Fearnley. Large limited edition colour and glazed, 28”x24.5” overall. cards, a large framed limited edition print produced to commemorate the Very good condition. Sold with print of ‘Scenes at Lord’s’ by David in 1980, v ‘ Captains 1965-1998’, Gentlemen, 90/195 and three large . Signed to lower a limited edition print depicting colour limited edition prints of by the England team from that the five Captains, Titmus, Parfitt, by artist John Dunne. game. Twelve signatures including Brearley, Gatting and Ramprakash Each limited edition and signed by Botham, Gower, Boycott, Old, by John Sims 1998, signed by all five Gooch and the artist plus three other Gooch, Gatting, Bairstow etc. players and the artist, limited edition framed items. Qty 10. G Limited edition 826/850. Also signed 7/250 prints, a very attractively £50/80 by the artist Fearnley. Published in mounted and framed set of fifty END OF DAY ONE 1980. Attractively mounted, framed ‘Players Cricketers 1934’ cigarette

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CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS after England had sealed victory mainly Test and tour matches, social by 289 runs, large crowds cheering engagements, travel etc. Five images 554 Australia tour of England 1926. the England team’s victory in front from the first Test held at Trent Fifth Test, . An excellent of the pavilion, Larwood in his Bridge, Nottingham, include three selection of thirty five original mono action, Lord Harris arriving large images of Woodfull losing his and sepia press photographs from at the ground, players taking a drinks leg to Farnes, players running the final Test played at The Oval, break, and a number of general off the pitch for rain, and Chapman 14th-18th August 1926. Images scenes of the match in progress etc. leading his victorious England team from England’s first include Publishers are Central News and The off the pitch through the crowds, Hendren Gregory for 8, Times. Various sizes from 10”x8” also Hobbs taking a catch to dismiss being bowled out by to 6.5”x4.75”. G/VG. Sold with a Fairfax, and Wall being bowled by Grimmett, Sutcliffe being hit in the further selection of ten original sepia Tyldesley to close Australia’s first face off the bowling of Mailey, Geary press photographs (two candid) innings for 144. England won by 93 being out for 9, and Rhodes from the 1926 tour including match runs. Twenty six images from the by Oldfield off Mailey to close action from the and Old second Test at Lord’s include various England’s innings at 280. Australia’s Trafford Tests, tour matches v Minor scenes of match action and large first innings includes Ponsford run Counties at Holyport, v Middlesex, crowds in attendance, two of Clarrie out for 2 by England wicketkeeper, Lord’s (three photographs), v M.C.C. Grimmett in his etc. Strudwick, and Andrews’ off stump at Lord’s etc. Odd faults, otherwise in A number of photographs feature sent cartwheeling by Larwood. good condition £300/400 Tim Wall and may have come from Photographs from England’s second Wall’s personal collection. Australia innings include Going in to the fifth and final Test won the second Test by seven congratulating on the series was level at 0-0, the first . Five images from the third reaching his , four matches all having being drawn. Test at Headingley depict Hobbs on his , bowled by Mailey With England having scored 280 and and Sutcliffe walking out to bat, for 161, and another of Sutcliffe Australia 302 in their first innings, bowled by Hornibrook, leading the players off the field England appeared to be in some Hammond caught by Oldfield at the through the crowds on his dismissal difficulty on a sticky wicket, bowled McCabe for 113, at the close of the third day’s play, after heavy rain. However, Hobbs Jackson caught by Larwood off Tate Woolley l.b.w. bowled Richardson, a and Sutcliffe put on an opening for 1, and Tate bowling to Woodfull. jubilant Oldfield taking the catch to of 172 before Hobbs was From the fifth and final Test at The dismiss Geary for 1, Larwood bowled out for exactly 100, Sutcliffe going Oval, five images of Wall bowling Mailey for 5, and the dismissal of last on to make 161, and England ended to Duleepsinhji, Sutcliffe driving off man Strudwick caught Andrews at their second innings at 436 leaving Wall, Grimmett playing a cut shot off Mailey to close the innings Australia needing 414 to clinch the off Hammond, Woodfull scoring a at 436. Australia’s second innings series. However, four wickets from off Peebles, and an aerial features Larwood taking a brilliant and three from view of the ground on the eve of catch at gully to dismiss Ponsford led England to the Oval Test. Sold with a further off Rhodes, Oldfield bowled Stevens dismiss Australia for 125 and victory selection of fourteen photographs for 23, Rhodes bowling in his cap, by 289 runs to regain from the tour including an excursion and Gregory playing a forcing shot. 555 Australian tour of England 1930. A to Pompeii en route to England, Other images from the match depict nice collection of fifty five sepia and meeting King George V and Queen the England slip cordon crouching as mono original press photographs Mary at Windsor, the Australian the bowler runs in, Rhodes making including some candid photographs team visiting Lord and Lady Forster his way through the spectators from the 1930 tour featuring at their home during the tour match

54 v Hampshire at Southampton, the shaking hands with the King are Bert press photograph of Woodfull, head photograph signed in ink by both Lord Woodfull, Stan McCabe and Tim and shoulders wearing formal attire. and Lady Forster, members of the Wall, other players featured include The photograph by The Australian touring party taking tea in a garden, Bradman, Ponsford etc. The larger Cricketer, Melbourne, measures , and photograph measures 11”x9”, the 4”x6.25”. VG £70/100 Bill Kelly (tour manager) meeting others 7.5”x5.75”, both laid to Woodfull captained the Australians Lord and Lady Belper, former England large album page with two further in twenty five Tests, of which fifteen , , meeting photographs to verso of action from were against England, from 1930 the Australians on their arrival at the Lord’s Test. Qty 5. Odd minor to 1934 including the infamous Victoria Station, Tim Wall and Stan faults, otherwise in good/ very good ‘’ series of 1932/33 McCabe being welcomed on to condition £70/100 the tour bus, fourteen members of 561 Australia tour to England 1930. 558 Australian tour of England 1930. the Australian touring party at a Original official mono photograph ‘Trent Bridge 1930’. England v golf club, Ponsford in batting pose, of the Australian team visiting Lord Australia, 1st Test, Trent Bridge, Bradman in batting action in the tour and Lady Forster at their home 13th-17th June 1930. Large match v at , the during the tour match v Hampshire panoramic photograph of the ground Australian and Leicestershire teams at Southampton, 31st May- 2nd with Australia batting and England seated and standing in rows, Kippax June 1930, the group seated in the field, the flags of the two being bowled by Nicholls of and standing in rows in front of countries flying from the pavilion with etc. Photographs by Central Press, the house wearing formal attire. large crowd in attendance and the Sport & General, Central News, The photograph features twelve Nottingham skyline to background. Topical Press Agency etc. Several members of the Australian touring The scoreboard shows Australia photographs laid down to albums party including Woodfull (Captain), batting in their first innings are 117-5 pages. Various sizes ranging from Bradman, Grimmett, Hurwood, with Kippax on 45 and Oldfield on 12”x10” to 5.5”x3.5”, the majority Fairfax, Hornibrook, Wall, McCabe, 2, last man out Richardson for 37. larger. Odd faults, good condition. Kelly (Manager), Howard (Treasurer) The panoramic photograph is made A good comprehensive collection of etc. Signed to the photograph in up of five sections and mounted. images from the tour and Tests of ink by both Lord and Lady Forster. With overmount, frame and glazed 1930 £400/600 Photographer unknown. 8.5”x6.5”. measures 42.75”x 11”. Some age An excellent image in very good Australia won The Ashes series 2-1 toning and slight fading otherwise in condition £40/60 with two Tests drawn. Bradman, on good condition £120/160 his first tour to England, scored a Henry William Forster, 1st Baron England won the Test by 93 runs. record 974 runs in the Test series at Forster, was Governor General of Bradman scored his first Test century an average of 139 Australia 1920-1925. In the tour in England 131 match, Australia beat Hampshire by 556 Australia tour to England 1930. Large 559 . Original sepia press an innings and eight runs, Bradman and striking original official mono photograph of a youthful Bradman, scoring 191 in their only innings, and image of the Australian touring head and shoulders, wearing cricket Grimmett taking seven wickets in party standing on the steps to the shirt and Australian blazer. The each innings, fourteen in the match entrance of the offices of the English photograph was taken prior to the Steel Corporation, Sheffield. The 562 ‘Johnnie Walker Test Match Australian tour of England and dated players and officials wearing suits, Scoreboard at Margate’ 1930. to verso 11th February 1930. The some in hats and overcoats. Players Fourteen mono candid photographs photograph by ‘Topical Press Agency’ featured include Woodfull, Bradman, laid to album pages of scenes at of Fleet Street measures 5”x6.5”. A Grimmett, Richardson, Wall, Jackson Margate during the fifth and final nice image in good condition £30/40 etc. The photograph measures Ashes Test at The Oval on 16th-21st 13”x11”, laid to large album page. 560 England v Australia 1930. Original August 1930. The photographs Photographer unknown. Small mono photograph of the two include scenes of large crowds tear and loss to lower edge and Captains, Percy Chapman and gathered to view the scoreboard light creasing, otherwise in good/ Bill Woodfull, standing full length installed the entrance to St very good condition. Laid to the wearing cricket attire, Woodfull George’s Hotel. One photograph verso of the page is a further mono leaning on a bat. Chapman is wearing shows the scoreboard at the end of photograph of four of the Australians, a sweater, and Woodfull an the second day’s play with Australia’s Charlie Walker, Clarrie Grimmett, Australian sweater and Victoria score at 215/2, Kippax on 11no and and Tim Wall, standing cap. Nicely signed in ink to the Bradman 27no, Woodfull out for 54 together on a golf course inspecting photograph by Woodfull. Location and Ponsford out for 110. Another their clubs. 10”x8”. VG £100/150 and photographer unknown. photograph of the scoreboard from 6”x8”. Light creasing to one corner, the fourth day of the same Test 557 Australia tour to England 1930. Three otherwise in good/ very good shows England’s first innings score original mono press photographs of condition. Sold with William Maldon of 405, and Australia’s 695. England the Australian team being presented ‘Bill’ Woodfull. Victoria & Australia are 118/3, Sutcliffe having just been to King George V at the second Test, 1921-1934. Original mono studio dismissed for 54 with Duleepsinhji Lord’s, 28th June 1930. Players seen

54 55 on 37no. A further photograph one of Hobbs being easily 564 The Ashes. Fifth Test, The Oval. shows the internal workings of the by Oldfield off Grimmett for 74. England v Australia 1930. Another scoreboard. G/VG - cricket. An England were bowled out for 302, impressive selection of fourteen excellent set of photographs, each setting a Australia an unlikely target original sepia press photographs measuring approx 4”x2.5”. Sold of 429 to win the first Test, Australia from each day of the fifth and final with a commemorative silk scorecard closing on 60/1 at the close of the Test at The Oval, 16th-22nd August for the match. VG £100/150 third day’s play with Ponsford 21no 1930 (). From Day one and Bradman (playing in his first Test an image of Sutcliffe playing a pull With the series tied at 1-1, the final in England) 31no. With Australia shot to leg during his century of deciding match was won by Australia still requiring 369 to win, four 161. Australian wicketkeeper, Bert by an innings and 39 runs on the photographs depict action from the Oldfield, looks on. England ended sixth day of the ‘timeless’ Test. For fourth and final day, including large the day on 316/5. An excellent England, Sutcliffe scored 161 in general views of Bradman facing the photograph before the start of the their first innings. For Australia, bowling of Tate during his innings second day’s play of the crowds Bradman scored 232 and Ponsford of 131, and Kippax facing Tyldesley. queuing to enter the turnstiles 110, Peebles taking six wickets for Two smaller images depict Kippax on under the supervision of a number England. England were bowled out the ground after receiving a knock of policemen. England’s first innings for 251 in their second innings, from a ball by Hammond, being closed at 405 and, in reply, four Hornibrook taking 7-92 for Australia attended to by members of the photographs depict the Australians to clinch victory and the series England team, with Dick Tyldesley in batting action including a large 563 The Ashes. First Test, Trent Bridge. seen resting on the ground in the general view of the Australian England v Australia 1930. An background in conversation with openers Woodfull and Ponsford, impressive selection of sixteen an down on one knee, and Duckworth attempting to run out original sepia press photographs another of Tate in bowling action. Ponsford, Woodfull playing a shot from the first Test at Trent Bridge, One further large photograph is an to leg off Tate, and Kippax attacking 13th-17th June 1930. Three images excellent view of the massed crowds the bowling of Hammond. Day from Day one including Chapman in the stands, in which all but a two ended with Australia 215/2, and Woodfull tossing for innings handful are wearing an assortment Woodfull having made 54, Ponsford in front of the large crowds and a of hats. On the outfield a gentlemen 110. Bradman (27) and Kippax cameraman in the background, a is displaying a large placard to (11) were the batsmen. An large view of the ground with Hobbs the crowd, the message on which excellent large photograph of the and Sutcliffe batting in England’s is undecipherable. However, the huge crowds outside the ground sets first innings, the packed stands and gentleman has been (later) circled in the scene before the start of play pavilion in the background, and red ink with an arrow pointing to an on Day three, with trams and Oval another suberb view from the rear attached witty handwritten caption, Underground station visible in the of the stand of England batting in ‘Anyone found not wearing a hat background. Australia dominated the the first innings, the view of the will be evicted from the ground’. day’s play, losing only one wicket and ground nicely framed by the pillars The photographs, all by the Central ending 403/3 with Bradman 130no. and roof of the stand. From Day Press Service, Nottingham, range On Day four another excellent two, three images of Woodfull in size from 12”x10” to 8.5”x6.5”. scene of crowds queuing at the and Ponsford walking out to bat at Small pin holes to the corners of five gates supervised by mounted police, the start of Australia’s first innings photographs, otherwise in good/ a large general view of Bradman on the second day’s play, England very good condition. A wonderful surviving a catch opportunity when having been bowled out for 270, a selection of photographs showing the ball dropped between the bowler, large general view of Tate in bowling Trent Bridge in 1930, a scene which Hammond, and Tate (small loss to action, and Richardson dismissed changed little until around 1990’s one edge of the photograph), and a bowled by Tyldesley for 37. Australia £250/350 smaller image of Bradman reaching ended the day on 140/8 with Kippax and celebrating his double century. Australia were bowled out in their 60no. On Day three Hornibrook He was eventually dismissed for 232, second innings for 335, England was dismissed l.b.w. by Larwood in so doing breaking Hammond’s winning by 93 runs. Bradman top for 0, and Tyldesley wrapped up the previous record aggregate runs in scored in the match with 131 in Australian first innings bowling Wall a Test series with a total of 974 Australia’s second innings, and out, also for 0. Kippax added just runs. Australia were eventually Grimmett took five wickets in both added just four runs to Australia’s bowled out for 695, giving them innings, ending with match figures overnight total, leaving him stranded a first innings lead of 290. England of 62 overs, 10 maidens, 10 wickets on 64no, Australia all out for 144. finished 24/1 on at close of play. for 201 runs. For England, Larwood Five images include a large general Day five was washed out by rain, bowled a total of twenty overs, of view of Larwood bowling to despite which a hopeful queue is which nine were maidens, taking Hornibrook, three smaller images of depicted outside with raincoats and two wickets for only 21 runs, with Sutcliffe and Hobbs batting positively umbrellas in abundance, watched on Robins taking seven wickets and Tate for England during their second by policemen in waterproof capes. six innings opening stand of 125, and At the start of Day six the players

56 are shown spreading sawdust on match in play, players entering Oldfield, Chipperfield’s middle stump the wicket, and Sutcliffe is depicted and leaving the field, umpires etc. knocked back by Bowes, McCabe hitting the first boundary of the day. Players featured include Ames, celebrating taking the catch to England were bowled out for 251, Hammond, Lord Tennyson, Allom, dismiss Sutcliffe, and an excellent Australia winning by an innings and Freeman, Chapman, Jahangir image of deliveries of liquid supplies 39 runs, and so regained the Ashes. Khan, Hobbs (England), McCabe, being wheeled in to the ground. The photographs, all by the Central Ponsford, Bradman, Oldfield, Brown, Australia won the ‘timeless’ Test by Press Service, , all measure O’Reilly, Woodfull (Australia) etc. 562 runs to regain the Ashes. Sold 12”x10” or 10”x8”. Good/ very Each photograph measures approx. with a selection of ten photographs good condition. Some woderful 2.5”x2”. Pencil annotation to verso of action from tour matches images from the fifth, final and of each image. G/VG £50/70 including v Worcestershire, v M.C.C. deciding Test £250/350 at Lord’s etc. Players featured include 568 Australia tour to England 1934. A Chipperfield, O’Reilly, Ponsford, With the Test series tied at 1-1, good selection of forty seven original Bradman, Marriott, Sutcliffe, Walters England having won the first and mono and sepia press photographs etc. Also ten photographs relating to Australia the second Test with the with the odd restrike photograph visits, excursions, golf matches etc. other two drawn, the final deciding from the 1934 Ashes Test series. including an official photograph of ‘timeless’ Test was played out Photographs include four from the the Australian’s visit to the English to a over six days. For this first Test, Trent Bridge, 8th-12th Steel Corporation at Sheffield, a visit final Test, England’s captain, Percy June, featuring , Tim to the Australia and New Zealand Chapman, was dropped in favour Wall and Stan McCabe walking 1916-1918 war memorial at Port of R.E.S. Wyatt. The bowlers toiled together on the outfield, two of Said, visiting King George V and throughout. Charlie Grimmett took Hammond missing chances at slip, Queen Mary at Windsor Castle four wickets for 135 runs off his one with Oldfield batting, the other etc. Central Press , 66.2 overs in England’s first innings, Chipperfield, and Chipperfield Sport & General, Associated Press, following which, bowled holding a slip catch to dismiss Nottingham Journal, , 71 overs of which eight were Sutcliffe. Australia won by 238 runs. Manchester Daily Mail etc. Various maidens, taking six wickets for 204 Three from the second Test at Lord’s, sizes, 12”x10” and smaller. Odd pin runs. In England’s second innings, 22nd-25th June, ‘Verity’s Test’, holes and other odd faults, overall in Hornibrook took 7/92 including the including two copies of the official good condition £250/350 last wicket to fall, that of Hammond, photograph of the Australian team, to clinch the series and Ken Farnes being bowled out for 569 England v Australia 1934. Bill 1 by Wall in England’s first innings. Woodfull and . Excellent 565 Don Bradman 1934. Original mono England won by an innings and 38 original mono press photograph of press photograph of Bradman being runs. Ten images from the drawn Woodfull and Ponsford walking out helped off the field by Stan McCabe third Test at Old Trafford, 6th-10th to open the innings for Australia at Headingley having sustained a July, featuring predominantly match at the start of the first Test, Trent leg injury. The photograph by the action including Woodfull turning the Bridge, large crowds in attendance in Yorkshire Post measures 8”x10”. ball to leg, Brown facing the bowling the background. Date stamp to verso Small nick to top edge, adhesive of Clark, Ames batting against Wall, for 8th June 1934. Central Press marks to verso, otherwise in very O’Reilly bowling to Walters, a view Service, Nottingham. 8”x10”. G/VG good condition £50/70 of the play towards the pavilion, £70/100 566 Australia tour to England 1934. Darling taking a catch to dismiss Australia won the first Test by 238 Original mono photograph of the Walters, Hendren and Leyland runs, Bill O’Reilly taking seven Australian team standing in one row taking drinks with the Australian wickets in England’s second innings, wearing cricket attire at Scarborough fielders (scorch mark to one edge of eleven in the match. Ken Farnes took for H.D.G. Leveson-Gower’s XI v some images), Brown facing Verity ten wickets in the match for England. Australians, 8th-11th September etc., also Walters and Sutcliffe, and Arthur Chipperfield, making his Test 1934. To verso, official stamp of Chipperfield and O’Reilly going out debut, was top scorer making 99 in Walkers Studios, Scarborough and to bat. Three photographs from the Australia’s first innings players names annotated in pencil. drawn fourth Test at Headingley, Players featured are Bradman, 20th-24th July, of Bradman in 570 Australia tour to England 1934. Oldfield, Ponsford, Ebeling, Darling, batting action on his way to scoring Worcestershire v Australians, O’Reilly, Chipperfield, Woodfull, 304 in Australia’s only innings, Bill Worcester, 2nd & 3rd May 1934. McCabe, Fleetwood-Smith and Bowes bowling, and Bill O’Reilly Original mono press photograph of Brown. 10”x5”. VG £50/80 off his own bowling. Seven the two captains, Cyril Walters and photographs from the deciding fifth Bill Woodfull, tossing for innings at 567 England XI v Australians, Folkestone Test at The Oval, 18th-22nd August, the start of the opening match of the 1934. Twenty small mono candid including Walters batting, Grimmett 1934 tour. An interested group of photographs taken during the evading a ball from Bowes, wicket smartly dressed spectators are looking match played at Folkestone, 1st-4th keeper, , attempting on in the background. Central Press September 1934. Images include the run out of Ebeling, Hammond Photos, London. 7.5”x9.5”. Minor general views of the ground, the being dismissed caught at slip by wear to lower left corner, otherwise

56 57 in very good condition. An excellent Australia beat Worcestershire behind the stumps and image £50/80 by an innings and 77 runs, with at slip, signed by all three featured Bradman scoring 258 in Australia’s players. Others feature , The Australians won by an innings only innings. Fleetwood-Smith had Cyril Washbrook, , and 297 runs, Bradman scoring 206 figures of 8-98 in Worcestershire’s , , runs in Australia’s only innings, and first innings and took eleven wickets etc. Publishers include Reuter, New Grimmett taking ten wickets in the in the match. There was a record York Times, Yorkshire Post, Planet match crowd of 11,000 in attendance on News, Central Press Photos, Sport & 571 Australia tour to England 1938. the first day. General, Keystone etc. Various sizes, Original mono advertising 10”x8” and smaller. Odd faults, 574 England v Australia 1948. Interesting photograph of three members of the overall in good condition £100/150 and unusual original mono press Australian touring party in the driver’s photograph of police forming a 577 Don Bradman. England v Australia, cab of the train ‘Commonwealth of barrier at the boundary edge to Headingley 1948. Five mono Australia’ on their departure from control spectators entering the Yorkshire Post copyright restrike King’s Cross station, London. Printed ground for the third Test at Old photographs from the fourth Test at caption to lower border, ‘Issued by Trafford, 8th-13th July 1948. An Headingley, 22nd- 27th July 1948. the makers of Wayfarer Tailored intriguing image depicting the large Four of the images feature Bradman, Clothes’. 8.25”x6.25”. Pin holes crowds, the men smartly dressed one with him and England captain, to corners, otherwise in very good in suits and carrying raincoats, to , walking out to condition. A good image £30/50 witness Bradman in his last Ashes for innings at Headingley 1948. 572 The Oval 1938. An impressive large series. The photograph by Kemsley Signed in ink in later years by both original mono press photograph Newspapers, Manchester, measures Bradman and Yardley. Also Arthur of an aerial view of the The Oval 10.25”x8”. Light creasing and small Morris and Bradman walking out to ground with a match in progress, nicks to edges, otherwise in good at the start of the second day’s play, good crowds in attendance, and the condition £40/60 Bradman being dismissed for 33 in iconic gas holders. The press caption the first innings, bowled by Pollard, 575 Australian tour to England 1948. to verso is dated 19th August 1938, and Bradman being applauded on H.D.G. Leveson-Gower’s XI v the eve of the start of the historic to the field by the large crowds. The Australians, Scarborough, 8th-10th fifth and final Test of the Ashes fifth photograph depicts Len Hutton September 1948. An original series in which Len Hutton made his and Cyril Washbrook entering the mono photograph and two real record score of 364. The photograph field to bat through large crowds photograph postcards each featuring by Central Press Photos, London, with a policeman in attendance in the captains, Don Bradman and measures 12”x10”. Minor age the background. Each measures R.W.V. Robins. The photograph, toning, small creases to two corners, 7”x5”. VG £50/70 which measures 6.25”x8.25”, laid otherwise in VGC £50/70 to mount overall 7.5”x10”, depicts Australia won by six wickets. 573 Australia tour of England 1938. Large the captains walking on to the field Notable innings include, in the first original mono press photograph of for the toss. The two postcards show innings, Washbrook (143) and Edrich the Australian touring team, sitting the two inspecting the wicket and (111) for England, and Harvey (112) and standing in rows wearing cricket walking off the field. All three images for Australia. In the second innings attire, for the traditional opening by Walkers Studios of Scarborough. Morris scored 182 and Bradman match of the tour v Worcestershire, Qty 3. VG £70/100 173no to seal victory for Australia 30th April- 3rd May 1938. The The match was Bradman’s final 578 Australian tour to England 1948. photograph is beautifully signed in ink first-class match in England. The Official mono press photograph of by all sixteen members of the party. match was drawn, Bradman scoring the Australian touring party seated Signatures are Bradman (Captain), 153 in Australia’s only innings and standing in rows wearing tour Chipperfield, McCabe, Barnett, blazers on the 1948 tour to England. Fleetwood-Smith, Waite, Barnes, 576 Australian tour to England 1948. Sport & General, 8”x6”. Sold with a Brown, O’Reilly, White, McCormick, Eighteen original mono press rarer official mono press photograph Fingleton, Ward, Hassett, Badcock photographs with the odd postcard of the 1954/55 touring party to and Walker. The photograph and candid photograph depicting West Indies. Photograph by Chan’s by Albert Wilkes & Son, West match action, team photographs, Photographers, Trinidad, 10”x7”. Bromwich, measures 14.5”x11.5”. official visits etc. Images include Qty 2. VG £50/80 Laid to official photographer’s three of Barnes and Morris walking mount, framed and glazed, overall out to bat at Trent Bridge, Bradman The 1954/55 tour was the first 23”x19”. Light wear and creasing and Hassett entering the field Test series played by West Indies to the mount, some spotting to the through the crowds, official team and Australia in the West Indies. photograph, otherwise in good/ very photographs at Worcester and Trent Australia won the five match series good condition. A rarely seen half Bridge, the team on board ship, and 3-0 with two matches drawn casual photograph of the touring visiting the Morris Motor Works at 579 Australia tours to England 1948, party relishing their first match and Oxford. Match action includes Keith 1968 and 1972. Three official mono time in England £300/500 Miller batting with Godfrey Evans press photographs of the Australian

58 touring parties. The players seated 583 Australia tour to England 1953. 12th-17th July, depicts the fall of and standing in rows wearing tour Official mono press photograph of England’s first wicket, Cowdrey blazers. All three by Sport & General, the Australian team for the opening dismissed caught Maddocks off the London, the 1948 measures 8”x6”, first-class match played Worcester, bowling of Archer. England won by the others 10”x8”. VG £40/60 29th April- 1st May 1953. The an innings and 42 runs. Nine images players seated and standing in rows from the fifth and final Test at The 580 Duke of Edinburgh. Arundel wearing cricket attire with a packed Oval include an excellent image 1953. Seven original mono press New Road stand in the background of boys queuing in vain in the rain photographs all featuring Prince and telephone box!. The photograph, outside the ground on the washed Philip playing cricket at Arundel. by Northcliffe Newspaper Group, out fourth day. Action photographs The match appears to be the charity London, measures 11.5”x9”. Odd include Cowdrey surviving an match, Duke of Edinburgh’s XI v nicks and light to one corner, appeal by Miller, Johnson bowled by Duke of XI, played in August otherwise a nice image in good Laker, Washbrook given out l.b.w. 1953. Images depict the Prince in condition £30/50 for 0 off Archer, Compton forcing batting, bowling and fielding action, the ball passed Johnson, Harvey being asked by a young boy for 584 Australian tour to England 1956. being caught by May at slip as the his autograph etc. Photographs by T.N. Pearce’s XI v Australians, Australians lost their first four wickets Keystone Press Agency, London, Scarborough, 5th-7th September for only ten runs in their second each measures 8”x6”. Good images. 1956. Original mono photograph innings etc. Australia survived to hold VG £30/50 of the Australian team standing on out for a draw. The majority by Sport the field in one row wearing cricket 581 Len Hutton. The Ashes 1953. & General, other publishers include attire, the pavilion in the background. Original mono press photograph, Central Press Photos, Associated The photograph, which measures taken at an unusual angle, of Hutton Press etc. Various sizes, the majority 10.25”x5.25”, is nicely signed in blue acknowledging the crowd below 10”x8”. G/VG £200/300 ink to the photograph by all eleven from the balcony at The Oval. members of the Australian team. England won the series 2-1 to retain England had just sealed victory in Signatures are Archer, Rutherford, The Ashes the fifth and final Test, 15th-19th Johnson, Miller, Mackay, Davidson, August 1953 to regain the Ashes 586 Australia tour to England 1956. Maddocks, Harvey, Craig, Benaud for the first time since 1934. Central Three original sepia and mono press and Burke. Stamp for Walkers Press Photos, London. 8.25”x11”. photographs depicting the Australian Studios, Scarborough to verso. VG Pin holes to the corners, otherwise a touring party’s arrival on board the £180/250 nice image in very good condition ‘Himalaya’ at Tilbury for the 1956 £40/60 Australians won by five wickets. tour. One, by Sport & General measuring 10”x8”, is signed to the England won the final Test by eight 585 Australia tour to England 1956. photograph by Peter Burge, Ian wickets and the series 1-0, the first An excellent selection of twenty Johnson (Captain), Len Maddocks four Tests having been drawn five original sepia and mono press (signed twice), and . The photographs from the 1956 Ashes 582 ‘Australian Cricket Team 1953’. others are a large sepia photograph series. Images include two team Original official photograph of the by Central Press Photos, 12”x10”, photographs, one of the Australian Australian touring party, standing and and a smaller mono image taken touring party taken at Lord’s early seated in rows, the players wearing from a higher angle, by United Press in the tour, the other of the England cricket attire and tour blazers. The Photos, measuring 8”x6”. Slight team for the first Test at Trent Bridge, photograph by Sport & General Press wear to the extremities of the larger 7th-12th June. Thirteen images from Agency, London, is laid down to image, the others in good/ very good the second Test, Lord’s, 21st-26th official photographer’s mount with condition £50/80 June, include some excellent action typed label to top border with title photographs of ’s 587 West Indies tour to England 1963. and players’ names. Signed in ink to off stump knocked back by Fred Duke of Norfolk’s XI v West Indians, the borders by all twenty members Trueman, ’s middle Arundel Castle, , 27th April of the touring party including the stump disturbed by Miller, Peter 1963. A good selection of seventeen manager, Davies, Ferguson (Baggage May failing to hold a catch to original mono press photographs Master) and James (Masseur). reprieve Colin McDonald, Godfrey for the one day tour match played Players’ signatures include Hassett Evans leaping to reach a high return at Arundel. Images depict the West (Captain), Harvey, Benaud, Lindwall, throw, Peter Burge’s middle stump Indian team walking on to the field, Miller, Hole, Davidson, de Courcy, sent flying by , Trevor in conversation with Ring etc. The signatures faded with Bailey taking a spectacular diving the Duke of Norfolk, some barely legible. The photograph catch at slip to dismiss being applauded off the field by measures 10”x8”, laid to mount, off Trueman, and the famous teammates having taken eight overall 15”x12”. The photograph in image of Miller a to wickets, bowled out very good condition £50/70 the spectators as the victorious for 60 by Garry Sobers, Seymour England won the series 1-0 with four Australians leave the field having Nurse hitting out, ’s matches drawn, so regaining The won by 185 runs. One photograph dismissal, stumped by Deryck Murray Ashes from the third Test, Headingley, off Sobers, Joey Carew bowled out

58 59 by David Larter etc. Sport & General depict Sobers leading the West Indies start of the fourth day’s play to and Keystone. All photographs team on to the field, and mark the death of former Australian 8”x6”. VG £100/150 Garry Sobers bowling, , player, Stan McCabe, Underwood , Peter Lashley, Joey being mobbed by spectators as he West Indians won by three wickets Carew, Ken Barrington and Norman makes his way back to the pavilion 588 Australia tour to England 1964. A Hill batting, Tom Graveney bowled following England’s victory etc. Other collection of sixteen official pre-tour by Carew, Arnold Long stumping photographs include the Australian player portrait photographs of Carew etc. The photographs by team disembarking from their TWA members of the 1964 Australian Sport & General, Central News and flight on arrival at Heathrow on touring party, produced for release Keystone measure 10”x8” and 26th April, and an official team to the national press, each player 8”x6”. VG £100/150 photograph. Photographs by Press depicted head and shoulders. Players Association, Sport & General, and 591 Australia tour to England 1968. An are Burge, Connolly, Corling, Cowper, Central Press Photos. The majority excellent selection of twenty eight Hawke, Jarman, Lawry, McKenzie, 10”x8”. G/VG £120/160 original mono press photographs Martin, O’Neill, Potter, Redpath (two from the 1968 Ashes tour. Images 592 England v Australia, 5th Test, The different), Simpson (two copies) and include four from the drawn fourth Oval 1968. Original iconic mono Veivers. All photographs by Press Test at Headingley, 25th-30th July, press photograph from the Test Portrait Bureau, Wallington, . including attempting where took the 4”x6”. VG £50/80 to stump Sheehan (Knott claimed wicket of John Inverarity, who had 589 Australia tour to England 1964. A three stumpings in Australia’s batted throughout the innings having good selection of twenty two original second innings), Walters batting, opened and was out playing no shot mono and sepia press photographs wicketkeeper Knott celebrating to Underwood’s famous inswinging from the 1964 tour and Ashes series. taking the catch to dismiss Gleeson ‘arm ball’ and was out LBW, this Photographs include four of the off Underwood to close Australia’s wicket won the Test for England and Australians at batting and fielding second innings etc. Twenty one retained the Ashes. The photograph practice at Lord’s prior to the opening photographs from the fifth and final features all eleven England players match. The Queen Mother being Test at The Oval, 22nd-27th August, appealing, the two batsman and the introduced to the Australian team, ‘Underwood’s Test’ in which Derek Umpire with arm raised, and is signed shaking hands with the Australian Underwood took seven wickets for to the photograph by Underwood captain, , for the match fifty runs to dismiss Australia for and Alan Knott. A wonderful image. v Duke of Norfolk’s XI at Arundel 125 in their second innings, sealing Central Press photographs Ltd. Castle. The Australian team seated victory for England by 226 runs 7.25”x5.25”. VG £50/80 and standing in rows at Worcester. and tying the series 1-1. Australia 593 Derrick Robins/International England captain, , in retained The Ashes. Images depict Wanderers tour to batting action in the first Test at England batsmen in action including 1974/75. Large original official Trent Bridge, signed by Dexter. Nine on his way to a first mono photograph of the Wanderers’ images of action from the third Test, innings century, Colin Milburn, Tom touring party seated and standing in Headingley, 2nd-6th July, including Graveney, and for Australia, Ashley rows wearing cricket attire. Players Peter Burge, , , Mallett. Also Underwood dismissing featured include Close (Captain), Jim Parks, Peter Parfitt, Geoff l.b.w., Doug Walters Greig, Tolchard, Hemmings, Walker, Boycott etc. all in batting action. caught by Knott, Bill Lawry caught Greenidge, Radley, Jenner etc. Also From the fourth Test at Old Trafford, Knott, bowled Snow, Ashley three inset images including Hayes, Ken Barrington on his way to 256 Mallett being congratulated by the Younis Ahmed etc. Photographer and being congratulated by Jim Parks Australian team on taking his first unknown. 14.5”x11.75”. Sold with a on reaching his double century (Bob wicket on his Test debut, Mallett signed official autograph sheet from Simpson scored 311, Ted Dexter playing a defensive shot off a ball the tour with fourteen signatures 174 and Bill Lawry 106 in the drawn from Illingworth, surrounded by a including Robins, Close, Jenner, match). Also one from the fifth Test close-set field, Cowdrey taking a Hayes, Radley, Tolchard, Lyon, Greig, at The Oval with low catch to dismiss Ian Redpath Walker etc. VG £30/50 leading the victorious England off Snow, Graveney being run out team off the field having taken his by a direct hit from Redpath, John 594 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1928/29. 300th and 301st Test wickets. Press Edrich seeing his middle stump Large mono photograph, which Association, Central Press Photos, cartwheeling, bowled Chappell appears to be an original, showing Keystone, Sport & General etc. The for 164, Knott claiming the catch members of the Australian and majority 10”x8”. G/VG £100/150 to dismiss Walters off Brown, Ted English teams hurriedly leaving the Dexter surviving an attempted run field at the end of the fifth and final 590 West Indies tour to England 1966. out (the photograph suggests he Test match played at Melbourne on Fifteen good original mono press was out!), Dexter bowled by Alan the 16th March 1929 with spectators photographs of action from the Connolly for 28, England close congratulating them as they run off opening match of the tour, Duke of fielders celebrating the ground. Players include Bradman Norfolk’s XI v West Indians, Arundel being bowled by Underwood, who had just scored 37no following Castle, 30th April 1966. Images players standing in silence at the his century in the first innings,

60 England fielders Larwood, White photograph of Hammond, c1930, Headley made his Test debut for and Tyldesley each with a stump in standing three quarter length West Indies against England in the their hands. A chaotic scene. The wearing batting attire, M.C.C. tour first Test at the , photograph measures 12.5”x10.5”. blazer, and cap. Very nicely signed in , on 11th January 1930, Minor wear to edges otherwise in ink to the photograph by Hammond. scoring 21 & 176 in the drawn match. good condition £70/100 Identical to a photograph by H.K. 601 South Africa tour to England Fox of Gloucester sold by Knights in The photograph must have been 1935. Original large mono press November 2010. 6”x8”. Adhesive mounted at some point as there is photograph of the South Africa team marks to verso where previously a separate printed strip stating ‘Four taking the field at the start of the first mounted, otherwise in very good tired men against many, and yet they Test, Trent Bridge, 15th-18th June condition. A nice image £50/70 escaped. Bradman, White, Tyldesley 1935. Players featured include Wade and Larwood, who seized some 598 ‘Wayfairer Raincoat’ publicity (Captain), Cameron, Nourse, Viljoen, stumps used in the final Test on the photographs late 1930s. Three Vincent, Tomlinson etc. Central Press , wished original mono press promotional Photos. 11”x7.75”. G/VG £40/60 to be delivered from their friends. photographs each with printed The match was drawn with no play They were pursued by enthusiasts. caption to lower border, ‘Issued by possible on the final day who wanted to congratulate them, the Makers of Wayfairer Tailored all across the ground. The players Clothes’. Subjects are 602 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1928/29. dodged them and reached the shaking hands with the captain of Large official mono photograph of grandstand’ the R.M.S. Orion with members of the M.C.C. touring team to Australia the M.C.C. touring party to Australia 1928/29, seated and standing in Australia won the final Test by five 1936/37, Don Bradman playing golf rows, wearing tour blazers and cricket wickets, England won the series by at Moor Park, Hertforshire, probably attire. The photograph laid down to four Tests to one 1938, and Len Hutton signing his photographers mount with printed 595 M.C.C. tour to South Africa autograph on his departure for the title to top border ‘M.C.C. Australian 1927/28. Excellent original mono tour to South Africa 1938/39. Each Tour 1928-29’ and players’ names press photograph of Ian Peebles measures 8.25”x6.25”. Pin hole to lower border. Players featured being welcomed by to top edge of the Gubby Allen include Chapman (Captain), White, and Percy Chapman at Waterloo photograph, otherwise in good/ very Jardine, Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Hammond, Station on the return of the touring good condition £30/50 Hendren, Tyldesley, Leyland, Tate, party in March 1928. The three are Ames, Larwood, Freeman etc. A 599 England v South Africa. Lord’s 1929. standing full length, smartly dressed contemporary overmount comprises Original mono press photograph in overcoats, Gilligan wearing thick detailed printed tour details, results from the third and final day’s play gloves, and Peebles holding his pet and averages for the tour. The in the drawn second Test at Lord’s, parrot in a cage. The photograph by photograph measures 15”x11.5” 29th June- 2nd July 1939. The Sport & General, London, measures and overall 28”x22.5”. Some wear image depicts the dramatic scene 6”x8”. Adhesive marks to verso, and damage to one corner of the of H.B. Cameron of South Africa otherwise in very good condition overmount, slight silvering to the being carried horizontally off the £40/60 photograph, otherwise in good field on the shoulders of team mates, condition £120/160 596 Herbert Sutcliffe and Ernest the concerned England players and Tyldesley. Record partnership umpire looking on. Cameron had England won the series by four Tests 1927/28. M.C.C. tour to South been hit on the head by a rising ball to one. Hammond topped the batting Africa 1927/28. Original sepia from Larwood. Typed press caption averages, ably assisted by Hobbs, photograph of Sutcliffe and Tyldesley to lower portion. The photograph, Jardine and Sutcliffe, and scored walking out to bat in the first Test, laid to roughly trimmed card, 1553 runs at an average of 91.35 , 24th-27th December measures 9.75”x7.75”. Some age with a highest score of 251 made in 1927. Handwritten annotations in toning and light creasing, otherwise the 2nd Test at . He scored ink to the photograph, ‘Tyldesley in good condition £50/70 seven centuries on the tour. J.C. & Sutcliffe. Record for 2nd wicket ‘Farmer’ White topped the bowling 600 George Alphonso Headley. Jamaica partnership’, and to verso, ‘1st Test. averages with 65 wickets at 22.63 & West Indies 1927-1954. Original Sutcliffe & Tyldesley. Boxing Day sepia press photograph of a youthful 603 ‘Bodyline’. ‘M.C.C. Team- Australian 1927. Johannesburg. 26-12-27. 225 Headley, head and shoulders wearing Tour- 1932-33’. Large and impressive runs’ (the partnership was actually cricket attire. The photograph with official mono photograph of the worth 230 runs). England won various date stamps to verso, the M.C.C. touring party who toured by ten wickets. 8.75”x10.5”, laid earliest for 28th November 1928, Australia in 1932/33. The team, to tightly trimmed contemporary and official stamps for Australian standing and seated in rows, wearing mount. Photographer unknown. A press agencies, ‘Sporting Life’ and M.C.C. touring blazers and cricket nice image in good condition £50/70 John Fairfax Group. Small crease attire. The photograph laid down 597 Walter Reginald Hammond. to one corner, otherwise in good to official photographers mount Gloucestershire & England condition £40/60 with title to top border and names 1920-1951. Original mono of players printed to lower border.

