DAY ONE

CRICKET MEMORABILIA

CRICKET EPHEMERA and Toast List to inner pages. The June-2nd July 1929. Issued to ‘The President of the County Carnival Doncaster Gazette’. Adhesive marks 1 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey and England. Cricket Association, Victor to verso otherwise in good condition ‘Farewell Dinner to J.B. Hobbs. To Richardson received an O.B.E. from £25/35 commemorate his retirement from the Queen on this occasion. G County Cricket’ The Dorchester 10 Newspaper cuttings 1933-1935. File £30/40 Hotel, London, 17th July 1935. containing various cuttings from the Arranged by ‘The Star’ newspaper. 5 ‘Cambridge University Cricket Club. period including Jardine’s wedding, Large official menu, with original Arrangements and Matches for Australian Test victory at The Oval decorative covers, with tribute by 1888’. Four page printed leaflet with 1934, various ‘Tom Webster’ Neville Cardus, Toasts, table plan, details of matches, engagement (for cartoons, the 1935 South African after Dinner entertainment, guest list a shilling) of professional bowlers for tour of England, tragic death of and two photographs, one of the net practise etc. The University Dudley Pope (Essex) and ‘Jock’ ‘Hobbs Gates’ at The Oval, the other played the Australians at Leyton, Cameron (South Africa), retirement one of Hobbs, head and shoulders. Sussex at Brighton, Surrey at the of Jack Hobbs, Bradman etc. G The menu measures 8.5”x11.5”. Oval etc. Folds otherwise in good £25/35 Inscription to inside page ‘To Jack, in condition. Rare £40/60 11 Sir Learie Constantine, Trinidad & memory of “Black’-Heath. Uncle 6 ‘Records of a Voyage’. Set of five West Indies 1921-1939. Official Nick’. Some light marks to covers different ‘Orient Line’ menus for programme/brochure for the otherwise in good/very good meals on the ‘S.S. Orontes’. Each Borough of Nelson ‘Admission of Sir condition £70/100 menu with colour lithograph of a Learie Constantine, M.B.E. as 2 All-England XI v Slough & District XV famous London landmark. The Honorary Freeman of the Borough’ 1927. Original ticket for the Charity menus housed in original folder with held at the Council Chamber, Nelson match played at Slough on the 28th title to front. This was the ship that on the 20th April 1963. Sold September 1927. Sold with postcard carried the Australian 1938 touring together with two letters from the advising a Meeting of Secretaries for team to England. VG £80/120 Town Clerk regarding the occasion. the Oxford & District Cricket League G £30/50 7 ‘Somerset County Cricket Club. List to arrange fixtures. Meeting to be of Fixtures for 1919’. Printed fixture 12 Surrey C.C.C. 1920’s. Selection of held on 14th March 1899 and a list poster for the first season after ephemera including Surrey small menu for a Dinner & Dance to WW1. Includes the fixture against membership cards for 1926-1928, be held by Napier Cricket Club on Australian I.F. XI. Colourful fixture lists for 1926-1928, two the 3rd March 1945 £30/40 decorative border. printed by typed letter from the Secretary of 3 Rochdale Cricket Club 1874. Early Hammett & Co. Taunton. 8”x10”. the club, R.C.N. Palairet (Somerset Members Admission Ticket for the Very good condition £80/100 C.C.C 1891-1902) dated 1926 and 1874 season. The folding card lists 1927 both signed by Palairet, 8 William. M. Woodfull. Australia all matches for 1st, 2nd and 3rd XI’s Pavilion ticket 1926 and four 1930. ‘Official Souvenir and with details of Officers of the club. receipts/proposals for membership. Programme for the 17th Australian Includes a fixture for the 25th-27th G £25/35 Eleven on Tour’. Published by the June, ‘22 of Rochdale v All England Western Australia Cricket 13 ‘Improvements in or relating to XI’. Sold with similar card for The Association. Compiled by Van cricket bats’ 1961. Official three Union Cricket Club (Rochdale) for Heurck & Thomas Ltd. Printers of page patent specification with 1876. Both in good condition Perth. Picture of Woodfull to front drawing. Slazengers Limited of £40/60 cover. Preview of the tour including Croydon, Surrey. Relates to The ‘22 of Rochdale v All England the pre tour match against Western improvements to the bottom of a XI’ match played at Milnrow Road Australia, pen pictures and cricket bat blade. G £15/20 Ground was drawn. James Shaw of biographies of the Australian team, 14 Test match and club tickets Nottinghamshire took 23 wickets in records etc. This was formerly the 1960’s/2000’s. Large collection of the match and the top score was 59 property of Woodfull with over 160 tickets for Test matches, by W. Hickton of Rochdale handwritten notes from his speech Finals, World Cup matches etc. to back cover. A rare brochure from 4 ‘Royal Visit Luncheon’. Large official Matches in England, Australia, South the tour. G £100/150 brochure for the County Carnival Africa, Sri Lanka etc. Includes Cricket Association Luncheon held in 9 England v South Africa 1929. England v Australia 1968, 1985, Adelaide on the 10th March 1954. Original complimentary press ticket 1997, Sri Lanka v England 2001, Decorative covers with ribbon tie to the 2nd Test Match at Lord’s 29th South Africa v England 1992, 1995,

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6 England v Pakistan 1974, Australia v by Lacey. G £50/70 laid down to card. G £30/40 England 1986, 1991, 1995, Donald Knight scored 71 and 124 23 William Gilbert Grace. 2002/03, England v India 1974, for the Gentlemen v Players during Gloucestershire & England. 1865- 1979, Lancashire v India 1959, New the match played at Lord’s on the 1908. Handwritten one page letter Zealand v Australia 1986, World Cup 14th-16th July 1919 on London County Cricket Club 1979, 1999 etc. Some duplication. letterhead dated 8th May 1906 to Good selection £40/60 19 William Gilbert Grace. ‘Mr Manson’. Grace thanks him for Gloucestershire & England. 1865- AUTOGRAPHED CRICKET EPHEMERA sending a copy of the ‘Bowlers 1908. Handwritten two page letter Handbook’ and promises to send, in 15 Frank Edward Woolley. Kent & on London County Cricket Club return, a copy of ‘The Bowlers England 1906-1938. One page letterhead dated 1st March 1900 to Annual’ which he is helping to handwritten letter from Woolley to ‘Budden’. Letter regards Budden compile. Nicely signed in ink by by J.D. Coldham regarding receipt of a going abroad ‘I am sorry to lose your Grace. Good condition £200/300 book and remarking that ‘I am valuable services for next season. I looking forward to a much quieter will put you down on the abroad 24 Alexander J. Webbe. Middlesex & cricket season next Summer than the list’. Nicely signed by Grace. The England 1875-1900. Two page past six seasons. The letter dated second page of the letter has a piece handwritten letter from Webbe to 25th February 1946 and nicely cut out of it, not affecting text, and Pelham Warner dated 17th January signed by Woolley in ink. G £40/60 has been laid down to card 1941. Signed in ink by Webbe. Very otherwise in good condition good cricket content. G £80/120 16 Len Hutton. Yorkshire & England. £150/250 One page handwritten letter from 25 Edward Humphreys. Kent & England Hutton to a Miss C.M. Hunt. The Charles Budden played two matches 1899-1920. Five letters to letter with cricket content ‘I am for Hampshire in 1900. This may Humphreys, 1918-1928, regarding feeling much better, although last well have been the ‘Budden’ who is his appointment as Cricket Master at week a bone was slightly cracked in the recipient of this letter Uppingham School from Stanley my hand. I hope to play in five days’. Christopherson (Kent & England 20 Percy G.H. Fender. Sussex, Surrey & The letter dated 2nd August 1953. 