rod Marsh, Gloves, Sweat and Tears: The Final Shout, 1984, pb, exc, inscribed and signed by Marsh on the fly-leaf $40 77 Roy Marshall, Test Outcast, 1970, g, sl.ch.dw $23 78 Pat Symes, Maco: The Malcolm Marshall Story, 2000, pb, g-vg $18 79 Colin McCool, Cricket Is a Game, 1961, g, sl.ch.dw, ex-lib $13 80 Jackie McGlew, Cricket for South Africa, 1961, hospital stamp on fly-leaf, g $18 81 Glenn McGrath & Daniel Lane, Pacemaker, 1998, pb, g $14 82 Alan Oakman, How I Became a Cricketer, 1960, g, dw $15 83 Cecil Parkin, Parkin on Cricket: Cricket Reminiscences, Humorous and Otherwise, 1923, pb, foxed, spine frayed, fg $25 84 Jim Parks, Runs in the Sun, 1961, foxing on page edges, o/w g, v.sl.ch.dw $18 85 Sandeep Patil, Sandy Storm, 1984, pb, vg $20 86 Eddie Paynter, Cricket All the Way, 1962, pb, g $22 6 87 Wayne Veysey, KP Cricket Genius: Biography of Kevin Pietersen, 2009, vg, dw $20 88 Nick Richardson, Ricky Ponting [unauthorized biography], 2002, pb, vg $16 89 Chris Pringle, Save the Last Ball for Me, 1998, vg, sl.ch.dw $19 90 Alan Ross, Ranji: Prince of Cricketers, 1983, vg, dw $24 91 David Foot, Viv Richards, 1979, tape marks on front and back fly, o/w vg, dw $13 92 Viv Richards & B.
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