60 61 Players include Jardine (Captain), background, and spectators seated wearing tour blazers, captained by Duckworth, Nawab of Pataudi, on benches around the boundary in . The photograph by Leyland, Larwood, Paynter, Ames, the foreground. An excellent image C.W. Simons of the Natal Observer, Verity, Voce, Bowes, Brown, Tate, by Sport & General. 14.75”x6”. VG measures 9”x7”. Sold Sutcliffe, Wyatt, Allen, Hammond £40/60 with an official photograph of the etc. The photograph by ‘Sydney Mail Australian team at Lord’s 1938, The first Test was drawn. Sutcliffe Photo’. The photograph measures captained by Don Bradman. Central (114) and Hammond (138no) top 15.5”x12”, laid to photographer’s Press Photographs. 10”x8”. G/VG scored for England in their second mount, overall 24”x18.5”. Excellent £50/70 innings. For South Africa Catterall image of this infamous tour. Very was dismissed for 98 in South Bradman was unable to tour good condition £180/250 Africa’s second innings South Africa in 1935/36 as he was 604 ‘M.C.C. Tour of South Africa recovering from illness 607 England v South Africa 1924. 1964/65’. Original official Original sepia press photograph of 610 Bexley C.C. v M.C.C. 1929. Original photograph of the M.C.C. touring the England team walking on to the mono photograph of the two teams party, standing and seated in rows, field at the start of the fourth Test, seated and standing in rows wearing the players wearing cricket attire and Old Trafford, 26th-29th July 1924. an assortment of blazers in front tour blazers. The photograph ‘With The photograph signed in later years of the pavilion at Bexley, including the compliments of Rothmans of by Sandham and MacBryan. Central Arthur Wellard wearing his Pall Mall, is laid down to mount with Press Photos, London. 9.5”x4.75”. blazer. No record of the match can be printed title and players’ names to top Good condition. Sold with an official found. Ex Arthur Wellard collection. and lower borders. Signed in ink to mono photograph of the M.C.C. The photograph by Barton News the borders by all nineteen members team for the match v South Africa, Illustrations Erith measures 8”x6”, of the touring party including the Lord’s, 24th-27th May 1924. Players laid to official photographer’s mount, manager, Carr, McLennan (Baggage featured include Mann (Captain), overall 12”x9.75”. VG £30/50 Master) and Nicholas (Physio). Douglas, Fender, Chapman, Players’ signatures include Smith 611 ‘Mr. Jenneson Taylor’s XI v Mr. Hendren, Gilligan etc. Photographer (Captain), Dexter, Titmus, Parks, H.D.G. Leveson Gower’s XI. Opening unknown. 11.5”x7.75”. Tear to Allen, Barrington, Brown, Barber, of Pavilion at Ashbrooke, Sunderland left edge, adhesive marks to verso, Cartwright, Parfitt, Brearley, Boycott 13th May 1931’. Nice original mono otherwise a nice image in good etc. The odd signature faded but photograph of the teams seated and condition. Qty 2 £40/60 legible. The photograph measures standing in rows in front of the new 10”x8”, framed and glazed, overall The fourth Test match, scheduled for pavilion, with a good crowd seated 16”x12.5”. Some staining to mount three days, was drawn with no play in the stands behind. Good Sussex extremities, the photograph in good/ possible on the second and third and Kent interest. Players featured very good condition £50/80 days include Leveson Gower, Taylor (Captains), A.P.F. Chapman, W.S. 605 ‘South African Cricket Team in 608 England v West Indies. The Hammond, K.S. Duleepsinhji, R.E.S. Great Britain 1960’. Original official Oval 1928. Original sepia press Wyatt, F.E. Woolley, J. Langridge, photograph of the South African photograph of the England team for L.E.G. Ames etc. No record of the touring party, standing and seated in the third and final Test, The Oval, match can be found. Printed title rows, the players wearing cricket attire 11th-14th August 1928. The players and names to mount borders. The and tour blazers. The photograph is seated and standing in rows wearing photograph measures 9.75”x6.75”, laid down to official photographer’s cricket attire with the pavilion and laid to official photographer’s mount mount with printed title and players’ large crowds in the background. which has been trimmed to top and names to top and lower borders. Players featured include Chapman bottom edges, overall 11.75”x8”. Players include McGlew (Captain), (Captain), Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Tate, Photographer unknown. G/VG Goddard, McLean, Adcock, Tayfield, Hendren, Freeman, Duckworth, £40/60 Waite, Pithey, Fellows-Smith, O’Linn Larwood, Hammond, Leyland and etc. The photograph measures Tyldesley. Central News, London. 612 Test match photographs 1920’s. 12”x9”, framed and glazed, 8.5”x6.5”. Odd nick and light Four impressive photographs from overall 18.5”x14.5”. Photographer creasing, otherwise in good/ very Test matches involving England at unknown. Good/ very good good condition £40/60 home and abroad. The first shows condition. A nice image £30/50 the England team, led by Arthur England won the third Test by an Gilligan, walking out to field against 606 England v South Africa. ‘First Test innings and 71 runs, Hobbs scoring the South Africans in the first Test at Match’ 1929. Two original sepia press 159 in England’s only innings to seal in 1924. Having made photographs joined together to form the series 3-0, in which they won by a large total of 438 all out. The a panoramic view of the Edgbaston an innings in all three matches England team proceeded to bowl the ground for the first ever Test match 609 Australia tour to South Africa South African out for just 30 runs. between England and South Africa, 1935/36. Rarer official sepia press The second shows the England team, 15th-18th June 1929. The general photograph of the Australian touring led by Arthur Gilligan, walking out to view depicts the match in play with party seated and standing in rows field against Australia at Melbourne the pavilion, trees and stands in the

62 on the 5th day of the second Test “Sportsman” Ltd, Sydney Sun, restrike photograph. Images include in 1925. Australia winning the Test Herald-Sun Melbourne, Keystone, members of the M.C.C. touring party despite two centuries from Sutcliffe Port & General, Courier Mail, The on board the deck of the Orontes and one from Hobbs in the Test. The News Adelaide etc. Various sizes, for the 1932/33 ‘Bodyline’ tour, third shows leading 9.75”x6.5” and smaller. G/VG Stirling Castle 1946/47, Stratheden the Australians out to field in the tour £70/100 for the 1950/51, and S.S. Orsova match against Oxford University at for the 1954/55. Others depict 615 Opening batsmen 1920s-1962. A the Christ Church Ground, Oxford fielding practice on the deck of the selection of twelve original mono in May 1926 with the pavilion to Stratheden 1950, Howard (Manager) press photographs of batsmen background. Australia winning by an and Barnett taking part in a golf walking out to bat in Test matches, the innings and 13 runs with Richardson putting game on board the Orion majority for England. Photographs taking eleven wickets in the game. on the 1936/37 tour to Australia, feature Hobbs & Sutcliffe late 1920s, The final photograph features Hobbs also touring parties on the steps Hendren & Jardine 1926, Sutcliffe and Sutcliffe walking out to open the of planes including the Australians & Hammond 1932, Hammond innings against South Africa at the tour to England 1956, M.C.C. to & Duckworth 1932, Paynter & Oval in August 1929. Sutcliffe made Australia 1962/63, to Ceylon and Sutcliffe Old Trafford 1933, Walters a century in both innings, the match 1969, to Australia 1970/71, & Gibbons for Worcestershire v was drawn. Photographs by Reutar, International Cavaliers to Jamaica Australians 1934, Wyatt & Hammond Central Press etc. Mainly 10”x8”, 1970 etc. Publishers include Daily 1935, Bradman & McCabe Trent one smaller £60/90 News, Reuter, Charles E. Brown, Bridge 1938, Compton & Yardley Press Association, Cutty Sark Whisky 613 Test and County cricketers Trent Bridge 1947, Richardson & D. etc. Various sizes, 10”x8” and 1930s-1960s. A good selection of Smith Trent Bridge 1957, Richardson smaller. G/VG £80/120 twenty seven original mono press & M.J.K. Smith Edgbaston 1958, and player portrait photographs of Test Sheppard & Pullar Trent Bridge 1962. 618 Test and touring team photographs and County cricketers. Earlier England Each approx. 4.5”x6.5”, the majority 1936-1976. Eight official mono Test cricketers are Harold Larwood published by Central Press Photos, press photographs of Test teams and (two different), Walter Hammond London. G/VG £70/100 touring parties, each with players and , each approx. seated and standing in rows. Teams 616 Views of Lord’s 1930s-1960s. A 6.5”x4.5”. Reuter and Central Press are England 1936, 1950 and 1974, good selection of sixteen original Photos. Others from the early 1960s Australians to South Africa 1949/50, mono press photographs depicting are McKinnon, Griffon, McLean and South Africa to England 1947, India scenes at Lord’s for the period. Waite (South African tour to England to England 1946 and 1950, and Images include the England and 1960), Bailey, Fletcher (Essex), West Indies to England 1976. Sport Australia teams lined up ready for Milton, Allen (Gloucestershire), & General, Central Press Photos, the presentation to King George V Tattersall (), Price, Titmus, Whysalls of Durban, Fox Photos in 1930, a view of the 1933 second Murray (Middlesex), Tribe, Andrew, etc. Various sizes from 10”x8” and Test v West Indies in progress with Milburn (Northamptonshire), Jepson smaller. G/VG £70/100 large crowds attending in the stands, (), Edrich, Swetman members of the England team led 619 The Toss for innings 1947-1967. (Surrey), Parks, Dexter (Sussex), by F.R. Brown being presented to Six original mono (one sepia) McCool (Somerset), Wardle Princess Elizabeth in 1951, M.C.C. photographs of captains tossing (Yorkshire). All 6”x4”. Press Portrait members in the Long Room, general for innings at the start of matches. Bureau. G/VG £70/100 views of the pavilion and ground, Photographs are two of Norman 614 Peter Barker Howard May. Surrey, scoreboard, queues for lunch, former Yardley and , England Cambridge University & England players attending in 1946 including v South Africa 1947, one at Old 1950-1963. A good selection of P.H. Warner, H.D.G. Leveson Gower, Trafford, the other unknown. twenty one original mono press G.J. Mordaunt etc. King George VI Norman Yardley and , photographs featuring May, attending with Princess Elizabeth and Old Trafford 1950. Freddie Brown spanning his cricketing career. Prince Philip etc. Also three good and , Trent Bridge and Photographs include official images of development work at the Headingley 1951, and portraits, leading the team onto the ground in 1966 including two of and , Lord’s 1967. field, tossing for innings, batting demolition of the Old Lord’s Tavern Publishers are Sport & General and in the nets etc. Subjects include in preparation for the new Tavern Central Press Photos. Each approx. a portrait of May, Surrey 1952, Stand, and the relocation of the 4”x6”. VG £30/50 1954/55 tour to Australia (Qty 3), Grace Gates. The majority by Sport 620 Walking out to bat. Pre World War II. v South Africa 1955 (3), v Australia & General. Various sizes, 10”x8” and Four original mono press photographs 1956 in England (4), v South smaller. G/VG £80/120 of pairs of batsmen walking out to Africa 1957, v New Zealand 1958, 617 Touring teams in transit 1932-1970. bat. Subjects are Jack Hobbs and Jack v Australia 1958/59 in Australia A selection of twelve original mono Parker (Surrey), Hobbs and Andrew (6), v India 1959, and v Australia press photographs depicting touring Sandham (Surrey), Cyril Walters 1961 in England. Publishers include parties on board ship, on planes, (Worcestershire) and Fred Bakewell Central Press Photos, “Truth” and and at airports. Includes the odd (Northamptonshire) for England v

62 63 West Indies at The Oval 1933, and captained by the Nawab of Pataudi a view of the match at Cheltenham, Charlie Barnett (Gloucestershire) (senior), seated and standing Gloucestershire v All-India in 1946 and Arthur Fagg (Kent) playing wearing tour blazers, the 1967 team etc. Publishers include Sport & for England v India at Lord’s 1936. wearing cricket attire captained by General, Reuter, Central Press Publishers are Reuter and Central Pataudi (junior). Also a mono press Photos, Cleveland Press etc. Various Press Photos. Various sizes, 6”x8” photograph of Roy and Contractor sizes, 10”x8” and smaller. Creasing and smaller. VG £40/60 walking out to bat on the 1959 to the odd photograph, otherwise in tour, and the 1967 touring party good/ very good condition £50/70 621 Walking out to bat. Post World disembarking from the aeroplane War II. Nine original mono press 627 England Test cricketers 1924-1956. on their arrival at Heathrow. Press photographs of pairs of England A good selection of fourteen original Association, Press Portraits Bureau, batsmen walking out to bat, eight in mono press photograph of player Sport & General, and Central Press Test matches in England. Subjects are portraits for the period. Players Photos. 10”x8” (one 6”x8”). Qty 4. Cyril Washbrook and Reg Simpson, are a young Herbert Sutcliffe in G/VG £40/60 Washbrook and Len Hutton, Hutton Yorkshire cap and blazer in 1924, and Simpson, and 625 Tour team photographs 1955-1974. Andrew Sandham, , Peter Richardson (two different), Five official mono press photographs Jack Hobbs in a suit, Ken Farnes, Don Kenyon and Tom Graveney, Bill of touring parties to England. Teams (two different), Edrich and Denis Compton, Kenyon are South Africa in England 1955 Eddie Paynter, Tom Goddard, Peter and Graveney. Also Richardson and for the opening match of the tour Richardson, Roy Tattersall, C.F. Arthur Milton, walking out to bat for at v Union Castle at Blackheath, Walters, Brian Statham, M.C.C. v Western Australia at Perth and another at Lord’s, New Zealand and Bill Voce. The majority Central on the 1958/59 tour, published at The Oval 1965, West Indies in Press Photos, also Reuter. All approx. by Western Australia Newspapers. England 1966 at Lord’s, and the 6.5”x4.5”. G/VG £50/70 Other publishers are Central Press Pakistan team v England for The 628 Australia v India 1947/48. Mono Photos, Sport & General, and Truth Oval Test 1974, sold with an almost copy photograph of the Australian & Sportsman. All approx. 6”x8”. VG identical version of this image as team, seated and standing in £50/70 a cutting, signed by three players rows wearing cricket attire. The including the captain, Intikhab Alam. 622 England ‘home’ Test teams. Five photograph, originally taken at Photographs by Ken Kelly, Sport & official mono press photographs Adelaide for the fourth Test at General, Central Press Photos and of England Test teams, the players Adelaide 23rd-28th January 1948, is Fox Photos. 10”x8” and smaller. G/ seated and standing in rows wearing signed in later years by four players, VG £40/60 cricket attire, some in blazers. Teams , Neil Harvey, Keith are for matches v India, Manchester 626 Cricket crowd scenes 1926-1979. Miller and . 9.5”x7.5”. 1936, v India, Lord’s 1946 (with the A nice selection of twelve original VG £30/50 Indian team), v West Indies, The mono press photographs of large Australia beat India by an innings Oval 1950, v South Africa, The Oval crowd scenes in the stands and on and 16 runs, Bradman scoring 201, 1951, and v Australia, The Oval the pitch. Matches include Yorkshire Hassett 198no and Barnes 112 in 1953. Publishers are Central Press v Kent at Sheffield 1926. Huge their first innings Photos and Sport & General. 10”x8” crowds gathered on the pitch at and smaller. G £40/60 Lord’s following England’s victory 629 Walter Reginald Hammond. over Australia in the second Test Gloucestershire & England 623 M.C.C. tour team photographs in 1934. Packed stands at Lord’s 1920-1951. Original sepia press 1950-1971. Eight official mono for M.C.C. v Australians in 1948, photograph of Hammond being press photographs of M.C.C. and another general view from the dismissed, stumped Sealy, bowled touring parties. Teams are to same match. A general view of the Clarke in England’s first innings of Australia 1950/51 at Perth and play with large crowds in the stands, the second Test v West Indies, Old the Melbourne Test, to East Africa the scoreboard showing Australia Trafford, 22nd-25th July 1939. Nicely 1957/58, to Australia 1953/54 at at 250-1 in their second innings, signed in ink to the photograph Perth, to Australia and New Zealand Barnes 110no and Bradman 62no. by Hammond. The photograph 1965/66, and 1970/71 etc. Also From the 1953 Ashes series, the third by Central Press Photos, London, an official team photograph of the day of the second Test, Lord’s, and measures 8”x10”. G/VG £40/60 England v West Indies, The Oval crowds running on to the pitch at the 1950. Publishers include Central 630 Yorkshire C.C.C. Three original mono close of The Oval Test (with official Press Photos London, The Argus candid photographs of Yorkshire scorecard). A sea of faces on the pitch Melbourne, Press Photo Service players standing in cricket attire at at The Oval at the close of the final Perth etc. Various sizes, 11.5”x7.5” Scarborough with the pavilion in the Test v South Africa 1955. Schoolboys and smaller. G £50/80 background. Players featured are mobbing the players after England Len Hutton and Herbert Sutcliffe, 624 Indian tours to England 1946, 1959 had beaten West Indies at The Oval both in 1938, the other of Sutcliffe, and 1967. Two official mono press in 1966. A nice image of spectators date unknown. Sold with two further photographs of the Indian touring peering over the fence standing on candid mono photographs, one of parties to England. The 1946 team, bicycles and one on a ladder to get Hutton and Ben Brocklehurst walking

64 off the field, the other of Wilfred 634 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1923/24. Official 11.25”x8.25”. Adhesive marks Rhodes in later years seated at the mono photograph of the Yorkshire to verso, some wear to edges, pavilion with a lady in 1960. Various team seated and standing in rows otherwise in good condition sizes, 3.25”x5.5” and smaller. Qty wearing cricket attire, caps and £30/50 5. Pin holes to the two 1938 images, blazers. The photograph nicely Greenwood captained Yorkshire in otherwise in good condition signed in ink by the thirteen featured 1931 and 1932, winning the County £50/70 players. Signatures are G. Wilson Championship both years (Captain), A. Dolphin, W. Rhodes, 631 M.C.C. at Scarborough 1952 E.R. Wilson, E. Robinson, P. Holmes, 638 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1938. Original and 1953. Two original mono M. Leyland, G. Macaulay, A. sepia press photograph of Arthur photographs of M.C.C. teams Waddington, N. Kilner, H. Sutcliffe, Mitchell and Wilf Barber walking out standing in one row at Scarborough E. Oldroyd and R. Kilner. Originally to bat for Yorkshire. The photograph for the matches v Yorkshire, 3rd-5th from the personal collection of Arthur is dated to verso 1938, match September 1952, and 2nd-4th Dolphin, with accompanying letter unknown. 8” x10” Adhesive marks September 1953. Players featured of authentication. The photograph, to verso, otherwise in good/ very include Cowdrey, May, Insole, Evans, by Fielding of Leeds, measures good condition. Nice image £30/50 Carr, Bailey, Edrich, Simpson, May, 11”x7.5”. Laid to contemporary Bedser etc. Both photographs with 639 Willie Bates. Yorkshire & England mount, contained in a modern official stamps to verso for Walkers 1877-1887. Original sepia studio mount and frame, glazed, overall Studios, Scarborough. VG £50/70 portrait photograph of Bates seated 19”x16”. An excellent image in very three quarter length in cricket attire, 632 Maurice Leyland. Yorkshire & good condition £120/180 his hand resting on a . England 1920-1947. England v 635 Cricket at Scarborough 1950s-1960s. The photograph by E. Hawkins of Australia 1938. Original sepia press Seven original mono candid Brighton, early 1880s, measures photograph of Leyland with cap photographs of players in matches approx. 9.5”x12”. Mounted, in hand acknowledging the crowd at Scarborough including some framed and glazed in modern frame, on completing his century during well known faces. Players include overall 15”x18”. Some light fading, England’s record score of 903-7 , Denis Compton, Fred otherwise in good condition £70/100 declared in the fifth Test, The Oval, Trueman, Ken Barrington, Godfrey 20th-24th August 1938. Very nicely 640 George Herbert Hirst. Yorkshire Evans, , Don Wilson signed in black ink to the photograph & England 1891-1929. Large and etc. 5.5”x3.5” and smaller. £30/50 ‘Best wishes, Maurice Leyland’. impressive mono studio photographic Central Press Photos, London. 636 Yorkshire C.C.C. c.1930s. Three image of Hirst, full length, in batting 6.5”x8.5”. Odd minor faults, signed photographs including pose wearing Yorkshire cap. Printed otherwise in good condition £50/70 Norman Yardley leading the Yorkshire by H. Lindley & Co, Nottingham. The team on to the field, Maurice Leyland print measures approx. 17”x21.5”. Playing in his last Test match, Leyland in batting action in the second Test, Mounted, framed and glazed, overall went on to score 187 before being Sydney, 1936, and a signed mono 24”x29”. VG £40/60 run out in England’s only innings in restrike photograph of which Len Hutton famously made 641 Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire & England in bowling action. Sold with three his record individual score of 364. 1898-1930. Large and impressive further unsigned press photographs Joe Hardstaff also made an unbeaten mono studio photographic image featuring Yorkshire players, Leyland, 169. England won the final Test by of Hirst, full length, in bowling Emmott Robinson and George an innings and 579 runs to tie the pose wearing cap. Printed by H. Duckworth. Publishers include series 1-1, Australia had already Lindley & Co, Nottingham. The Central Press Photos, Yorkshire retained The Ashes. print measures approx. 13.5”x19”. Evening News, Press Association etc. Mounted, framed and glazed, overall Leyland played in 41 Test matches 9”x7” and smaller. Qty 6. G/VG 20”x26.5”. Small scuff to centre of scoring 2764 runs at an average of £50/70 image, otherwise in good/ very good 46.06. His score of 187 in this match 637 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1931. Official condition £40/60 surpassed his previous highest score mono photograph of the Yorkshire in 642 George Beldam. Pioneer of action team seated and standing in rows photography, the first action 633 Yorkshire cricketers 1930s-1940s. wearing blazers, some also in caps. photographer of sport in Britain, Eleven original mono press and Players featured are F.E. Greenwood specialising in cricket and golf. A candid photographs featuring (Captain), Holmes, Sutcliffe, unique selection of eight original sepia Yorkshire cricketers. Players featured, Robinson, Leyland, Macaulay, action photographs of the majority individually in various Oldroyd, Barber, Mitchell, Dennis, (Yorkshire & England 1891-1929) poses and portraits, include Leyland Bowes, Verity and Wood, also taken between 1901 and 1904 by (six images), Holmes, Barber, Ringrose (scorer). Handwritten Beldam, which were reproduced in Sellers, Sutcliffe, Bowes, Verity and caption in ink to lower border, ‘My the books ‘Great Batsman, Their Macaulay. Publishers include A. Father’s Cricket Team 1920 [sic]’ Methods at a Glance’ and Great Wilkes, Yorkshire Post, Guardian, with an arrow pointing to ‘Pop’ Bowlers and Fielders, Their Methods Sport & General etc. G £50/80 (Greenwood). The photograph at a Glance’ by Beldam and C.B. by Fielding of Leeds measures

64 65 Fry, 1905 & 1906. The photographs umpires standing and seated in rows, not losing a match. Yorkshire finished appeared in ‘Great Batsmen’ as wearing cricket attire and an varied in 2nd place having lost only two Plate II ‘Beginning of an off drive assortment of blazers, caps and matches all season. In the 1904 played with a full swing’, Plate III boaters. From left to right, standing season, George Hirst averaged scored ‘An off-drive just before impact’, are John Moss (umpire), Slack 2501 first class runs at an average of Plate VI ‘The hook stroke, just as (reserve), Willis Cuttell, Ernest Smith, 54.36 with nine centuries and took the bat meets the ball’, Plate XI ‘An Wilfred Rhodes, Albert Hornby, 132 wickets at an average of 21.09 interesting stroke! Just after the ball David Hunter, Alexander Kermode, 644 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1919. Original was hit’, and from ‘Great Bowlers Reggie Spooner, William Findley, sepia photograph of the Yorkshire and Fielders as Plate III ‘Poise on the Henry Wilkinson and Walter Wright team for the match v Warwickshire, left foot, before upward arm swing’, (umpire), players seated are David Edgbaston, 13th & 14th June 1919. Plate IV ‘The middle of the action Denton, Frank , John The players seated and standing of ’, Plate VI ‘A fraction of a Tyldesley, Leslie Poidevin, Archie in rows wearing cricket attire with second later. A comparison with Plate MacLaren, George Hirst, Lord Martin the stand and spectators in the IV indicated a vigorous quarter turn Hawke, and John background. Players featured are of the body’, and Plate XXII ‘A snap Tunnicliffe, sitting on the ground Burton (Captain), Hirst, Dolphin, catch at mid-off’. The photographs, Lees Whitehead (reserve), Hubert Rhodes, Blackburn, Robinson, Kilner, each measuring approx. 4”x5”, are Myers and James Hallows. Framed Birtles, Smith, Holmes, Sutclifffe, and somewhat faded, but otherwise in a large, heavy and, what appears the scorer, Hoyland. The photograph in very good clear condition. The ,original decorative oak frame with measures approx. 12”x9”. Mounted, photographs are presented as part of original gilt mount. The photograph framed and glazed, overall 23”x20”. a large montage display comprising measures 48”x25” and overall in Photographer unknown. VG £50/70 the eight original photographs, the frame 57”x35”. The photograph a single page handwritten letter in good condition, the frame Yorkshire beat Warwickshire by an dated 14th June 1944 signed by with minor wear. A wonderfully innings and 63 runs, George Hirst Hirst accompanied by the signed evocative image, both in its size was top scorer with 120 and Emmott photograph of Hirst referred to in the and pictorial ‘golden age’ content. Robinson made his first-class debut. letter, depicted three quarter length A scarce photograph, especially I Yorkshire went on to win the County wearing Yorkshire cap and blazer would imagine in this size, not sold Championship in 1919, playing 26 and holding a pipe, a rare Vanity previously by the auctioneer matches, winning 12, drawing 11, Fair postcard of Hirst reproduced £1500/2500 and losing 3 from the original by ‘Spy’, a mono August Bank Holiday 1904 was 645 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1932. Original postcard of the 1905 Yorkshire team, ‘happily favoured with fine weather’ mono photograph of the Yorkshire a colour postcard of Hirst in batting and George Hirst was having his team seated and standing in rows pose, and two Wills’s cigarette cards benefit after twelve years of service in cricket attire. Players are Barber, of Hirst. Mounted, framed and to the club. A total of 78,681 people Rhodes, Bowes, Dennis, Verity, glazed, overall 30.5”x35”. Good/ came into the ground and receipts of Leyland, Macaulay, Sutcliffe, Sellers, very good condition £400/600 £3,702, 2s & 3d were unprecedented Holmes, Mitchell and Wood. Nicely It is believed that only two sets of and only exceeded 21 years later signed in ink to lower border of prints of these photographs were when Roy Kilner collected original mount ‘Best wishes and good made, one set for publication, the £4016, 19s & 3d. Lancashire luck. Yours sincerely, Charles Sykes. other set given to Hirst, this being Captain, Archie MacLaren unwisely June 20th 1932’. The photograph by the set that was formerly in Hirst’s invited Yorkshire to bat first and Bassano Ltd, Dover Street, London, personal collection. they batted for seven hours in total measures 11.5”x9.25”, laid to despite having to recover from 143 official photographer’s mount overall George William Beldam was a for five. Ernest Smith, missed before 16.6”x11.75”. Presented in a modern first-class cricketer who made he had scored, was bowled by James mount (obscuring the signature) and over one hundred appearances for Hallows for 98. Hirst made 65, John frame, overall 19”x7.5”. A good Middlesex 1900-1907. He became Tunnicliffe 55 and Lord Hawke 54. image in very good condition a pioneer of action photography in Hirst removed MacLaren, Reggie £50/70 sport, mainly cricket and golf, using Spooner and Johnny Tyldesley in his improved camera technology of the Founded in 1920, The Sykes Cup first three overs and finished with six early to capture action with is the most famous knockout for 42 as Lancashire were all out for shutter speeds of 1/1000th second competition in Huddersfield cricket. 173 in response to Yorkshire’s 403. Sir Charles Sykes (1868-1950) was 643 ‘George Hirst Benefit Match So Lancashire had to save the game a politician and wool merchant; in 1904’. Yorkshire v Lancashire, on the Wednesday which they did as 1918 he was elected to parliament Headingley, Leeds 1904. A very Tyldesley made an undefeated 108. as a Coalition Liberal member for large and magnificent original mono The match was drawn, Lancashire Huddersfield, but lost the seat in photograph of the Yorkshire and finished on 163-3 1922 the Lancashire teams prior to Hirst’s Lancashire won the County Benefit Match on 1st, 2nd and Yorkshire won the in the 1904 season, 3rd August 1904. The players and Championship in 1932, playing 26