1883-1890) and R.H. Owen. Good England 1910-1935. Two page With original envelope. G £20/30 content including reference to taking typewritten letter from Fender to R. up a post in Jamaica dated 1924. 17 John Barton King. Philadelphia. Yeomans of Leeds regarding the Some folds, nicks to page edges, U.S.A. 1893-1912. Handwritten two format of a Dinner in Leeds and generally good £80/120 page letter from Barton King to a S. Huddersfield where Fender was to Beresford Fowler recalling playing speak. The letter, dated 15th 26 Alfred Lyttelton. Cambridge against Edgar Mayne of Australia. ‘ I September 1953, on ‘Herbert Fender University, Middlesex & England remember , so well bowling to Edgar & Co’ headed paper and signed 1876-1887. Handwritten one page Mayne and looking for his weak spot nicely in ink by Fender. VG £40/60 letter on Great College Street, which I failed to find. I hope you will Westminster’ letterhead to 21 Charles B. Fry. Sussex and England remember me to him’. Letter on ‘J. ‘Lushington’. Letter refers to not 1894-1921. Handwritten two page Barton King, Philadelphia’ headed being able to make an appointment letter from Fry to a Mr Moore paper but undated. Second page due to sitting as a Recorder to try regarding a speech to be made at trimmed to end of handwriting. appeals in Oxford. The letter dated The Buccaneers Dinner on the 6th Adhesive marks to verso. Rare 18th April 1902 and nicely signed in January 1948. ‘Moreover “Cricket” £80/120 ink by Lyttelton. G £100/150 is a large and elusive subject- AND, Barton King died in October 1965 by the way, its useful to know who is President of M.C.C. in 1898. Also and was regarded as the greatest going to “respond” because he may played for Worcestershire C.C.C. ever American cricketer. He toured be a swill and in need of sustenance (not first class) and represented England with the Philadelphian in order to avoid being a heavy England at football in 1877 and team in 1897, 1903 and 1908. He roller’. The letter dated 8th played for Old Etonians in the 1876 took 87 wickets at 11.01 on the December 1947 on Naval School, F.A. Cup Final. Lawyer & Statesman 1908 tour Hamble, Hampshire headed paper and Colonial Secretary 1903-1905. and nicely signed by Fry. G £40/60 He became an M.P. in later life 18 Sir Francis Eden Lacey. Hampshire 1880-1897 and Secretary of M.C.C. 22 Pelham. F. Warner. Middlesex & 27 Sir Frank Mortimer Maglinne 1898-1926. Typewritten letter from England. Handwritten note from Worrell. Barbados, Jamaica & the Lacey to D.J. Knight (Surrey & Warner in ink stating he knew C.J.B. West Indies 1941-1964. England) advising him that the Marriott. ‘He was at Tonbridge and Handwritten four page air mail letter M.C.C. Committee has asked him to Clare, Cambridge. Captain- from Worrell to Reg Lockett of accept a gift of a cricket bat in Cambridge Univ XV. Played for Norton C.C. who Worrell played for recognition of his innings of 124 England at Rugger and Captained during the 1950/60’s. Good cricket runs against the Players. The letter England. Strong as a Bull!, Brave as a content ‘If the Norton Boys can get on Lord’s headed paper and dated Lion!’. Signed in ink by Warner and the runs , Jim Laker can get the 30th July 1919. Nicely signed in ink dated 3rd September 1915. Note opposing sides out...... I really miss

7 the general atmosphere of League the time and in England, going away based in Hollywood and appeared Cricket very much although I realise on a trip (mission), talks of receiving in numerous films. He died in 1948. that there comes a time in letters from Brian Sellers and Indian 37 Edgar Richard Mayne. South everymans life when he has got to Captain etc, signed ‘Wal’. Folds, Australia, Victoria & Australia 1906- bow out from sport in order to carve otherwise in good/ very good 1926. One page handwritten letter a niche for his future...’. The letter condition £70/100 to ‘Mr Higgins’ thanking him for dated 10th June 1960 and nicely 32 Learie Constantine, Trinidad & West sending ‘postcards and the signed in ink ‘Frank’. Odd staining to Indies 1921-1939. Typewritten letter photograph of Miss Marie Corelli letter otherwise in good condition from Constantine to H. Houghton of (English novelist) and sending to him £60/90 Adlington regarding not being able in return a menu card and signed 28 James Charles Laker. Surrey, Essex & to attend a prize giving function. The photograph of the team. The letter, England 1946-1964. Handwritten letter dated 28th August 1929. on Hotel Cecil headed paper, dated two page letter from Laker to Reg Nicely signed in ink by Constantine. 15th August 1921(?) and nicely Lockett of Norton C.C. who Laker G £50/70 signed in black ink by Mayne and played for during the early 1960’s. inscribed ‘Australian XI’. G £70/100 33 Charles Jesse Kortwright. Essex Letter on ‘Ashpool & Twiddy. Jim 1894-1907. Excellent ink signature 38 Don Bradman. Australian tour of Laker Garments’ headed paper. of Kortwright on page with small laid England 1948. Original handwritten Some cricket content ‘I spoke to Tom down picture. Note to bottom one page letter from Don Bradman last night about next year and I think stating ‘I’m sorry but your further at the Piccadilly Hotel London, to Mr he would like me to come back to request would be difficult to choose Wells thanking him for his letter of Norton but I fear it is going to be and initialled ‘C.J.K.’. VG £50/70 congratulations on the teams success difficult as I have many business and responding to a request for a commitments in London....’. The 34 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & message from Bradman for a letter dated 18th October 1960 and England 1919-1945. Excellent one proposed brochure. Nicely signed in nicely signed in ink by Laker. G page typewritten letter from Sutcliffe ink by Bradman. The letter is dated £30/50 to the Editor of the Cambridge 15th August 1948. The previous day Independent press regarding 29 William Alexander Camac Wilkinson. to this letter being written, Bradman clothing shortages following the war Oxford University & M.C.C. 1913- was playing for Australia against ‘forcing many enthusiastic young 1939. Handwritten two page letter England at the Oval in his last Test cricketers to turn out in unconven - with good cricket content. ‘I am match making a duck, bowled tional rig’. He talks of village green afraid that much cricket, as it is Hollies. VG £150/250 cricket needing help and hopes to played today, send me to sleep. The appeal through the press column for 39 Don Bradman. Australia. Original first match I saw was between ‘lovers of the cricket match to give handwritten one page letter from N.S.W. and Victoria in Sydney, about every possible support to their local Don Bradman to Jack Pollard 65 years ago and Trumper and Duff clubs.... So we shall weather the regarding payment for an article for opened.... I have played with some storm of austerity until happier days ‘Six and Out’ a book edited by great players, but for me, there has are with us again’. The letter dated Pollard. bradman requests some never been a batsman like Trumper’. 9th July 1946 and very nicely signed form of payment and asks for a Signed in ink by Wilkinson. VG in ink by Sutcliffe. VG £50/70 cheque to be sent made out to £30/50 ‘Adelaide Crippled Childrens 35 Herbert Strudwick. Surrey & England 30 Pelham Francis Warner. Middlesex & Association’ as he does not wish to 1902-1927. One page handwritten England 1894-1920. Two page profit from the article. Nicely signed letter to ‘Master Fielding’ regarding handwritten letter on Cricketer in ink by Bradman. The letter is a friend John who played golf with magazine headed paper from dated 17th June 1966 and is written Strudwick etc. The letter dated 10th Warner to Palairet regarding his on Bradman headed paper. VG August 1965 and nicely signed in resignation from the position of £50/80 blue ink by Strudwick. G £30/50 Secretary of Surrey C.C.C. ‘to say 40 Don Bradman. Australia. Original how very sorry I am to hear that you 36 Sir Charles Aubrey Smith. Two page typewritten one page letter from are leaving the Oval which will not typewritten agreement between Don Bradman to ‘Kenneth’ thanking seem the same place to me after you Smith (Manager) and Roland him for 75th Birthday wishes and have gone..’. The letter dated 5th Pertwee (Dramatist) regarding the advising of addresses to contact Neil May 1931 and nicely signed ‘Plum’. production of a play. Signed by Harvey and Ray Lindwall for G £40/60 Aubrey Smith and Pertwee and autographs. Nicely signed in ink by dated 8th May 1924. G £40/60 31 Walter Hammond, Gloucestershire & Bradman. The letter is dated 17th England. War time hand written four Aubrey Smith played for England August 1983 and is written on page letter from Hammond to his and Sussex and captained them in Bradman headed paper. VG £40/50 Wife dated 4th August 1941 and 1887 and 1888. He also captained 41 Douglas Robert Jardine. Surrey & written from Headquarters RAF. the Shaw & Shrewsbury team to England 1921-1933. Short Middle East. Good general content Australia in 1887/88. He gained handwritten one page letter from regarding his missing his Wife, life at fame in the 1930/40’s as an actor

8 Jardine. The letter written on ink by Hearne. G £30/50 Hutton, Norman Yardley and T.B. ‘Holwell Park, Wrotham, kent’ Mitchell. Content concerns requests 46 Len Braund. Surrey, Somerset & headed paper and undated. ‘Dear for autographs. G £25/35 England 1896-1920. One page Sir, Thank you for your nice letter. It handwritten letter to ‘My dear 51 Thomas Bignall MItchell. Derbyshire was very kind of you to send the Freddie’ with some cricket content. ‘I & England 1928-1939. Two page snaps- they are excellent and much shall be going to Lords to see the handwritten letter from Mitchell appreciated’. Excellent signature of Yorkshire v Middlesex match the regarding the M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ tour Jardine below. Slight age toning and following week-so should much like of Australia 1932/33. Mitchell talks adhesive mark to verso otherwise in to see you before going there, and about his great friend Eddie Paynter good condition. Rare £100/150 have the long looked for chat’. The ‘Yes, in the 4th Test at Brisbane, he 42 Bill Bowes. Yorkshire & England letter dated 27th May 1952 and very fell ill and had to go into hospital. He 1929-1947. Short handwritten one nicely signed in ink by Braund. VG had a temperate of 106, Mr Jardine page letter from Bowes regarding an £50/70 went to see him and these were the autograph. He also refers to Umpire words he said to him ‘Eddie I would 47 Arthur E.R. Gilligan. Surrey, Sussex & Frank Chester, ‘one of the best of all give my last drop of blood for England 1920-1932. Two page time-with a reputation bettering that England....’. The letter undated but handwritten letter from Gilligan to of Sid Bullen or todays Dickie Bird’. written in later years. G £40/60 Jack Sokell with excellent cricket The letter dated 5th February 1985. content. He talks of meeting up with 52 Cricket letters. Selection of three G £25/35 Arthur Mailey ‘it will make the hand/typewritten letters from 43 G.O. Allen. Middlesex & England evening doubly glorious and players. Players are John C.W. 1921-1950. Two page handwritten memorable’. Also talks of watching MacBryan (Somerset & England, letter from Allen regarding his the Australians at Hove ‘I honestly dated 1941 as Squadron Leader), opinion of the Body-line think England (unless our batting David C.H. Townsend (Oxford documentary. ‘Some of it was very breaks down) should retain the University & M.C.C.) and H.A. good but frankly I thought it could Ashes’ and broadcasting with Alan Peach (Surrey). Some cricket have been better if the editing had McGilvary and Freddie Brown for the content, the latter two letters written been done more wisely. For instance, Australian Commercial Station for all in later years. G £25/35 having watched it... was body-line five Tests. The letter dated 5th June 53 England Test players. Selection of six good for cricket or bad?, were many 1956 and nicely signed by Gilligan in hand/typewritten letters from batsmen hurt?, was it their fault or ink. G £40/50 players. Players are Les Ames (Kent), the line of attack?. So much was left 48 John ‘Jack’ Berry Hobbs, Surrey & Joe Hardstaff (Nottinghamshire), unanswered’. Nicely signed in ink by England 1905-1934. One page Jack Robertson (Middlesex), L.F. Allen. Dated 2nd December (no handwritten letter, on Surrey C.C.C. Townsend (Derbyshire), George year). VG £30/40 headed paper declining a request for Geary (Leicestershire) and Freddie 44 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Sussex & a written article for the Sports Brown (Middlesex). Good cricket England 1895-1920. Four page Services Bureau. ‘I am afraid I am content, some letters written in later handwritten letter from Ranjitsinhji fixed up for this season’. The letter years. G £40/50 requesting ‘your kind permission to dated 7th May 1924 and nicely 54 Middlesex. Selection of four fish in your splendid waters for signed in ink by Hobbs. G £50/80 hand/typewritten letters from grayling this winter. I have hired the 49 John ‘Jack’ Berry Hobbs, Surrey & Middlesex players. Players are S.L. Gilling Shoot this year..... So your England 1905-1934. One page Beton, F. Lee, J. Wormald and N.F. kindness would enable me to spend handwritten letter from Hobbs to Turner (one match 1937). Some a few most enjoyable days at one of Harry B. Rowan regarding a ‘Cricket cricket content, all written in the my favourite pastimes when I come Week’ to be held in Glasgow. ‘I am 1950/60’s. G £30/40 to Gilling or am in the glad to hear you are again holding neighbourhood’. The letter written 55 R.E.S Wyatt. Four letters the Cricket Week and I shall be on ‘The Rectory, East Gilling, York’ handwritten by Wyatt to author pleased to come along in April. I am headed paper and nicely signed in Anthony Merdith regarding the very sorry though that A.C. ink by Ranjitsinhji. G £100/150 writing of a book. Interesting cricket MacLaren will probably be there too, content, Wyatt refers to the pitches 45 John W. Hearne, Middlesex & I would rather work with somebody in Australia 1930’s, methods of England 1909-1936. One page else. I should have thought Maurice bowling, Warner, Kortright, handwritten letter from Hearne to Tate would have been a good Larwood, life onboard ship etc. All ‘Mr Milne’ regarding him and his proposition. I could get him for you four written in 1988 and signed by Wife purchasing a bungalow in if you like...’ The letter dated 10th Wyatt. G £50/80 peaceful surroundings in West December 1925 and nicely signed in Drayton, Middlesex. ‘Its certainly ink by Hobbs. G £50/80 56 Northamptonshire. Selection of four more peaceful than opposite the handwritten letters from 50 Cricket letters. Selection of three drone which nearly drove us Northamptonshire players. Players handwritten letters from players, all ‘Crackers’. The letter dated 10th are Mark Cox, Gilbert Tebbit, Ben written in later years. Players are Len February 1949 and nicely signed in Bellamy and R.S. Venes. With the