66 matches, winning 19, drawing 5, and England 1919-1945. Original sepia , , Daryll losing only 2 press photograph of Sutcliffe in Cullinan, , Fanie de batting action, playing an attacking Villiers, Darren Gough, Michael 646 Yorkshire C.C.C. County Champions shot to leg. Nicely signed in black ink Bevan, Ryan Sidebottom, Curtley Coronation Year 1937. Large to the photograph by Sutcliffe. Date Ambrose etc. Other Yorkshire players original mono photograph of the and location unknown. Central Press featured include Boycott, Hampshire, Yorkshire team seated and standing Photos, London. 6”x8”. Light crease, R. Hutton, D. Bairstow, Cope, Lumb, in rows wearing cricket attire. The otherwise in good condition £30/40 Close, Trueman, Lester, Gifford, photograph by Albert Wilkes & Son Bowes, L. Hutton, Illingworth etc. The of West Bromwich is laid down to 650 Scarborough Cricket Festival. books are numbered 1-38 and dated official mount with title and record of Leveson-Gower XI v West Indies in consecutive order, lacking album the season to top, printed names of 1950. Original mono photograph nos. 12 and 15. All nicely annotated the players to lower border. Players of the West Indies team. Players with her personal recollections and include Sellers, Leyland, Mitchell, featured include Walcott, Stollmeyer, friendships with players and their Hutton, Sutcliffe, Verity, Wood etc. Christiani, Valentine, Weekes, families. An excellent first hand The photograph measures 14”x11”. Ramadhin etc. The photograph loose personal account of Yorkshire cricket. Framed and glazed 22”x17” overall. mounted to black album page with G/VG £100/150 Small hole to photograph, slight wear hand written annotations to page. to the mount, otherwise good/very Walkers Studio, Scarborough stamp. In 1977 Mollie Staines achieved the good condition. Excellent image 9.5”x4.75”. Unevenly trimmed, accolade of being the first lady to be £70/100 otherwise G - cricket £30/50 elected as a member of the Yorkshire C.C.C. General Committee, a Yorkshire won the County 651 H.D.G. Leveson-Gower’s XI v West post she held until 1984. She was Championship in 1937, playing 28 Indies, Scarborough 1928. Original particularly supportive of the 2nd XI matches, winning 18, drawing 8, and mono real photograph of the H.D.G. and the County Youth Academy. She losing only 2 Leveson Gower’s team who played died aged 89 in 2020 at Scarborough, 8th-11th September 647 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1939. Unusual 1928. The team was Douglas 653 Gentlemen v Players. Scarborough original mono photograph of Brian (cpt), Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Sandham, 1958. Two large original mono Sellers shaking hands before kick-off Duleepsinhji, Wyatt, Robinson, photographs of the teams standing with Bob Danskin ( Park Haig, Jupp, Tate and F.W. Gilligan. in one row in front of the pavilion Avenue) with the referee, Bill Bowes, Photograph by Walkers Studios of at Scarborough for the match looking on wearing his Yorkshire Scarborough. Good condition played 6th-9th September 1958. blazer and shorts. Nicely signed in ink £50/70 One photograph of the Gentlemen to the lower mount border by Sellers including Goonesena, Dexter, Petrie, and Bowes. The match between 652 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1973-2005. A Silk, Smith, Bailey, May, Warr, P.E. Yorkshire C.C.C. and Bradford collection of thirty six scrapbooks Richardson and Insole, the other of footballers was played on 17th comprising a photographic record the Players including Marshall, Gale, April 1939 at Bradford of Yorkshire cricket for the period Graveney, D.W. Richardson, Wilson, for Arthur Wood’s benefit. The compiled by the Yorkshire C.C.C. Reynolds, Morgan, Sainsbury, photograph measures 9”x11”, laid member and lifelong supporter, Mollie Evans, Trueman and Savage. Both to photographer’s mount, framed Staines. The candid (some official) photographs, by Walkers Studios, and glazed, overall 13.5”x16.5”. mainly colour photographs including Scarborough, measure 10.75”x Photographer unknown. Good excellent cricket coverage and family 5.25”. VG £50/70 image. G/VG £50/80 events. Cricket subjects covered include County and 2nd XI matches, Players won by 55 runs 648 Yorkshire Corinthians Cricket Club Tests, benefits, the last match c.1960. Original mono photograph 654 ‘M.C.C. Cricket Team. Australian played at Bramall Lane, Sheffield, of the players seated and standing in Tour 1924/1925. Original sepia 4th August 1973, home matches at rows wearing cricket attire. Printed real photograph of the S.S. Scarborough, Harrogate, Bradford, caption window mounted below Ormonde, the ship which took the Headingley, Middlesborough, Chris describes the team at ‘Meudon, M.C.C. team to Australia in 1924. Old’s benefit year 1978, away Nr. Paris’. Players featured include The photograph, laid down to matches at , Old Trafford, four Yorkshire County players, photographers mount, has printed Chesterfield, Trent Bridge, Sofia J.D.H. Blackburn (1 match 1956), title ‘M.C.C. Cricket Team. Australian Gardens, The Oval, Test matches v M. Ryan (1954-1965), R.K. Platt Tour 1924-25’ to top border. Nicely Australia 1975, 1977, 1993, travelling (1955-1963), and J.R. Burnett signed to the top and side borders to Australia for the Boxing Day Test (1958-1959). Assumed to be a by all eighteen members of the at Melbourne and Sydney on the Yorkshire based touring team, no touring party including the Manager 1990/91 and 1994/95 Ashes tours. record of the team or matches played Toone. Signatures include Captain, Also the visiting New Zealand tourists can be found. Approx. 11.5”x9”. A.E.R. Gilligan, Douglas, Hobbs, 1973, Indians 1974, South Africans Mounted, framed and glazed, overall Bryan, Chapman, Whysall, Freeman, 1994 etc. Some photographs are 14.5”x13”. VG £30/50 Sutcliffe, Tate, Tyldersley, Woolley, signed including Reg Simpson, Nick Howell, Sandham, Kilner etc. Signed 649 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & Cook, Neil Hartley, Geoff Boycott,

66 67 to the lower border by three of the batting averages, ably assisted by the signature of Compton and the Ships Officers, the Commander, Hobbs, Jardine and Sutcliffe, and near complete loss of the signature the Chief Officer and the Purser. In scored 1553 runs at an average of of one official. The photograph in original mount, framed and glazed 91.35 with a highest score of 251 very good condition. Sold with an with glass to both sides, a list of the made in the 2nd Test at Sydney. official colour photograph of the players names handwritten to verso. He scored seven centuries on the England touring party to India and Sri Overall 14”x12”. Good/very good tour. J.C. ‘Farmer’ White topped the Lanka 1981/82 laid to official mount condition. Rare £250/350 bowling averages with 65 wickets at with printed title and players’ names 22.63 to mount borders. Good condition. 655 M.C.C. tour to Australia 1928/29. Qty 2 £50/80 Original mono photograph of Hobbs 657 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1936/37. and Jardine walking out to bat in Large and impressive sepia 659 England tour to Australia the fifth Test played at Melbourne, photograph of the ship R.M.S. 1954/55. Four original mono press 8th-16th March 1929. In the Orion at harbour in Venice en route photographs relating to the tour. background a large crowd of ladies to Australia in 1936. Signed to the The photographs, with hand printed is watching on from the pavilion. skyline of the photograph by the captions below each image, depict The photograph measures 12”x9.5”, M.C.C. touring party in black ink by Len Hutton with the ship’s captain mounted, framed and glazed overall all seventeen members of the touring and others on arrival at Fremantle, 19.5”x16”. Odd faults, otherwise a team plus the Manager, Captain R. Hutton with the tour manager, C.G. good evocative image £60/90 Howard. The eighteen signatures Howard, at Fremantle, England are Gubby Allen (Captain), R.M.V. players in the pavilion celebrating Australia won the fifth Test by five Robins, R.E.S. Wyatt, K. Farnes, W.R. the winning hit in the fourth Test wickets, despite England scoring 519 Hammond, H. Verity, M. Leyland, at Adelaide, and Hutton drinking in their first innings, Hobbs scoring L.E.G. Ames, W. Voce, C.J. Barnett, a cup of tea seated beside Peter 142 runs and Jardine 19. Other J. Hardstaff, T.S. Worthington, May. Each photograph measures centurions in the match were Leyland W.H. Copson, J.M. Sims, A.E. Fagg, 8”x6”. Mounted and framed, overall (137) for England, Woodfull (102) L.B. Fishlock, G. Duckworth and 23.5”x19.5”. Originally from the and Bradman (123) for Australia. Howard. Handwritten title to lower collection of Geoffrey Howard. Wear The ‘timeless’ Test took eight days edge, ‘Visit of M.C.C. Team to to the mount, light surface marks to complete, England winning the Australia 1936-7’. Mounted, framed to two images, otherwise in good series 4-1 and glazed in modern frame. The condition £40/60 656 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1928/29. photograph measures 19”x9.75” After losing the first Test, England Large official mono photograph and overall 23”x14.5”. Creasing to won the following three matches of the M.C.C. touring team to top left corner of the image, some and drew the final Test to take the Australia 1928/29, seated and browning/ fading to signatures, series 3-1, so retaining the Ashes. standing in rows, wearing tour otherwise in good condition blazers. The photograph laid down £150/250 660 ‘England Tour of New Zealand and to photographer’s mount with Bi-Centenary of Australia 1988’. ‘Gubby’ Allen was chosen as captain printed title to top border ‘M.C.C. Official colour photograph of the to placate the Australians, following Australian Tour 1928-29’. Signed England touring party seated and the Bodyline series of 1932/33. to lower border in black ink by standing in rows wearing tour Despite England winning the first seventeen members of the touring blazers and cricket attire. Printed two Tests, they lost the last three. party. Signatures are Percy Chapman title and players’ names to mount Hammond topped the batting (Captain), J.C. White, D.R. Jardine, borders. Nicely signed in pencil to averages scoring 1242 runs at an J.B. Hobbs, L.E.G. Ames, M. Leyland, the mount by all twenty featured average of 59.14 with five centuries, H. Larwood. G. Duckworth, C.P. members of the touring party. Voce was the pick of the England Mead, M.W. Tate, A.P. Freeman, Players’ signatures include Gatting bowlers, but disappointed in the last W.R. Hammond, G.E,. Tyldesley, (Captain), Emburey, Dilley, Athey, few Tests E.H. Hendren, H. Sutcliffe, G. Geary Foster, French, Fairbrother, DeFreitas, and F.C. Toone (Manager). Lacking 658 ‘M.C.C. South Africa Tour 1948-49’. Broad, Moxon, Robinson, Jarvis etc. the signature of S.J. Staples who Official mono photograph of the The photograph measures 10”x8”, returned home due to illness just M.C.C. touring party seated and laid to official photographer’s mount, prior to the second Test. Mounted, standing in rows wearing tour overall 15”x11”. VG £40/60 framed and glazed. The photograph, blazers. The photograph laid to 661 ‘England Cricket Tour. West Indies by Krischock Studios of Adelaide, photographer’s mount with printed 1994’. Official colour photograph of measures 15”x12” and overall title to top border, and fully signed the touring party seated and standing 25”x21”. Nice signatures. The in ink to the lower border by all in rows wearing tour blazers. Printed photograph with some silvering to nineteen members of the touring title and players’ names to the mount. the image extremities, otherwise in party. The photograph measures Fully signed in ink to the mount by good/ very good condition £200/300 9.5”x7.5”, overall 14.5”x13”. all twenty one featured members Photographer unknown. Fading to England won the series by four of the touring party. Signatures two signatures, old tape repairs, tears Tests to one. Hammond topped the include Atherton (Captain), Stewart, and loss to mount corners affecting

68 Russell, Lewis, Malcolm, Tufnell, 1914. 5”x3”. The photograph was condition £50/80 Hick, Thorpe, Salisbury, Caddick, featured in ‘Archie: A Biography of The match was drawn Fraser, Hussain etc. The photograph A.C. Maclaren’ by Michael Down measures 10.5”x5”, laid to official published in 1981. Sold with an 669 Gentlemen v Players 1933. Original photographer’s mount, overall original mono photograph of Grace mono photograph of the Players 16”x12”. Fading to the signature bowling to the four year old Ian eleven for the match played at of Caddick, otherwise in very good Maclaren, son of Archie, at Shillinglee Lord’s, 19th-21st July 1933. The condition £30/50 Park in 1909. Typed caption to lower players, seated and standing in part of the photograph. 3.5”x4.5”. rows wearing blazers, are Sutcliffe 662 ‘England Test Squad. The Ashes Each photograph framed glazed in (Captain), Hammond, Ames, 2006/2007’. Official colour hallmarked silver frames. Previously Barnett, Leyland, Watson, Langridge, photograph of the England touring sold as lot 19 in the Christie’s sale of Townsend, Nichols, Verity and Clark. party to Australia 2006/2007. Printed 10th November 1993. Glass to the The photograph by Sport & General title and players’ names to mount large image cracked, otherwise in measures 11”x9.5”, laid to official borders. Signed in pencil to the good condition £100/150 photographer’s mount, framed mount by all twenty five members of and glazed, overall 21”x17”. Light the touring party. Players’ signatures Shillinglee House in surface marks, otherwise in good/ include Flintoff (Captain), Harmison, was the home of Earl Winterton, very good condition £50/80 Hoggard, Collingwood, Trescothick, President and Chairman of Sussex Giles, Strauss, Jones, Panesar, C.C.C., who regularly hosted cricket The Players won by ten wickets Pietersen, Cook, Bell etc. Overall matches in the grounds. It served 670 Gentlemen v Players 1934. Original 16.5”x11.5”. VG £30/50 as the summer residence of Prince mono photograph of the Players , presumably as a guest 663 William Gilbert Grace, eleven for the match played at Lord’s, of the Earl Gloucestershire, London County & 19th-21st July 1933. The players, England 1870-1908. Large original 666 Sydney Santall. Warwickshire & seated and standing in rows wearing sepia studio portrait photograph of London County 1894-1914. Original blazers, are Hendren (Captain), Grace posed sitting three quarter sepia cabinet card photograph of Sutcliffe, Hammond, Leyland, length, his hands resting on a cricket Santall in formal attire. Photograph T.B. Mitchell, Ames, Verity, Smith, bat, a ball set on a plinth to one by Arthur Wells of Birmingham. Gilt Nichols, A. Mitchell and O’Connor. side. Photograph by E. Hawkins of edges. Excellent image. 4.25”x6.5”. The photograph by Sport & General Brighton. Photographers name and G/VG £70/100 measures 11”x9.5”, laid to official address printed to lower mount photographer’s mount, framed and 667 Gentlemen v Players, Lord’s 1931. border. The photograph measures glazed, overall 21”x17”. Very good Excellent official mono photograph approx. 9.25”x12”. Mounted, condition £50/80 of the Gentlemen team and the two framed and glazed in contemporary umpires, Young and Hardstaff, for Gentlemen won by seven wickets frame, overall 17”x20”. Some age the match played at Lord’s 15th-17th toning to photograph and staining to 671 John Shuter. Kent, Surrey & July 1931. Players featured are one edge of the mount, otherwise in England 1874-1909. Fine original (captain), Levett, good condition £100/150 mono photograph of Shuter, three Brown, Crawley, Foster, Duleepsinhji, quarter length, in cricket attire. 664 William Gilbert Grace, Kemp-Welch, Marriott, Wyatt, The photograph laid down to Gloucestershire, London County & Nawab of Pataudi and Robins. The photographer’s mount with printed England 1870-1908. Original sepia photograph measures 11.5”x9.5”. title to lower border, ‘Mr. J. Shuter, cabinet card photograph of Grace Laid to photographer’s mount, Captain of the Surrey Eleven’, and posed half length wearing a suit overall 21”x16.5” in frame (lacking facsimile signature of Shuter above. and holding a document. Nicely glass). Photograph by Sport & The photograph, by Franz Baum signed in ink to the photograph by General of Fleet Street. Good/very of 12 Old Bond Street, measures Grace. Photograph by E. Hawkins good condition £50/80 3.75” x 5.5” overall 5” x 9.5” Small of Brighton. Photographers name The rain affected match was drawn adhesive mount marks to verso, and address printed to lower border. otherwise in very good condition 4.25”x6.5”. Previously sold in the 668 Gentlemen v Players, Lord’s 1936. £50/80 Phillips sale of 17th July 1991 as Excellent official mono photograph part of lot 220, which comprised a of the Gentlemen team for the Shuter was captain of Surrey bat signed by Grace and given to match played at Lord’s 15th-17th 1880-1893 his gardener, Ernest Dyer. Some age July 1936. Players featured are 672 . Cambridge University, toning age toning to photograph and Gubby Allen (captain), Wyatt, Richmond, Middlesex & England. card, otherwise in good condition Holmes, Mitchell-Innes, Melville, Original photographic/ engraving £300/500 Turnbull, Pearce, Brown, Levett, image of Daniell in rugby pose, with Stephenson and Farnes. The 665 W.G. Grace. Small original title to lower border. Nicely signed in photograph measures 11”x9”. Laid photograph of Grace, Archie ink by Daniell to image. Photograph to photographer’s mount, overall Maclaren, K.S. Ranjitsinhji and by Elliott & Fry. 5” x 8.75” Very light 20.5”x15.5”. Photograph by Sport two others standing in a garden c. ageing, otherwise in good/ very & General of Fleet Street. Good

68 69 good condition £40/60 five members of the South African photograph of the Transvaal team, team in, what appears to be, the seated and standing in rows in Daniell made seven International dressing room or pavilion at Trent cricket attire. The photograph appearances, including Bridge during the first Test match signed to the borders by all thirteen Captaining the team, for England of the 1935 season. The players are players and Manager. Signatures between 1899-1904. He went on Dudley Nourse, Bruce Mitchell, Ken include Mitchell, Viljoen, Rowan, to later be President of the Rugby Viljoen, Herbert Wade and Cyril Endean etc. The photograph, laid Football Union. He played County Vincent. The photograph signed to photographer’s mount measures cricket for Somerset from 1998-1927 by four of the five players in ink, 9.75”x7.25”, overall 15.5”x12.5”. making 287 appearances lacking Wade. All five are dressed G/VG £50/70 673 ‘Natal Cricket Team, Joint Winners, in suits and ties and Nourse with 680 South Africa tour to England 1929. Currie Cup, 1937-38’. Original his coat on!, sitting around a table. Original mono photograph of the photograph of the Natal team, sitting Viljoen, Nourse and Vincent appear South Africa touring party seated and standing in rows, in cricket attire. to signing autographs or writing and standing in rows wearing tour Printed titles and players names letters and being watched by Wade blazers and suits. Pencil annotation to mount borders. Notable players and Mitchell reading a newspaper. to verso, ‘South Africans 1929 include W.W. Wade, Dalton, Harvey The table and floors are strewn with at Brighton v Sussex’. 7.5”x6”. (Captain), Nourse, Rennie, Payn etc. bats and cricket bags. Central Press Photographer unknown. A nice The photograph measures 10”x8”, Photos Ltd. A wonderful, behind the image in very good condition. Sold overall 13.25”x11.25”. G/VG scenes, image. Perhaps rain has rain with four candid images of the South £30/40 prevented play??. 9.5”x8” £80/120 Africans taken during the tour match 674 South Africa 1948/49 and 677 South Africa v England 1948. v Sussex at Hove, 28th-30th August 1949/50. Two large official mono Large, attractive original panoramic 1929. Individual players featured photographs, one of the South mono photograph of Ellis Park, are H.B. Cameron, A.H.H. Gilligan African team who played England in Johannesburg, taken during the and H.G. Deane. Others depict ‘The 1948/49, the photograph, laid down second Test, 27th-30th December South Africans prepare to field’. Each to photographers mount, taken by 1948, depicting the match in 4.5”x2.75”. G. Qty 5 £40/60 Rembrant Studios, , progress with huge crowds in The South Africans beat Sussex by the other of the South Africa team attendance. Printed title to lower 217 runs who played Australia in 1949/50, mount border. Previously sold as the photograph, laid down to lot 434 in the Christie’s M.C.C. 681 Worcestershire v South Africans photographers mount, taken again, Bicentenary Auction, 13th April 1947. Original mono press by Rembrant Studios, Port Elizabeth. 1987. The photograph measures photograph of the traditional The photographs 14.5”x9”, laid approx. 35”x11”, mounted, framed opening match of the South African’s down to photographer’s mounts, and glazed, overall 41”x16.5”. tour to England, played at Worcester, overall 20”x15.5”. Wear and small Photographer unknown. An excellent 30th April- 2nd May 1947. Taken on loss to photographers mounts, some image in very good condition the first day’s play, the scene depicts wear to image otherwise in good £150/250 the match in progress, Worcestershire condition £30/50 batting with the impressive backdrop 678 George . Transvaal & of the cathedral in the background. 675 South Africa 1956/57 Test Series v South Africa 1924. Excellent original The scoreboard shows the score at England. Two large official mono mono photograph of Faulkner 149-7, Bird on 61no and Jenkins photographs, one of the South African standing three quarter length wearing 6no. In the foreground spectators team who played England in the first cricket attire, hands in pockets. Blind including servicemen and boys are Test at Johannesburg in December embossed stamp to one corner for sitting on benches and standing 1956, the photograph laid down to Daily Mail, London. Previously sold watching on. Sport & General Press photographers mount, the other of as lot 429 in the Christie’s M.C.C. Agency, London. 10”x8”. Some the South Africa team who played Bicentenary Auction, 13th April creasing to corners, odd nicks to England in the 5th Test at Port Elizabeth 1987. The photograph measures edges, otherwise in good condition. in March 1957, the photograph, approx. 6”x8”. Mounted, framed A lovely image £50/80 laid down to photographers mount, and glazed, overall 11”x13.5”. taken by Rembrant Studios, Port Handwritten caption to verso. VG Worcestershire beat the South Elizabeth. One photograph measures £40/60 Africans by 39 runs, Rowan taking overall 17.75”x15” and the other ten wickets in the match for South At his peak, Aubrey Faulkner was 19.5”x16”. The first photograph in Africa, Howarth taking six wickets in considered one of the best batsmen good condition, the other has some the South African’s second innings in the world and, as a wear to corner of the photographers bowler, was one of the first to use 682 Australia v England ‘Ashes’ series mount and some wear to actual the . In 1913 he settled in 1998/99. Good selection of image otherwise in good condition England and founded a renowned twenty five colour ‘PA News’ press £30/50 cricket school in London photographs from the series. All 676 South Africa tour of England 1935. 6”x8”. VG £20/30 679 Transvaal 1949/50. Original mono Excellent sepia press photograph of

70 683 Australia and England. Six signed and Australia won by seven wickets. 691 ‘Scottish XI v Australia at Hamilton colour press photographs of Australia Both photographs 8”x10”. Qty 3. Crescent, Glasgow, 19th & 21st Test cricketers, S. Warne, J. Langer, D. Excellent images. VG £30/50 July 1930’. Original official mono Fleming and G. Blewett, all 8”x10”. photograph of the two teams and 688 New South v Victoria, 1934. Plus two of , batting and officials, standing and seated in rows, Official mono photograph of the bowling for Worcestershire. 7”x9”. the players wearing cricket attire and team, seated and G £30/40 blazers. The photograph features standing in rows in cricket attire. the eleven Australians who played 684 Harold Larwood and Bill Voce. Players featured include Kippax in the match, Woodfull (Captain), Excellent original press photograph (Captain), Bradman, Chipperfield, Bradman, Walker, Hornibrook, of the ‘Bodyline Bowlers’ being O’Reilly, Oldfield, Fingleton etc. The a’Beckett, Ponsford, Jackson, interviewed during the England v photograph laid to photographer’s Kippax, Hurwood, Wall, McCabe, Australia Test match, 3rd Test, Trent mount measures 9.75”x7.75”, also Oldfield. The photograph laid Bridge in August 1977. 8”x10”. G overall 15”x12”. Hand printed title down to official photographer’s £25/35 to top border, players names to lower mount with printed title and player’s border. Ex Oldfield collection, signed 685 Australia Under 19 tour of Pakistan names to borders, with a second to reverse in ink by Oldfield. Minor 1981. Original colour photograph overmount superimposed with hand silvering to the photograph, odd of the touring party, standing and printed title and players’ names. faults to mount, otherwise G/VG. seated in rows, wearing tour blazers The photograph by Alex Ayton of Nice image £50/70 and cricket attire. The photograph Edinburgh measures 13.75”x9.5”, laid down to photographers mount 689 ‘20th Australian Team to Great overall 21”x17”. Foxing and staining with title to top and players names Britain 1948’. Original official to the original mount, light wear to to lower border. Signed by all sixteen photograph of the Australian touring the photograph, otherwise in good tourists featured. Signatures include party, standing and seated in rows, condition. Rare £80/120 L. Potter, T.B.A. May, J.P. Maher, A.J. the players wearing cricket attire The two day match was drawn. Ledger, C. Dalkin, S. Monty, R.L. and tour blazers. The photograph Scotland batted first scoring 140-6 Emmins etc. Photograph by Zaidis of by Sport & General Press Agency, declared. In reply the Australians Lahore. The photograph measures London, is laid down to official made 337-9, Bradman top scoring 11”x8” and overall 18”x13”. Odd photographer’s mount with printed with 140 minor faults, some age toning to title and players’ names to top mount otherwise in good condition and lower borders. Signed in ink 692 New Zealand tour to England and £30/50 to the side borders by all nineteen Scotland 1937. Original official members of the touring party mono photograph of the two teams 686 ‘Australia’s Cricket Team. English including the manager, Johnson, and and officials for Scotland v New Tour 1934’. Original mono scorer, Ferguson. Players’ signatures Zealanders, Hamilton Crescent, printed photographic image of the include Bradman (Captain), Hassett, Glasgow, 17th-20th July 1937, Australian touring party to England Saggers, Ring, Hamence, Johnson, all seated and standing in rows 1934. The photograph laid down Johnston, Miller, McCool etc. The in front of the pavilion, wearing to photographers mount with title majority of signatures faded with cricket attire, some in blazers. to top and players names to lower some barely legible. The photograph New Zealand players include border. Facsimile printed signatures measures 10”x7.5”, laid to official Page (Captain), Vivian, Wallace, to side borders. The photograph photographer’s mount, overall Kerr, Dunning, Gallichan, Hadlee, measures approx 12.75”x 7.5” and 15”x12”. The photograph in very Donnelly, Carson etc. Scotland overall 19”x12.5”. Odd minor faults good condition. A nice image players include Tod (Captain), Gibb, otherwise in good condition £30/40 £100/150 Mitchell-Innes, Peebles, Melville etc. 687 Australia tour to England 1953. The photograph, by John Doig of On Bradman’s final tour he famously Excellent mono press photograph of Glasgow, measures 11”x9”, laid to required four runs in his final innings R.J. McNeill, captain of East Moseley official photographer’s mount with to leave him with a career Test C.C., tossing for innings with Lindsay printed title and players’ names to batting average of 100, only for Eric Hassett, captain of the Australians, borders, overall 16.5”x13.5”. Light Hollies to bowl him out second ball for the opening charity match of the surface marks to the photograph, for nought, therefore finishing with a tour played at East Moseley, Surrey, stain to one corner of the mount, Test average of 99.94. Australia won 26th April 1953. 8”x10”. Sold with otherwise in good condition the Ashes series 4-0 with one match two other photograph from the £70/100 drawn Australia tour to England 1956. New Zealanders won by 3 wickets. Original mono press photographs 690 Don Bradman. Mono photograph Top scorer was Mitchell-Innes (87) of , and Ian of Don Bradman walking out to in Scotland’s first innings in which Johnson in slip catching practice on the nets, dressed in cricket attire, Gallichan took 6 wickets for New the 1956 tour and a mono press wearing blazer with pads under arm, Zealand, 9 in the match photograph of Peter Burge playing carrying gloves and bat. Signed in ink a pull shot in the third Test at to the photograph in later years by 693 New Zealand tour to England and Headingley. He went on to score 160 Bradman. 4”x6”. VG £30/50 Scotland 1949. Original official

70 71 mono photograph of the two teams Keystone Press Agency, London, Sold with an official folding card and officials for Scotland v New measures 7.5”x5.75”. A nice image itinerary for the 1939 tour. Qty 4. Zealanders, Hamilton Crescent, in good condition. Sold with an VG £50/70 Glasgow, 16th-19th July 1949, all original sepia press photograph of F.R. 700 The Ashes. England v Australia seated and standing in rows in front Brown (Captain) and Denis Compton 1934. Four original mono press of the pavilion, wearing cricket attire, (Vice-captain), on a training run on photographs of action from the some in blazers. New Zealand players the outfield during the 1950/51 1934 Ashes series. Photographs include Wallace (Captain), Sutcliffe, M.C.C. tour to Australia. Associated depict Patsy Hendren playing a shot Scott, Reid, Donnelly, Rabone, Press, London. 5.75”x8”. Light to leg of the bowling of Grimmett Cave, Cresswell etc. Scotland adhesive marks to the photograph, in the first Test at Trent Bridge, the players include Willatt (Captain), otherwise in good condition. Qty 2 wicket keeper is Bert Oldfield. The Shepherd, Aitchison, Winrow, £30/50 three other photographs, all from Hermiston, Laidlaw, Youngson etc. 696 Denis Compton. Middlesex & the third Test at Old Trafford depict The photograph, by W. Ralston of England 1936-1964. Excellent large Ames playing a shot to leg, the bails Glasgow, measures 8”x6”, laid to original mono studio photograph flying as Wyatt is bowles by O’Reilly, official photographer’s mount with of Compton seated, half length in and Hendren taking a brilliant printed title and players’ names to M.C.C. blazer. 11”x14.25”. Minor catch at slip to dismiss Ponsford off borders, overall 12.5”x10.5”. Light creases to corners, otherwise VG Hammond. Two photographs by foxing to the mount, otherwise in £20/30 Sport & General, London, measure good condition £50/80 10”x8”. The others by Central Press 697 England Test cricketers. A selection New Zealanders won by ten wickets. Service, Manchester, 7.5” square, of twenty mainly mono copy Top scorers in the match were Bert both with scorch marks to one edge, photographs of England Test Sutcliffe (183) in New Zealand’s otherwise in good condition £50/70 cricketers, each signed by the first innings, and Willatt (101) in featured player. Signatures are R.E.S. 701 England Test and County cricketers Scotland’s second innings. Burt took Wyatt, C.J. Barnett, H. Larwood, 1950s. Seven original mono candid six wickets for New Zealand in the F.R. Brown, D. Compton, W. Bowes, photographs of players at various first innings, nine in the match R. Tattersall, T. Bailey, N. Yardley, C. cricket grounds, each nicely signed 694 George Gunn. Nottinghamshire Cowdrey, C. Washbrook, P. May, in ink to the photograph by the & England 1902-1932. Original J. Wardle, L. Hutton, F. Tyson, D. featured player. Signatures are T.E. mono photograph of the Notts Sheppard, W. Watson, L. Ames, Bailey, D.J. Insole, B. Taylor (Essex), Unity Cricket Club team, the players G. Allen and P. Fender, plus the L.R. Gardner (Leicestershire), Frank seated and standing in rows on the signature of W. Hammond on piece Tyson (Northamptonshire), R.T. pavilion steps wearing cricket attire. laid down. 4”x6” and smaller. G Simpson (Nottinghamshire) and A youthful George Gunn is seated £40/60 M.J.K. Smith (Warwickshire). Various second from the right in the front sizes, 3.5”x4.5” and smaller. VG 698 Australia Test cricketers. A selection row. The photograph by E.P. Short of £60/80 of twenty five mainly mono copy Nottingham is undated but probably photographs of England Test 702 Cricket photographs 1980/90’s. c1900. 8” x 6” laid to photographer’s cricketers, each signed by the Good selection of twenty one signed mount and presented in original grey featured player. Signatures are press photographs, the majority folder. Slight foxing and wear to H.S.T.L. Hendry, B. Taber, K. Miller, colour, from county and Test mount and folder, the photograph in G. Hole, W. Brown, K. Stackpole, W. matches. Signatures include Sean very good condition £20/30 Johnston, R. Lindwall, F. Wilson, G. Pollock, Kirsten, Cullinan, Donald, Notts Unity C.C. was one Rorke, W. Lawry, R. Gaunt, P. Burge, Kallis, Rhodes, , Jimmy of the founding members of R. Benaud, K. Rigg, D. Bradman (Qty Adams, Shastri, Ganguly, Prasad, the Nottinghamshire Cricket 2), I. Johnson, W. O’Reilly, L. Kline, Dean Jones, Greg Blewett, Andy Association, formed in 1898. In the A. Connolly, P. Crawford, M. Kent, Symonds, Waqir Younis etc. The 1950s the Club merged with Casuals K. Slater and one other. 4”x6” and majority 8”x10”. VG £30/50 C.C. to become Notts Unity Casuals smaller. G £40/60 703 George Aphonso Headley. Jamaica C.C. 699 Sir Julian Cahn’s Tour to New & West Indies 1927-1954. Three 695 Joe Hardstaff Jnr. Nottinghamshire & Zealand 1939. Original mono original mono press photographs England 1930-1955. Original mono candid-style photograph featuring N. of a youthful Headley, one a head press photograph of Hardstaff in Oldfield, W.E. Phillipson, E.A. Watts and shoulders portrait, another of batting action for England v The Rest in cricket attire, and George Wolfe, Headley in batting pose, the third a in the Test Trial played at Canterbury, Cahn’s brother-in-law. Signed in ink close-up showing Headley’s batting 10th-12th July 1946. Billy Griffth, to the photograph by all four. Also grip. All three images from photo the Sussex wicketkeeper and Captain an official mono photograph of the libraries of Australian publications, of The Rest is looking on as the ball touring party seated and standing in Sunday Sun, Sporting Life and Daily flies down the leg side. Signed in blue rows wearing tour and other blazers, Pictorial, with various date stamps ink to the photograph ‘Best wishes, another depicting C.C. Goodway, indicating these photographs were Joe Hardstaff’. The photograph by Cahn and J.L. Kerr (New Zealand). taken on the 1930/31 tour to

72 Australia. Various sizes, 8.5”x6.5” 709 Northamptonshire. Selection of include Croome, Forster, Lord Scott, and smaller. Good condition £30/50 photographs. Gordon Williamson. Phillipson, M.R. Jardine, P.F. Warner Northamptonshire 1959-1962. Mono etc. The photographs measure Headley scored two centuries in the real photograph plain back postcard approx 14”x 10.5” and overall 1930/31 Test series against Australia of Williamson, head and shoulders 16”x11.25”. Sold with a further which Australia won 4-1 in cricket attire. Photograph by A. reproduction image of the Oxford XI 704 West Indies v Pakistan 1957/58. Wilkes & Son of West Bromwich. 1881. G £20/30 Mono group photograph of the two Dated 20th May 1960, Alan Liddell. 712 Nottinghamshire teams. This was the series where Northamptonshire 1952-1955. Mono Club circa 1874/75. Early and Sobers made his 365 at Kingston. real photograph plain back postcard excellent original sepia plain back Some creasing, generally good of Liddell, head and shoulders in carte de visite photograph of the condition. 8.5”x5.5”. Scarce £25/35 cricket attire. Photograph by A. Wilkes Nottinghamshire team, seated and & Son of West Bromwich. Dated 3rd 705 West Indies tour of England standing in rows, wearing cricket June 1954. John Edward Timms. 1928. Early tour ‘Viyella’ printed attire and caps, one in a bowler Northamptonshire. 1925-1949. advertising photograph, laid down hat. Player’s names handwritten to Mono real photograph postcard of to photographers mount, with title verso. Players listed to back are W. Timms, head and shoulders, wearing ‘The West Indies cricket team (1928) Clarke, A. Shrewsbury, R. Daft, H. cricket sweater. A. Wilkes & Son, West clothed throughout in Viyella’. ‘New Reynolds, F. Morley, M. McIntyre, F. Bromwich. Dated 1937. Alexander Zealand and Australian cricket teams Wild, A.Anthony, A. Shaw, J. Selby, William Snowden. Northamptonshire. also chose ‘Viyella’ for their Sports W. Oscoft and scorer, H. Coxon. 1931-39. Excellent mono real Outfits’. Titles to lower border. The carte de visite photograph photograph postcard of Snowden, Some wear and soiling to mount measures approximately 4.5”x3”. head and shoulders, wearing cricket and photograph, some bumping Photographer unknown. Minor sweater and blazer. A. Wilkes & to corners, some surface marks to adhesive marks to verso otherwise in Son, West Bromwich. The latter two image otherwise in good condition. good condition. A rare card cards are slightly larger than normal. 16”x13” £40/60 £80/120 Sold with two album pages signed 706 Brabourne Stadium, Bombay, India. by Northamptonshire players circa Formerly from the M.C.C. Collection Original panoramic photograph 1938. One page signed to both sides. and sold at the M.C.C. Bicentenary of a match in progress with a large Signatures include Timms, Partridge, Auction held by Christie’s on the crowd in attendance. Date and Dunkley, Greenwood, David, O’Brien, 13th April 1987 at Lord’s as part of match unknown, but appears to Buswell. Twenty two signatures in lot 468 be 1950’s with Worrell and Loxton pencil (some duplicates), one in ink of 713 ‘Players of England v Uddingston’ on the scoreboard, perhaps a O’Brien. Qty 6. Good condition 1905. Original sepia photograph Commonwealth tour match. The £50/80 of the teams photographed at the photograph measures approx. 710 Nottinghamshire 1932. Original sepia match played at Uddingston, South 21”x5.5”. Mounted, framed and photograph of the Notts team, seated Lanarkshire, Scotland, 23rd- 24th glazed, overall 30”x15”. VG £30/40 and standing in rows wearing cricket June 1905. The players seated and The Brabourne Stadium was built by attire. The photograph is laid down to standing in rows wearing cricket the Cricket Club of India and hosted official photographers mount which attire, blazers and assorted headgear, its inaugural first-class match in has been unevenly trimmed. Players with the pavilion and scoreboard in 1937 include Carr (Captain), Larwood, S.J. the background. Players’ names and Staples, A. Staples, Lilley, Voce etc. title printed to lower mount border. 707 Leicestershire C.C.C. 1940s-1960s. Hand written ink annotation ‘1932’. Notable players featured include Five original mono photographs of Photograph by ‘A. Wilkes & Son, J.R. Gunn, G. Gunn, Iremonger, Leicestershire players, each signed West Bromwich’. The photograph Vogler, Cranfield etc. Formerly from by the featured player. Signatures measures approx 14.25”x11.5”, the collection of John Gunn, his are Les Berry, Alan Revill, John overall approx 16”x13.5”. Odd name annotated to verso in pencil Savage, Brian Boshier, and Geoff scratches and minor silvering and overwritten in ink. Details of Burch. 4.75”x6.5” and smaller. otherwise in good condition. An the match cannot be found. The The Revill and Burch photographs excellent image. £40/60 photograph, by Maclure, Macdonald laid down to album pages, crease & Co., Electric Light Photo Artists, and adhesive marks to verso of the 711 Oxford University, Rugby School Glasgow, measures 11.5”x8.5”. Laid Boshier photograph, otherwise in and Marlborough College Eleven c to official photographer’s mount, good condition £40/60 1880/90’s. Three mono photographic overall 20”x15.5”. Some foxing, images of the teams, standing and 708 Cecil Cook. Gloucestershire & otherwise in good condition. Sold seated, in rows wearing blazers, England 1946-1964. Mono real with an unrelated early original caps and cricket attire with titles photograph of Cook, head and photograph of the Holloway and players names attached. Issued shoulders. Nicely signed in ink by Sanatorium Team, date unknown. as ‘Supplement to Land & Water’ Cook. 3.75”x5”. G £20/30 Overall 18.5”x15”. Qty 2. G magazine. The photographs laid £60/90 down to card mounts. Players