9 exception of Bellamy, the other three be proved, and naturally now it request for an autograph. The letter only played a small number of seems that I shall have to live on the dated 10th September 1952 £25/35 matches for the county team. All suggested 1 per week retaining fee 66 Alexander J. Webbe. Middlesex & letter regards requests for for the greater part of the year.... I England 1875-1900. One page autographs/ addresses etc, all appreciate that I like everyone else handwritten letter from Webbe to Dr written in the 1950’s. G £30/40 will have to start right at the bottom, Blair Ball regarding recovery from an but I am afraid that £1 over the 57 Alec Bedser. Surrey & England 1939- injury. ‘Getting on all right but no winter session would be a hardship, 1960. One page handwritten letter exercise a little longer. I hope to get bearing in mind the permanent and from Bedser on ‘Grand Hotel, away tomorrow. You have saved me good position I now have....’. The Cardiff’ headed paper. He talks of his many days on my back’. The letter letter dated 15th September 1936 Test bowling record and on Surrey’s dated 16th August 1903 and nicely and nicely signed in ink by Jones. G attempt to win the County signed in ink by Webbe. VG £50/70 £40/60 Championship for a fifth consecutive 67 H.B. ‘Jock’ Cameron. Transvaal, time. ‘In reply I have taken 236 Jones did eventually sign and played Western Province & South Africa wickets in Tests including 104 for Glamorgan for 21 years playing 1924-1935. Original real against Australia..... The fifth win in over 340 matches for the County photograph card of the South the Championship is going to be 62 New Zealand tour of England 1949. African team of 1929 in England, hard, very hard indeed’. The letter Two typewritten letters from the (J.Smith, Bookstall), with undated but c1956. G £30/40 Duke of Norfolk and the Duke of correspondence to ‘Freda’ in 58 Maurice Tate. Sussex & England. Beaufort to J.H. Phillips, Manager of Johannesburg with observations of 1912-1937. Two page handwritten the New Zealand Cricket Council England... ‘England’s not such a bad letter from Tate regarding an article, regarding the touring matches held place after all, one does see the sun letter or book? written by the at Arundel Castle and Badminton. occasionally. London’s, the place recipient. ‘You have covered The Arundel letter is post match and though. You’d be quite at home as everything except I should have the Badminton letter pre match ‘...I far as dancing is concerned it lasts all liked to have said more about my have heard that Wally Hammond night if you want it’. Signed Horace. exit from Sussex, still perhaps it has had to undergo an operation on Post marked Oxford 1929. G better to let sleeping dogs lie.... am his foot and is therefore unable to £50/70 humbled to you for such a play. It is a great disappointment to Cameron died of enteric fever magnificent compliment to an Old everyone’. Both typed on Arundel shortly after his return home from Timer’. The letter headed ‘The Kings Castle and Badminton letter heads the 1935 tour of South Africa Arms’, dated 25th October 1950 and nicely signed in ink by Beaufort and nicely signed in ink by Tate. G and Norfolk. Minor foxing to the 68 Arthur E.R. Gilligan. Surrey, Sussex & £30/50 Badminton letter otherwise in good England 1920-1932. Plain postcard condition £50/70 sent by Gilligan to a Sussex 59 New Zealand. Two handwritten supporter after a request for an letters from Walter Hadlee and 63 Cricket writers. Three typewritten autograph. Short note to the Martin Donnelly. Both letter written and handwritten letters from John supporter with an original in 1985 regarding requests for Arlott (2)(1968 & 1983) and Jim photograph of Gilligan taken in autographs. G £18/25 Swanton (1979). General cricket 1924. The postcard postmarked content. G £20/30 60 H.S.L.T. ‘Stork’ Hendry. N.S.W., ‘Kensington 1923’. G £30/40 Victoria & Australia 1918-1933. One 64 Cyril Mowbray Wells. Surrey & 69 Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire, page handwritten letter regarding an Middlesex 1892-1909. One page Europeans & England 1898-1930. autograph and addresses request. hand written letter from Wells Mono postcard sent by Rhodes to The letter sent from Australia and regarding players on a cricket Herbert Sutcliffe from Bombay when undated. Nicely signed in ink by photograph. He mentions Jessop, Rhodes was playing for the Hendry. G £25/35 Druce, Webbe, Foster, Hearne etc. Europeans cricket team. ‘Playing ‘The photograph of Jessop, whom I 61 William Edward Jones. Glamorgan here for a week. Seen your brother a knew in the old days and played 1937-1958. Two page typewritten few times, looks very well. Getting cricket with him many times, but I letter from Jones to Maurice on alright, a bit too hot for cricket. would rather not write to him to sign Turnbull, Secretary and Captain of Compliments of the season..... The a photograph- he might not like it’. Glamorgan County Cricket Club postcard dated 27th December 1922 The letter dated 3rd September regarding Jones signing professional and initialed in ink by Rhodes. VG 1946 and nicely signed in ink by forms for the club. Jones has listed £60/80 Wells. G £30/50 down the terms offered and Turnbull 70 H. H. Alexander. Victoria & Australia has handwritten answers to many of 65 Sir Henry D.G. Leveson-Gower. 1928-1935. One page handwritten the questions in ink to the pages. Surrey & England 1895-1920. One letter giving his views on who was ‘Cricket is so uncertain and the point page handwritten letter on ‘The the best bowlers and batsmen he as to my being sufficiently good to Grand Hotel’, Scarborough headed had seen. Mentions ‘Bodyline series’. play for the first eleven will have to paper to ‘Ogden’ regarding a ‘The best way to sum up Bodyline,

10 imagine Marshall or Garner bowling paper, Carr was Secretary at the handwritten letter from Warner, straight at you with seven men on time, turning down an invitation to headed Carling House, Maidstone to the leg side- Pretty frightening’. The speak at a cricket society Dinner due Mrs Clark, regarding turning down letter dated 15th February 1987 and to the probability of going out to an invitation to play tennis because nicely signed in ink by Alexander. India with the M.C.C. team. The he will be playing cricket. ‘To be Sold with a further two page letter dated 13th January 1984 and quite truthful I forgot all about it handwritten letter from Australian signed in ink by Carr. G £15/25 which is no excuse really, though the Test cricketer, Graeme Hole with fact that I have been travelling all 76 Greg Chappell. South Australia, good cricket content on the over the place playing cricket will I Somerset, Queensland & Australia Australian 1953 tour of England. hop influence you to mitigate the 1966-1983. One page handwritten Dated March 5th 1985. G £30/50 sentence. I am playing cricket on the letter with good cricket content. He days you asked us’. The letter dated 71 Jack Fingleton. New South Wales & talks of his father and brother, Ian. 5th July 1909 and nicely signed by Australia 1928-1939. Three page the best player he saw, Sobers and Warner. G £140/180 handwritten letter, some cricket his best innings, 131 at Lord’s 1972. content with references to Lillee and The letter dated 2009 and signed in Warner made his 211 v Otago on Chappell. The letter on Charing ink by Chappell. G £15/25 the 13th/14th February 1903 Cross Hotel headed paper, dated 77 Jack Fingleton. New South Wales & 81* England tour of England 1897. Rare, September 11th and nicely signed by Australia 1928-1939. Two page early and fascinating pair of two Fingleton. G £30/50 handwritten letter, some cricket page handwritten letters from A.E. 72 Ian Peebles, Middlesex & England content with references to Harold Stoddart, Middlesex & England and P.F. ‘Plum’ Warner, Middlesex & Larwood etc. ‘I saw ‘Lol’ (Larwood), Captain for the tour, and Captain England. Two short one page as you call him, very recently. We Edward G. Wynyard, Hampshire & handwritten letters from the two had a drink on his tenth grand- England regarding selection for the cricketers. The Peebles letter