72 73 714 Leicestershire C.C.C. 1930’s. Two Hampshire were unbeaten in Rawtenstall & Bacup. 4.25”x6.5”. official team photographs. One of the the 1973 season, playing twenty Bright gilt title and card edges. 1930 Leicestershire team, the players matches, winning ten, drawing ten, In excellent condition. Also an seated and standing in rows wearing losing none original mono cabinet card style cricket attire. Players featured are de photograph of a team seated in front 717 Cambridge University C.C. 1894. Lisle (Captain), Armstrong, Snary, of a thatched pavilion. Annotation Original sepia photograph of the Shipman, Coleman, Berry, Bowley, to verso in ink, ‘Wixenford June Cambridge University team, seated Riley, Geary, Astill and Sidwell. 17th 1899’ with players, names and standing in rows wearing cricket Formerly the property of Frederick annotated to seating plan. Names attire. Notable players include K.S. Bowley, his named handwritten to include ‘Col. Cunningham’, ‘Ld. Ranjitsinhji and A.O. Jones. The verso. The photograph by A. Wilkes Windsor’, ‘Duke of Montrose’ etc. photograph measures 14.5”x12”, & Son, West Bromwich. 13” x 9.5”. No other information is known. Gilt laid to photographer’s mount. Wear to Slight trimming, vertical creasing and to card edges, 6.5”x4.25”. Sold photograph edges and to the mount wrinkling, 3‚Äù tear to lower edge with a similar file comprising original with small loss to lower edge. Sold with tape repair to verso. The other menus for the period 1954-1986. with an official mono photograph photograph of the Leicestershire Menus are The Cricket Society and of the Jesus College, Cambridge XI team for the match v Sussex played at the Association of Cricket Umpires dated May 1892. The photograph Aylestone Road, Leicester, 26th-28th dinner for the Canadian Touring by Stearn, Cambridge, also features May 1937, the players seated and Team, Shaftesbury Hotel, London Jones, others include T.T.N. Perkins standing in rows wearing cricket 22nd July 1954. Sheffield Cricket (Kent), E.M.G. Leveson-Gower attire. Players featured are Dempster Lovers’ Society dinner for the Indian (brother of H.D.G.), E.C. Osborne, (Captain), Riley, Graham, Watson, Touring Team of 1967, Sheffield, 3rd N.C. Cooper etc. Approx. 10”x8” H.A. Smith, Prentice, Bowley, Corrall, July 1967. Australian Cricket Board in original mount with hand printed Armstrong, Geary, Astill and Berry. Dinner for the New Zealand Touring emblem and player’s names to The photograph by A. Wilkes & Team, Adelaide, 24th January 1974. mount borders, overall 17”x14.5”. Son, West Bromwich. 14.5” x11.5”. England v India, second Test, Old Good condition. Sold with two An excellent image in very good Trafford, 24th June 1982. M.C.C. further original photographs, one condition £50/70 Dinner for the New Zealand touring a studio portrait of an unidentified team, 30th June 1986. Bicentenary of 715 Cricket press photographs cricketer by E. Hawkins, Brighton, the dinner 1953-1981. Eleven original and the other of three suited gentlemen for the Pakistan Touring Team, 1st restrike mono press photographs at an unknown cricket match. Good June 1987. VG £50/70 featuring match action from Surrey condition. Qty 4 £50/80 v Leicestershire 1953, v Derbyshire CRICKET SCORECARDS, F.D.C.’s, Arthur Owen Jones captained 1957, v Lancashire 1958, Brian PROGRAMMES & MAGAZINES Nottinghamshire from 1900 to 1914 Statham in batting action for England and played twelve Tests for England, 720 Gentlemen of the South v Players v Pakistan, Trent Bridge 1962, Alan two as Captain, losing both of the South 1867. Early official Knott diving for a catch for England fully printed scorecard for the match v West Indies, The Oval 1976. 718 Sussex C.C.C. signed photographs played at Surrey County Cricket Also original mono press portrait late 1970s/ early 1980s. Large red Club, The Kennington Oval on 29th photographs of Brian Statham, Alan photograph album comprising thirty July ‘and following days’ 1867 with Knott (two different), Ian Botham four signed candid-style colour cricket advertising to reverse. The and the umpire, Syd Buller etc. G/ photographs of Sussex players taken scorecard printed at The Oval by VG £30/40 at Hove. Each picture signed to the Merser & Gardner of Kensington photograph by the featured player. 716 Hampshire C.C.C. County Champions Cross. The Players of the South Signatures include Parker, Barclay, 1973. Official colour photograph beat the Gentlemen of the South by , Knight, Gould, Pigott, of the Championship winning team ten wickets. Southerton took eight , Wells, Arnold, I. seated and standing in rows wearing wickets in the match, five in the Greig, Wessels, Gehan Mendis, cricket attire with the trophy. The Gentlemen’s first innings, Humphrey M. Buss, A. Buss, Jones, Wells etc. photograph, measuring 10”x7.5”, top scored with 65, E.M. Grace 57. The majority 4”x6”. Album pages mounted with printed title to the Other players involved include Jupp, detached, the photographs in good mount which has been nicely signed Griffith, Pooley, Stephenson, Hearne, condition £50/80 in pencil by all thirteen featured Mortlock, Lillywhite, Southerton, players (one signature on piece laid 719 Cricket photographs. Red file Lucas, Pelham, I.D. Walker, Round, down). Players’ names on printed strip comprising two original cabinet Noble, Boultbee etc. The Umpires to lower mount border. Signatures card photographs and nine copy were Julius Caesar and Thomas include Gilliat (Captain), Turner, photographs. Cabinet cards are an Sewell, both of whom played for Sainsbury, Richards, Stephenson, exquisite original Edwardian mono Surrey. Advertisement for Lockyer’s Lewis, O’Sullivan (signed to piece), photograph of an unknown cricketer Benefit, Surrey & Sussex v England on Taylor, Greenidge, Murtagh, Jesty etc. standing three quarter length 26th August to lower quarter of the Mounted, framed and glazed, overall wearing cricket attire and holding scorecard. In very good condition. 16.5”x14”. G/VG £70/100 a ball, by Oakley & Sidebottom, Rare £150/250

74 721 ‘England v Australia, The Oval 1880’. 183 in their second innings with J. made 111 and Hendry 112 in The First Test Match to be played in Darling top scoring in the second Australia’s second innings England. Original commemorative innings with 76, C.J. Eady 42 and 726 Australia tour match scorecards silk scorecard for the inaugural Test Gregory 28. J.T. Hearne took thirteen 1926-1972. Nineteen official match match, England v Australia, played at wickets in the match including all scorecards for tour matches played the Kennington Oval on the 6th-8th nine in the second innings, Giffen was by the Australians. Earlier scorecards September 1880. England won the absent. Pougher took five wickets in include v Kent, Canterbury 1926, v first Test match by five wickets. the Australian first innings without England XI, Folkestone 1930 and England made 420 and Australia conceding a run. There were eleven 1938, v M.C.C., Lord’s 1934 and were bowled out for 149 in their ‘Ducks’ in the game. Previously sold 1938, v Middlesex, Lord’s 1934 and first innings. Australia following on as lot 141 in the Christie’s auction of 1938, v H.D.G. Leveson Gower’s XI, in their second innings made 327 18th June 1997. Framed and glazed, Scarborough 1938, v Lancashire, Old all out, and England won the test overall 11.25”x13.25”. Mounted, Trafford 1938, v Surrey, The Oval reaching their target of 57 for the framed and glazed, overall 12”x15”. 1938, v Kent, Canterbury 1948, v loss of five wickets. For England, VG £80/120 Yorkshire, Bradford 1956 etc. Sold W.G. Grace made 152, Lucas 55, The Australian’s score of 18 was their with two England v Australia Test Lord Harris 52 and Fred Morley of lowest recorded score in England match scorecards at Trent Bridge Nottinghamshire took eight wickets and the lowest against M.C.C. 1930 and Headingley 1934. Printed in the match. For Australia, Murdoch Wisden called it ‘perhaps the most and/ or handwritten scores. Qty 21. made 153no in their second innings. sensational match of the whole tour. G £100/150 The scorecard with fully printed The game is already a historical one ... detail. Printed by J. Sharp & Co., 727 Australia tours to England By winning in such sensational style for W.E. Hughes, “Clayton Arms,” 1930-1948. Five official scorecards the M.C.C. at last took their revenge Kennington Oval. Previously sold as for Test and tour matches. Scorecards for the never-to-be-forgotten defeat lot 129 in the Christie’s auction of are England v Australia, fourth Test, in 1878.’ 18th June 1997. Framed and glazed, Old Trafford, 25th-29th July 1930. overall 11.25”x13.25”. A rare 724 England v Australia Test match Fifth Test, The Oval, 16th-22nd scorecard. Very good condition scorecards 1912-2019. A good August 1930. Club Cricket £400/600 selection of twenty two official Conference v Australians, Lord’s, scorecards for Test matches played 6th & 8th September 1930. M.C.C. W.G. Grace, who scored England’s in England. Matches are The Oval v Australians, Lord’s, 12th-15th May first Test century, E.M. Grace and 1912, 1938, 1953, 1956 (two 1934. Sussex v Australians, Hove, G.F. Grace all played in the first different), 1961, 2019, Lord’s 1921, 5th-8th June 1948. The majority Test match ever played in England, 1934, 1938, 1953 (two copies, one incomplete, some with handwritten against Australia, in September appears to be a modern reprint scores. Odd faults, otherwise in good 1880, this being the first time since signed by Willie Watson), 1972, condition £30/40 1744 that three brothers had played 1975, 1980, Old Trafford 1934, for England 728 Australia tour to England 1948. A Trent Bridge 1953, Headingley 1953, good selection of official scorecards 722 Gentlemen v Players 1895. Official 1956, and Edgbaston 2005 (two for Test and tour matches played on fully printed scorecard for the match copies, England won by 2 runs). Sold the 1948 tour. Test scorecards are played at Lord’s in July 8-10th 1895. with two further official scorecards first Test, Trent Bridge 10th-15th The Players won by 32 runs. W.G. for Oxford University v Australians, June, second Test, Lord’s, 24th-29th Grace made 118 in the first and Oxford, 28th-30th May 1930, and June, fourth Test, Headingley, 19 in the second innings for the Essex v Surrey, Southend-on-Sea, 22nd-27th July, and fifth Test, Gentlemen, William Storer made 13th-16th August 1938. Handwritten The Oval, 14th-18th August. Tour 93 for the Players in their second and printed scores, some complete. matches are v Surrey, The Oval 8th innings. F.S. Jackson took six wickets Heavy wear to the 1921 Lord’s May, v Oxford University, Oxford, in the match for the Gentlemen and scorecard, other odd faults, generally 19th May, v Nottinghamshire, Trent Tom Richardson and took good condition. Qty 24 £50/80 Bridge, 29th May, v Sussex, Hove, seven wickets in the match for the 725 Australia v England 1928/29. Official 5th June, v Middlesex, Lord’s, 17th Players. Good/very good condition scorecard for the second Test played July, v Glamorgan, Swansea, 2nd £30/50 at the , August, v Lancashire, Old Trafford, 723 M.C.C. & Ground v Australians 14th-20th December 1928. Tour 7th August, v Kent, Canterbury, 21st 1896. Rare official M.C.C. Lord’s silk itinerary and advertising printed to August, and v South of England, scorecard for M.C.C. v Australians, verso. Scores printed by T.M. Greene Hastings, 1st September. Sold with Lord’s, June 11th and 12th 1896. on the ground. Minor ageing and an official scorecard for Essex v M.C.C. won by an innings and 18 staining, otherwise in good/ very Australians, Southend-on-Sea, runs. M.C.C. made a total of 219 good condition £40/60 4th-7th June 1938. Complete and with A.E. Stoddart making 54, F.S. incomplete printed scores with the England won by eight wickets with Jackson 51 and Gunn 39. Australia odd annotations. Qty 14. Odd faults, Hammond scoring 251 in England’s made only 18 in the first innings, generally good condition £50/80 first innings. For Australia, Woodfull only three batsmen scored runs, and

74 75 729 Australia tour to England 1948. good number. On the strength of this or handwritten scores. Odd faults to Official scorecard for England they were accorded Test status and some, generally in good condition v Australia, second Test, Lord’s played their first Test match, against £30/40 24th-29th June (two copies). Also England, in January 1930 735 South Africa tours to England scorecards for tour matches v 732 New Zealand tours to England 1947-2003. Fourteen official Middlesex, Lord’s, 17th-20th July 1949-2004. Eighteen official scorecards for South Africa Test and (2), v Surrey, The Oval, June 30th- scorecards for New Zealand Test and tour matches in England. Includes 2nd July, v Lancashire, Old Trafford, tour matches in England. England scorecards from each of the five Test 7th-10th August, and v Gentlemen v New Zealand Test scorecards are matches in the 1947 series, matches of England, Lord’s, 25th-27th Headingley 1949, Old Trafford 1949 played at Trent Bridge, Lord’s, Old August, Bradman’s last match at (5 copies), Trent Bridge 1973, 1983 Trafford (6 copies), Headingley (2), Lord’s (2). Incomplete printed and/ (2), 1990 (2), Lord’s 1973, 2004. and The Oval, also the 2003 Lord’s or handwritten scores. Qty 8. Odd Tour match scorecards are v Surrey, Test. Tour match scorecards are v faults, overall in good condition The Oval, May 1949, June 1949 (2 M.C.C., Lord’s, May 1947, and v £30/50 copies), v M.C.C., Lord’s, May 1949, Middlesex, Lord’s 1965. Incomplete 730 Australia tours to England May 1958. Incomplete printed and/ printed and/ or handwritten scores. 1953-2015. Thirty two official or handwritten scores. Odd minor Odd minor faults, overall in good scorecards for Australia Test and faults, overall in good condition condition £15/25 tour matches in England. Test £15/25 736 ‘Lord’s Centenary 1814-1914’. match scorecards include England v 733 The Oval 1921. A selection of Large original commemorative Australia, Lord’s 1956, Headingley eighteen official scorecards in a printed scorecard for the Centenary 1961 and 1964 (2), Old Trafford black file for County, tour and other in 1914. The scorecard is headed 1961 etc. Tour matches include v matches played at The Oval in 1921. ‘Lord’s Cricket Ground Centenary Middlesex, Lord’s July 1953 (with The scorecards incomplete with 1814-1914. M.C.C. South African file holes), v Gentlemen of England, handwritten and/ or printed scores. Team v The Rest. June 22nd 1914’. Lord’s August 1953, v Surrey, Surrey matches include v Australians With colour decorative border, The Oval, May 1956 (2 copies), v (two matches, 7th-10th May and depicting Lord’s cricket ground Worcestershire, Worcester, April 18th-21st June), Surrey Trial match through the ages and scorecard to 1961, v Surrey, The Oval, May 30th April, Surrey v Royal Military centre. Colours bright. 9.75”x12”. 1961, v Middlesex, Lord’s, July 1961, College 11th June, Surrey 2nd XI Printed by Tom Browne & Co v Gentlemen of England, Lord’s, v Staffordshire 13th July, County (Nottm) Limited. Excellent August 1961, v Surrey, The Oval, Championship matches v Essex, v decorative images. Sold with an May 1964, v Middlesex, Lord’s July Northamptonshire, v Hampshire, v official commemorative scorecard 1964, v M.C.C. President’s XI, Lord’s, Sussex (two copies), and v Lancashire with red decorative borders for August 1964 etc. Incomplete printed in which Douglas Jardine made his Gentlemen v Players, Lord’s, 12th- and/ or handwritten scores. Odd County Championship debut. Others 14th July 1897. Slight ageing, duplication. G £30/50 are Gentlemen v Players 29th June minor corner wear otherwise in 731 New Zealand inaugural tour to (two copies), Household Brigade v good condition. Qty 2 £50/70 England 1927. Selection of seven I Zingari 15th July, and Champion 737 ‘Young Amateurs v Young original official scorecards covering County (Middlesex) v Rest of England Professionals’ 1933 and 1934. the 1927 tour. The scorecards 12th September (four copies). Odd Two official silk scorecards for the are all printed, the majority with faults, generally good condition matches played at Lord’s 11th-12th complete scores. Scorecards are £70/100 August 1933 and 10th-11th August for matches played v Club Cricket 734 West Indies tours to England 1934. In the drawn 1933 match, Conference, Ealing 2nd-3rd June, 1933-1995. Seventeen official for the Young Amateurs Eadon had v Northamptonshire, Kettering scorecards for Test and tours matches match bowling figures of 13-150. In 11th-14th June, v Durham, for the period. Tour matches are West the 1934 match, which the Young Chester-le-Street 18th-20th June, Indies v Club Cricket Conference, Professionals won by 88 runs, Putner v Northumberland, Newcastle Private Banks Cricket Club Ground, scored 126 in their second innings. 22nd-23rd July, v Scottish Counties, Catford May 1933, v Middlesex, Framed 9”x11” and 6.75”x11” Broughty Ferry 27th-28th June, v Lord’s June 1939, v Yorkshire, respectively. The scorecards in good East of England, Wisbech 9th-12th Bradford May 1950, v Surrey, The condition £30/50 July and v Cumberland, Whitehaven Oval May 1950 and August 1950, 20th-22nd August. All scorecards in Wilfred Myles Eadon played only v M.C.C., Lord’s 1957, v Middlesex, very good to excellent condition one first-class match, for Oxford July 1957, v Middlesex July 1963 £40/60 University in 1934. Frank William (two copies). England v West Indies Putner played eleven first-class No Test matches were played but, Test matches are Old Trafford 1950, matches for Middlesex 1933-1934 of the twenty six first class matches Lord’s 1950, Trent Bridge 1950, on the tour, New Zealand defeated Headingley 1957, Old Trafford 1963, 738 Cricket scorecards with tickets. Sussex, Worcestershire, Glamorgan, Headingley 1981, and The Oval England v South Africa 1951 & 1955. Somerset and Derbyshire and drew a 1995 (2). Incomplete printed and/ Two official scorecards for the 1951

76 Test played at Lords plus five tickets. first innings, Hillyer top scoring with otherwise in good condition £15/25 Sold with official scorecard for the 18, Redgate and Barker taking five 745 England v Australia 1944 and 1945. 1955 Test played at Lords plus two wickets each. In reply North made Two official scorecards for wartime tickets. Sold with England v West 57 with Good making 21, Hillyer and matches played at Lord’s. Both Indies. Two official scorecards for the Bayley taking six and four wickets scorecards with complete printed 1950 Test played at Lords plus one respectively. In the M.C.C. second scores. Matches are England XI v ticket, official scorecards for the 1950 innings they made 87, Anson 20, Royal Australian Air Force, 29th and 1957 Tests played at the Oval. Pilch 18no, Redgate four wickets, May 1944, one day match, England Plus two official scorecards for the Barker five. Northern Counties were won by six wickets, and England v England v Pakistan Test match played then bowled out for 61, Barker Australian Services, 19th-22nd May at the Oval 1954 plus one ticket and scoring 24, Hilley four wickets, 1945, Australian Services won by an original ticket for the England v Bayley six. The full team for M.C.C. six wickets. Slight creasing and nicks India Test match at the Oval 1952. comprised, Anson, Garth, Kynaston, to the 1944 scorecard, otherwise in Odd faults, generally good condition Nicholson, Pickering, Taylor, F.G.B. good/ very good condition £20/30 £25/35 Ponsonby, Pilch, Hawkins, Hillyer and Bayley. For Northern Counties, Kettle 746 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1929-1983. 739 Bombay Pentangular Cricket (Staffordshire), Mundy (Derbyshire), Fifteen official scorecards for Tournament 1946. Official scorecard Noyes, Good, Guy, Cresswell, matches played by Yorkshire, and for the semi-final match, Europeans S. Redgate (Nottinghamshire), representative matches at Yorkshire v Hindus, Bombay, 12th-14th Thackeray (Cambridgeshire), grounds. Representative matches January 1946. Incomplete printed Garratt (Lincolnshire) and Sampson include M.C.C. & Ground v and handwritten scores. Wear and (Yorkshire). Printed by J. Plant of Yorkshire, Scarborough, September ageing with small tears to one edge Nottingham. A rare item. Framed 1929, Surrey v Yorkshire Challenge and spitting to fold £30/50 and glazed, overall 9”x12”. Light Match, The Oval, September Hindus won by an innings and one folds, odd nicks and small holes. 1937, H.D.G. Leveson Gower’s XI run. The Europeans were represented otherwise in good condition v New Zealanders, Scarborough, by the English players, Lyon, £250/350 September 1949, Gentlemen v Compton, Simpson etc Players, Scarborough, September 742 Surrey v Yorkshire 1921 and 1926. 1951 (2 copies), Champion 740 Test, tour and representative match Two official scorecards for matches County (Hampshire) v Runner Up scorecards 1904-1988. Twenty played at The Oval, 20th-23rd August (Yorkshire), Scarborough, September official scorecards for the period. 1921 and 21st-24th August 1926. 1961 (signed by Doug Padgett), Matches are Gentlemen v Players, Both scorecards with printed and/or Yorkshire v M.C.C., Scarborough, Lord’s 1904 and Scarborough handwritten scores. Horizontal crease August 1963 (signed by Doug 1947, North v South, Scarborough to the 1921 scorecard, otherwise in Padgett and Brian Bolus) etc. County 1947, H.D.G. Leveson Gower’s XI good condition £25/35 Championships matches include v v S.A. Outgoing XI, Scarborough Both matches were drawn. In the Middlesex, Headingley, July 1950, v 1948, M.C.C. v West Indies, Lord’s 1921 match the top scorer was Worcestershire, Bradford, May 1952, 1950, T.N. Pearce’s XI v Pakistan, Oldroyd (144) in Yorkshire’s only v Lancashire, Old Trafford, July 1954 Scarborough 1954 (signed by Ted innings. In the 1926 match, Hobbs and August 1958, v Worcestershire, Lester), Surrey v Sussex, The Oval made 102 in Surrey’s only innings Worcester, May 1964 etc. Incomplete 1955, Australia v West Indies, World and Yorkshire’s openers ended the printed and/ or handwritten scores. Cup Final, Lord’s 1975. Test match second innings undefeated with G £30/50 scorecards are England v South Holmes making 127no and Sutcliffe Africa, Lord’s 1929 (two copies), 747 India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka 131no 1951 (2), 1960, 1965 (2), v West scorecards 1952-2016. Test match Indies, The Oval 1957, Trent Bridge 743 Middlesex v Warwickshire. Lord’s, scorecards are England v India, 1957, Edgbaston 1963, v India, The 16th-18th June 1913. Official Edgbaston 1996, England v Pakistan, Oval 1971, Headingley 1974, v Sri scorecard with incomplete printed Lord’s 1974, 1987, Old Trafford Lanka, Lord’s 1988. Printed and scores showing the Middlesex innings 1987, Edgbaston 1992, England v handwritten scores, some complete. in progress with Tarrant 104, Warner Sri Lanka, The Oval 1998. One day Odd minor faults, otherwise in good 100, Robertson 96 and Hendren 69. internationals for England v Pakistan, condition £40/60 Middlesex won by an innings and Trent Bridge 2016 (4 copies), v Sri 91 runs. Lord’s fixtures for the 1913 Lanka, Trent Bridge 2016 (3). India 741 Kent v England 1841. Original season printed to verso. VG £20/30 tour match scorecards include v early scorecard/ handbill for the M.C.C., Lord’s, May 1952 and May ‘Grand Cricket Match between 744 Kent v Sussex, , 1959. v Nottinghamshire, Trent Mary-le-bone Club and Ground, 16th-18th June 1926. Bridge, August 1979 (2 copies), v and the Northern Counties, at Official scorecard with incomplete Leicestershire, Leicester, June 2002. Lord’s Ground, London, Monday handwritten scores. The match was Pakistan tour matches include and Tuesday, June 20, and 21, drawn, Wright taking six wickets v M.C.C., Lord’s, May 1954, v 1841[actually 1842]’. Fully printed for Kent in Sussex’s first innings. Nottinghamshire, Trent Bridge, June scorecard. M.C.C. made 74 in their Advertising to verso. Vertical fold, 1992, v Hampshire, Southampton,

76 77 June 1992. Incomplete printed and/ Scorecard printed by Surrey C.C.C. 9th-11th June 1954, v Essex, or handwritten scores. Qty 22. G/ Printing Dept. Very good condition. 3rd-6th July 1954, v Essex, Dartford, VG £20/30 Sold with an official menu ‘Surrey 16th-18th May 1956, v Derbyshire, C.C.C. County Champions 1952’. Gravesend, 30th May- 1st June 748 Middlesex v Sussex Benefit Matches Official menu for the ‘Championship 1956, v Sussex, Tunbridge Wells, 1935-1963. Ten official scorecards Dinner’ held at the Cafe Royal, 3rd 23rd-26th June 1956, v Middlesex, for benefit matches for Middlesex December 1952. The menu with Maidstone, 18th-20th July 1956, v players played at Lord’s for Patsy silver Surrey emblem to front cover Lancashire, Canterbury, 8th-10th Hendren 1935, Denis Compton and brown ribbon tie. Toast list and August 1956, and v Worcestershire, 1949, Jack Young 1952 (two copies), menu to inside pages with printed list Folkestone, 10th-12th July 1957. Syd Brown 1953, Leslie Compton of players who played for Surrey in All scorecards with complete printed 1954, Alec Thompson and Harry the 1952 season, and a mono team scored. G/VG £25/35 Sharp (joint) 1955, Denis Compton photograph laid down to centre Testimonial 1957 (two copies, one The match played at the Lloyds Bank pages. Minor age toning, good. Qty signed by Jim Murray), and Fred Ground at Beckenham in 1954 was 2 £40/60 Titmus 1963. Incomplete printed the first time the ground had been and/ or handwritten scores. Odd The match was abandoned after used for a first-class match. It wasn’t minor faults, overall in good/ very Surrey were bowled out for 96 with used again until 2004 good condition £15/25 Tattersall taking 6-32 for Lancashire 755 Yorkshire v Kent, Royal Visit, in the first innings, winning the 749 Wartime and post-war scorecards. Harrogate 1991. Large official limited County Championship for Surrey Six official scorecards for edition commemorative scorecard Nottinghamshire v Royal Air Force, 752 Bicentenary Match. M.C.C. v for the match which was attended Trent Bridge, July 1940 (ex Reg Rest of the World 1987. Official by The Duchess of Kent with colour Simpson collection), Army v Royal Air scorecard for the match played at photographs of the two teams, Force, Lord’s, July 1943, Somerset v Lord’s, 20th-25th August 1987. The special first day cover and signatures Gloucestershire, , June 1946, scorecard with complete printed of both teams, the Yorkshire and Lancashire v Essex, Old Trafford, scores is nicely signed in ink by Kent Presidents and Yorkshire August 1946, Surrey v Middlesex, twelve players including Gatting, Chief Executive. Signatures include The Oval, August 1947, and Gooch, Edmonds, Marshall, Gower, Moxon, Gough, Byas, Carrick, Middlesex v Gloucestershire, Lord’s, Rice, French, Broad, Gavaskar, M. Cowdrey, Igglesdon, Fleming, June 1948. Incomplete printed and/ Crowe etc. VG £40/60 Benson, Ellison, Marsh etc. Limited or handwritten scores. Odd minor edition 31/50 produced. Framed The match ended in a draw. Gooch faults, overall in good condition and glazed, overall 21.5”x17.5”. G/ (117), Gatting (119) and Greenidge £15/25 VG £40/60 (122) scored centuries for M.C.C., 750 Cricket scorecards 1932-1961. with Gavaskar top scorer in the 756 South Africa tour to England 1998. Eleven official scorecards for North v match with 188 for Rest of the World Official scorecard for the tour match South Trial Match, Old Trafford, June at Durham, 14th-16th July 1998. 753 Essex C.C.C. 1948-1960. Eight 1932, Surrey v Middlesex, The Oval, Signed by seventeen members of official scorecards for Essex home August 1932, Gentlemen v Players, the touring party. Signatures include matches, each played at a different Lord’s, July 1936, July 1954 and Cronje (Captain), Liebenberg, ground. Scorecards are Essex v July 1961, Middlesex v Somerset, McMillan, Pollock, Boucher, Rhodes, Leicestershire, Westcliff-on-Sea, Lord’s, August 1937, Middlesex Elworthy etc. VG £30/40 3rd-6th July 1948, v Nottinghamshire, v Hampshire, Lord’s, May 1953, Brentwood, 8th-10th June 1949, v 757 Cricket World Cup Final 1999. Oxford v Cambridge, Lord’s, July Worcestershire, Southend, 4th-6th Australia v Pakistan. Official 1953, Surrey v Worcestershire, The August 1951, v Leicestershire, Ilford, scorecard for the Final played at Oval, August 1954, M.C.C. v Surrey, 12th-15th May 1956, v Middlesex, Lord’s 20th June 1999, signed by Lord’s May 1956, Surrey v Middlesex, , 31st July- 2nd August all fifteen members of the Pakistan The Oval, August 1958. Incomplete 1957, v Lancashire, Chelmsford, World Cup squad and three members printed and/ or handwritten scores. 29th August- 1st September 1959, of the Australian team. Pakistan Sold with an original flyer for v Warwickshire, Clacton-on-Sea, signatures include , Gentlemen v Players, Lord’s 1951 22nd-25th August 1959, and v Moin Khan, , Waqar depicting cricket scenes from 1451 Hampshire, Romford, 1st-3rd June Younis, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Shoaib to 1851. Qty 12. Odd minor faults, 1960. The majority incomplete with Akhtar, Ijaz Ahmed etc. Australians overall in good condition £15/25 printed and/ or handwritten scores. are Tom Moody, and 751 Surrey v Lancashire 1956. Official G £25/35 Shane Lee. Sold with an unsigned decorative silk scorecard produced copy of the scorecard, with an official 754 Kent C.C.C. 1954-1957. Nine official to commemorate the match played programme and match ticket for the scorecards for Kent home matches, at the Kennington Oval, 29th-31st final. VG £30/50 each played at a different ground. August 1956. The larger format Scorecards are Kent v Leicestershire, Australia beat Pakistan by eight scorecard with printed heading Gillingham, 22nd-25th May 1954, wickets to win the World Cup for the to top and match details below. v Gloucestershire, Beckenham, second time. Pakistan were bowled

78 out for 132, man of the match Shane 760 Winchester College 1868. ‘E.J. Page’s Headingley), Lancashire, West of Warne taking four wickets (late F. Lillywhite’s) Registered Score Scotland, Scotland, Perthshire, Book which appears to be the official Scotland (Edinburgh), Durham 758 . Nottinghamshire scorebook with detailed handwritten County, Yorkshire, England & England 1875-1902. ‘Leading scores of games for 1868 involving (4th Test, Old Trafford), Essex, Batsman. First Class Averages, 1887’. Wykehamists and Winchester Glamorganshire, Lancashire, Printed card/sheet detailing ‘The College v M.C.C. & Ground v New Warwickshire, Kent, England (5th eight leading batsmen’ and below College Oxford, v Harlequins, v Test), The Oval), Gloucestershire, ‘Notts Batting Averages 1887’. etc. All games played Somerset, England XI (Eastbourne), Shrewsbury tops both tables. His first at Winchester. Includes several first Sussex, South of England (Hastings), class average being 78.15, from 23 class players including Lord G.R.C. C.I. Thornton’s XI (Scarborough) matches played, 1653 runs scored Harris (Kent), Longman (Hampshire), and v Cumberland XI (Whitehaven). and a highest score of 267, W.G. Rodger (Kent), C.I. Thornton (Kent), Each match is beautifully recorded Grace is second with an average of Ottaway (Kent), Higgins Hay in ink in Ferguson’s distinctive hand. 54.10. His Nottinghamshire average (Leicestershire), Turnour (Sussex), Full details for each match include reads fourteen matches played, 1388 Birley (Lancashire & Surrey), Eccles the batsmen’s individual number of runs scored, highest score 267 and (Hampshire), Willes (Kent) etc. Nicely minutes batted, bowling analyses, an average of 77.2. compiled scorebook, some pages left extras, time of innings, fall of wickets is second with an average of 42.1. empty. Good condition £70/100 and result of each match. In addition, The ‘Averages’ page was bought in there are brief notes on the weather the Christie’s auction of June 1995 761 Australian tour of England 1921. conditions, who won the toss, the and it came by direct descent form An original presentation scorebook names of the umpires and scorers Arthur Shrewsbury (labels to back of for the Australian tour of England, and other observations i.e. ‘Prince frame). Mounted with titles, framed recorded and compiled by W.H. of Wales lunched with the team (v and glazed. Overall 10”x13”. Very ‘Bill’ Ferguson, the Australian official Surrey May 7-10th), ‘Prince of Wales good condition £40/60 scorer for the tour. The scorebook half visited the match’ (v Gloucestershire, bound in black leather with blue cloth 759 ‘Kilburn Cricket Club [London]. June 8-10th) etc. The vendor’s boards with gilt title and decoration Minute Book 1835-1840’. Brown grandfather was Alfred Jeacocke to front board ‘The Australian Cricket full leather minute book with title who played for Surrey and M.C.C. Tour 1921’. The scorebook begins in gilt to front board. This book from 1920-1934 and he somehow with a copper plate hand written appears to start from the founding acquired the scorebook and it has dedication ‘To Peter Dawson Esq, in of the club and includes the minutes remained with the family until now. grateful remembrance and in deep of the formation of the club, general Jeacocke during his first class playing appreciation of the many kindnesses meetings, committee meetings etc career worked in his family’s business extended to the members of the XV for the six year period. To the back in Smithfield Market each day before Australian Cricket Tour 1921’, the of the book are the full handwritten cricket, rising to start work at 3am and following page has an original sepia scores, showing each innings played, continuing until play was due to start postcard size photograph of the of the first fifteen matches played in any match in which he played. The Australian touring party including by the club. Matches against St. vendors parents moved from South the manager, Sydney Smith, seated Georges’ Club, Royal Victoria Club London to Manchester when he was and standing, in front of a pavilion (two matches) in 1835, against The only four but managed to maintain with crowd behind. Signed around Regent Club (two matches), The contact until he passed away in the image in black ink by the players, Montpelier Club (two matches), 1961. Alfred Jeacocke features in signatures are The Ravenscourt Club in 1836, the scorebook playing for Surrey (Cpt) (signed to the image), Mailey, against Mr Williams’ Friends in 1837, against the Australians. The vendor Carter, Collins, Oldfield, Macartney, ‘Married v Single’ (two matches), recalls that his Grandfathers house Taylor, Pellew (who has signed New East Surrey Club (two matches), featured a room filled with Wisdens twice), Hendry, McDonald, Gregory, The St. Georges Club in 1838 and dating back to the 19th century, Bardsley, Ryder, Mayne and Sydney against ‘The Medical Students of the Surrey handbooks, cricket bats and Smith, lacking the signature of University College’ (three matches) equipment. The scorebook, a ‘Library Andrews from the full touring party. in 1839. Beautifully compiled pages. Cricket Score Book’ was published by The scorebook covers all thirty nine The binding of the book is worn and Walter S. MacKenzie, Athletic Good matches played on the tour beginning the spine has broken, original blue of Edinburgh, appears to have been with the tour match at Leicestershire, end papers and colourful marbled rebound at some point in the past. A L. Robinson’s XI (Old Buckenham, page block edge. The book appears unique record of this Australian 1921 Norfolk), Surrey, Yorkshire, The to have had the first two pages tour and 100 years since Ferguson Services, Essex, M.C.C., Oxford removed and start mid sentence, compiled the scorebook. Good/very University, England (1st Test, Trent there are also a considerable amount good condition £4000/6000 Bridge), Cambridge University, of pages removed prior to the Middlesex, Gloucestershire, England Australia won the Test Series 3-0 fifteenth match being recovered. An (2nd Test, Lord’s), Hampshire, Surrey, with two Tests drawn. Warwick early insight to the formation of this Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Armstrong again, topped the club in London £70/100 Warwickshire, England (3rd Test, bowling averages with 100 wickets