child... he is blissfully happy, I’m glad forthcoming tour to Australia. The undated, the Warner 1948. Both to say, in Australia’. The letter on letters dated 15th and 22nd August responding to requests for Charing Cross Hotel headed paper, 1897. The first letter expresses autographs. Both nicely signed by dated April 28th 1972 and nicely Stoddart’s pleasure at Wynyard’s the player. G £30/50 signed by Fingleton. With original selection for the touring party. ‘I was envelope. G £30/50 very please to hear that the War 73 Learie Constantine, Trinidad & West Office had given you leave and that Indies 1921-1939. Handwritten 78 John ‘Jack’ Berry Hobbs, Surrey & you accept the invitation to join the letter from Constantine to a Miss England 1905-1934. Two page team. I feel certain you will enjoy the Jones regarding an autograph handwritten letter from Hobbs to Mr tour immensely and I shall be glad to request. The letter dated 30th Speight regarding the return of a do all in my power to make things September 1967 and nicely signed in Watermans pen (he advertised the happy for you’. Nicely signed A.E. ink by Constantine. The requested pens), he talks of his journey and Stoddart. To verso there is further autograph on card laid down to time in Madras. ‘It appears we handwritten details of colours to be lower half of letter. Adhesive marks bought your bottle of Caillaux after worn including tie and hat ribbon, to corners of verso otherwise in all. Francis gave it to my servant who tour caps and coats (blazers), berth good condition G £40/60 thought it was our bottle. So sorry!’ for the trip ‘an inside cabin but very The letter dated 1st February 1934 74 Freddie R. Brown. Surrey, comfortable’. In the second letter, and nicely signed in ink by Hobbs. G Northamptonshire & England 1931- Stoddart goes out of his way to £50/80 1953. Two page handwritten letter commiserate with Wynyard on his to Ken Purdy with excellent and 79 H.S.L.T. ‘Stork’ Hendry. N.S.W., not being able to go on the tour due interesting cricket content. He talks Victoria & Australia 1918-1933. to the War Office cancelling his of the West Indies being the Interesting one page handwritten leave. ‘I cannot tell you how strongest side in the world, Lords letter with his views on the current sincerely sorry I am to get the news being his favourite ground in game and the game in his day. ‘Of of the War Office cancelling your England and Adelaide in Australia. course, big money has ruined it leave. I was really looking forward He then goes on give advice on today. One day cricket, whilst a with the greatest pleasure to having cricket in general...’Cricket is a great great money earner, is not cricket you with us and can only tell you leveller and one has to learn to live and spectators not true cricket that I am almost as disappointed as with the good and the bad days alike lovers. It has ruined batting you are. About the inconvenience and always be modest and prepared technique and deprived bowlers of caused, please don’t let this add to to learn....’. The letter dated 5th their objective, to get wickets!!’. The your troubles. I can easily get October 1984 and signed in ink by letter sent from Australia and dated another man, I had intended to take Brown. G £30/40 11th November 1985. Nicely signed 14 but I think that if Briggs takes in ink by Hendry. G £40/50 your place that will be enough. I only 75 Donald B. Carr. Derbyshire & wanted another good bowler to add England 1946-1963. One page 80 Pelham Francis Warner. Middlesex & to the 13 which appeared in the typewritten letter on T.C.C.B headed England 1894-1920. Four page papers to look a rare(?) side. As my

11 object in accepting your invitation P.F. Warner, Chairman of the back cover is an original signed pen with you was only with the view of Selection Committee, to Keeton and ink caricature self-portrait by helping you re the tour, and I am advising him of his selection to play Mailey of him wearing a bow tie. very much busy, I will ask you to in the Test Trial Match, North v The portrait was drawn by Mailey excuse me. I shall hope to see you South at Lord’s on the 13th-16th for Arthur Morris and the menu is somehow before we leave and in the June 1936. Details include signed by Morris to inside pages. meantime can only express how remuneration for the match (£20 The menu measures approx sincerely sorry I am, you cannot join plus 3rd class return railway fare), 4.5”x7”. There are adhesive marks us’. Again, very nicely signed in ink details of the match, press relations to the back cover affecting some by Stoddart. Both letters, ex etc. The letter, on Lord’s Cricket parts of the caricature but the menu Wynyard collection. A rare insight Ground headed paper, dated 6th is in good condition £50/70 into the trials and tribulations of an June 1936 and nicely signed in ink 87 South Africa. Large ‘South African England Test Captain £1500/2500 by Warner. Rare. G £90/130 Airways 1934-1984’ menu, with Interesting letters covering some of 84* W.W. Keeton. Nottinghamshire & colour image of a Protea flower to Stoddart’s selection problems with England 1926-1952. Original front cover, for a Cricket Dinner the tour, Wynyard withdrew and typewritten letter of selection from given in 1984. Signed to back cover Jackson and Attewell declined. Percy Perrin, Chairman of the by fourteen South African Test Following the success of the team he Selection Committee, to Keeton players. Signatures include E. Barlow, took to Australia in 1894/95, the advising him of his selection to play Rice, Kirsten, A. Rowan, Mitchell, G. authorities in Australia invited him for England v West Indies at The Pollock, D’Oliveira, Tayfield etc. G to take a second side out in Oval on the 19th-22nd August £25/35 1897/98. Heavy criticism was 1939. Details include remuneration 88 ‘XL ‘Forty’ Club. Official menu for levelled at him prior to the voyage for the match £27.10.0 plus 3rd class the Second XL Club Dinner held at on September 17th, three weeks return railway fare), details of the the Junior Carlton Club, Pall Mall on after the final letter, the first being match, press relations, accommo - the 10th February 1939. The four that 13 players were not enough and dation , ticket allocation etc. The page card menu signed profusely to the second that the bowling was letter, on Lord’s Cricket Ground inside pages by thirty seven guests. weak! The tour was best by headed paper, undated and nicely Signatures include some first class problems including illness, family signed in ink by Perrin. Rare. G cricketers including Warner, Woolley, bereavement, play cancelled on the £150/250 Bowley, Ducat, Henry Grierson, first day at Sydney, barracking by Keeton played in his 2nd and final Hobbs, D.J. Knight, Strudwick, the Australian crowds and the Test at Lords Sandham, Hendren, W.B. Franklin, problem of ‘throwing’ Hearne, J.B. Higgins etc. Other 85 Bert Oldfield. New South Wales & 82* W.W. Keeton. Nottinghamshire & signatures include Lord Aberdare Australia 1919-1938. Excellent two England 1926-1952. Original etc. Old tape mark to front cover page handwritten letter on ‘W.A. typewritten letter of selection from otherwise in good condition £40/60 Oldfield Ltd’ headed paper from F.S. Jackson, Chairman of the Oldfield to Mr Dotivala regarding 89 ‘XL ‘Forty’ Club. Official menu for Selection Committee, to Keeton cricket, South Africa, pitches etc. ...I the XL Club Dinner held on the 11th advising him of his selection ‘hold am most happy to learn how keen December 1953. The four page card yourself in readiness’ to play for you are on this great game of menu signed to front cover by Plum England v Australia at Leeds on the Cricket. I have played on mats in Warner and Jack Hobbs. Sold with a 20th-24th July 1934. Details include South Africa with the Australian Test similar menu and tickets for The XL remuneration for the match £40 plus players in 1921 and later when the Annual Dinner for 1993, signed to 3rd class return railway fare), details turf wickets were used, that was in front cover by fifteen guests of the match, press relations, 1935’. The letter dated January including Brian Johnston, Vic Marks, accommodation etc. The letter, on 1962 and nicely signed by Oldfield. Dennis Silk, George Mann, Jonathan Lord’s Cricket Ground headed paper, G £80/120 Agnew, Trevor Bailey, Sir Denis dated 16th July 1934 and nicely Thatcher etc. G £30/40 signed in ink by Jackson. Rare. Small 86 Australia 1948 tour of England. piece missing from side of letter Arthur Mailey, New South Wales & 90 Douglas Robert Jardine. Surrey & affecting small part of the text Australia 1912-1930. Official Cricket England 1921-1933. Official menu otherwise in good condition Writers Club menu for the Dinner in for The Sheffield Cricket League £180/250 honour of the Australian Cricket Annual Dinner held on the 1st Team, held at The Public Schools December 1954. Signed by Jardine, Keeton made his England debut in Club, Piccadilly, London on 22nd a speaker at the Dinner, to front the Leeds Test having been called up April 1948. Cover printed in green. cover in ink. G £40/60 for the Old Trafford Test but not Titles to cover, to inside pages, menu being selected 91 ‘The Playfair Club’. Official menu for and toast list. Don Bradman spoke the Dinner held on the 4th 83* W.W. Keeton. Nottinghamshire & on behalf of the Australian, Harry November 1964 at the Royal Air England 1926-1952. Original Altham and F.H. Gillingham replying Force Club. Four page menu with typewritten letter of selection from for the M.C.C. and Guests. To the

12 printed cricketing cartoon by Carr, Jim Laker, Dennis Amiss and Montrose’, the ship which took the Royman Browne to back cover and David Hughes. Qty 2. G £25/35 Australian team from Liverpool on its green ribbon tie to edge. The menu journey to Quebec. The menu with 95 ‘The Cricketer Magazine Club, signed to inside pages by the six caricatures of the Australian team to formerly The Playfair Club’. Official guest speakers and by the Playfair front by artist F. Gardener and to menu for the Dinner held on the Club Founder, Gordon Ross. verso names of the Australian 21st November 1973 at the Royal Signatures are Neville Cardus, touring party and results of the tour Air Force Club. Four page menu with Freddie Brown, Raman Subba Row, in England. Signed to front by green ribbon tie to edge. The menu Micky Stewart, Arthur Gilligan and fourteen of the touring party signed to inside pages by all five Frank Woolley. Sold with a similar including the Manager, Sydney guest speakers, Founder, Gordon menu for the 1966 Dinner signed by Smith, including Collins, Macartney, Ross and author David Frith. two of the guest speakers, Bill Edrich Ryder, Woodfull, Ponsford, Hendry, Signatures are Asif Iqbal, Colin and John Murray. Qty 2. G £25/35 Ellis, Grimmett, Mailey, Everett etc. Cowdrey, Frank Hayes, Jim Swanton Also appears to have been signed by 92 ‘The Playfair Club’. Official menu for and Brian Taylor. Sold with a similar actress Sybil Thorndike to top left the Dinner held on the 29th menu for the 1974 Dinner signed by hand corner. Some foxing, age November 1967 at the Royal Air four of the guest speakers and toning, minor folds, nicks otherwise Force Club. Four page menu with Founder, Gordon Ross. Signatures in good condition. A rare item from printed cricketing cartoon by are Tony Brown, Brian Close, Bill the tour £200/300 Royman Browne to back cover and Edrich and Tom Graveney. Qty 2. G green ribbon tie to edge. The menu £25/35 99 M.C.C. tour of South Africa signed to front cover by four of the 1938/39. Rare single card menu for 96 ‘The Cricketer Magazine Club, six guest speakers. Signatures are the Civic Luncheon in honour of the formerly The Playfair Club’. Official John Edrich, Fred Titmus, Jim Parks M.C.C. team held on the 4th menu for the Dinner held on the and Colin Milburn. Sold with a November 1938 at the City Hall, 19th November 1975 at the Royal similar menu for the 1968 Dinner Cape Town. The menu with title and Air Force Club. Four page menu with signed by all six guest speakers and menu to front with toast list to verso. green ribbon tie to edge. The menu Founder, Gordon Ross. Signatures Signed to verso by all sixteen of the signed to front cover by all five guest are Alan Smith, Colin Cowdrey, touring party including the Manager, speakers, Founder, Gordon Ross, Roger Prideaux, Geoff Boycott, A.J. Holmes, including Hammond, Ben Brocklehurst (owner of the Stuart Surridge and Brian Bolus. Qty Farnes, Perks, Paynter, Valentine, Cricketer magazine) and one other. 2. G £25/35 Hutton, Ames, Verity, Wright, Signatures are Ken Barrington, Colin Edrich, Wilkinson, Gibb etc. Ligh 93 ‘The Playfair Club’. Official menu for Cowdrey, Norman Gifford, Alan foxing otherwise in good/very good the Dinner held on the 26th Knott and Jim Swanton. Sold with a condition. A rare item from the tour November 1969 at the Royal Air similar menu for the 1976 Dinner £180/250 Force Club. Four page menu with signed by four of the guest speakers, green ribbon tie to edge. The menu Founder, Gordon Ross and Ben 100 ‘The Ferrets’ 1939. Official menu for signed to inside pages by all five Brocklehurst. Signatures are Jim the 10th Annual Dinner held in the guest speakers. Signatures are Mike Laker, Mike Brearley, Peter Willey Members Pavilion at The Oval on Denness, Ray Illingworth, Arnold and Jim Swanton. Plus 1977 menu the 19th April 1939. Signed to front Long, Micky Stewart and Brian signed by the four guest speakers, cover in pencil by eleven guests who Taylor. Sold with a similar menu for Ross and Brocklehurst. Signatures attended the Dinner including the 1970 Dinner signed by all four are Swanton, David Steele, Colin Stanley Christopherson (Kent & guest speakers and Founder, Gordon Cowdrey and Cyril Washbrook. Qty England 1883-1890), H.D.G. Ross. Signatures are Peter Parfitt, 3. G £25/35 Leveson-Gower (Surrey & England C.J. Barnett, Jackie Bond and Farokh 1895-1920), G.J.V. Weigall (Kent 97 ‘Old Wykehamist Dinner’ 1919. Engineer. Qty 2. G £25/35 1891-1903), A.P.F. Chapman, A. Official menu for the Dinner held on Sandham, B.H. Valentine, E.R.T. 94 ‘The Playfair Club’. Official menu for the 27th November 1919 at the Red Holmes, R. Felton (Middlesex 1935- the Dinner held on the 24th Lion Hotel, Cambridge with ribbon 1948, 11 matches), J.H. Lockton November 1971 at the Royal Air tie in college colours. Signed to (Surrey 1919-1926, 32 matches) etc. Force Club. Four page menu with inside pages in pencil by nineteen of VG £50/80 green ribbon tie to edge. The menu the guests including the cricketing signed to inside pages by all five brothers, Gilbert Ashton, 101 ‘The ‘25’ Club’. Official menu for the guest speakers and Founder, Gordon Worcestershire 1922-1936, Sir Annual Dinner held at the National Ross. Signatures are Basil D’Oliveira, Hubert Ashton, Essex 1921-1939 Sporting Club on the 18th August Harold Gimblett, Graham Roope, and Richard Hamilton Hill, 1939. Signed to front cover by Brian Luckhurst and Reg Simpson. Middlesex 1921-1931. G £30/40 twenty seven guests who attended Sold with a similar menu for the the Dinner including D.R. Jardine, G. 98 Australian tour of England 1926. 1972 Dinner signed by all five guest Duckworth, J.B. Hobbs, Neville Large rare single card menu for the speakers and Founder, Gordon Ross. Cardus, R.C. Robertson-Glasgow, Dinner held on the 1st October 1926 Signatures are Tony Lewis, Donald J.M. Kidney, Brian Castor (Essex onboard the Canadian Pacific ‘S.S.