78 79 on tour at 14.44, Ted McDonald the official record of the tour. Very Cricket Book. England v Australia took 138 wickets at 16.55. Charlie jealous of the secrets contained in Tests 1950-51’, Sydney. Official Macartney had a very successful tour my own book, I have resisted many programmes for the first Test, topping the batting averages scoring attempts by managers, skippers and Australia v England, Brisbane, 27th 2317 runs at 59.41 with a highest players to commandeer it’. November- 2nd December 1970, and score of 345 made in a single day ‘M.C.C. Tour of Australia 1970-71’ Over the years, Knights Auctioneers against Nottinghamshire at Trent published by the New South Wales have now sold four scorebooks Bridge in June 1921, the Australians Cricket Association. Qty 5. Odd compiled by ‘Bill’ Ferguson, the winning the match by an innings faults, otherwise in good condition Australian tours of England in 1912, and 517 runs, Warren Bardsley also £30/40 1921 and 1930 and the M.C.C. tour averaged over fifty with 2005 runs at of Australia in 1936/37... 765 Australian tours to England brochures 54.18 Australia played 38 matches, and booklets 1930-1980. Eleven winning 22, drawing 14 and lost, 762 Australian tour of England 1948. unofficial/ pirate tour guides. Titles just twice ‘Scotland v Australia’. Rare official are ‘Souvenir of Australian Cricket souvenir brochure/ programme for The recipient of the scorebook, Tour 1930’, Barton Pictorial, London. the Scotland v Australia tour match Peter Dawson, we presume is the ‘In Quest of the Ashes 1934. The played at Mannofield, Aberdeen well-known Glaswegian whisky Don Bradman Souvenir Booklet on 17th-18th September 1948 plus distiller and entrepreneur who during and Scoring Records’, Wrigley’s scorecard with handwritten scores. the Australian tour of England 1909 (A’sia) Ltd. ‘Bradman 1927-1941’, Excellent pictorial covers featuring invited the team on a fourteen day E.L. Roberts, Birmingham 1934. Bradman to front cover. Double page motor tour through Scotland as his ‘Australian Tour. Coronation Year picture of the Australian team with guests, the team included Warwick 1953’, Hammond News & Features facsimile signatures to centre pages. Armstrong. The 1921 tour was Agency, London. ‘Quest of the Ashes This was Bradman’s last match in Armstrong’s swan song in first-class 1956’, Wrigley’s Chewing Gum. the UK. Light foxing and ageing to cricket. On the journey back to ‘Australia Souvenir Tour Programme covers otherwise in good/ very good Australia, he suffered a relapse of the 1956’, M. Walker, London, with condition £150/250 malaria that had plagued him since official scorecard and match ticket his earlier visit to Malaya. This kept In Bradman’s last match on British for the Lord’s Test. ‘The Fight for him from taking part in any of the soil he made 123no in Australia’s the Ashes in 1961’, Flagstaff Press. matches in South Africa, allowing only innings, leading them to victory ‘Rothmans Test Cricket Almanack. Herbie Collins to captain Australia by an innings and 87 runs England v Australia 1964’. ‘Australia for the first time. Armstrong resigned 1968 Test Tour’, publisher unknown. 763 Tour brochures 1921-1985. A from his job with Melbourne Cricket ‘The Jubilee Test Series 1977’, Neil selection of official and unofficial Club and drawing on contacts he had Phillipson, Pelham Books. ‘Cornhill souvenir tour brochures/ booklets. made while on tour took a role as an Centenary Test 1980’, Tony Gill, Titles are ‘Test Match Souvenir’ agent for Dawson’s Scotch Whisky. Garuda Indonesian Airways. Faults edited by H.J. Henley 1921. ‘All He remained in the liquor trade until to some issues, otherwise in good About the Australians’, Daily Mirror his retirement in 1946. condition £60/90 1926, ‘Cricket 1926’, Barton & Co., As a footnote and reflection of London. ‘Souvenir of Australian 766 ‘Bodyline’. ‘International Cricket. Dawson’s showmanship as well as Cricket Tour 1930’, Barton Pictorial, England v Australia. Souvenir of the export potential of his whiskies, London. ‘The Ashes. The Australians Visit of M.C.C. Team’. Official cases of Peter Dawson Special and Are Here! 1938’, England-Australia programme for the third Test, Old Curio blended whiskies were on Cricket Tour Publishing Co., London. Adelaide, 13th-19th January 1933. board the S.S. Politician when she ‘Champagne Cricket. The Australian Heavy wear and old tape repairs ran aground off the Hebridean island Tour of 1966/67’, The Star. ‘Cricket to the original wrappers, internally of Eriskay in 1941. That event and Book. M.C.C. Tour of Australia good. Sold with three further tour those of the following days inspired 1970-71’, New South Wales Cricket brochures published in Australia. Sir Compton Mackenzie’s tale, Association. ‘1972 Cricket Spotlight. ‘The Australians in England 1934’ Whisky Galore!. Australian Tour Souvenir’, Counties published by Advertiser Newspapers, and Youth Cricket Association. Adelaide. Lacking original wrappers. Quote from Bill Ferguson’s ‘Aussies in South Africa 1985-7 [sic]’, ‘In Quest of the Ashes 1934. The autobiography ‘Mr Cricket’ 1957. South African Cricket Union. Some Don Bradman Souvenir Booklet and Page 56 ‘I made a study of cricket faults, generally in good condition. Scoring Records’, Wrigley’s (A’sia) scoring because I was in the unique Qty 9 £50/80 Ltd. ‘The Sporting Globe Cricket position of having to earn a living Book 1936-7’, E.H.M. Baillie (“Bail”), at it. I use a score book of my own 764 Australian tour guides and published by Edgar H. Baillie, design, a book which contains at programmes 1936/37-1970/71. Melbourne. Good condition except least twice as much information ‘The Argus and The Australasian where stated £50/70 as any other in the world and, at Cricket Guide Test Tour 1936-7’, the conclusion of each day’s play, I Percy Taylor, Melbourne. ‘The Tests 767 The Ashes 1938. Three tour copy all the important figures into a 1950-51’, printed by Hunkin, Ellis brochures/ booklets for the Australia more orthodox book which is kept as & King, Adelaide. ‘Sporting Life tour to England. ‘The Jim Russell

80 Cricket Book of the 1938 Australian ‘England v New Zealand 1902-1949’, to the fourth Test Match. England XI’. Small booklet with pictorial S. Canynge Capel, Falmouth 1949, v Australia, Melbourne 1908’ and brown wrappers with caricatures of signed and dated by the author. Qty ‘Handy Cricket Scorecard (for the each of the Australian players plus 36 G £40/60 same match)’. ‘Australian Cricketers itinerary of the tour and players 1899’ colour trade card. ‘Victor 772 England XI v Rest of the World biographies. Official ‘Australian XI Trumper Testimonial Match Souvenir XI 1988. Official programme for English Tour 1938’ souvenir brochure Scoring Card 1913’. VG £30/50 two one day matches played at for the tour issued by ‘Orient Line Northumberland County Cricket 776 ‘Commonwealth Cricketers’ Tour R.M.S. Orontes 20,000 tons’. ‘The Ground, Jesmond, 28th-29th of India 1950-51’. Souvenir tour Ashes. The Australians are here!’ July 1988. The programme nicely booklet published by Sport & Pictorial covers. G £50/80 signed in ink to the pen pictures Pastime, Madras, 1950. Some 768 Australia tours to England 1948 and by all twenty five players and match results/ statistics annotated 1964. P&O souvenir booklets. Two match officials. England signatures to fixture list pages and inside back souvenir booklets for the Australia are Gooch (Captain), Fairbrother, cover. Rusting to staples, otherwise tours to England 1948 and 1964, Small, Smith, Moxon, Willey, Foster, in good/ very good condition. Sold both printed in Sydney. VG £50/70 Defreitas, Bairstow, Underwood, with an official scorecard for the Bailey and Capel. Rest of the World ‘fourth Test’, Commonwealth XI v All 769 A.B.C. Cricket Book for the M.C.C. signatures are Imran Khan (Captain), India XI, Madras, 19th-23rd January tours to Australia 1946/47, 1962/63 Lillee, Border, Salim Malik, S. Waugh, 1951. Complete printed scores. VG and 1970/71, South Africa tour to , Lawson, Javed £30/40 Australia 1963/64, Australian tour Miandad, Jones, Maninder Singh and to England 1964 and to West Indies 777 India tours to England 1936-1959. Corby. VG £30/40 1965. Published by the Australian Four official tour booklets for India Broadcasting Commission. Qty The match scheduled for 28th July tours. ‘All India Tour of England 6. Slight wear, otherwise in good was abandoned without a ball being 1936’, A.W. Simpson, Canterbury. condition £50/80 bowled. The following day, England ‘All India Cricket Tour of England won by 2 runs 1946’, A.W. Simpson, published by 770 Australia tour to England 1948. Six I.M. Young. ‘Cricketers from India brochures/ booklets produced for 773 Australia 1926. ‘Cricket 1926’. 1959’, Gordon Ross, Playfair (two the Australian tour of England in Official pre tour brochure with copies). Odd minor faults, otherwise 1948. ‘The Ashes’ , pictures of the Australian team, thirty in good condition £30/40 Sporting Record. ‘Cricket Stars leading English cricketers and the Past, Present, Future’, No. 1, Fore Test grounds. Pub by Barton & Co, 778 New Zealand tour brochures Publications, London. ‘Souvenir of London 1926. Bound in green boards 1931-1949. Four official and Australia’s 1948 Test Team’, Britannia with gilt titles, good condition unofficial tour brochures. Titles are Press, Manchester. ‘Cricket 1948. £20/30 ‘N.Z. v England 1931’, published The Australian Tour’, A.W. Simpson, by Angus Thomas, London. ‘New 774 Kippax-Oldfield Testimonial Match’ with official match ticket for the Zealand Cricket Tourists Annual 1949. Official souvenir programme Lord’s Test slipped in. ‘Australia’s Test 1937’, A.W. Simpson, The Cheriton for A.L. Hassett’s team v A.R. Cricketers’, Grant Hughes, London. Press, Folkestone. ‘England’s Test Morris’ team played at Sydney ‘Australia Wins. The Illustrated story Players 1949’, published by Grant Cricket Ground, 25th February- 1st of the 1948 Tests’. Listener in Cricket Hughes, London. ‘The Story of Test March 1949. The programme loose Book. No.2, Rohan Rivett. Generally Cricket. England v New Zealand’, mounted to sheet with a signature good condition £40/60 C. Day & M. Mason, Keydon in ink of Kippax on piece laid Publishing, London 1949. Odd 771 Tour brochures 1930 onwards. Small down below. Light creasing to the minor faults, otherwise in good box comprising a good selection of programme, otherwise £30/40 condition £25/35 tour brochures/ booklets, cricket This was Bradman’s penultimate first magazines, annuals, programmes 779 West Indies tour brochures class match etc. Official and unofficial tour 1933-1984. Six official tour guides. brochures include ‘Official Souvenir 775 M.C.C. tours 1894-1908. A selection Titles are ‘West Indies Cricket Tour Authorised by the Board of Control of eight limited edition reprints of of England 1933’, A.W. Simpson, for Cricket in Ceylon’ for the M.C.C. tour brochures/ booklets Nottingham. ‘West Indies Cricket 1965/66 M.C.C. tour to Australia, etc. Titles are ‘Souvenir of Stoddart’s Tour 1939’, A.W. Simpson, Kent R.B. Wijesinha. Other tours covered English Cricket Team 1894/95’. Newspapers, Folkestone. ‘Cricketers include Australia to England 1930, ‘Souvenir of the visit of the M.C.C. from the West Indies. The 1957 1993, M.C.C./ England to South Team of English Cricketers 1903’, Tour’, Gordon Ross, Playfair. Africa 1964/56, India 1981/82, New limited edition no. 27/50. ‘Official ‘Cricketers from the West Indies. The Zealand to England 1937, Pakistan Souvenir of the visit of the M.C.C. 1957 Tour’, Gordon Ross, P. Dickens. to India 1960/61, South Africa to English Team to Tasmania 1904’. ‘Calypso Cavaliers. West Indian England 1935 (bound in marbled ‘Souvenir Scoring Card for the Cricketers in South Africa 1983’, cloth boards), West Indies to England Australia v England Test match, Brian Cowley, Ibbotson, . 1963 etc. Other publications include Melbourne 1908’. ‘Cricket Guide ‘Calypso Whirlwind 1983/84’, Brian

80 81 Crowley, South African Cricket James, Jefferies, Parks, C. Smith, R. cover signed by Knott, Underwood Union. G £30/50 Smith, Terry and Turner. Derbyshire and Colin Cowdrey, a Slindon C.C. signatures are Barnett (Captain), 250th Anniversary 1981, signed by 780 South Africa tour brochures Bowler, Goldsmith, Holding, Maher, eleven Sussex players including Ian 1935-1987. Four official and one Malcolm, Morris, Mortensen, Greig, Pigott, Wells, Le Roux, Arnold, unofficial tour brochures. Titles Newman, Roberts and Warner. VG Parker, Smith etc, a ‘Sport’ 1980 are ‘South African Cricket Tour £30/50 cover signed by eleven Glamorgan 1935’, A.W. Simpson, Day-by-Day players including Cottey, Morris, Publishing, Folkestone. ‘South In their first ever Lord’s final, Jones, Derrick etc and a cover signed African Cricket Tour 1951’, A.W. Hampshire beat Derbyshire by seven by . Qty 6 £30/50 Simpson, L.M. Young. ‘The 1965 wickets. Derbyshire were bowled Tourists’, Gordon Ross, Playfair (two out for only 117 with man of the 786 Don Bradman. ‘Cootamundra. NSW. copies). ‘Seven Tests. An Album of match, Stephen Jefferies taking 5-13 Birthplace of Bradman’ first day the “Tests” between South Africa off his ten overs cover, nicely signed by Bradman. and the Australians 1985-87’, Chris Sold with two Australian Bicentenary 784 Cricket club and association Harte, Adelaide 1988. ‘Aussies in first day covers 1988, one signed by handbooks and fixture cards South Africa. S.A. Tour 1985-7 [sic]’, eight Australians Lawson, Harvey, 1875-2000s. Large selection of Colin Bryden, South African Cricket Lindwall, Simpson, Corling, Cowper, club handbooks and fixture cards/ Union. Qty 5. Some faults to the Jenner and Higgs, the other signed by booklets. Early handbooks include 1935 issue, others in good condition Ian Chappell and Simon O’Donnell. Warrington & District Amateur £30/50 £30/40 Cricket League 1913, Beckenham 781 England Test and One Day C.C. 1915. Clapton & District 1929, 787 ‘The Centenary Test Match International programmes and tour 1932, 1936 & 1938. Enfield & 1880-1980’. Official album guides 1985-2019. A collection of District Cricket League 1931-1939. containing eleven official first day over two hundred and thirty official Bassetlaw & District Cricket League covers franked with postal stamps match programmes and tour guides. 1940 & 1944. Bournemouth & District and nine team postcards/ copy Includes England home Test matches Cricket Association 1949-1953. scorecards of county and England 1985-2018, one day internationals Doncaster & District Cricket League and Australian teams plus various 1991-2017, Cricket World Cup 1959-1977. Bournemouth & District sporting stamps as issued. Limited 2019 group stage, and Australia v Cricket Association 1950-1953. edition number 475 of 1400 Pakistan series 2010. A number of Mexborough & District Evening produced. G £20/30 programmes are signed to the front Cricket League 1959-1977. 788 England v West Indies, Cornhill covers. Signatures include Michael Doncaster & District Cricket League Insurance 100th Test, Old Trafford Vaughan (Qty 13), Matthew 1960-1977 etc. Early club fixture 1995. Special limited edition display Hoggard (4), (5), cards include Lordship Lane C.C. sheet produced for this historic test. Ashley Giles (5), (3), (London) 1875, Blairlodge C.C. The sheet comprises of titles in (2), Simon Jones (Scotland) 1879, Butterflies C.C. colour to top, two mounted colour (3), and . Some (London) 1898, Hythe Green C.C. postcards of the teams, mounted duplication. VG £30/50 (Kent) 1904-1914, Sankey Wire Mills first day cover for the 4th Test and C.C. (Cheshire) 1905 & 1907, Aycliffe 782 Cricketers playing football. Corinthian two mounted autograph cards C.C. (Durham) 1909, Beverley C.C. Casuals 1952/53-1961/62. Six signed by the two teams. Twenty (Kent) 1912, Pallingswick C.C. official match programmes for two ink signatures including Hooper, (London) 1914, Notts. Unity C.C. Corinthian Casuals away matches Lara, Richardson, Ambrose, Adams, 1939 etc. Some faults to earlier in which notable cricketers took Arthurton, Atherton, Knight, Cork cards, otherwise in good condition part. Cricketers featured are Hubert (who took a hat trick in the game), £50/80 Doggart (Sussex & England), Thorpe, Fraser etc. Limited edition Doug Insole (Essex & England), 785 Signed county centenary 34 of only 50 produced. Mounted, Guy Shuttleworth (Cambridge commemorative covers. Official framed and glazed, 22”x17”. VG University), and Mike Willett Sussex C.C.C. Centenary 1872-1972 £50/70 (Surrey). Odd faults, nicks, tears etc. cover dated 6th June 1972. Signed 789 Amalgamated Press ‘Australian otherwise in good condition £25/35 by fourteen Sussex players in ink & English Cricket Stars’ 1932. including Griffith, Parks, Greig. 783 Hampshire C.C.C. Benson & ‘Bodyline’. Nineteen cards from the Barclay, Snow, Buss, Mansell, Hedges Cup Winners 1988. Official set of thirty two trade cards each Greenidge etc. Also a Kent C.C.C. programme for the final, Derbyshire featuring a mono head and shoulders Centenary 1870-1970 cover dated v Hampshire, Lord’s 9th July 1988. portrait of members of Australian 30th May 1970 signed by fourteen Signed to the player pen portraits and English Test cricketers. Card nos. Kent players in ink including by the eleven members of the 1, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 14, 16, 18-23, 27, Denness, Underwood, Shepherd, Derbyshire team, and all twelve 28, 30-32. Sold with the original Knott, Woolmer, Graham, Cowdrey, Hampshire players. Hampshire accompanying ‘Australia versus Johnson etc. Both with original signatures are Nicholas (Captain), England 1932-33 “Triumph” and printed card insert. Sold with four Andrew, Ayling, Connor, Cowley, “Champion” Test Match Souvenir further covers, a similar smaller Kent

82 Album’. The cards in good condition, Hadlee, Jack Russell, Bob Willis including Wyatt, Washbrook, Evans, minor ageing to the album £50/70 etc. Other covers include Benson Flavell, Dexter, Ames, Tremlett, & Hedges finals at Lord’s (Qty 39), Titmus, Allen, L. Hutton etc. Sold with 790 Signed commemorative and first day NatWest Trophy (32), Gillette Cup an official presentation pack issued covers 1980s. Three covers, each (2), Refuge Assurance Cup (8), by the Post Office for the centenary multi-signed. Covers are ‘Adelaide two official T.C.C.B. covers for the together with a printed translation Oval Centenary Test 7th/11th Dec New Zealand and India tours to in German, a CD of ‘Stamps of the 1984’ signed by twenty members of England 1990. Also good coverage World 1900-2005’, and a first day the England touring party to Australia of tours to England including India cover with a W.G. Grace stamp for 1986/87. Signatures include Gatting 1990, West Indies 1991, Pakistan the opening of the Coast (Captain), Edmonds, Gower, Athey, 1992, Australian tour to England/ Path in 1973. Qty 9. G £50/70 Botham, Foster, Whittaker, Small, 120 years of County Cricket 1993, Broad, Dilley, Slack, Lamb etc. Also WISDEN CRICKETERS’ New Zealand tour to England 1994 two ‘Leaders of the World. Cricket’ ALMANACKS etc. Includes good County content covers issued in Tuvalu, 9th October including Somerset Centenary Year 797 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1984, one signed by Ray Illingworth, 1991, Graham Gooch Century of 1864-1878. Fifteen facsimile Geoff Boycott, Fred Trueman and Centuries 1993, Club cricket, and editions, with pink wrappers, second Dickie Bird, the other by Boycott and some overseas including South facsimile edition printed by Lowe & Graham Stevenson. VG £30/50 Africa, Falkland Islands, Bulgaria, Brydone Ltd, London 1974. Limited 791 ‘N.Z [New Zealand] Cricketer’ Israel, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu etc. edition. Each book has been bound 1967-1973. Complete run of the G/VG £50/80 similar to a Willows reprint in light magazine from 3rd November 1967 brown boards with gilt lettering title 795 ‘100 Years of English County (first issue) to 10th September 1973. to spine. Vendor’s personal bookplate Cricket’ 1973. Ten official T.C.C.B. Qty 44. G £30/50 to front blank white end paper. Very commemorative covers, each good condition £250/350 792 ‘The Cricketer Pakistan’ 1973-1977. featuring the colour image of W.G. Edited by Hanif Mohammad. Near Grace at the crease and the set 798 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1879. complete run of the magazine of three Grace postage stamps Willows softback reprint (1991) in from September 1973 (Vol. II no. postmarked 16th May 1973. Each light brown hardback covers with gilt 6) to October 1977 (Vol. VI, no. cover has been signed by former lettering. Limited edition 84/1000. 7). Lacking four issues for October players of the respective county Good/very good condition £50/80 1973, May 1975, May 1976, and or team. Covers are Essex (four 799 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1880. November 1977. Odd minor faults, signatures of Fletcher, Pearce, Willows softback reprint (1987) in overall in good/ very good condition. Denness and Insole), Glamorgan (4, light brown hardback covers with Sold with four copies of ‘Cricket McConnon, Lewis, Walters etc.), gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. World Quarterly’ for January 1978 Hampshire (4, Shackleton, Horton, Vendor’s personal bookplate to front (first issue) to October 1978. Editor Eagar, Harrison), Kent (3, Cowdrey, blank white end paper. Good/very Haji Abdul Razzaque, published in Ames, Woolley), Middlesex (3, Allen, good condition £50/80 . Some wear to the first issue, Compton, Edrich), Northamptonshire otherwise in good condition. Qty 50 (7, Tyson, Subba Row, Brown, 800 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1881. £40/60 Andrews, Brookes etc.), Surrey (3, Willows softback reprint (1985) in A. Bedser, May, Laker), Warwickshire light brown hardback covers with 793 ‘The Cricketer [International] (3, Kallicharran, Smith, Wyatt), gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. Quarterly’ 1973-2000. Complete M.C.C. (4, Gilligan, Allen, Brown, Vendor’s personal bookplate to front run of the booklet from Summer Lord Cobham), and New Zealand blank white end paper. Good/very 1973 (first issue) to Autumn 1987 in tourists 1973 (3, Congdon, Turner, good condition £50/80 official binders, and Winter 1987/88 Saunders). G £50/70 to Autumn 2000 loose copies. 801 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1882. Also the ‘National Village Cricket 796 ‘100 Years of County Cricket Willows softback reprint (1988) in Championship Annual for 1998. Odd 1873-1973’. Three first days covers light brown hardback covers with copy with owner’s name annotated produced by Stuarts Covers. The gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. to front wrapper, otherwise in very covers are postmarked Chelmsford Vendor’s personal bookplate to front good condition. Qty 111 £40/60 with eleven signatures of cricket blank white end paper. Good/very broadcasters including Lewis, good condition £50/80 794 First day and commemorative covers Johnston, Martin-Jenkins, Frindall, 1960s-1990s. Box comprising a large 802 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1883. Bailey, Mosey, Arlott, Cozier etc., selection of over five hundred covers, Willows softback reprint (1988) in Headingley, five signatures including a good number by Stamp Publicity, light brown hardback covers with Roy Marshall, Atkinson, Langford, the majority 1980s/1990s, including gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. Jameson and Kerslake, and Lord’s, twenty three Benham Silks. Players Vendor’s personal bookplate to front signed by Hubert Doggart. Also three featured include , blank white end paper. Good/very official ‘County Cricket 1873-1973’ , , Graham good condition £50/80 British Post Office first day covers, Gooch, , , one with twenty six signatures 803 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1884. Ian Botham, , Richard

82 83 Willows softback reprint (1984) in wrappers, bound in light brown bound in light brown boards with light brown hardback covers with boards with gilt lettering titles to gilt lettering titles to front board and gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. front board and spine, similar to a spine, similar to a Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate to front Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal Vendor’s personal bookplate to front blank white end paper. Good/very bookplate to front blank white blank white end paper. Some wear good condition £50/80 end paper. Minor wear to front and soiling to rear wrapper, facsimile wrapper, some foxing to page block photographic plate otherwise in 804 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1885. edge and to odd page, signature of good condition £40/60 Willows softback reprint (1983) in ownership to top of first advertising light brown hardback covers with 817 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack page otherwise in good/very good gilt lettering. Un-numbered limited 1898. 35th edition. Original paper condition £60/90 edition. Vendor’s personal bookplate wrappers, bound in light brown to front blank white end paper. Good 812 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack boards with gilt lettering titles to front condition £40/60 1893. 30th edition. Original paper board and spine, similar to a Willows wrappers, bound in light brown reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate 805 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1886. boards with gilt lettering titles to front to front blank white end paper. Some Willows softback reprint (1985) in board and spine, similar to a Willows wear and soiling to wrappers, the rear light brown hardback covers with reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate wrapper with small loss and repair to gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. to front blank white end paper. Light corner, lacking photographic plate, Vendor’s personal bookplate to front foxing to odd page otherwise in very odd further small faults otherwise in blank white end paper. Good/very good condition £80/120 good condition £30/50 good condition £40/60 813 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 818 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1899. 806 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1887. 1894. 31st edition. Original paper 36th edition. Original front paper Willows softback reprint (1989) in wrappers, bound in light brown wrapper, bound in light brown light brown hardback covers with boards with gilt lettering titles to boards with gilt lettering titles to front gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. front board and spine, similar to a board and spine, similar to a Willows Good/very good condition £40/60 Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate 807 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1888. bookplate to front blank white end to front blank white end paper. Willows softback reprint (1989) in paper. Some foxing to page block Facsimile rear wrapper, original front light brown hardback covers with edge, signature of ownership to top wrapper worn and soiled with small gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. of first advertising page otherwise in loss, some minor faults to page edges Good/very good condition £40/60 good/very good condition £70/100 of the first 3/4 pages otherwise in good condition £40/60 808 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1889. 814 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack Willows softback reprint (1990) in 1895. 32nd edition. Original paper 819 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack light brown hardback covers with wrappers, bound in light brown 1900. 37th edition. Original paper gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. boards with gilt lettering titles to wrappers, bound in light brown Good/very good condition £40/60 front board and spine, similar to a boards with gilt lettering titles to Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal front board and spine, similar to a 809 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1890. bookplate to front blank white end Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal Willows softback reprint (1990) in paper. Some darkening and wear bookplate to front blank white end light brown hardback covers with to wrappers, some darkening to paper. Wear, age toning, tape repairs gilt lettering. Limited edition 84/500. page edges throughout, signature and small loss to front wrapper, rear Good/very good condition £40/60 of ownership to top border of front wrapper good, internally in good 810 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack wrapper otherwise in good/very order £50/70 1891. 28th edition. Original paper good condition £70/100 820 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack wrappers, bound in light brown 815 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1901. 38th edition. Original paper boards with gilt lettering titles to 1896. 33rd edition. Facsimile paper wrappers, bound in light brown front board and spine, similar to a wrappers, bound in light brown boards with gilt lettering titles to front Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal boards with gilt lettering titles to board and spine, similar to a Willows bookplate to front blank white end front board and spine, similar to a reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate paper. Replacement facsimile front Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal to front blank white end paper. Small wrapper and first advertising page, bookplate to front blank white end corner loss to front wrapper, minor wear with some repair and small paper. The first eight pages of the pen mark to front wrapper otherwise loss to title and contents pages. Rear book, the photographic plate of in good condition £50/70 wrapper worn with some soiling, Grace and the following page plus small loss to extremities, repair to 821 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1902 the last advertising page at the rear small tear to one rear advertising and 1903. 39th & 40th editions. are facsimile otherwise in good/very page, minor annotation to odd page Both editions with faults. The good condition £30/50 otherwise in good condition £40/60 1902 edition with facsimile front 816 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1897. wrapper, original rear wrapper in 811 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 34th edition. Facsimile front paper a distressed and poor state, the 1892. 29th edition. Original paper wrapper, original rear wrapper, advertising pages to the rear of the

84 book are all suffering from damp 825 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack to front blank white end paper. Nick damage with loss to each page to 1910. 47th edition. Original paper to rear wrapper with small odd tape varying degrees, some damage and wrappers, bound in light brown repair to inside of wrapper, minor loss to the first front two advertising boards with gilt lettering titles to wear to wrappers otherwise in good pages otherwise in generally good front board and spine, similar to condition. Rare war-time edition condition. The 1903 edition with a Willows reprint. Red page block £200/300 facsimile wrappers, the first four edge. Vendor’s personal bookplate 831 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack advertising pages and the last to front blank white end paper. Light 1917. 54th edition. Original paper eighteen advertising pages are also age toning to wrappers otherwise in wrappers, bound in light brown facsimile otherwise in generally good/very good condition £60/90 boards with gilt lettering titles to good condition. Vendor’s personal 826 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack front board and spine, similar to a bookplate to front blank white end 1911. 48th edition. Original paper Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal paper to each edition. Bought as wrappers, bound in light brown bookplate to front blank white end seen, not subject to return. Qty 2 boards with gilt lettering titles to front paper. Very good condition. Rare £30/40 board and spine, similar to a Willows war-time edition £200/300 822 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1904 reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate 832 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1918. and 1905. 41st & 42nd editions. to front blank white end paper. 55th edition. Facsimile wrappers, Original paper wrappers, bound in Some darkening to wrappers, some bound in light brown boards with light brown boards with gilt lettering minor wear to wrapper extremities gilt lettering titles to front board and titles to front board and spine, otherwise in good condition £40/60 spine, similar to a Willows reprint. similar to a Willows reprint. Vendor’s 827 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack Vendor’s personal bookplate to front personal bookplate to front blank 1912. 49th edition. Original paper blank white end paper. As well as white end paper. The 1904 edition wrappers, bound in light brown the wrappers, the first three and with nicks and tears to rear wrapper, boards with gilt lettering titles to the last seven advertising pages are small loss to front wrapper extremity front board and spine, similar to a also facsimile, slightly tight trimming otherwise in good condition. The Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal by the binder in places otherwise 1905 edition with some age toning bookplate to front blank white end in good condition. Rare war-time and wear to wrappers, corner repair paper. Minor darkening and light edition £50/80 to rear wrapper, the book a little wear to wrappers otherwise in good ‘tired’. Qty 2 £40/60 833 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack condition £40/60 1919. 56th edition. Original paper 823 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1906, 828 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1913 wrappers, bound in light brown 1907 and 1908. 43rd, 44th & 45th and 1915. 50th (Jubilee) and 52nd boards with gilt lettering titles to editions. Original paper wrappers, editions. Original paper wrappers, front board and spine, similar to a bound in light brown boards with bound in light brown boards with Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal gilt lettering titles to front board and gilt lettering titles to front board bookplate to front blank white end spine, similar to a Willows reprint. and spine, similar to a Willows paper. Book irregularly trimmed, Vendor’s personal bookplate to reprint. The 1913 edition with heavy some wear and staining to wrappers, front blank white end paper. The tape covering in three strip to each some staining to page block edge, 1906 edition with poor wrappers, wrapper, internally in good condition. some staining and small loss to edge darkening, nicks with loss to edges, The 1915 edition with front and of rear advertising pages, normal two the book a little ‘tired. The 1907 rear facsimile wrappers, also the tone effect to pages, slightly tight edition with facsimile front wrapper, first advertising page is facsimile, trimming by the binder in places some loss to edges of the following internally generally good. Qty 2 otherwise in good condition. Rare two pages, wear with small loss £40/60 war-time edition £100/150 to the rear wrapper and the 1908 edition with darkening and age 829 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 834 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack toning to wrappers, lower corner loss 1914. 51st edition. Original paper 1920. 57th edition. Original paper to rear wrapper otherwise in good wrappers, bound in light brown wrappers, bound in light brown condition. Qty 3 £50/80 boards with gilt lettering titles to boards with gilt lettering titles to front board and spine, similar to a front board and spine, similar to a 824 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal 1909. 46th edition. Original paper bookplate to front blank white end bookplate to front blank white end wrappers, bound in light brown paper. Minor wear and soiling to paper. Minor wear to wrappers, boards with gilt lettering titles to wrappers, odd further minor faults one page with irregular trimming front board and spine, similar to a otherwise in good condition £40/60 otherwise in good condition £50/70 Willows reprint. Red page block edge. Vendor’s personal bookplate to front 830 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 835 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack blank white end paper. Signature 1916. 53rd edition. Original paper 1921. 58th edition. Original paper of ownership to top border of rear wrappers, bound in light brown wrappers, bound in light brown wrapper, trimming by the binder a boards with gilt lettering titles to front boards with gilt lettering titles to front little tight in places otherwise in good board and spine, similar to a Willows board and spine, similar to a Willows condition £40/60 reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate

84 85 to front blank white end paper. Minor boards with gilt lettering titles to front boards with gilt lettering titles to wear to edge of wrappers otherwise board and spine, similar to a Willows front board and spine, similar to a in good condition £50/70 reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal to front blank white end paper. The bookplate to front blank white end 836 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1922 1928 edition with replacement rear paper. Generally good/very good and 1923. 59th & 60th editions. wrapper and last advertising page, condition £50/70 Original paper wrappers, bound in original front wrapper, the 1929 light brown boards with gilt lettering 845 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1938, edition with replacement facsimile titles to front board and spine, 1939 and 1940. 72nd & 74th wrappers at front and rear. Some similar to a Willows reprint. Vendor’s editions. Original limp cloth covers, soiling and wear to odd outer page at personal bookplate to front blank bound in light brown boards with front and rear otherwise in generally white end paper. Both editions with gilt lettering titles to front board and good condition £50/80 faults to wrappers, the 1922 edition spine, similar to a Willows reprint. with wear and some minor loss to 841 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1931 Vendor’s personal bookplate to front edges, the 1923 edition with faded and 1932. 68th & 69th editions. blank white end paper. All three of and worn wrappers, old tape marks Original paper wrappers, bound in the front covers have a white mark to front and rear wrappers in three light brown boards with gilt lettering at the top of the face of the cover strips. Internally in good condition titles to front board and spine, which appears to hide a name £60/90 similar to a Willows reprint. Vendor’s beneath otherwise all three books in personal bookplate to front blank good condition £50/80 837 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack white end paper. The 1931 edition 1924. 61st edition. Original paper 846 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1941. with minor wear and soiling to wrappers, bound in light brown 78th edition. Original limp cloth wrappers, old adhesive strip to back boards with gilt lettering titles to covers, bound in light brown boards of rear wrapper otherwise in good front board and spine, similar to a with gilt lettering titles to front condition, the 1932 edition with Willows reprint. Vendor’s personal board and spine, similar to a Willows minor wear and soiling to wrappers bookplate to front blank white end reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate otherwise in good condition £50/80 paper. Some fading to wrappers to front blank white end paper. otherwise in good condition £50/70 842 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1933 Minor soiling to covers otherwise in and 1934. 70th & 71st editions. generally good/very good condition. 838 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1925 Original paper wrappers, bound in Rare war time edition £80/120 and 1926. 62nd & 63rd editions. light brown boards with gilt lettering Original paper wrappers, bound in 847 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1942. titles to front board and spine, light brown boards with gilt lettering 79th edition. Original limp cloth similar to a Willows reprint. Vendor’s titles to front board and spine, covers, bound in light brown boards personal bookplate to front blank similar to a Willows reprint. Vendor’s with gilt lettering titles to front white end paper. The 1933 edition personal bookplate to front blank board and spine, similar to a Willows with worn and soiled wrappers, white end paper. Both editions with reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate some loss to extremities otherwise in faults to wrappers, the 1925 edition to front blank white end paper. Minor generally good condition, the 1934 with foxing spots to both wrappers, darkening to covers, odd minor faults edition with minor wear and light some soiling to page block edges, otherwise in good+ condition. Rare creasing to wrappers, old adhesive the 1923 edition with darkened and war time edition £70/100 strip to back of rear wrapper soiled wrappers. Internally in good otherwise in good condition £50/80 848 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. condition £60/90 80th edition. Original limp cloth 843 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1935 839 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1927 covers, bound in light brown boards and 1937. 72nd & 74th editions. and 1930. 64th & 67th editions. with gilt lettering titles to front Original paper wrappers, bound in Original paper wrappers, bound in board and spine, similar to a Willows light brown boards with gilt lettering light brown boards with gilt lettering reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate titles to front board and spine, titles to front board and spine, to front blank white end paper. Minor similar to a Willows reprint. Vendor’s similar to a Willows reprint. Vendor’s darkening to covers, odd minor faults personal bookplate to front blank personal bookplate to front blank otherwise in good+ condition. Rare white end paper. Both editions with white end paper. Both editions with war time edition £50/70 faults to wrappers, the 1935 edition faults to wrappers, the 1927 edition with wear to both wrappers and 849 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. with soiling, wear and darkening soiling and staining to front wrappers, 81st edition. Original limp cloth to both wrappers, the first two light pink/red staining to page block covers, bound in light brown boards advertising pages worn and some edge otherwise in generally good with gilt lettering titles to front soiling, the 1930 edition with soiled condition, the 1937 edition with board and spine, similar to a Willows wrappers. Internally in generally soiled, stained and worn wrappers reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate good condition £50/80 otherwise in good condition £50/80 to front blank white end paper. 840 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1928 Minor soiling to covers otherwise in 844 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack and 1929. 65th & 66th editions. Both good/very good condition. Rare war 1936. 73rd edition. Original paper editions with facsimile replacement time edition £50/70 wrappers, bound in light brown paper wrappers, bound in light brown

86 850 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1945. 856 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1966. in good/very good condition. Qty 82nd edition. Original limp cloth Original hardback with dustwrapper 21 £80/120 covers, bound in light brown boards and additional ‘replacement 864 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1996 with gilt lettering titles to front dustwrapper’. Minor nicks to original to 2016. Original hardbacks with board and spine, similar to a Willows dustwrapper otherwise in good dustwrapper. Some light fading reprint. Vendor’s personal bookplate condition £25/35 to dustwrapper spines, odd minor to front blank white end paper. Odd 857 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1967. faults otherwise in good/very good minor faults otherwise in good/ Original hardback with dustwrapper condition. Qty 21 £80/120 very good condition. Rare war time and additional ‘replacement edition £50/70 865 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1927. dustwrapper’. Some age toning to 64th edition. Original hardback. 851 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1946 the spine of the original dustwrapper, Ex Libris ‘Battersea Public Library’ to 1949. Original limp cloth covers, some staining and spotting to page with library number in white to bound in light brown boards with block edge otherwise in good base of spine and library handstamp gilt lettering titles to front board and condition £20/30 to random pages throughout the spine, similar to a Willows reprint. 858 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1968. book, broken front internal hinges Vendor’s personal bookplate to front Original hardback with dustwrapper and evidence of Library label having blank white end paper. Some faults and additional ‘replacement been removed to front inside board to the covers of the 1948 and the dustwrapper’. Some soiling, foxing, affecting the edge of the yellow title 1949 editions, odd additional minor wear and age toning to original page, bumping to corners, wear and faults otherwise in good condition. dustwrapper otherwise in good age toning to board extremities, Qty 4 £50/70 condition £18/25 soiling to page block edge otherwise 852 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1950 in generally good condition 859 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1969. to 1954. Original limp cloth covers, £120/160 Original hardback with dustwrapper bound in light brown boards with and additional ‘replacement 866 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1949, gilt lettering titles to front board and dustwrapper’. Minor rust marks 1972 and 1982. The latter two spine, similar to a Willows reprint. to first and last advertising pages are original hardback editions, the Vendor’s personal bookplate to front otherwise in good condition £25/35 1949 is in cloth covers. The 1949 blank white end paper. Odd minor softback edition has heavy bowing faults otherwise in good condition. 860 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1970. to spine, some soiling to covers Qty 5 £50/70 Original hardback with dustwrapper and spine otherwise in generally and additional ‘replacement 853 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1955 good condition, the 1972 and dustwrapper’. Minor soiling, minor to 1959. Original limp cloth covers, 1982 hardback editions has some faults and wear to dustwrapper bound in light brown boards with soiling, odd nicks and age toning otherwise in good condition £20/30 gilt lettering titles to front board and to dustwrappers otherwise in good spine, similar to a Willows reprint. 861 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1971. condition. Qty 3 £20/30 Vendor’s personal bookplate to front Original hardback with dustwrapper 867 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack blank white end paper. Some soiling and additional ‘replacement 1954 and 1957. Original hardback to the covers of the 1958 edition dustwrapper’. Minor wear and editions. The 1954 with wear and and light wear to the covers of the soiling to dustwrapper otherwise in soiling to boards, dulling to gilt titles 1959 edition, the 1959 appears to good condition £30/50 on front board and spine with foxing may have been from the library of 862 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack to page block edge, the 1957 edition E.W. Swanton, as he has signed it 1972 to 1975. Original hardbacks has wrinkling to the spine paper and to the top corner of the front cover with dustwrapper and additional a small bump to the front board otherwise in good condition. Qty 5 ‘replacement dustwrapper’. otherwise in good+ condition. Qty 2 £50/70 Minor wear, nicks and soiling to £30/40 854 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1960 dustwrappers to varying degrees 868 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1959. to 1964. Original limp cloth covers, otherwise in good condition. Qty 4 Original hardback. Good/very good bound in light brown boards with £40/60 condition £30/50 gilt lettering titles to front board and 863 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack spine, similar to a Willows reprint. 869 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976 1976 to 1995. Original hardbacks Vendor’s personal bookplate to front to 2007. Original hardbacks with with dustwrapper and additional blank white end paper. Odd minor dustwrapper. The 1976 and 1977 ‘replacement dustwrapper’ with the faults otherwise in good condition. editions with protective film to the exception of the 1994 and 1995 Qty 5 £50/70 dustwrappers, some faults to odd editions which just have the original dustwrapper, light fading to spine of 855 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1965. dustwrapper. Vendor’s personal the 2003 edition otherwise in good Original hardback with dustwrapper bookplate to the first advertising condition. Qty 32 £70/100 and additional ‘replacement dust- page of the 1976 to 1988 editions. wrapper’. Some soiling, foxing and Plus hardback edition of ‘Index to 870 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1978, age toning to original dustwrapper Wisden 1864-1984’. Compiled by D. 1979, 1981 to 1985, 1988, 1989, otherwise in good condition £25/35 Barnard. Odd minor faults otherwise 1991 to 2010. Original hardbacks

86 87 with dustwrapper, with the exception wrappers. Minor breaking to spine 884 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack of the 1978 edition. Some faults to block, some loss to spine paper, 1924. 61st edition. Original paper odd dustwrapper otherwise in good some wear to wrapper extremities wrappers. Minor wear and very small condition. Qty 29 £70/100 with small loss to two corners, minor loss to spine paper, minor wear, slight loss of print to the ‘R’ of ‘FOR 1913’ age toning and a little light fading to 871 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack on the front wrapper otherwise in wrappers otherwise in good/very 1979-1981, 1983-1986, 1988, 1992, good+ condition £70/100 good condition £80/120 1994-1996, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2010, 2013. Duplicate copies for 877 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 885 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1981 (HB and SB), 1985 (HB and SB) 1914. 51st edition. Original paper 1925. 62nd edition. Original paper and 2013 (both HB). The majority are wrappers. Clean break to spine block wrappers. Light wear to wrappers original hardbacks with dustwrapper, where part II of the book starts, and spine otherwise in good/very 1980, 1981, 1984 and 1985 lacking minor loss to spine paper, vertical good condition £100/150 dustwrappers, the duplicate 1981, crease to front wrapper, internally 886 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1983, duplicate 1985 and 1992 are good £70/100 1925. 62nd edition. Original paper softback editions. Some bowing to 878 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack wrappers. Minor wear and fading the spines of the 1979, 1981, 1985 1920. 57th edition. Original paper to spine paper, minor soiling to page and 1992 softback editions. Odd wrappers. Lacking approximately block edge, small break to base of faults, good condition. Sold with half of the spine paper, some soiling/ internal hinge of the front wrapper to a run of Wisden Anthologies for age toning to wrappers, staining to spine paper otherwise in good/very 1864-1900, 1900-1940, 1940-1963 the back of the wrappers, internally good condition £70/100 and 1963-1982. Qty 24 £50/70 in good condition £60/80 887 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 872 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1980 879 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1925. 62nd edition. Original paper to 2012. Original hardbacks with 1920. 57th edition. Original paper wrappers. Some minor breaking to dustwrapper. Some faults to odd wrappers. Lacking entire spine paper, the page block, contents becoming dustwrapper otherwise in good minor soiling to wrappers, loss to slightly loose, small loss to the condition. Qty 33 £80/120 base of the front wrapper where it spine paper, handwritten name of 873 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack- meets the spine, internally in good ownership to top border of the first Australia. Full set of eight Almanacks condition £60/80 advertising page otherwise in good/ for 1998 (1st Edition), 1999, 2000-01, very good condition £60/90 880 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2001-02 2002-03, 2003-04, 1921. 58th edition. Original paper 888 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2004-05, 2005-06 . Original wrappers. Very minor loss to spine 1927. 64th edition. Original paper hardbacks with dustwrappers. VG paper, minor soiling/age toning to wrappers. Slight breaking to page £30/40 wrappers, very minor stain to edge block, some minor loss to spine 874 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack of page 383/384 otherwise in good/ paper, minor wear/nick to wrappers, 1903. 40th edition. Original paper very good condition £80/120 handwritten name of ownership to wrappers, bound in dark brown top border of the first advertising 881 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack boards, with gilt titles to spine. Small page otherwise in good/very good 1923. 60th edition. Original paper loss to top right hand corner of the condition £80/120 wrappers. Breaking to page block, front wrapper otherwise in good/ contents becoming loose, some 889 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack very good condition. Sold with a half loss to spine paper, light wear to 1927. 64th edition. Original paper leather bound copy for 1939, lacking wrappers, handwritten name of wrappers. Some staining to wrappers, original cloth covers otherwise in ownership to top border of first heavier to the rear wrapper, crease good condition. Qty 2 £50/80 advertising page otherwise in good to front wrapper, very minor loss to 875 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack condition £60/90 spine paper, negligible amount of 1911. 48th edition. Original paper staining to the last thirty pages on 882 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack wrappers. Breaking to spine block, the top border of the page otherwise 1923. 60th edition. Original paper contents becoming loose, some loss in good condition £60/80 wrappers. Breaking to page block, to spine paper, covers a little age contents becoming loose, loss to 890 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack toned and minor wear and soiling spine paper, some light fading to 1928. 65th edition. Original paper to edge, darkening from handling front wrapper, loss to bottom left wrappers. Slight breaking to page to spine, small clean break at the hand corner of wrapper, internally block, minor loss to spine paper base of the spine where it meets the good £50/70 otherwise in good condition wrapper edge, handwritten name of £80/120 ownership to top border and to first 883 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1924. two advertising pages and title page 61st edition. Original paper wrappers. 891 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1928. otherwise in good+ condition Light fading to wrappers, spotting to 65th edition. Original paper wrappers. £70/100 front wrapper, broken page block, Some breaking to page block, loss contents becoming loose, some loss to spine paper, some minor wear to 876 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1913. to spine paper otherwise in good wrappers, odd minor faults otherwise 50th (Jubilee) edition. Original paper condition £60/80 in good condition £50/70

88 892 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack light brown hardback covers with gilt good condition £40/60 1932. 69th edition. Original paper lettering. Limited edition 6/500. Very 911 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1942. wrappers. Very slight breaking to good condition £40/60 Willows hardback reprint (1999) page block, some minor loss to spine 900 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1908. with gilt lettering. Limited edition paper, tear to right end edge of front Willows softback reprint (2000) in 494/500. VG £40/60 wrapper, light wear to edge of first light brown hardback covers with gilt advertising page, minor staining 912 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1942. lettering. Limited edition 296/500. to rear wrapper otherwise in good Willows reprint (1999) in softback Very good condition £40/60 condition £70/100 covers. Limited edition 664/750. 901 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1909. Very good condition £40/60 893 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack Willows softback reprint (2000) in 1933. 70th edition. Original paper 913 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. light brown hardback covers with wrappers. General wear to wrappers, Willows hardback reprint (2000) with gilt lettering. Limited edition 85/500. minor wear to front wrapper gilt lettering. Limited edition 10/500. Good/very good condition £40/60 extremities, odd nick and small VG £40/60 corner loss to rear wrapper otherwise 902 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1910. 914 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. in good condition £70/100 Willows softback reprint (2001) in Willows reprint (2000) in softback light brown hardback covers with gilt 894 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1979 covers. Limited edition 744/750. lettering. Limited edition 238/500. to 1992, 1994 to 1997, 1999, 2001, Very good condition £40/60 Good/very good condition £40/60 2002 and 2004. Original limp cloth 915 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. covers. Odd edition with bowing to 903 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1914. Willows hardback reprint (2000) spine, some light fading to spine end Willows softback reprint (2002) in with gilt lettering. Limited edition of some editions otherwise in good light brown hardback covers with gilt 277/500. Very good condition condition. Qty 22 £30/50 lettering. Limited edition 187/500. £40/60 Some bumping to front board 895 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1979 extremities otherwise in very good 916 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. to 1992, 1994 to 1999, 2001, 2002, condition £25/35 Willows reprint (2000) in softback 2004, 2006 and 2009 to 2011. covers. Limited edition 668/750. Original limp cloth covers. Odd 904 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1923. Very good condition £40/60 edition with bowing to spine, some Willows softback reprint (2006) in light fading to spine end of odd light brown hardback covers with gilt 917 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1945. edition otherwise in good condition. lettering. Limited edition 134/500. Willows hardback reprint (2000) Qty 27 £40/60 Very good condition £40/60 with gilt lettering. Limited edition 432/500. Very good condition 896 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1977 905 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1924. £40/60 to 1986, 1988 to 2005, 2007, 2009 Willows softback reprint (2006) in and 2013. Original limp cloth covers. light brown hardback covers with gilt 918 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1945. Odd edition with light bowing to lettering. Limited edition 148/500. Willows reprint (2000) in softback spine, light fading to spine end of two Very good condition £40/60 covers. Limited edition 181/500. editions, staining to one otherwise in Very good condition £40/60 906 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1925. good condition. Qty 31 £50/80 Willows hardback reprint (2007) 919 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1946. 897 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1955, with gilt lettering. Limited edition Willows hardback reprint (2012) 1957 and 1959. Original cloth 123/500. Very good condition with gilt lettering. Limited edition covers. Slight bowing to all spines £40/60 186/250. Very good condition to a greater or lesser extent, minor £40/60 907 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1926. darkening and age toning to spines Willows hardback reprint (2007) with 920 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1942, otherwise in good condition. Sold gilt lettering. Limited edition 14/500. 1943, 1944 and 1945. Willows with a rebound 1925 edition lacking Very good condition £40/60 hardback reprints with gilt lettering. original front wrapper, only fair The 1942 is limited edition 639/750 condition. Qty 4 £30/50 908 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1927. the 1943, 471/500, the 1944, Willows softback reprint (2007) in 898 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 364/500 and the 1945, 436/500. light brown hardback covers with gilt 1864-1878. Willows ‘150th VG £100/150 lettering. Limited edition 152/500. Anniversary Reprint’. Fifteen Very good condition £40/60 921 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1942, facsimile editions published 2012. 1943, 1944 and 1945. Willows Limited edition 118/150. Brown hard 909 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1928. reprints in softback covers. The 1942 board covers with gilt lettering to Willows softback reprint (2008) in edition is a limited edition 684/750, covers and spine. In original Willows light brown hardback covers with gilt the 1943, 181/500, the 1944, brown presentation box and slip case lettering. Limited edition 116/500. 747/750 and the 1945, 177/500. as issued. Excellent condition Very good condition £40/60 Very good condition £100/150 £350/450 910 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1939. 922 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1984, 899 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1906. Willows reprint (2012) in softback 1986, 1989, 1991 and 1993. Five Willows softback reprint (1999) in covers. Limited edition 84/500. Very

88 89 original hardbacks with original signed in ink by two of the five . Odd minor faults, dustwrappers. The 1984 edition ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their otherwise in good condition £25/35 signed in ink by two of the five photograph plate, Jason Gillespie 929 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their and . Minor wear to 2003, 2004, 2007 and 2009. Four photograph plate, and dustwrappers, otherwise in good original hardbacks, all lacking (Middlesex). The 1986 condition £25/35 original dustwrappers. The 2003 signed by two of the five ‘Cricketers 925 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1995. edition signed in ink by one of the of the Year’ to their photograph Original hardback with original five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to the plate, Richard Ellison (Kent) and Neal dustwrapper. Signed in ink by all five photograph plate of . Radford (Worcestershire). The 1989 of the ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their The 2004 edition signed in ink by one signed by three of the five ‘Cricketers photograph plate, , of the five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to of the Year’ to their photograph plate, Steve Rhodes, Tim Munton, the photograph plate of Chris Adams. Kim Barnett (Derbyshire), Jeffrey Malcolm and . G/VG Also signed to the photographic Dujon (West Indies) and £30/40 plate of on his final Test (Worcestershire). The 1991 signed appearance at The Oval. The 2007 by four of the five ‘Cricketers of the 926 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1998. edition signed in ink by two of the Year’ to their photograph plate, Alan Original hardback with original five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their Butcher (Glamorgan), Mark Waugh dustwrapper. Signed in ink by all photograph plate, (Essex), Mike Atherton (Lancashire) five of the ‘Cricketers of the Year’ and . The 2009 and (Middlesex). to their photograph plate, Matthew edition signed in ink by two of the The 1993 signed by three of the Elliott, , Glenn McGrath, five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their Matthew Maynard and Graham photograph plate, James Anderson photograph plate, Martyn Moxon, Thorpe. Minor wear to dustwrapper, and . Odd minor Ian Salisbury and Alec Stewart. otherwise in good condition £30/40 faults, otherwise in good condition Some wear to dustwrappers, good 927 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2001. £25/35 condition £25/35 Original hardback lacking original 930 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2008, 923 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1992. dustwrapper. Signed in ink by all five 2009, 2010 and 2015. Four original Original hardback with original of the ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their hardbacks, the 2010 edition with dustwrapper. Signed in ink by all photograph plate, Mark Alleyne, original dustwrapper. The 2008 five of the ‘Cricketers of the Year’ Martin Bicknell, , edition signed in ink by two of the to their photograph plate, Phil Justin Langer and Darren Lehmann. five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to the DeFreitas (Lancashire), G/VG £25/35 photograph plates of Shivnarine (Surrey), (West 928 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2003, Chanderpaul and Ryan Sidebottom. Indies), (Warwickshire) 2004, 2005 and 2006. Four original The 2009 edition signed in ink by two and (West Indies). hardbacks, the 2005 and 2006 of the five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ Minor wear to dustwrapper, slight editions with original dustwrappers. to their photograph plate, James bowing to spine, otherwise in good The 2003 edition signed in ink by Anderson and Dale Benkenstein. The condition £30/40 three of the five ‘Cricketers of the 2010 edition signed in ink by two 924 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1994, Year’ to their photograph plate, of the five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ 1996, 1999, 2000 and 2002. Five , to their photograph plate, Stuart original hardbacks, four with original and Shaun Pollock. Also signed by Broad and Matt Prior. The 2015 dustwrappers. The 1994 edition Vaughan to the front endpaper, the edition signed in ink by two of the signed in ink by three of the five signature with ink blot. The 2004 five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their edition signed in ink by three of the photograph plate, photograph plate, , five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their and . Odd minor faults, and . The photograph plate, Andrew Flintoff, otherwise in good condition £25/35 1996 edition signed in ink by two and Chris Adams. Also CRICKET BOOKS of the five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ signed to the title and facing page to their photograph plate, Dominic by eighteen members of the Sussex 931 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Cork and Angus Fraser. The 1999 County Championship winning Game’. Volume I. Numbers 1-21 edition signed in ink by two of the team 2003 including Adams, Kirtley, (10th May to 28th September five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ to their Mushtaq Ahmed, Lewry, Yardy, 1882). Complete with title-page and photograph plate, Jonty Rhodes and Martin-Jenkins, Innes, Goodwin contents page to front. Illustrated. Darren Gough, also by Alan Butcher. etc. The 2005 edition signed in ink Original publishers cloth, with titles in The 2000 edition signed in ink by two by three of the five ‘Cricketers of gilt. Minor wear to spine and boards, of the five ‘Cricketers of the Year’ the Year’ to their photograph plate, slight breaking to front internal to their photograph plate, Lance Ashley Giles, Robert Key and Marcus hinge, odd neat pencil annotations Klusener and Saqlain Mushtaq, also Trescothick. The 2006 edition signed to page margins, some age toning signed by Shane Warne, one of the in ink by three of the five ‘Cricketers internally, otherwise in very good five ‘Cricketers of the Century’. The of the Year’ to their photograph condition £60/90 2002 edition, lacking dustwrapper, plate, , and The magazine ran from 1882 to 1913

90 932 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 937 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 26th January, Sammy Woods, 23rd Game’. Volume II. Numbers 1-49 Game’. Volume VIII. Numbers February, and W.G. Grace, 4th May (16th February to 27th December 200-229 (24th January to 27th 1893, also statistical supplements for 1883). Complete with title-page and December 1889). Complete with issues dated 25th May, 29th June, contents page to front. Illustrated. title-page and contents page to 6th July and 13th July. Wear to board Bound in blue half leather, with titles front. Illustrated. Bound in green half and spine extremities, otherwise in in gilt to spine. Minor wear to spine leather, with title in gilt to spine. Wear very good condition. Rare to see and boards, otherwise in very good to board and spine extremities, slight original supplements within a bound condition £40/60 breaking to front internal hinge, one volume £70/100 internal page detached, otherwise in 933 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 941 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the very good condition £40/60 Game’. Volume III. Numbers 50-79 Game’. Volume XIII. Numbers (31st January to 25th December 938 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 350-379 (25th January to 28th 1884). Complete with title-page and Game’. Volumes IX and X. Numbers December 1894). Complete with contents page to front. Illustrated. 230-259 (27th January to 27th title-page and contents page to Bound in blue leather, with titles in December 1890) and 260-289 (27th front. Illustrated. Bound in green gilt to spine. Slight fading to spine January to 31st December 1891). half leather, with title in gilt to and minor wear to spine and boards, Bound together in maroon half spine. Wear to board and spine breaking to front internal hinge, odd leather as one, with title in gilt to extremities, slight breaking to front nick to page edges, otherwise in very spine. Volume VII complete, Volume internal hinge, odd nicks to internal good condition £40/60 VIII lacking no. 203, 18th April pages with two pages detached or 1888. Title-page and contents page partially detached, otherwise in very 934 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the to front of each volume. Illustrated. good condition. Rare to see original Game’. Volume IV. Numbers 80-109 Volume X with two ‘Supplement to supplements within a bound volume (29th January to 24th December Cricket’ dated 25th June 1891 and £40/60 1885). Complete with title-page and 6th August 1891. Volume IX with contents page to front. Illustrated. 942 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the odd pages detached. Minor wear to Bound in blue leather, with titles Game’. Volumes XIII and XIV. board and spine extremities, odd nick in gilt to spine. Slight fading to Numbers 350-379 (25th January to to pages edges, otherwise in good spine and minor wear to spine and 28th December 1894) and 380-409 condition £60/90 boards, breaking to internal hinges, (31st January to 26th December otherwise in very good condition 939 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 1895). Bound together in maroon £40/60 Game’. Volume XI. Numbers 290-319 half leather as one, with title in gilt (28th January to 29th December to spine (incorrectly dated ‘Vols 14 935 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 1892). Complete with title-page and & 15’). Illustrated. Title-page and Game’. Volumes V and VI. Numbers contents page to front. Illustrated. contents page of Vol. XIV bound 110-139 (28th January to 30th Bound in green half leather, with in to front, lacking the title and December 1886) and 140-169 title in gilt to spine. Includes pictorial contents pages for Vol. XIII, which (27th January to 29th December supplements of the ‘English Cricket is also lacking issue 353, 12th April 1887). Bound together in red half Team on Tour, South Africa 1891-2’ 1894, otherwise complete. Includes leather as one, with title in gilt to dated 12th May 1892, ‘Surrey Team two large fold-out pictorial ‘specimen spine. Both complete with title-page 1892’ (28th July), ‘Yorkshire Eleven print’ advertising supplements for and contents page to front of each 1892’ (11th August), ‘The Middlesex ‘Famous Cricketers and Cricket volume. Illustrated. Light wear County Eleven 1892’, (18th August), Grounds’, featuring W.G. Grace to boards and spine, breaking to ‘The Nottingham Team 1892’ (25th and dated 23rd May, and 6th June internal hinges, odd nick and foxing August), G.A. Lohmann (27th 1894 featuring William Gunn, also to pages edges, otherwise in very October), and ‘Somerset v Norfshire statistical supplement dated 13th good condition £60/90 [sic]’ (24th November). Wear to June 1895. Minor wear to board and 936 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the board and spine extremities, slight spine extremities, some splitting to Game’. Volumes VII and VIII. breaking to internal hinges, odd nicks spine, breaking to internal hinges, Numbers 170-199 (26th January to to internal pages, otherwise in very age toning to later pages, odd nick 27th December 1888) and 200-229 good condition. Rare to see full page to pages edges, otherwise in good (24th January to 27th December supplements within a bound volume condition £70/100 1889). Bound together in red half £70/100 943 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the leather as one, with title in gilt to 940 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game’. Volume XV. Numbers spine. Volume VII complete, Volume Game’. Volume XII. Numbers 410-439 (30th January to 31st VIII lacking no. 203, 18th April 1888. 320-349 (26th January to 28th December 1896). Complete with Title-page and contents page to front December 1893). Complete with title-page and contents page to front. of each volume. Illustrated. Fading title-page and contents page to Illustrated. Original publisher’s green and light wear to spine, odd nick to front. Illustrated. Bound in green cloth. Gilt titles to front and spine. pages edges, otherwise in very good half leather, with title in gilt to spine. Includes statistical supplement dated condition £60/90 Includes pictorial supplements bound 2nd July 1896. Minor wear to head in of A.E. Stoddart in the issue of and foot of spine, slight bumping to

90 91 corners, minor dulling to spine gilt, crease to pages, minor age toning, condition £100/150 slight breaking to internal hinges, otherwise in very good condition 953 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the otherwise in very good condition £100/150 Game’. Volume XXVII. Numbers £80/120 948 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 770-799 (30th January to 24th 944 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game’. Volume XXII. Numbers December 1908). Complete with Game’. Volume XVI. Numbers 620-649 (29th January to 31st title-page and contents page to front. 440-469 (28th January to 30th December 1903). Complete with Illustrated. Original publisher’s green December 1897). Complete with title-page and contents page to front. cloth, with nice bright gilt titles to title-page and contents page to Illustrated. Original publisher’s green front and spine. Very light rubbing to front. Illustrated. Bound in green cloth, with nice bright gilt titles to spine edges and bumping to corners, leather, with gilt title to spine. Wear front and spine. Very light rubbing to light vertical crease to pages, minor and some splitting to spine, breaking board and spine edges, light vertical age toning, otherwise in very good to internal hinges, age toning to crease to pages, minor age toning, condition £100/150 pages, odd nicks to internal pages otherwise in very good condition 954 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the with one contents page partially £100/150 Game’. Volume XXVIII. Numbers detached, otherwise in good/ very 949 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 800-829 (28th January to 21st good condition £40/60 Game’. Volume XXIII. Numbers December 1909). Complete with 945 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 650-679 (28th January to 22nd title-page and contents page to front. Game’. Volumes XVII and XVIII. December 1904). Complete with Illustrated. Original publisher’s green Numbers 470-499 (27th January to title-page and contents page to cloth, with nice bright gilt titles to 22nd December 1898) and 500-529 front. Illustrated. Original publisher’s front and spine. Very light rubbing to (26th January to 21st December green cloth, with nice bright gilt titles spine edges and bumping to corners, 1899). Bound together in maroon to front and spine. Very light spotting light vertical crease to pages, minor half leather as one, with title in gilt to boards and bumping to corners, age toning, otherwise in very good to spine. Complete with title-page light vertical crease to pages, minor condition £100/150 and contents page to front of each age toning, otherwise in very good 955 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the volume. Illustrated. Includes full page condition £100/150 Game’. Volume XXIX. Numbers pictorial supplements, one of F.E. 950 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 830-859 (27th January to 22nd Lacey dated 5th May 1898 bound in Game’. Volume XXIV. Numbers December 1910). Complete with as frontispiece, also G.G. Hearne and 680-709 (26th January to 21st title-page and contents page to front. W. Attewell, 26th May 1898. Old December 1905). Complete with Illustrated. Original publisher’s green tape repairs to internal hinges, front title-page and contents page to cloth, with nice bright gilt titles to board previously detached. Heavy front. Illustrated. Bound in green front and spine. Very light rubbing to wear to spine, age toning to pages, leather, with gilt title to spine. Some spine edges and bumping to corners, odd nick to pages edges, otherwise wear to spine and board extremities, light vertical crease to pages, minor internally in good condition £60/90 minor age toning, otherwise in very age toning, otherwise in very good 946 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the good condition £50/70 condition £100/150 Game’. Volumes XIX and XX. 951 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 956 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Numbers 530-559 (25th January to Game’. Volume XXV. Numbers Game’. Volume XXX, numbers 20th December 1900) and 560-589 710-739 (25th January to 20th 860-889 (26th January to (31st January to 19th December December 1906). Complete with December 1911) and ‘Rugby, 1901). Bound together in maroon title-page and contents page to front. Football and Cricket’, Volume I, half leather as one, with title in gilt Illustrated. Original publisher’s green numbers 1-13 (7th October to to spine. Complete with title-page cloth, with nice bright gilt titles to 30th December 1911, first and and contents page to front of each front and spine. Very minor spotting last issues). Complete with title- volume. Illustrated. Some wear to to boards and bumping to corners, page and contents page to front. spine and board extremities, breaking light vertical crease to pages, minor Illustrated. Bound in one volume to front internal hinge, age toning to age toning, tear to p23, otherwise in in green half leather, gilt title to pages, odd nicks and tears to pages very good condition £100/150 spine. The issue dated 15th April edges, otherwise in good condition includes a large and rare fold-out £60/90 952 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the supplement of ‘Cricket Fixtures for Game’. Volume XXVI. Numbers 947 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the 1911’ printed in red and green with 740-769 (31st January to 19th Game’. Volume XXI. Numbers decorative borders. The colourful December 1907). Complete with 590-619 (30th January to 18th poster features a central calendar title-page and contents page to front. December 1902). Complete with of fixtures for 1911 including Illustrated. Original publisher’s green title-page and contents page to front. the Indian tour matches and, cloth, with nice bright gilt titles to Illustrated. Original publisher’s green above and below, images of the front and spine. Very light rubbing to cloth, with nice bright gilt titles to Leicestershire and Norfolk teams. spine edges and bumping to corners, front and spine. Very light rubbing to To corners are head and shoulders light vertical crease to pages, minor board and spine edges, light vertical images of Trumper, Bardsley age toning, otherwise in very good

92 (Australia), Faulkner (South Africa) to front. Illustrated. Bound in green 964 John (+ James) Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ and Bird (Surrey). Also to borders half leather, gilt title to spine. Some Companion 1866 (second year of a collection of nine advertisements wear and rubbing to spine and board issue) to 1885. Complete run of for The Cricket Bat, edges of the binding, fading to the annual for the stated period in Gardiner’s cricket bats, Gradidge spine. Pages nice and bright. Overall various bindings, some with original bats, Duke & Sons cricket balls, in good/ very good condition green wrappers. The 1866 bound Spalding’s cricket supplies, £200/300 in modern pale lilac boards, lacking Pattisson Horse Boots, ‘Lirine’ original wrappers. The 1867 in 959 The Cricketer Magazine 1921-2014. cricket shoe cleaner, and ‘Vigoral’ original wrappers, odd nicks to spine, A complete run of the magazine from beef essence. The poster measures otherwise good. The 1868 bound 1921 (Volume I, first issue) to 2014. 22.5”x17”. Slight rubbing to spine in red half leather, lacking original Volumes from 1921 to 1939, also edges of the binding, light vertical wrappers. The 1869 in green boards, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1955 and 1957 crease to pages, minor age toning, original wrappers retained. Three bound in original publisher’s green odd minor nicks, otherwise in very editions for 1868, 1870 and 1871 cloth with gilt titles, the remainder good condition. Not previously bound together in one volume in loose issues in official binders. seen by the auctioneer in this black half leather, gilt title to spine, All volumes checked and appear complete bound format comprising lacking original wrappers. The 1872 complete with the exception of 1992 both magazine titles and with the and 1873 issues both in original which is lacking the February issue. bound in poster £200/300 wrappers, the 1872 with cloth tape to Fading to some spines of original spine, the 1873 with adhesive marks The first issue of a new magazine bindings, the Spring 1944 issue to spine. The 1874 in green boards, titled ‘Rugby, Football and Cricket’ with heavy wear, odd faults to other original wrappers retained. The 1875 was issued on 7th October 1911 individual issues, otherwise overall in and 1876 both in original wrappers and ran weekly. In the meantime good/ very good condition with cloth tape to spines. The 1877 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the £200/300 bound in original contemporary Game’ continued as a standalone 960 South African Cricket Annual navy blue leather with raised bands publication in its original monthly 1951/52-2011. Complete run of the to spine, tooled decorations, titles format in winter as in previous years, annual from 1951/52 (first issue) to and the Prince of Wales emblem in through to the December 1911 issue. 2011. Light wear to the spine of the gilt and gilt page edges. Some wear In the editorial on the front page of 1951/52, minor wear to other earlier and rubbing to spine, otherwise a the 30th December (and last) issue editions, overall in good/ very good nice copy in good condition. The of ‘Rugby, Football and Cricket’ by condition. Qty 58 £50/70 1878 bound in marbled boards, editor, Pentelow, the announcement original front wrapper laid down was made that the new magazine 961 Cricket Almanack of New Zealand to front cover, lacking original rear would not continue due to lack of 1948-2011. Complete run of the wrapper. Loss to front wrapper, Title support (and unpaid subscriptions!) annual from 1948 (first issue) to page partially detached, breaking to from the rugby readers, and the 2011. Some wear and old tape repair page block, only fair condition. The existing cricket readers not taking to the spine of the 1948, minor wear 1879 in original green wrappers, kindly to the change in format and odd tape repair to other earlier green cloth tape to spine, wear to editions, overall in good/ very good 957 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the wrappers and internal foxing. The condition. Qty 64 £40/60 Game’. Volume I (New Series). 1880 in original wrappers, cloth Numbers 1-30 (27th January to 962 Yorkshire C.C.C. annuals 1939-1991. tape to spine. The 1881, 1882, 14th December 1912). Complete Thirty copies of the handbook for 1883 and 1885 bound similarly in with title-page and contents page to seasons 1939, 1947, 1949-1954 pale green boards with green cloth front. Illustrated. Original publisher’s and 1958-1967. Some duplication. spines, the 1881 lacking original green cloth, with nice bright gilt The majority of covers worn and/ wrappers, breaking to front internal titles to front and spine. Very light or with fading to spine and gilts, the hinge, the 1882 with original front rubbing to spine edges and bumping 1939 with heavy staining to spine wrapper, modern tape reinforcement to corners, light vertical crease to and boards. Only fair condition. Also to internal hinges, the 1883 with pages, minor age toning, otherwise fifteen copies of the 1981 edition in original rear wrapper, breaking to in very good condition £250/350 blue cloth, and fourteen of the 1991 page block, the 1885 lacking original in green, all in very good condition. wrappers, tape reinforcement to The ‘New Series’ marked the Qty 45 £30/50 internal hinges. The 1884 with relaunch of the publication in an original rear wrapper, replacement expanded format and under new 963 ‘Bussey Cricket Diary & Companion plain paper front wrapper and green editorship, in a bid to resurrect 1894 to 1907’. Complete run of cloth spine. Condition ranges from flagging sales small leather bound black (one very good to only fair as described. green) cricket diaries produced by 958 ‘Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Qty 19 £250/350 George G. Bussey for 1894 (third Game’. Volume II (New Series), year of issue) to 1907. Gilt to all 965 ‘Cricket Chat: Gleanings from numbers 31-60 (18th January to edges. Qty 14. All unused. Very “Cricket”... Portraits & Biographies 17th December 1913). Complete good condition £100/150 of Eminent Cricketers’. Published by with title-page and contents page the ‘Cricket Office’. Four editions