13 1932, 1 match), Tom Webster The Dinner was held at the Cafe 110 ‘The Cricket Society’. Official menu (artist), Melbourne Inman (Billiards Royal on the 4th May 1953. Signed for the Autumn Dinner held at the Champion), Howard Marshall, to back cover by twelve of the Empire Rooms on the 13th Norman Preston, R.S. Grant (West Yorkshire team, mainly in ink, three November 1963. Signed to inside Indies Captain 1939) etc. All in pencil. Signatures include Hutton, pages by fourteen of the guests. signatures in pencil with the Yardley, W.Sutcliffe, Illingworth, Signatures in ink include Learie exception of two. G £50/80 Lowson, Watson, Cowan, Lester etc, Constantine, G.O. Allen, Barrington, VG £60/80 C.L.R. James, D. Carr, Titmus. S.C. 102 Don Bradman 1948. Official menu Griffith etc. VG £30/40 for ‘A Luncheon and Presentation to 106 Australian tour of England 1956. Don Bradman’. Savoy Hotel, Official programme for the Epsom 111 ‘Wisden Luncheon’. Official menu London. September 20th 1948. Four Spring Meeting held on the 25th for the Luncheon held in celebration page menu with gold tassle, with April 1956. Signed to front cover by of Norman Preston’s 21st Birthday as title to front cover and colour nine members of the Australian team Editor of Wisden. The Luncheon held Australian emblem to top of cover. and others. Signatures include Miller, on the 2nd April 1971 in the To inside front cover, the menu, Langley, Harvey, Davidson, Archer, Committee Room, Lord’s. Profusely details of speakers and presentation Burge, Benaud, Lindwall, Mackay signed to inside pages and back of an antique silver replica of the etc. Mostly signed in pencil, some in cover by thirty four guests. Warwick Vase to Don Bradman. To ink. Some fading and foxing Signatures in ink include Norman opposite page a colour photograph otherwise in good condition £40/60 Preston, G.O. Allen, Len Hutton, of Bradman which is signed by Irving Rosenwater, Learie 107 Lloyds Bank Cricket Club 1954. Bradman beneath on menu. Rare. Constantine, Laker, Carr etc. Light Official menu for the Annual Dinner Light crease to front cover otherwise vertical fold otherwise in good held at the Horse Shoe Hotel, in good condition £150/250 condition £30/50 Tottenham Court Road on the 25th 103 Australian tour of England 1948. March 1954. Signed to front cover 112 Don Bradman. M.C.C. Anniversary Official menu for the ‘Luncheon by guest speakers, Learie Dinner 1974. Official menu for the given by His Grace, The Duke of Constantine, John Warr and E. Patsy Anniversary Dinner held in the Portland, President of Hendren. Sold with a similar menu Banqueting Room, Lord’s on the 1st Nottinghamshire County Cricket for the Midland Bank C.C. Dinner May 1974. Signed to cover in ink by Club to the Australian Cricket Team. held on the 18th February 1960 at Bradman. VG £40/60 The Luncheon was held on the 30th New Beckenham. The menu signed 113 Don Bradman. Official Anglo- May 1948 at Welbeck Abbey, by seven guests, Stuart-Surridge, American Sporting Club Dinner Nottinghamshire. The menu Gover, Eric and Alec Bedser, Fishlock, menu with Guest of Honour ‘Sir Don profusely signed in ink by thirty etc. Qty 2. G £30/40 Bradman in recognition of his unique guests including many of the 108 The Canadian touring team 1954. and unforgettable contribution to Australian team. Signatures include Official menu for the Dinner given to world cricket’. Held at The London Don Bradman, I. Johnson, D. Tallon, the Canadians by the Cricket Society Hilton on 13th May 1974. The menu R. Saggers, D. Ring, R. Hamence, R. and the Association of Cricket with pictorial cover showing a colour Lindwall, W.A. Brown, W.A. Umpires. The Dinner was held at the caricature of Bradman batting by Johnston, L. Hassett, A. Morris, N. Shaftesbury Hotel, London on the artist Roy Ullyett. To inside pages, Harvey, C. McCool, K. Miller, S. 22nd July 1954. Signed to back menu, toasts and programme of Loxton and Manager Keith Johnson. cover by Douglas Jardine, D.J. boxing for the evening. Signed to Also signed by the Duke of Portland, Knight and eight other guests. G front cover by Bradman and to inside Ray Robinson, W. Ferguson, team £30/50 pages by six other guests including bag carrier etc. Rare. G £250/350 Ken Barrington, Jon Snow, Mike 109 Australian tour of England 1961. 104 Australian tour of England 1953. Denness, Stuart Surridge, Harry Official menu for the Dinner held on ‘The Cricket Writers’ Club Dinner in Gibbs etc. G/VG £70/100 the 7th April 1961 onboard the S.S. honour of the Australian Team Himalaya, the boat that brought the 114 Australia v England ‘Centenary Test’ 1953’. Official folding menu for the Australian touring party to England. 1977. Official menu for the Dinner Dinner held at Skinners’ Hall on 20th The menu with colour image to front given by the Australian Cricket Board April 1953. Signed to front cover by cover and menu to inside pages. to celebrate the Centenary of Test many of the Australians and guests. Nicely signed to inside pages by all Cricket between Australia and Seventeen signatures including nineteen members of the party England. The Dinner was held at The Harvey, Davidson, Craig,Morris, including the Manager and Melbourne Hilton Hotel on March Oldfield, Miller, Barnes, Mailey, Treasurer. Signatures include 14th 1977. Signed to back two Hobbs, Trueman, D.R. Jardine, Benaud, Harvey, Booth, O’Neill, inside pages by thirty seven former Griffith etc. G £100/150 Simpson, Gaunt, Lawry, Mackay, cricketers and guests. Signatures 105 Yorkshire C.C.C. 1953. Official menu McDonald, McKenzie, Misson etc. include Don Bradman, Harold for the Dinner held to the Yorkshire VG £80/120 Larwood, Keith Miller, Gubby Allen, County Cricket Club team by ‘The Bob Wyatt, Jack Ryder, Eddie Society of Yorkshiremen in London. Paynter, Jack Badcock, Bill Voce,