92 93 of the annual comprising reprints 970 Surrey County Cricket Club paper by eleven members of the of biographical articles originally Handbook 1894. Original boards 1964 team. Signatures are Kenyon published in ‘Cricket A Weekly with gilt titles to front board. Some (Captain), Headley, Graveney, Record’. Issues are for 1886 (third wear to the board extremities an Horton, Ormrod, Gifford, Booth, year of publication) covering articles some loss to spine. First section of Flavell, Coldwell, Richardson and published 1884-85, rebound in pages neatly detached. Ex Merton Fearnley. Wear to covers and spine, modern grey boards lacking original library. Sold with four official internally good £50/80 wrappers. Two copies of the 1888 yearbooks for seasons 1976, and 976 Worcestershire County Cricket Club. issue (fifth year of publication) 1978-1980 in good condition. Qty 5 Official History & Guide 1928. covering articles published 1886-87, £20/30 Compiled and edited by J.B. Payne. one in original paper wrappers, 971 Glamorgan C.C.C. Yearbooks 1946 Published by the Club. Original front wrapper detached, lacking to 1959 Odd minor faults, very decorative stiffened wrappers. spine paper, the other rebound in minor rusting to staples to odd Minor soiling to boards otherwise in modern grey boards, lacking original editions, otherwise in good/very very good condition £140/180 wrappers. 1889 issue (sixth year good condition. Qty 14 £40/60 of publication) covering articles 977 Worcestershire County Cricket published 1887-88, in original paper 972 Surrey County Cricket Club Club Official Yearbook 1948 and wrappers, loss to spine paper. Overall Yearbooks for 1923, 1927 & 1929. 1950. Original decorative stiffened in good condition £50/80 Original boards with gilt title to front wrappers. The 1948 edition with cover. Some wear to spines with minor age toning to wrappers, slight ‘Cricket Chat’ was published from small loss to two otherwise in good rusting to staples otherwise in very 1884-1892 with a further two issues condition. Qty 3 £30/40 good condition. The 1950 edition in published in 1914 good condition. Qty 2 £30/50 973 The Cricketer Magazine. Bound 966 ‘The Cricket Quarterly. A Journal volumes for Vol II. No 1. May 6th 978 ‘Feltham’s Cricketer for 1878’. Edited devoted to the Noble Game of 1922 to Vol II. No.22, October 1922, by George H. West. London 1878. Cricket’ 1963-1970. Edited by Vol III. December 1922 to April 1923 Original blue boards with titles in gilt Roland Bowen. Mullion, Cornwall. and Annual, Vol IV. No 1. May 12th to front board. Frontispiece image Complete run of the journal, with 1923 to Vol IV. April 1923, Vol. XXIX. of Henry Jupp. Some breaking to all indices, forewords, bound in blue No 1. May 1st 1948 to Vol. XXIX. No front and rear internal hinges, minor boards with gilt titles. Eight volumes. 10. September 4th 1948 and Spring wear to boards, odd minor faults Ex Coldham collection, with original Annual and Vol XXX. April 30 1949 otherwise in good condition £40/60 receipts from the Bookbinders dated to Vol XXX. No.10. September 3rd 1968. VG £80/120 The second and last issue of 1949. The first two volumes with ‘Feltham’s Cricketer’ 967 Kent C.C.C. Annuals for 1966, original wrappers. Sold with ‘Cricket 1969-1972, 1983-1985 and of Today & Yesterday’. Percy Cross 979 ‘The Norfolk Cricket Annual. Season 1987-1999. Plus three Yorkshire Standing. London 1902. Volumes I & 1889’. Edited by W.S. Barker and Annuals for 1959, 1965 and 1968. II. (ex R.Appleyard collection) plus a J.H. Hatch. First year of publication. G £15/25 duplicate rebound edition of Volumes Published by Jarrold & Sons, London 1&2 (some faults) and ‘Famous and Norwich. Original printed card 968 The Cricketers & Cricket Grounds’. C.W. boards. Minor wear to spine and 1948-1962, 1974, 1975, 1977-2001, Alcock. London 1895 (some staining boards, slight age toning otherwise 2004 & 2005. Run of the Annual, to rear board, broken internal hinges. in very good condition. Sold with the copies for 1948-1962 in larger Odd faults, generally good condition a further 1895 edition, 6th year format. Plus a quantity of the £50/80 of publication, bound in maroon Cricketer Quarterly 1970/2000’s, boards with gilt titles, lacking 1973-1975 and 1977-1979 bound, 974 The Athletic News Cricket Annual original wrappers, red page edges. Journal of the Cricket Society 1910, 1921, 1927, 1928, 1932 (2), Edited by Robin H. Legge. Very good Volumes 1-5 complete plus others, 1937 and 1938. Faults to some condition. Qty 2 £120/160 Cricketers’ Who’s Who 1982, 1985, copies, the 1910 with detached 1986, 1990, 1992, 1994 & 1996, wrappers, the 1921 with broken The Annual ran in various editions odd county yearbook/annual etc. internal hinges, one of the 1932 from 1889-1898, 1909/10, Fair/good condition £40/60 editions with detached front wrapper, 1910/11, 1926 and 1927 the other with broken internal hinges, 969 ‘Scarborough Cricket Club Annual 980 ‘Glamorgan C.C.C. 1921-1948’. Roy the 1937 edition lacking wrappers Report’. Official four page printed Webber and Kenneth M. Arnott. and the 1938 with heavy wear to reports for 1878, 1897, 1901, 1902, Cricket Book Society, England. wrappers, some age toning and 1903, 1905, 1906, 1908, 1909, Rebound in green cloth with gilt title darkening to most editions otherwise 1913, 1915 1916 and 1918. Sold to spine. Original wrappers retained. in generally good condition. Qty 8 with official souvenir Programmes Signed in ink to the original front £30/40 No. 4 and No.6 for the Scarborough cover by Roy Webber, and to the Festival of 1954 and 1956. Odd 975 ‘Worcestershire C.C.C. Centenary title page ‘Best wishes, Roy’. VG faults, folds, good condition £50/70 Year Book 1965’. Original green £25/35 boards. Nicely signed to front end

94 981 ‘Arthur Haygarth’s Cricket Scores edition of 440 copies, this being is accompanied by a collection of & Biographies’. Four volumes with 401 in slip case. Signed by Webber over forty original pen and ink original publisher’s red cloth and and the Grand Daughter and Great illustrations by Rowell used in the gilt titles to front and spine. Vol. V Nephew of W.G. Grace. VG £30/40 book and two not used, and a file (1855 to 1857) London 1876. Vol. belonging to the publisher, Douglas 988 ‘M.C.C. in South Africa 1938-39’. VI (1858 to 1860), London 1876. Service, comprising an exchange Brian Bassano. J.W. McKenzie, Ewell Vol. VII (1861 to 1862), London of correspondence between Parker 1997. Good dustwrapper. Sold 1877. Vol. VIII (1863-1864), London and Service from 1943 to 1952 with four J.W. McKenzie facsimile 1877. Some wear to head and foot of over thirty letters detailing the reprints. ‘Curiosities of Cricket from of spines, some staining to boards development of the book, with the earliest records to the present otherwise in good condition £30/50 original letters from Parker and copy time’ by an Old Cricketer (1978). letters from Service to Parker. The 982 New Zealand and South African Unnumbered limited edition of letters and illustrations all contained cricket annuals 1949-1957. Three 150 copies. ‘Lillywhite’s Illustrated in a modern blue cloth case. G/VG issues of ‘The Cricket Almanack Hand-book of Cricket’ edited by £300/500 of New Zealand for seasons 1949 A Cantab (1988). ‘Recollections of (second year of issue), 1956 and Lord’s and the Marylebone Cricket 995 Roland Pretty Hill (‘RIP’) 1866-1949. 1958. Also six issues of the ‘South Club’, William H. Slatter (1989). ‘The An excellent collection of all twenty African Cricket Annual’ 1951/52, Grand Matches of Cricket Played original pen and ink illustrations for 1952/53, and 1954-1957. Some in England from 1771 to 1791’, W. the book ‘J.N. Crawford’s Trip to wear to wrappers, otherwise in good Epps (1989). Qty 5. VG £30/40 Kangarooland. Illustrated by Rip!’ condition. Qty 9 £30/40 1909 by John Neville Crawford 989 ‘Men in White. The History of (Surrey, South Australia & England 983 ‘Old English Cricket. Six pamphlets New Zealand International Cricket 1904-1921) drawn by Roland Pretty by H.P.-T.’. Percy Francis Thomas. 1894-1985. Auckland 1986. Deluxe Hill under his pseudonym ‘RIP’. A Stoke 1995. Facsimile reprint by full leather bound edition of 1200 unique collection of all nineteen Willows Publishing of the 1929 copies, this copy being number original pen and ink illustrations on edition. Hardback. Limited edition 976. The largest cricket book ever card which featured in the book number 264/300. VG £20/30 produced measuring 15.5”x22”and including the design for the front weighing 13.2kg!. Gilt to all edges. 984 ‘The Ross Gregory Story’. D. Frith. cover of the book and similar title Good condition in slip case, minor Melbourne 2003. Deluxe limited page which features Crawford in wear to slip case £140/180 edition of only 50 numbered copies stripped blazer shaking hands with produced in black quarter leather, 990 ‘Innings Complete’. Philip Paine. a kangaroo, both Crawford and the marbled end-papers and top edge Volumes 12 (2007), 15 (2010), 16 kangaroo are wearing spectacles in gilt. Although this has not got a (2011), 18 (2012), 21 (2015), 23 the original illustration but on the limitation label it is clearly a limited (2017), and 24 (2018, final volume actual printed cover and title page edition book, signed by Frith. in the series). All limited editions each only Crawford is wearing them, as Excellent condition £40/60 of 250 copies signed by the author, he did all his playing career. The front various limitation numbers. Very cover/title page measures 8”x10.5” 985 ‘Cricket Books. Great Collectors of good condition. Qty 7 £30/50 and the remaining nineteen various the Past’. Irving Rosenwater. Privately sized are smaller, some with shading printed by J.G. Eccles, Inverness for 991 Wisden Anthology 1978-2006. in blue crayon, many signed by the the Author 1976. Nine portraits. Full Leather bound limited edition no. artist and captioned. There is also green leather with gilt to top edge. 97/300, gilt to page edges. Signed a proof sheet with captions altered Limited edition number 7 of 200 to title page by Stephen Moss, in pencil. Running in appearance copies of which 190 were for sale, Matthew Engel, Tim De Lisle and order from the book, the title page signed by Rosenwater and dedicated Graeme Wright, all former Editors of being the first, there are illustrations ‘To Anthony Woodhouse- in warm Wisden. Excellent condition £25/35 of an Umpire signalling ‘Over’ (2), friendship’. Very good condition 992 ‘Sam Cook’. Alan Gibson. Privately Crawford, who was only 20 years old £80/120 published 1992. Limited edition no. when he went on the tour and under 986 ‘Imperial Cricket’. P.F. Warner. 8/50. Bound in original brown cloth age, asking his fathers permission London 1912. Original full red and signed to the title page by both (3), Crawford asking the umpire for Morocco, gilts to front cover and Cook and the author. VG £40/60 ‘a dry handkerchief to lend me’ [to spine. All pages edges gilt. Limited wipe his spectacles whilst bowling 993 No lot subscribers edition of 900 copies, (4), Crawford batting in full flow this being number 339. Padwick 83. 994 ‘The Cricketer’s Week-End Book’. ‘A La Lyons. Out of the ground Small tear to frontispiece interleaf, Eric Parker with illustrations by Cyril for 6’ (5) [with preliminary sketch otherwise in very good condition E. Rowell. Seeley Service & Co., to verso], Crawford and Richard £40/60 London 1952. Original hardback A.Young (Cambridge University, with good dustwrapper. Signed in Sussex & England)1905-1925 987 ‘The Chronicle of W.G.’. J.R. Webber. ink to the front endpaper by Parker (nickname Blurr, he went to Repton Nottingham 1998. Original stiffened ‘With all good wishes February 5 School with Crawford) walking out wrappers. Limited edition subscribers 1953’. Padwick 5861. The book in Sydney ‘Giving the Sydney Girls a

94 95 treat’ (6), Hutchings, Crawford and Hobbs etc positioned below, the 72 wickets at 23.90 and made 635 Young, in individual beds, Young caption reads ‘The Gunn mounted, runs at an average of 26.45 with a having nightmares (due to his poor top of the Averages’ (18) [Gunn highest score of 114. He also took 17 performance in the first Test) ‘Bad topped the tour batting averages catches. luck Fielder!, well bowled!’ (7), two with 831 runs at 51.93 with a highest John Neville Crawford (1886-1963) images of the same Australian crowd score of 122no], the penultimate played mainly for Surrey and South at the first Test, one smiling and illustration features Crawford and Australia. An amateur, he played as happy, the other troubled entitled Len Braund plus the rest of the team an all-rounder. As a right-handed ‘Australia doing well, Australian dashing to catch the ship home ‘The batsman, Crawford had a reputation wickets falling fast’ (8), the proof Race for the boat and home’ (19) for scoring quickly and hitting sheet depicting an English Lion and a and the final illustration shows Jones powerful shots. He bowled Australian Kangaroo, England doing (the England Captain) shaking hands medium-paced and was well by the Wednesday evening and with (the Australian noted for his accuracy and his ability not so well by the Thursday’ evening Captain) with caption ‘Au Revoir!. to make the ball turn sharply from entitled ‘An Australian Caricature’ The Two Skippers’ (20). Minor the pitch. Unusually for a first-class (9), Tarrant batting slowly in the tour adhesive marks to the backs of most cricketer, Crawford wore spectacles match with a Victorian XI following of the illustrations otherwise in very while playing. Crawford established the Test, the illustration shows good condition. Sold with a printed a reputation as an outstanding members of the team including internet download electronic copy cricketer while still a schoolboy. Crawford making comments around of the book showing the printed He played Test cricket for England Tarrant with caption ‘Cricket- A illustrations. The book is a rarely before he was 21 years old, and matter of endurance’ (10), a seen tour item, Knights Auctioneers successfully toured South Africa with batsman being given out by the have sold one copy in twenty seven the M.C.C. in 1905/06 and Australia umpire, with Crawford bowling, years of trading. Previously sold by with the MCC in 1907–08. He entitled ‘You’ve had two or three Christie’s Auctioneers in June 2003 played only 12 matches for England, very narrow squeaks before, my boy’ as lot 121 £1000/1500 although critics believed he had a (11), an excellent image of Barnes The English cricket team in Australia great future in the sport and was a and Fielder walking off triumphantly in 1907–08 lost the Test series, and potential future England captain. In with bats over their shoulders having with it the Ashes, 4–1. They were two successive English seasons, he scored the 40 runs required to win handicapped by Arthur Jones, their completed the double of 1,000 runs the second Test by one wicket, captain, having to miss the first three and 100 wickets in first-class games. entitled ‘The two bowlers whose Tests through illness. Frederick Fane batting won the second Test’ (12), A dispute over the composition led the side during Jones’ absence. head and shoulders image of a very of a Surrey side chosen to play a George Gunn, in Australia for the hot Crawford wearing a boater and high-profile game against Australia good of his health, was called into smoking a cigarette entitled ‘Blisters!’ in 1909, after several professional the touring party to bolster the due to the high temperatures in the players were omitted for disciplinary batting and was a great success, Third Test at Adelaide (13), ‘Blurr reasons, led to an increasingly bitter scoring two hundreds including fishing’, image showing Blurr (R.A. disagreement between Crawford and one on his Test debut, and scoring Young) fishing with a rod, in the the Surrey authorities. Crawford was 462 runs at an average of 51.33. River Tamar [Tasmania] whilst in told he had no future with the club, Nevertheless, England’s batting was the water himself (14), Crawford and moved to Australia. There, he fragile throughout the series, with in batting attire pondering the fact worked as a teacher and continued his only Kenneth Hutchings scoring a that he almost made a pair in the cricket career with South Australia. hundred in addition to Gunn. Jack fourth Test at Melbourne (he made This arrangement had a controversial Hobbs made his England debut in 0 & 1) (15), Crawford and Hutchings end, when he clashed with the South the second Test, the only one which eating oysters and drinking ginger Australian Cricket Association over England won, scoring 83 and 28, beer entitled ‘Could you eat another money and moved to New Zealand and he had the next best average to dozen Hutch, What! a bad one?’ to play for Otago. That relationship Gunn. The bowling relied on Jack (16), the seventeenth illustration also ended badly, and he left Otago Crawford, and Sydney depicts walking into bat before being conscripted into the Barnes, who took 79 wickets between with wicket keeper Humphries New Zealand armed forces near the them. England lost the first Test by looking on entitled ‘The Invalid. Do I end of the First World War. When only two wickets, and ought to have look very seedy Boys. (Clem Hill, 3rd he was demobilised, he returned to won the third. In the latter match, Test Match)’. (17). [Hill had spent England and made his peace with Clem Hill coming in at number 9 in two days in bed ill with influenza Surrey. He played a handful of games Australia’s second innings because of during the Test, whilst England had between 1919 and 1921 but faded an attack of influenza made 160. He been in the field and then made out of first-class cricket to pursue a added 243 for the eighth wicket with 160 runs...], an excellent illustration career in industry. In all first-class Hartigan (116), their partnership showing George Gunn sitting on cricket, Crawford scored 9,488 runs turning the match. Jack Crawford the top of a cricket bat with other at an average of 32.60 and took 815 had a successful tour all round, the leading run scorers, Hardstaff, Jones, wickets at an average of 20.66. overall tour averages stating he took

96 996 ‘Hampshire County Cricket. The 1002 ‘Cricket Crisis’. J.H. Fingleton. the featured player. Signatures are Official History’ H.S. Altham, John Melbourne 1947. Original , and Arlott, E.D.R. Eagar and Roy Webber. dustwrapper. Signed in ink to . VG £30/50 Phoenix 1957. First edition. Original bookplate photographs by Don 1005 Signed biographies and histories. dustwrapper in good condition. Bradman (four signatures), Harold Seven titles, all hardbacks with good Nicely signed to title page by Altham, Larwood, Joe Hardstaff and Jack dustwrappers unless otherwise stated, Eagar and Arlott. G/VG £50/70 Fingleton. Some nicks to dustwrapper each signed by the author. ‘Straight extremities, the book in good/ very 997 ‘Cricket’. Reg Simpson. London Hit!’, Keith Miller, London 1952. ‘Ted good condition £60/90 1952. Signed to title page by Simpson Dexter’s Cricket Book’, Ted Dexter, in ink. Also signed by Simpson to six 1003 ‘Presenting Indian Cricket’. B. London 1963. Dustwrapper worn. of the ‘Illustration’ pages featuring Sarbadhikary. Calcutta 1946. ‘May’s Men in Australia’, Alec Bedser, him and to cigarette card of Simpson, Original dustwrapper. Nicely signed London 1959. ‘The Ashes Retained’, laid down to front end paper. Odd in ink to the front endpaper by the , London 1979. ‘Two Illustration page detached. G £20/30 twelve members of the England Tours and Pollock. The Australian team for the third Test, England v Cricketers in South Africa 1985-87’, 998 Samuel Canynge Caple. ‘Cricket India, The Oval, 17th-20th August Chris Harte, Adelaide 1988. Limited of Today & Yesterday’. Percy Cross 1946. The signatures were collected edition softback no. 701/1000. Standing. London 1902. Volumes I & in the England dressing room by the ‘Triumph in Australia’, Mike Gatting, II. These were Caple’s books and each original owner who was introduced London 1987. ‘A Captain’s Diary’, is signed and dated to the front end to the players by Denis Compton Alec Stewart’, London 1999. G/VG paper ‘S. Canynge Caple. Guildford. during a rain break. Signatures £30/40 July 25th 1938. Both appear to have are Hammond (Captain), Fishlock, had replacement spines. Some wear, 1006 ‘In Quest of the Ashes’. D.R. Jardine. Compton, Langridge, Edrich, Gomez, marks to boards and extremities London 1933. Signed in ink to inside Washbrook, Smith, Bedser, Hutton, otherwise in good condition £30/50 front cover by L.P. O’Brien and dated Evans and Ikin. Also signed in ink 12th July 1959. Leo O’Brien played Samuel Canynge Caple, a journalist to the autograph page pictures of for Australia in the second and fifth and author was born in in the sixteen featured Indian players, Tests of the 1932/33 ‘Bodyline’ 1910. He wrote several books and possibly collected at the same time. series. Original green cloth. Some pamphlets on cricket Signatures are Nawab of Pataudi soiling to spine paper, slight breaking (Captain), Merchant, Amarnath, 999 ‘Gubby Allen. Man of Cricket’. E.W. to front internal hinge, one bookplate Mushtaq Ali, Hindelkar, Hazare, Swanton. London 1985. Original page detached, otherwise in good Banerjee, Nayudu, Mankad, hardback with excellent dustwrapper. condition £30/50 Sarwate, Modi, Abdul Hafeez, Gul Signed to bookplates of Roy F. Mohammad, Sohoni, Shinde and 1007 ‘How To Play Cricket’. Don Bradman. Arnold to inside front cover and front Nimbalkar. Not previously seen by Daily Mail, London. Revised edition endpaper by Allen and Swanton, and the auctioneer in this fully signed 1948. Original pictorial paper covers. also to half title page by Allen. VG form. Possibly unique. Some staining Signed in ink with dedication to half £20/30 and loss to original dustwrapper. title page, ‘With very best wishes 1000 ‘The Story of the Oval and the History For comparison, and also included from the author. Yours sincerely, Don of Surrey Cricket 1902 to 1948’. in this lot, are two further copies Bradman’. Previously sold by Phillips Louis Palgrave. Cornish Brothers, of the same title, both with good as lot 352, date unknown. Wear and Birmingham 1949. Signed by Alf dustwrappers (small loss to the spine slight loss to head and foot of spine, Gover to the photographic plate of one). One copy is stamped to wrappers partly detached, otherwise opposite p109. Small album page the front dustwrapper, ‘Complete in good/ very good condition £60/90 partially laid down to inside front with Autographs’, with stamped 1008 and Dickie Bird. cover, signed in ink by seven Surrey signatures of all the Indian players in A collection of forty two mainly players, J.B. Hobbs, J.W. Hitch, T.F. purple ink to the autograph pages, modern cricket titles, each signed Shepherd, H.A. Peach, A. Sandham, the other copy is unsigned and by Boycott. Subjects covered include H. Strudwick, and the rarer W.C.H. unstamped. Qty 3. G/VG £300/500 biographies, histories, annuals, Sadler (51 matches 1923-1925). 1004 ‘South Africa. The Years of Isolation humour, broadcasting etc. Good Original pale blue cloth covers a little and the return to international condition. Sold with twenty nine faded, slight breaking to page block, cricket’. Mike Proctor. Harpenden issues of ‘The Cricketer’ magazine otherwise in good condition £30/40 1994. Thirteen signatures in ink 1970-1976, each signed to the front 1001 ‘The Bradman Albums’. Queen Anne to the inside front cover and front cover by Boycott. Some wear to the Press, London 1987. First edition, endpaper of Proctor, Shaun Pollock, odd copy, otherwise good condition. Volumes I & II. Cloth covers, gilt titles Brian McMillan, , Daryl Also eleven limited edition prints to fronts and spines. Card signed by Cullinan, , Gerhardus of ‘Memories. A tribute to Harold Bradman laid down to half title page Liebenberg, Adam Bacher, Mark ‘Dickie’ Bird MBE’ by Geoffrey T. of Volume I. Slip case. Minor marks Boucher, , , Wood 1998. Each signed in pencil to covers, otherwise in very good Jonty Rhodes etc. Additionally signed to the lower border by the artist and condition £25/35 to three bookplate photographs by Dickie Bird. Limited to 850 copies,

96 97 these are numbers 425-427, 433, Subba Row, , Allan 1017 ‘Cricket Scores, Notes, &c. From 434, 436, 437, 440-442 and 444. G/ Border, Faoud Bacchus, Seymour 1730-1773. Written as reported VG £40/60 Nurse, Intikhab Alam, Sunil Gavaskar, in the different newspapers....’. Richie Benaud, Ted Dexter, Jim Compiled by H.T. Waghorn. London 1009 ‘Cricket My Pleasure’. A.A. Thomson. Laker, , , Jeff 1899. Original red decorative First edition, London 1953. Good Thomson, etc. Slight boards, gilt title to spine. Some dustwrapper. Presentation copy with wear to the dustwrapper, minor age staining, soiling and minor wear to dedication in ink to front endpaper, toning, otherwise in good condition boards otherwise in good condition. ‘To George Herbert Hirst with the £40/60 Sold with W.G’s Little Book’. George author’s deepest respect & affection. Newnes 1909. Original wrappers A.A. Thomson 1953’. Hirst wrote 1013 ‘Heir at Law’. George Coleman 1800. bound in red boards. G/VG. Qty 2 the foreword to the book. Originally Bound in mauve boards, lacking £30/50 from Hirst’s personal collection. VG original wrappers, with titles in gilt £50/80 to spine. 68pp. Small damage to title 1018 ‘Cricket in the Fiji Islands’. P.A. page with small loss, some tears, Snow. Christchurch 1949. Original 1010 Cricket books and scorecards. Box nicks and staining to odd pages, dustwrapper. Name and address comprising a selection of biographies appears complete £80/120 handwritten to front end paper, and histories including two signed, some loss to dustwrapper extremities ‘Beating the Field’, Brian Lara, London 1014 ‘The Cabinet. A Repository of Facts, otherwise in good condition £30/40 1995 signed by Lara and ‘Follow Figures and Fancies relating to the On’, E.W. Swanton, London 1977, Voyage of the S.S. Great Britain 1019 No lot signed by Swanton. Two earlier titles from Liverpool to Melbourne with 1020 Cricket Exhibitions/auctions. ‘Cricket include ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’, The Eleven of All England and other Exhibition’ Introduction by John K.S. Ranjitsinhji 1897, and ‘Famous distinguished passengers’. Published Arlott. July 17-September 30’. Cricketers and Cricket Grounds’, by J. Reid of Melbourne 1862. National Gallery of British Sports & C.W. Alcock 1895. Also nine modern Reproduction copy circa 1971 from Pastimes 1950. An exhibition, the hardback biographies, Cricket Book the rare original consisting of four majority of which, came from the Society booklets 1940s etc. Qty 26. issues of The Cabinet, November Sir Jeremiah Colman Collection. Plus Sold with a folder comprising approx. to December 1861. This copy is ‘Catalogue of the Collection at The fifty official scorecards 1938-2014, lacking the normal wording ‘An ’, A. Lloyd-Taylor, London the majority 1980s, covering Test, exact photographic reproduction of 1954 and a catalogue for the M.C.C. tour, and the original, published by S.S. Great Bicentenary Auction 1987. Qty 3. county matches, with handwritten Britain Project’ to the bottom border Good condition £40/60 scores. Earlier scorecards include of the front cover. Some wear and England v Australia, Lord’s 1938, Old staining otherwise in good condition 1021 ‘The Cricketers Guide. Corrected Trafford 1948 and 1956, Lancashire £20/30 to 1855’. ‘Nyren’s Cricket Guide v Australians, Old Trafford 1948, v containing directions for playing 1015 ‘Fresh Light on 18th Century Cricket. West Indies, Liverpool 1950, England this elegant and manly game’. 10th A Collection of 1000 New Cricket v South Africa, Old Trafford 1955 edition. 1855. 101pp. Gilt to page Notices from 1697 to 1800’. G.B. etc. Some faults, generally good edges. Wear and soiling to original Buckley. Birmingham 1935. Sold with condition £30/50 decorative boards, breaking to ‘Fresh Light on Pre-Victorian Cricket. page block, broken internal hinges, 1011 ‘At Last! The Quest for the Shield A Collection of New Cricket Notices title page, front end paper, page 1926-1995’, David Falkenmire, from 1709 to 1837’. G.B. Buckley. 5/6 cleanly detached otherwise in Queensland 1995. Signed to the Birmingham 1937. The latter book generally good condition. Sold with front endpaper and throughout with original dustwrapper with some ‘The Cricketer’s Manual: containing a the book to player profile pages by wear and some loss to head of spine brief review of the Character, History approx. twenty Queensland players. of the dustwrapper. Qty 2. Good and Elements of Cricket.... by ‘Bat’. Signatures include , condition £100/150 Charles Box. London 1851. 5th Michael Kasprowicz, Stuart Law, 1016 ‘The Cricket Bat and how to use it. A edition. Original decorative cloth. , John Buchanan, Martin Treatise on the Game of Cricket. With Gilt to page edges. Similar condition, Love, Ian Healy, Andrew Symonds, Practical and Scientific Instructions with broken internal hinges, some Tom Graveney, Ian Botham etc. Odd on Batting, Bowling and Fielding...’. wear to decorative boards, with duplication of signatures. VG ‘An Old Cricketer’. Nicholas old small repairs to spine, internally £40/60 Wanostrocht. London 1863. 96pp pretty good. Plus ‘The Cricket Field’. 1012 ‘The Illustrated History of Test plus four advertising pages. Good Rev James Pycroft. London 1873. Cricket. The First Century’. Martin original decorative green boards with Sixth edition. Original pictorial Tyler. Second edition, London 1977. cricketers in gilt to cover, gilt title to boards. Photographic plate of W.G. Dustwrapper. Fourteen signatures spine. Light wear to front internal Grace opposite title page. Wear to to the title and facing pages, and a hinge, minor soiling otherwise in boards and board extremities, some further fifteen signatures throughout. good condition. A nice copy breaking to front internal hinge Signatures include Godfrey Evans, £70/100 otherwise in good condition. Qty 3 Tom Graveney, M.J.K. Smith, Raman £80/120

98 1022 ‘Bodyline’. M.C.C. tour of Australia 1884 and 1895 £50/70 nicks to page edges and splitting to 1932/33. ‘The Gripu Gallery. Cricket spine otherwise in generally good I n the match, E.J. Jerdein caught Souvenir of the English Team touring condition £30/50 Grace out in the Eltham innings and Australia 1932-1933’. Original made fifteen runs in the Blackheath 1030 ‘Some Recollections of Cricket’ by pictorial covers. Rare small souvenir innings Lord Charles J.F. Russell. H.G. Fisher, brochure for the tour with fixtures, Woburn 1879. Small 8vo, 39pp, pen pictures, player biographies, 1026 ‘Great Batsmen Their Methods at original red cloth, lettered in black adverts etc. 48 pages. Printed by a Glance’ and ‘Great Bowlers and (slightly soiled). Presentation copy G.W. Hall of Sydney. Very good Fielders Their Methods at a Glance’. to Rev. A.R. Ward (half title inscribed condition £100/150 George W. Beldam and Charles B. by the author, and with Ward’s Fry. London 1905 and 1906. The 1023 J.W. Goldman. ‘A catalogue of the name and address at 46 Jesus Lane, first volume rebound in green boards extensive collection of Books on Cambridge, later added; his signed with gilt titles to spine, gilt to top Cricket formed by J.W. Goldman pencil note on p. 11 indicating that edge, odd minor faults other in (The First Portion). To be sold by Lord Charles Russell was the best good condition. The second volume Messrs Hodgson & Co at 115 known spectator at cricket, in the in original green cloth with gilt Chancery Lane, London on 24th same way that Lillywhite, Pilch and illustrations to fronts and gilt titles November 1966. No.2 of 1966-67’. Box were the best known players; to spines, gilt to top edges. Worn Original catalogue for the sale with “A Dream of the Past” attributed boards and spine, broken page block, prices handwritten in pencil to page to G. Richmond in ms. Good/very broken front internal hinges, first margins. Sold with full results printed good condition throughout. A rare page section detached, some wear, leaflet with buyers names published. book, only twelve copies are thought tears to odd page edge, generally Rare. Odd old tape marks, good to have been published. Previously good condition. Sold with Sold with £40/60 sold as lot 87 in the Christie’s sale of ‘Cricket of Today & Yesterday’. November 2006 £1800/2500 1024 . The Percy Cross Standing. London 1902. 1842-1891 Volumes I & II, in original boards. G A.R. Ward (Cambridge University : Its Origin, Career, and Jubilee. E. £50/80 cricket), to whom this copy was Milton Small. Printed for the Author given by the author, was the son 1027 ‘The Rugby Cricket Club: its rise by J.A.Jennings, Canterbury (1892). of William Ward who is featured and progress from 1844 to 1894. This is the second issue, having 2 in Lord Russell’s Recollections in Including an account of foreign additional pages (pp152-154) with some detail. Taylor p. 88, giving a matches played on the ground. Also the scores from the 1891 matches. limitation of 12 copies; Padwick an article on slow bowling, by David Decorative printed paper wrappers. 6762. Buchanan, M.A., Clare College, Ageing to wrappers with some Cam’. David Buchanan. Published 1031 ‘Our Village. Sketches of Rural foxing, wear and minor loss to edge, by the “Rugby Advertiser” 1928. Character and Scenery’. Mary front cover becoming detached, loss Padwick 2815. Includes references Russell Mitford. New Edition. First of spine paper otherwise in generally to the formation of Warwickshire Series, London 1863. Includes a good condition £40/60 County Cricket Club, of which chapter, ‘A Country Cricket Match’. 1025 W.G. Grace. Three titles relating Buchanan was the first captain. Original patterned publishers cloth to Grace. ‘Cricket’, W.G. Grace, Original boards, minor wear, good with gilt title to spine. Odd cutting Bristol 1891, two copies one in condition £30/50 engravings laid down to front and only fair condition, ‘The Memorial rear advertising pages. Padwick 1028 ‘The Cricketer’s Hand-book Biography of Dr W.G. Grace’. 5906. Breaking to page block and containing The Origin of the Game, Lord Hawke, Harris and Home internal hinges. Odd plate detached. Remarks on Recent Alterations...’. Gordon. London 1919 and ‘W.G. Some foxing otherwise in fair/ good New Edition. Robert Tyas, London Cricketing Reminiscences & Personal condition £25/35 1841. 48pp plus adverts. Bound in Recollections’. W.G. Grace, London original green cloth with gilt title and 1032 ‘The Cricket Field or The History and 1899. Signature of ownership of figure of a batsman to front, gilt to the Science of Cricket’. J. Pycroft. E.J. Jerdein, to front end paper, who all edges. Lacking the frontispiece Boston 1859. Rare first American played against Grace for Blackheath engraving of Lord’s Cricket Ground. edition. 238pp. Original decorative against Eltam in June 1910, breaking Padwick 377. Some wear to corners, boards. ‘James Pycroft’ annotated to internal hinges. Sold with ‘The some breaking to front internal in pencil to title page. Ex Haverford Jubilee Book of Cricket’. K.S. hinges otherwise in good condition. College Library, C. Christopher Ranjitsinhji. Edinburgh 1897, broken An early manual on the game Morris Collection. Padwick 394. internal hinges. Odd faults to boards £150/250 Replacement spine with title label laid and books otherwise in generally down, otherwise in good condition good condition. Sold with a boxed 1029 ‘Famous Cricketers’. R.Scott & £150/250 ‘’s Cricketers’ Annual Co, Manchester 1905. Portraits of for 1883’, with photographic portrait the leading players in each county The frontispiece wood-engraving of plate of the 1882 Australian tourists plus Trumper of Australia. 24pp. Clarke differs to that in the English plus three facsimile reprint editions Some soiling/age toning to original editions, and there is no ‘batsman’ of the Lillywhite’s Annual for 1883, wrappers, vertical crease, some plate. The ‘Preface to the American

98 99 edition’ gives an account of Clarke’s original limp cloth covers bound in to author to the title page with the career by William H. Bray rear. Gilt to top edge. Bookplate of bookplate for the sale of the Grace M.C.C. library to inside front cover. library by Bearne’s of Exeter, 11th 1033 ‘Fifty Years’ Cricket Reminiscences Previously sold by Christie’s as lot 388 July 1996, lot 79. Padwick 6831. of a Non-Player’. W.E. Howard. Old of the M.C.C. Bicentenary Auction Contained within a blue box included Trafford, Manchester 1928. Bound in of 13th April 1987. Light spotting in which is a three page typed article brown card with printed titles to front to front cover and pages edges, by J.D. Coldham with additions and spine. Possibly a proof copy. otherwise in very good condition and corrections in Coldham’s hand, Ownership name written to title £50/80 titled ‘The Cockney Sportsman’, page of ‘R.A. Boddington Esq.’ with providing a fascinating insight into dedication handwritten in ink, ‘An 1040 ‘Cricket’. W.G. Grace. Bristol 1891. the character of Aveling. G/VG appreciation for the kind treatment Original green cloth, with gilt titles £150/250 received in the past. W.E. Howard’. to front and spine. Nicely signed in Padwick 7725. Foxing throughout, ink by Grace to the reverse of the Edward Bibbins Aveling (1849-1898) otherwise in good condition. Rare frontispiece. Previously sold as lot was described by Coldham ‘as the £30/40 409 in the by Christie’s sale of 9th most controversial or, at least, the October 1987. Breaking to internal most unexpected contributor ever 1034 Bodyline. ‘In Quest of The Ashes’. hinges, otherwise a nice copy in known to the vast arena of cricket D.R. Jardine. London 1933. Unusual good condition £120/160 writing’ and quotes other descriptions to see with original dustwrapper. of Aveling as an ‘unprincipled Odd nick to otherwise very good 1041 P.F. Warner. Four titles by Warner. windbag... a real criminal type... dustwrapper, minor internal foxing ‘Cricket Across the Seas being an [with] a voice like a euphonium’. otherwise in good condition £50/80 account of the tour of Lord Hawke’s Aveling was a prominent zoologist team in New Zealand and Australia’, 1035 ‘Bodyline’. ‘Anti Body-Line’. Alan and socialist and, for many years, London 1903. Original red cloth with Kippax & Eric Barbour. Sydney & was the partner of Eleanor Marx, gilt titles to cover and spine. Wear to Melbourne Publishing Co., Sydney daughter of Karl Marx. He was also boards, splitting to internal hinges, 1933. Original decorative paper active in the theatre as a playwright, owner’s name annotated in ink to wrapper. Some wear and ageing to director and actor, and for some front cover. ‘How We Recovered the wrappers with small tears to the years was a cricket reporter writing the Ashes’, London 1904. Original spine, otherwise in good condition under his pseudonyms, the Cockney decorative cloth with M.C.C. colours £50/70 Sportsman and Alec Nelson, and for and emblem. ‘The Fight for the the London Star as ‘Cover-Point’. He 1036 ‘With the M.C.C. in Australia Ashes in 1926’, London 1926 and was a frequent spectator at Lord’s (1907-1908)’. Major Philip Trevor. ‘The Fight for the Ashes in 1930’, London 1908. Bound in full green London 1930, both in original blue 1045 ‘Unforgettable Men of Mystery: The leather, gilt title and raised bands to cloth. Some faults, overall in good Slow Men’. Les Bailey 1976. 46pp spine, marbled endpapers. Lacking condition £50/80 book of verse hand written in black original paper wrappers. Some age copperplate with gold highlighting, 1042 ‘Our Cricketers, Past and Present toning to pages, otherwise in good copied from the author’s own copy, ‘. A.D. Jones 1896. Bound book condition £50/70 the original having been presented comprising parts I-VI, comprising to the Duke of Edinburgh. This 1037 ‘With the M.C.C. to New Zealand’. English county cricketers, and Part is a presentation copy ‘To Ken P.R. May. London 1907. Original VII Australian Number plus ‘Famous Barrington, a great batsman, who green cloth boards with titles. Wear Cricket Teams. No. 2’. All bound could have bowled his leg breaks and staining to boards to covers, some as one in red cloth with gilt title to into this book’ and signed by Bailey. light foxing internally, otherwise in spine, ‘Famous Cricketers’. Padwick Twenty four subjects are covered generally good condition £50/80 7320. Previously sold as lot 244 in including , Edmund the Phillips auction of 26th January 1038 ‘Triangular Cricket. Being a Record of Peate, Johnny Briggs, Bobby Peel, 1995. Breaking to front internal the Greatest Contest in the History , Bernard Bosanquet, hinge, splitting to spine paper, of the Game’. E.H.D. Sewell. London Wilfred Rhodes, , Tich internally in good condition £40/60 1912. Top edge gilt. Original green Freeman, Clarrie Grimmett, Hedley cloth, gilt titles and decoration to 1043 ‘The Datasport Book of Wartime Verity etc. The manuscript, with file front and spine. Some staining to Cricket 1940-45’. G.B Andrews. holes to the left edges, is bound in front cover with wear to foot of spine 1990. Excellent guide to war-time modern black cloth. Not listed in and board extremities, otherwise in cricket, now out of print. G/VG Padwick. Partly laid down to the good condition £40/60 £25/35 front endpaper is an accompanying letter from Bailey to Barrington dated 1039 ‘Seventy-One Not Out. The 1044 ‘Comic Cricket’. By the Cockney 4th November 1980. VG £100/150 Reminiscences of William Caffyn’. Sportsman (Alec Nelson) [Edward Edited by ‘Mid-On’. . Aveling], illustrations by Chris 1046 ‘Baily’s Magazine of Sports and Edinburgh 1899. 1st edition. Davis. Wright & Co., London 1891. Pastimes’. Seven bound volumes in Handsomely bound in half-morocco Original colour pictorial card covers modern black cloth with gilt title to and marbled boards, raised bands with replacement spine. Presentation spines, each containing all the cricket and gilt title to spine, with the copy to W.G. Grace signed by the sections of the original magazines

100 with full titles and contents pages inserted limited edition colour 1053 ‘The Book of Cricket. A Gallery of followed by the cricket entries. reproductions of early cricket prints. Famous Players’. C.B. Fry. London Years covered are 1863-1866 (Vols. Light wear to covers, internally in 1899. Bound in green half leather, 6-11), 1869-1871 (Vols. 16-20), good/ very good condition £25/35 raised bands and gilt title to spine. 1871-1874 (Vols. 21-25), 1877 (Vol. Gilt to page edges. Complete with 1050 ‘The Champion. Sport and 30), 1878 (Vols. 32-33), 1885-1886 title page and index. Breaking to Adventure Stories for Boys’. Vol. (Vols. 44-45) and 1895 (Vols. 63-64). internal hinges, front board partially XXX, No. 775. 5th December 1936. Sold with a further six volumes in detached, wear to spine. Internally A cartoon feature on page four, ‘The brown paper wrappers covering the in very good condition. Sold with Sportsman’s Scrap-Book’, features cricket (incomplete) for the years ‘Lord’s Dukes & Dorset Square’. two cricket themes, ‘Kenneth 1867, (Vol. 13), 1882 (Vol. 39), 1891 Harry Hodgkinson 1987. Decorative Farnes, English Test cricketer, was (Vol. 56), 1894 (Vol. 61), 1898 (Vol. paper wrappers. Good condition. once sacked from his job in a bank 70) and 1899 (Vol. 72). Staining to Qty 2 £30/50 through taking time off to watch the odd pages, overall in very good county cricket’, and ‘Mr. Goldman, 1054 ‘The Game of Cricket’. Frederick condition. Qty 13 £60/90 of London, has 2,000 cricketers’ Gale. Second Edition, London 1888. Baily’s Monthly Magazine of autographs and 2,000 books on Original publisher’s green cloth with Sports and Pastimes, first published cricket’. Tipped in to black cloth title in gilt to spine. Signed in ink to in 1860 until it ceased in 1926, with the bookplate of A.E. Winder the frontispiece by Gale. Tipped in primarily covered horse racing and to inside front cover, and a slipped in to the front and rear endpapers are other equine pursuits but was the letterhead of J.W. Goldman’s address five handwritten letters, all addressed first magazine to cover cricket on a in Egham, Surrey. Some age toning, to Gale suggesting this was his own regular basis otherwise in good condition £30/40 copy. Included is a four page letter from W.P. Pickering, Cambridge 1047 Nikky Baker. ‘The Great Match of 1051 ‘Manners and Customs of ye University & Surrey (3 matches) Cricket. All England v Hampshire at Englyshe drawn from ye Quick, by 1840-1848, written from his home in Canterbury 1772’. ‘Described and Rychard Doyle, to which be added Canada and dated ‘26 July’, thanking reconstructed by Nikky Baker, A.N. some extracts from Mr Pips hys Gale for passing on to him a card Other & A. Given Man’. Privately Diary’. Percival Leigh. Bradbury & from W.G. Grace etc. A three page printed by Enram Press, Herne Bay Evans. First edition, London 1850. letter from V.E. Walker (Middlesex 1993. First proof edition of only Original blue and maroon boards, 1859-1877) dated 19th April 1901 thirty copies. G/VG £30/50 gilt title to front and spine, gilt to discussing proposed changes to page edges. A humorous take on 1048 ‘Comicalities of the Cricket Field the LBW law and other comments Samuel Pepys’ diaries comprising with the Compliments of the on cricket politics. Another three forty numbered illustrations and Peninsular Cricket Club’. C. Browne page letter from Walker dated 12th text originally serialised in Punch Calvert. Detroit, Michigan 1878. December 1901 describing ‘[A.C.] magazine. Illustration number 17 Seven original mono lithographic Maclaren as Assistant Treasurer of a depicts ‘A View of Mr. Lorde hys prints and one facsimile of the eight Bankrupt Club a huge joke’, cricket Cricket Ground’ with a match in original pencil cartoon illustrations not being as it was, and football progress and a waitress taking drinks that formed an original illustrated ‘spoilt’. A four page letter from orders from the spectators in the broadsheet. The seven original ‘Bessborough’ (Frederick Ponsonby, background. The following two pages images all with the imprint of ‘The Cambridge University & Surrey are dedicated to the description of ‘a Calvert Lith. Co. Detroit’. The first, 1834-1866) dated 4th March 1888, great Cricket Match’ between Surrey title image, depicts an artist at his with references to Felix, Charley and England at Lord’s as viewed easel with the title above. Others, Taylor, Pilch, Mynn, the Catapulta by the novice spectator, ‘Mr. Pips’. each with title to lower border, are etc. At the end of the book, a three Slight breaking to the page block, ‘Those Wickets are there to Stand!’, page letter from Bertrand P. Bouverie wear to covers, gilts to front cover ‘Well Caught Sir!’, ‘Run out again’, thanking Gale for the gift of his book faded, otherwise in good condition ‘Another ’, ‘Hard on Short Leg’, for Pewsey Library, and reminiscing £50/80 and ‘Three Runs and Not Out by over cricket and the old days. Jove!’. The facsimile image is titled 1052 ‘The Rose, containing Original Poems Padwick 6683. A unique copy with ‘Maiden Over’. All eight are laid for Young People’. Mary Elliott. First important letters from significant down to page tipped in to red cloth edition, Willliam Darton, London figures in cricket of the period. Slight with printed description to first page. 1824. Printed by G. Smallfield, bumping to corners, otherwise in Recorded in Padwick as 7009 but not Hackney. The frontispiece comprises good condition £150/250 seen. VG. Rare £250/350 two illustrations, one depicting a Fred Gale played in the Winchester cricket scene of a match in play, the 1049 ‘Centenary of Australia & England Eleven in 1841 against Eton and bowler preparing to bowl underarm, Test Cricket 1877-1977. Limited Harrow at Lord’s, and played two with reference to a poem on pp Edition Print Folio’. Sydney 1977. first class matches in 1845. He made 24/25 in six stanzas, titled ‘Cricket’. Large square brochure including his name as a prolific writer of books, Rebound in later brown leather and sixteen pages of images and text newspaper and magazine articles marbled boards, gilt title to spine. in original portfolio with six loosely writing under the name ‘The Old VG £300/400

100 101 Buffer’. Some of his library including good condition £30/50 with dedication in Martineau’s hand author’s copies had been sold by to Irving Rosenwater. Includes a 1057 ‘Songs of the Bat’. E.V. Lucas. Sotheby’s in 1891 when Gale left loosely slipped in typed letter dated Privately published by the author, England for Canada, a move which 18th March 1970 to Rosenwater 1892. Printed by W.P. Griffith & turned out not to be permanent. thanking him for ‘bearing gifts’ Sons, London. 8pp. Signed by Lucas and kindness, signed by Gerard William Percival Pickering emigrated to the title page with dedication ‘To and Marjorie Martineau, and a to Canada in 1852 and was the chief Joseph W. Goldman forty four years small handwritten note written by organiser of the inaugural English late’ and dated 22nd July 1936. A Rosenwater, ‘Presented to me at tour to Canada in 1959. signed handwritten annotation to Temple House, Broad Street, Lyme the front endpaper by Goldman Vyell Edward Walker was considered Regis, March 4, 1970’. VG £150/250 states, ‘44 years after the publication at one time to be the best all-round E.V. Lucas added verses never 1060 No lot amateur cricketer in England. published after dinner at my home He captained Middlesex from 1061 ‘Poems’. Thomas Smith. Privately in Finchley Road in the presence of 1864-1872. published, printed by John Such, Sir ’, and on the last London 1867 for private circulation. Frederick George Brabazon page is an eight line verse in Lucas’ Bound in maroon morocco with Ponsonby, 6th Earl of Bessborough, hand, titled ‘Added many years after’ ornate gilt decoration and title to together with his brother, Spencer and signed ‘EVL’. Bookplates of J.W. front and spine. Gilt to page edges. Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby-Fane, Goldman and A.E. Winder to inside Includes two poems on cricket, ‘The founded the I Zingari Cricket Club in front, Winder having purchased the Cricket Match. A poem in two cantos’ 1845. book from in 1979. A pp 199-218 containing references nice association copy. Light foxing, Bertrand Playdell-Bouverie, son to ‘Felix’ and his ‘Catapulta’, and otherwise in good/ very good of the 4th Earl of Radnor, married ‘The Origin of Cricket. Sung at the condition £200/300 Horatio Nelson’s daughter Opening Dinner of the Surrey Cricket Edward Verrall Lucas (1868-1938) Club’ pp 254-257. Facing the title 1055 ‘An Address and Songs dedicated to was a famous English humorist, page is a small original photograph the Members of the City Charltonian essayist, playwright, biographer, laid down of the author, signed in Cricket Club 1857’. Charles Jolly. publisher, poet, novelist, short ink below, ‘Yours faithfully Thos. Published by the Club 1857. story writer and editor. He had an Smith’. Presentation copy with Assumed to be the first edition. enduring interest in cricket and was dedication in ink to front endpaper Printed by H.M. Pollett, London. a member of J. M. Barrie’s team the to C.G. Hale Esq. ‘with the author’s 26pp comprising an address given ‘Allahakbarries’, along with Henry compliments’, dated 21st November in verse ‘at the termination of the Herbert La Thangue and Arthur 1867. Bookplate of A.E. Winder Season 1856’ and a collection of Conan Doyle to inside front cover with a signed ‘Songs Written for the Club’. Original handwritten inscription in pencil blue cloth with ‘C.C.C.C.’ flags in gilt 1058 ‘Cricket Stories & Sketches by Arthur by John Arlott explaining that ‘The to front, gilt title to spine and page Mailey’. The Market Printery, Sydney Cricket Match’ was first published in edges. Bookplate of A.E. Winder to 1956. Colourful pictorial wrappers 1859 under Smith’s pseudonym of inside front cover. Padwick 6473. tipped in to modern blue cloth. ‘Copthall Chambers’ (Smith’s office Light wear to covers, otherwise in Features a frontispiece caricature by address). A printed label is attached good/ very good condition. Rare Mailey of Australia captain, Richie to the front endpaper, ‘This Volume £200/300 Benaud. Some staining, otherwise in is printed for private circulation only. good condition £20/30 1056 ‘Key Plate to W.H. Mason’s drawing The author is very desirous that his of a Cricket Match at Brighton, 1059 Gerald Durani Martineau. Two titles Friends should peruse the Preface between the Counties of Sussex & by Martineau. ‘Tom and Pamela before proceeding to read the Kent’. Rare original key plate which or the Ballad of the Incorrigible Poems’. Padwick 6526. Fading to accompanied the engraving after the Cricketers’. Original typescript, spine, some foxing to first few pages, original by William Drummond and tipped in to modern cream cloth, of otherwise in very good condition Charles J. Basebe, published by W.H. a four page humorous poem about £250/350 Mason 1849. The print shows the a young couple meeting and playing 1062 ‘Glig-Gamena Angel-Deod. Or The diagrammatic layout of the ground cricket in unusual circumstances. Sports and Pastimes of the People and the players and spectators, many The title page includes ‘From G.D. of England, Including the rural and numbered and listed below. Featured Martineau’ and his address in domestic recreations, may-games, names include Felix, the Mynns, Lyme Regis, and an annotation in mummeries, pageants, processions, Lillywhite, Lord Charles Russell, pencil by Les Gutteridge, ‘Original and pompous spectacles, from the Wisden, Pilch etc. Padwick 2137 lists unpublished MSS (L.E.G.)’. Not earliest period to the present time’. a book version of the key published listed in Padwick. Also ‘Controller of Joseph S. Strutt. Printed by T. Bensley in 1849. The print, measuring Devils. A life of John Paul Warburton, for J. White, London 1810. Second 13.5”x11.5” is bound in modern C.I.E., of the Punjab Police’. Privately edition. Bound in original tan calf brown cloth. Light surface wear and published 1968. Original green card spine and corners and marbled age toning, otherwise in good/ very wrappers. Signed presentation copy boards, raised bands, gilt title and

102 decoration to spine. Illustrated by Highways and Byways’. F.S. Ashley Revival of Lancashire Cricket’. T.C.F. sepia engravings selected from Cooper. London 1927, ‘The Walkers Prittie and John Kay. Altrincham ancient paintings. Strutt covered of Southgate: A Famous Brotherhood 1947. ‘Old Trafford’. John Marshall. everything to do with sport in this of Cricketers’. W.A. Bettesworth. London 1971. Uncorrected proof volume. Cricket is featured on pages London 1900, ‘Nottinghamshire copy in brown card wrappers with 97-99 with references to precursors Cricket and Cricketers’. F.S. Ashley printed title to front. ‘Lancashire to cricket such as club ball, trap Cooper. London 1923. Some with Cricket at the Top’, Vernon Addison ball and stool ball. Plate VIII facing odd faults, good overall condition. and Brian Bearshaw. London 1971. page 97 depicts three ‘Bat and Ball’ One book poor. Sold with a box of Dustwrapper. ‘Heads or Tails? games. Two bookplates to inside twenty three various cricket histories, Lancashire Captains 1865-1991’. front cover, one of the book dealer, some large format. In two boxes. G Roy Cavanagh 1992. Limited edition Graham Pollard. Padwick 836. Slight £50/80 no. 211/1000 etc. Other histories are breaking to internal hinges, minor ‘The Story of Warwickshire Cricket 1067 ‘The Book of Cricket. A Gallery of wear to boards, otherwise in good/ 1882-1972’. Leslie Duckworth. Famous Players’. C.B. Fry 1895, very good condition £200/300 London 1974. Very good ‘Famous Cricketers & Cricket dustwrapper. ‘Warwickshire County The first edition was published in Grounds’. C.W. Alcock. London 1895 Cricket Club. A History’, G.W. Egdell 1801 (with original wrappers) and ‘Cricket and M.F.K. Fraser, Birmingham of Today & Yesterday’. Percy Cross 1063 Yorkshire C.C.C. annual 1911. 1946. Original dustwrapper with Standing. London 1902. Volumes I Original red cloth with gilt emblem some faults. ‘A History of the & II. The three large format cricket and title to front and spine. To the Worcestershire County Cricket books from the turn of the 20th front endpaper is a moving fourteen Club 1844-1950’, W.R. Chignell, century. Two of the books rebound. line poem, ‘Verity’, handwritten in ink Worcester 1951. Qty 11. G £30/40 Sold with four cricket histories, by the war poet, Drummond Allison. ‘Annals of the Free Foresters 1071 J.M. Barrie. Collection of seven To the inside front cover a note in 1856-1894’. W.K.R. Bedford and books by Barrie or about Barrie, the Allison’s hand reads, ‘Roger with love W.E.W. Collins. Edinburgh and majority with references to cricket. from Drummond’, and below, in the London 1895, ‘History of Yorkshire Titles include ‘Portrait of Barrie’. hand of Roger, ‘Drummond Allison’s County Cricket 1833-1903’. Rev R.S. Cynthia Asquith 1954, ‘The Story of hymn to Hedley Verity (killed in Holmes 1904 (faded and discoloured J.M.B. Sir John Barrie’. Denis Mackail action in Sicily 1943)’. Previously sold boards), ‘The Eton Ramblers 1941, ‘M’Connachie and J.M.B.’ by Christie’s in 2004. Some staining Cricket Club 1862-1880’. Philip Speeches by J.M. Barrie 1938, ‘The to boards, slight breaking to internal Norman, London 1928 with decent Greenwood Hat’. J.M. Barrie 1937, hinges, otherwise in good condition dustwrapper. Odd faults, generally ‘Peter Pan and Cricket’. David £70/100 good condition £40/60 Rayvern Allen 1988 etc. G £18/25 John Drummond Allison 1068 Don Bradman. ‘The Bradman 1072 The Ashes. ‘With Stoddart’s team in (1921-1943) was killed in action, Albums’ Don Bradman. London Australia’, K.S. Ranjitsinhji, London aged 22 years old, in Italy just a 1988. Volumes 1 & 2 in slipcase. Sold 1898. Bound in green cloth, original few months after Verity perished. It with thirteen books on Bradman and front wrapper retained, lacking is not known whether Allison had Australian cricket. Authors include rear wrapper. ‘Those “Ashes”. The met Verity, but clearly took a keen Moyes, Fingleton, Frith, Perry, Australian Tour of 1926’, M.A. interest in Yorkshire cricket Pollard etc. G £25/35 Noble, first edition London 1927. 1064 ‘Beyond A Boundary’ C.L.R. James. Original green cloth. Handwritten 1069 Cricket biographies and histories. London 1963. Rare original first statistics of the tour on pages laid Seven titles including ‘Peter edition. Original dustwrapper in down to inside front and rear covers Steele The Cricketer’, Horace G. good condition. Rare. G/VG £50/70 and endpapers. Also two titles by Hutchinson, Bristol 1895. ‘Scores Jack Hobbs, ‘The Fight for the Ashes 1065 ‘Fresh Light on Pre-Victorian of the Cricket Matches between 1932-33’, London 1933, original red Cricket. A Collection of New Cricket Rugby & Marlborough’, E.S. Andrew, cloth with splitting and fading to Notices from 1709 to 1837’. G.B. London 1904. ‘Recollections & spine paper, and ‘The Fight for the Buckley. Birmingham 1937. Original Reminiscences’, Lord Hawke, Ashes 1934’, London 1934. Some dustwrapper with some minor wear. London 1924, ‘Kent Cricket Matches staining to original red cloth. Some G £60/90 1719-1880’, Lord Harris & F.S. faults as described, otherwise in Ashley-Cooper, Canterbury 1929. good condition. Qty 4 £40/60 ‘Silly Point’, Arthur Clitheroe, London 1066 Cricket books. Good and varied 1939 with good dustwrapper etc. 1073 P.G.H. Fender. Two titles by Fender. selection of nineteen pre war books. Odd faults, overall in good condition ‘Defending the Ashes’, London 1921. Titles include ‘A Few Short Runs’. £25/35 Original green cloth, some fading to Lord Harris. London 1921, ‘Cricket spine. ‘The Tests of 1930’, London with the lid off’. A.W. Carr. 1935, 1070 Lancashire histories. Eight titles 1930. Original red cloth. Sold with ‘A ‘The Lighter Side of Cricket’ Captain including ‘Lancashire County Cricket Cricketer’s Log’, G.L. Jessop’, London Phillip Trevor 1901, ‘The Complete 1864-1953’. A.W. Ledbrooke. 1922. Original brown cloth. Wear to Cricketer’. A.E. Knight. 1911, ‘Cricket London 1954. ‘Second Innings. The head of spine, internal foxing. Qty 3.

102 103 G £30/50 1918. ‘The Eight Days’ Feud’, G.H. Arlott, Fingleton, Jardine, Benaud, Tempany, London 1929. ‘Gauvinier Swanton etc. Some with original 1074 ‘Cricket Alive! takes to Bowls’, H. de Selincourt, dustwrapper. Sold with a box of the first exciting year’. Golden Press, London 1949. ‘Close of Play’, A. thirty four general cricket books. In Sydney, Australia 1978. Original Miller, London 1949. ‘The Duffer of two boxes. Some odd faults, good hardback. G/VG. Rarely seen £25/35 Danby’, M. Poole, London c.1950. £40/60 1075 ‘Cricket Replayed’. Vijay Hazare. ‘Mortimer Also’, J. Rice, Kingswood 1085 Cricket tours, biographies, general Calcutta 1974. Original dustwrapper 1968 etc. Others include ‘Baxter’s 1920/1950’s, some earlier. Good with some loss, otherwise good. Sold Second Innings’, H. Drummond, fifth and varied selection of twenty with ‘Cricket My Destiny’, Walter R. edition, London 1898. ‘Chronicles four books. ‘Chronicles of Cricket’. Hammond, London 1946, ‘Wisden of a Country Cricket Club’, A.E. Nyren, Lilywhite & Denison, Noble, Book of Cricket Records’, Bill Bayly, London 1900. ‘The Hill’, H.A. McCartney, Woolley, Fred Root, Frindall, 1981, ‘Wisden Anthology Vachell, London 1906. ‘Cresley of Sutcliffe, Hendren, Hobbs, Sparks, 1940-1963’, Benny Green 1985, Gressingham’, G.L. Jessop, London MacClaren etc. Some odd faults, and two copies of ‘Keith Crump 1924, ‘Willow the King’. J.C. Snaith good £50/80 Collection of Cricket Memorabilia’, etc. Qty 14. Mixed condition, overall original hardback catalogue for the fair to good £30/50 1086 Cricket Histories. Good and varied auction held at Donnington Priory selection of forty three books 1080 Cricket biographies/ autobiographies Salerooms, Dreweatt Neate and T. including run of the Helm County 1950/90’s. Good and varied selection Vennett-Smith, 26th September Histories for Gloucestershire, of sixty two books. Subjects include 2006. Both with dustwrappers. Qty Worcestershire (3), Hampshire, Tennyson, Sobers, Statham, Botham, 6. G £20/30 Nottinghamshire, Surrey (2), Laker, Insole, W. Ferguson, N. Yorkshire (2), Northamptonshire (2), 1076 Cricket tour books 1940/50’s. Good Harvey, Wyatt, Walcott, McClaren, Leicestershire, Kent and Glamorgan. selection of thirty eight tour books Peebles, Fry, Dexter, Hobbs etc. Plus a good selection of similar style for the period. Authors include Arlott, Many with original dustwrapper. In histories both Test nation and county. O’Reilly, Moyes, Ross, Cary, Cutler, two boxes. Some odd faults, good Also includes ‘Cricketer’s Who’s Who Harris, Wellings, Gilligan etc. The £40/60 for 1994, 1997, 1999-2003, 2007, majority of books with dustwrapper. 1081 Cricket biographies/ autobiographies 2009 and 2010. Some odd faults, Some faults, odd duplication 1950/90’s. Good and varied good. In two boxes £40/60 otherwise in good condition selection of sixty six books. Subjects £70/100 1087 Cricket Histories. Good and varied include Compton, Stoddart, G. selection of thirty four books, both 1077 Cricket tour books 1960’s. Good Chappell, V. Richards, Shrewsbury, Test nation and county histories. Sold selection of thirty two tour books for Sobers, Jessop, Lord Harris, S. Broad, with a box of forty three general the period. Authors include Wellings, Imran Khan, Chapman, Lock, W.A. interest and cricket prose including J.S. Barker, Roberts, Tresidder, Bowes, Oldfield, Lindwall etc. Many with Cardus, Arlott, Frith etc. Odd Fortune, Moyes, Reid, McGlew, original dustwrapper. In two boxes. duplication. Some odd faults, good. Brittenden, Whitington, Simpson, P. Some odd faults, good £40/60 In two boxes £30/50 Pollock etc. The majority of books 1082 Cricket biographies/ autobiographies with dustwrapper. Some faults, 1088 Cricket brochures. ‘God’s Classroom. 1950/90’s. Good and varied selection odd duplication, odd S.B.C. edition Four essays in Cricket’s Social of fifty two books. Subjects include otherwise in good condition £50/80 History’. Eric Midwinter 1996, signed V. Richards, Abel, May, Larwood, by the author, ‘Kent v Somerset 1884 1078 Cricket tour books 1970’s-2000’s. Pietersen, J. Reid, Holding, Garner, to 1983. The 100 years of First-class Good selection of forty eight tour D. Walters, R. Hadlee, Bradman, Cricket. A statistical Analysis’. books for the period. Authors include Knott, Hendren, Gimblett, Gavasker, Brian Brett 1983 and ‘Kent County I. Chappell, G. Chappell, Martin- Tendulkar, B. Richards etc. Many Cricketers. The Numbered Sequence Jenkins, Arlott, Frith, Tyson, Haigh, with original dustwrapper. In two 1806-2003’. Howard Milton 2003. Border, Berry, Eagar etc. The majority boxes. Some odd faults, good Good condition £30/40 of books with dustwrapper, some £40/60 large format. Plus a small selection of 1089 Cricket brochures. ‘Gentlemen v 1083 Cricket tours 1950/90’s. Good and six general cricket books and eleven Players. The First Seventy Years’. varied selection of twenty seven biographies and autobiographies William West 1995, ‘The Tenth tour books. Authors include Moyes, including Stackpole, Doug Walters, Wicket Record’. An account of Harris, Barnes, Swanton, Gilligan, Trevor Goddard, Ponting etc. the Worcestershire v Kent match, Peebles, Wellings, Arlott etc. Some Some faults, odd duplication, odd Stourbridge 1909 when Woolley and with original dustwrapper. Sold with paperback edition otherwise in good Fielder established a new record for a box of thirty general cricket books. condition. Qty 65 £50/80 the 10th wicket of 235. P. Barnsley In two boxes. Some odd faults, 1987, ‘W.G. Grace 1848-1915’ 1079 Cricket, football and sporting fiction. good £40/60 by A.N.B. Sugden published 1965 Titles with dustwrappers include 1084 Cricket tours 1950/90’s. Good and marking the fiftieth Anniversary of ‘“Quills”. A Tale of School-days at varied selection of twenty three tour Grace’s death, signed and with a Bedinghurst’, W. Rhoades, London books. Authors include Bannister, two page letter from Sugden and

104 ‘Archie Remembered. A Celebration 1095 ‘The First of June or Schoolboy Department, Nottingham and of Archie MacLaren’s 424’. Limited Rivalry’. Rev. H.C. Adams. Routledge, London 1900. Four different editions edition. Qty 4 £40/60 Warne and Routledge, London, fifth of the title including the scarce edition 1862. References to school ‘Edition de luxe’. Editions are the 1090 Pakistan Cricket. A selection of six cricket throughout, with chapters VI pictorial ‘strongly bound in cloth’ titles relating to cricket in Pakistan. and VII devoted to a cricket match, edition with handwritten dedication ‘Wounded Tiger’ Peter Oborne and includes three cricket related in ink to title page ‘To J.W. Goldman, 2014, ‘The Unquiet Ones. A engravings including the frontispiece. with the compliments & kind regards History of Pakistan Cricket’ Osman Original cloth covers with ornate of A.W. Shelton’, dated 23rd May Samiuddin 2014, ‘A Century of gilt title to front cover, title to spine 1937. Goldman’s bookplate to inside Karachi Cricket’. K.H. Baloch and worn and faded. Neat handwritten front cover. Publisher’s note on page M.H. Baluch 2003, ‘Pride & Passion’. inscription in ink to front endpaper, v indicates an ‘Edition de luxe... Omar Noman 1998 and ‘White On ‘A little Gift of Remembrance is being arranged for’. The scarce Green’. R. Heller and P. Oborne to Adolphus G. Schwartze from ‘Edition de luxe’ is handsomely 2016 and Baloch’s Encylopaedia of A.J.[?] Noble... 1862, The Groves, bound in black calf with marbled Pakistan Cricket 1947-48 to 2004. Camberwell’. Bookplates of J.W. endpapers, gilt to page edges, gilt Vol II (Limited edition of 450 copies). Goldman and A.E. Winder to inside title to front cover and spine with G/VG £100/150 front cover. Padwick 6134. Loosely raised bands to spine. Owner’s 1091 ‘Rules and Instructions for playing at inserted is a typed letter, dated 25th name in ink to front endpaper of S. the Game of Cricket ... to which is May 1933, from C.K. Langley, a Sassoon, dated 17th August 1900. subjoined the Laws and Regulations Birmingham solicitor, to the collector, The paper edition with decorative of Cricketers[sic]...’ Thomas Boxall. C.J. Britton, referring to the loan of pictorial paper wrappers, owner’s London: Harrild and Billing, c.1802. a book, and follows in a postscript name in ink to front wrapper of V.F.S. Second edition, second issue, of with a reference to ‘“The First of Crawford (Surrey & Leicestershire the first practical treatise on the June” by a parson named Adams’. 1896-1910). The fourth copy was game, two parts in one volume, The letter nicely signed by Langley. owned by Alfred J. Gaston’s with the second part containing the Some age toning and minor wear to Gaston’s signature in ink to front laws. 92pp. with ‘A part of the the spine, otherwise in good/ very endpaper, J.W. Goldman’s bookplate Subscribers’ page inserted between good condition £80/120 to inside front cover, bound by pp.vi and 7. The folding frontispiece Gaston in green cloth with gilt title to 1096 ‘History of the Cobham Cricket engraving, title page and pp 11/12 front, ‘Bat & Ball, J.H. Lester. Cricket Club, from its foundation in 1850 are facsimile copies on aged paper. Curiosities, A.J. Gaston’. Lacking to the close of the season of 1898’. Contemporary brown calf/ marbled title, introduction and advertising Thomas Henry Baker of Owletts, boards. Ownership name in ink to pages. Padwick 118. Some wear to Cobham. Rochester 1899. Bound front endpaper of ‘James Newman, the wrappers of the pictorial paper in green cloth with gilt title to front Shipley July 3 1817’. Contained in edition, the others in good/ very cover, ‘Fifty Years of Cobham Cricket a modern box. Padwick 373. Some good condition. Sold with an original 1850-1899’. Contents comprises creasing to covers, otherwise in good single page prospectus with printed year by year reports and match condition with expert restoration. signatures addressed to ‘Members scores. Notable players featured Rare £2000/3000 of the M.C.C. of County and other include E.V. Bligh (Oxford University, Cricket Clubs’ announcing the 1092 ‘Cricket’. British Standard Handbook Kent & Middlesex 1849-1864), his publication of and to seek subscribers No. 2’. J. & R. Maxwell. Spencer nephew, Ivo Francis Bligh (Kent, to the ‘special edition’. Tipped in to Blackett, London c.1882. Original Cambridge University & England modern green cloth. Some foxing, decorative colour wrappers. Tipped in 1877-1883), who is recorded scoring otherwise in good condition. Qty 5 to modern blue cloth. Padwick 417. 143 in a ‘Married v Single’ match £400/600 Some splitting to spine, otherwise in played in 1874 when aged fifteen, good/ very good condition £40/60 Ivo’s elder brother, Lord Clifton 1098 ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. (Kent 1871-1879, six matches) etc. K.S. Ranjitsinhji. Fourth edition, 1093 ‘Cricket as it should be played’. By Padwick 2094 and handwritten Edinburgh 1897. Original blue cloth ‘An Ex Captain’. Ward & Lock’s inscription to front endpaper indicate with gilt title to spine. Handwritten Sixpenny Handbook Series, London this was limited to 100 copies. inscription in ink to front endpaper, c1878. Original green decorative Owner’s name of the collector, ‘R. Poore from H.M. [Poore] January cloth covers. Padwick 428. G £30/40 H.W. ‘Plum’ Warner in ink to front 19th. The book has many of the 1094 ‘Cricket’. W.G. Grace. Published endpaper. Slight breaking to page photographic plates bookmarked by Heinemann and Balestier (The block, light wear to covers, otherwise with a card, each with a handwritten English Library) in Leipzig and Paris, in good/ very good condition reference, probably in Poore’s own 1892. Bound in modern tan cloth, £140/180 hand. Padwick 467. Some breaking original wrappers retained. Owner’s to internal hinges, the inscribed 1097 ‘Bat v Ball. The Book of Individual name in ink to half title page of endpaper becoming detached. Minor Cricket Records, &c. 1864-1900’. Robert Stratton Holmes, Wakefield, wear to spine, otherwise in good Compiled by J.H. Lester. Boots and dated 26th February 1893. condition £50/70 Wholesale Printing and Stationery Padwick 433. G/VG £30/40

104 105 Robert Montague Poole (Europeans, Copy’. Splitting to internal hinges, 1102 ‘The Cricket Calendar, a pocket diary Hampshire & South Africa frontispiece partly detached. Heavy containing all the chief fixtures for 1892-1914) played in three Tests age toning and some wear to boards the season arranged in chronological for South Africa in 1895/96. His and internally, otherwise in fair order’. Published by Murby, Virtue, first-class cricket in England was condition £30/50 Wright & Co. and Cricket Press, restricted due to his military duties, London, 1869-1914. Complete set Charles Pardon was editor of but he finished the 1899 season as of forty six annual issues from 1869 Wisden from 1887 to 1880 and the leading batsman, scoring 1551 (first issue) to 1914 (forty sixth and was succeeded on his death by his runs at an average of 91.23 including final year of issue). Various compilers brother, Sydney. The brothers were a top score of 304 against Somerset including G. Kelly King, C.W. Alcock, members of the family who ran the at Taunton. P. Cross Standing, Charles Plairre, Cricket Reporting Agency from this H.L. Bourke, J.N. Pentelow, Sidney Padwick 677-1 refers to an unseen office Billingham, A. Sinclair etc. All issues typescript of a book by Poore on 1101 ‘Cricket Between Two Wars’. Sir bound in original publisher’s cloth, cricket technique dated 1928, and it Pelham Warner. London. Seventh with the exception of the 1870 which is assumed that this Ranjitsinhji title impression, 1943. Owner’s name appears to have been rebound later. was used as source material handwritten to front endpaper of The majority with the ownership 1099 ‘With the 15th Australian XI- A the football and cricket journalist, signature of the writer and collector, complete record of the team’s tour Eric Todd, dated ‘Glasgow. May R.S. Holmes, also E.G. Wynyard throughout Great Britain and South 1944’. Odd nicks to otherwise good (1901) with handwritten notes of his Africa’. Sydney Smith Jr (Manager). dustwrapper. Sold with an original performances. The 1894 and 1896 Sydney 1922. Original cloth-backed ‘Memorandum of Agreement’ issued issues with the bookplate of J.W. pictorial boards. Wear to spine. One by the publisher, Chatto and Windus Goldman. Padwick 1155. Odd minor folding plate and other illustrations. of London, to Warner relating to the faults, overall in good/ very good Padwick 5030. Minor wear to boards, publishing of this title, signed by the condition. Rare to see a complete set internally in very good condition publisher, accompanied by a single of this annual £1200/1600 £60/90 page typed letter from Haddon END OF DAY TWO Wittaker of Sporting Handbooks to 1100 ‘Cricket’. A.G. Steel and R.H. Warner dated 25th September 1946, Lyttleton. The Badminton Library. agreeing to a 15% royalty. Both Second Edition, London 1888. items in modern yellow slipcase with Owner’s name boldly inscribed a facsimile of the book’s dustwrapper to second endpaper, ‘Charles F. to the front cover. Bookplate of A.E. Pardon, 112 Fleet Street, E.C. Office Winder slipped in. VG £40/60

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