14 Arthur Chipperfield, Bill Brown, Hans Warr, Yardley, Illingworth, Hutton, August 1966. Signed to inside pages Ebeling, Bill Johnston, Jim Laker, Jack Compton, Statham, Graveney etc. G by all eighteen members of the Fingleton, Len Darling, Ian Chappell, £30/50 touring party. Signatures include Ken Barrington, Godfrey Evans etc. Sobers, Gibbs, Kanhai, Hall, Hunte, 119 Cricket Writers Club 1952. Official Also signed by Percy Fender to menu Griffith, Holford, Solomon etc. VG menu for the Annual Dinner held at page in 1983. Sold with the official £150/200 the Press Club on the 1st May 1952. programme for the Centenary Test Mono cartoon by Roy Ullyett to 125 Orient Line ‘Orsova Calendar’ 1954. played at Melbourne, 12th-17th front cover. Signed to back cover by With full printed title ‘England to March 1977. G £200/300 five guests including Frank Worrell, Australia with the M.C.C. team’. Full The menu and programme were G. Duckworth, N. Chowdhury, A. team names printed to verso. Sold formerly the property of cricket Bannister etc. Sold with two further with P&O passenger listing for the journalist Brian Bearshaw who was signed menus, Sussex C.C.C. Annual R.M.S. Himalaya leaving Sydney on given the menu and programme by Dinner 1973 signed by Arthur E.R. the 24th March 1956 with full listing Eddie Paynter on his return from Gilligan and Cousley Wood C.C. of the Australian 1956 team to Australia in 1977. previously sold by menu 1950 signed by guest England. Also England v Australia Knights in October 2007 ‘Hopper’ Levett, Kent & England). G 2005 Lord’s ‘Grand Stand Box’ menu £30/40 signed to back by Neil Harvey, Alan 115 ‘Arthur Flower Testimonial 1980’. Davidson, Sam Loxton, Trueman and Official cricket bat shaped menu for 120 England v Australia. The Centenary Bedser and ‘M.C.C.Dinner to the the Testimonial Dinner held in the Test 1980. Official souvenir brochure I.O.C. 2007’ with signatures. G Banqueting Room, Lord’s on the signed by many players and guests £50/70 16th April 1980. Signed to covers in who attended the historic event. ink by twenty three guests including Forty four signatures over various 126 England v Australia, Lord’s 1989. Gatting, Gould, Warr, W. Edrich, G. pages including Ponsford, A. Morris, Official Luncheon menu signed to Mann, J. Murray, Slack, Brearley, D. O’Reilly, Fingleton, Lillee, N. Harvey, inside pages by thirty three former Compton, J. Robertson, Moss, Gleeson, Massie, Simpson, Bowes, Test players. Signatures include Edmunds etc. VG £30/40 Voce, Tyson, Cowdrey, Evans, Hardstaff, Townsend, H.D. Read, Gower, Compton, Bedser, Close etc. Jackson, N. Oldfield, Roope, Wyatt, Arthur Flower was Secretary of G £50/70 Old, Bailey, Washbrook etc. G Middlesex C.C.C. from 1964-1980. £30/50 121 The Cricket Society of Scotland. 116 Don Bradman. South Australian Official menus for the Annual 127 Graham Gooch. Testimonial Cricket Umpires Association Dinners of 1959, 1961, 1963, 1965, brochure 1995, one of 100, ‘Bradman Medal Dinner’. Official 1966, 1968-1973. Some menus numbered by Test with this being his menu for the Dinner held at the signed, signatures include Peter 66th Test, England v West Indies at Italian Club, Adelaide on the 28th Parfitt, Brian Sellers etc. Sold with Headingley, July 1988 and signed by March 1984. Nicely signed to front other Scottish cricket related Gooch. Sold with a 100 Test Gooch cover by Don Bradman and guest ephemera including scorecards etc. tie signed to inside by Gooch. G speaker Paul Sheahan. G £30/50 G £15/25 £10/20 117 ‘Bicentenary of the Marylebone 122 ‘National Sporting Club. A Dinner to 128 ‘Visit of the M.C.C. Test Team to Cricket Club. M.C.C. v Rest of the honour Len Hutton’. Official menu South Africa 1930/31. ‘Union Castle World 1987’. Official menu for the for the Dinner held at the Cafe Line. R.M.S. Edinburgh Castle’. Pre Luncheon held at Lord’s on the 22nd Royal, Regent Street on the 28th tour brochure for the tour with list of August 1987. Signed in ink to inside February 1956. The menu signed by players, pen pictures and pages and back cover by fifty of the twelve of the guests including Len biographies, itinerary etc. Signed to guests present including Garry Hutton, Rex Alston, Tommy Trinder, back cover ‘Autographs’ page by all Sobers, Javed Miandad, Ray R.W.V. Robins etc. G £30/40 sixteen members of the M.C.C. Lindwall, Trueman, Jackie McGlew, touring party. Signatures in pencil Greenidge, Engineer, Rice, Imran 123 M.C.C. tour of South Africa and ink, mainly pencil include Khan, Alan Davidson, Arthur Morris, 1948/49. ‘Pirates Cricket Club. Chapman, Wyatt, Hendren, Close, Lillee, Procter, Tyson, W.A. Annual Ball’. Official ticket for the Sandham, Farrimond, Leyland, Hadlee, Compton, Cowdrey, Everton Ball held in Port Elizabeth on the 8th Hammond, Voce, Turnbull, Tate, Weekes, Richard Hadlee, Border, January 1949. Signed to verso in ink Goddard etc. Vertical fold, odd faults Gower etc. VG £80/120 by nine members of the M.C.C. otherwise in good condition. Rare in touring party and guests including 118 Len Hutton. ‘364’ 50th Anniversary this signed form £180/250 Compton, Hutton, Mann,Simpson, Dinner to Sir Leonard Hutton. Held Young, John Arlott etc. G £20/30 129 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1920/21. at The Queens Hotel, Leeds in 1988. Official Orient Line S.S. Osterley Official menu for the Dinner signed 124 West Indies tour of England 1966. card with centre colour image of the to front cover by Hutton and to back ‘The Northern Cricket Society, High ship at sea. With titles to top border cover by twenty two guests Tea to honour the West Indies ‘Visit of M.C.C. team to Australia including Neil Harvey, Ray Lindwall, Cricketers’. Official menu for the 1920/21’ and dates of voyages from Washbrook, May, Close, Trueman, High Tea held in Leeds on the 3rd

15 London and Australia in 1920/21. M.C.C. and the West Indian teams. Matthew Elliott (112). Sold with Nicely signed in ink around the Thirty one signatures signed in ink. another scorecard for the Leed’s Test colour image of the ship by the full The M.C.C. with eighteen of 2001 signed by Mark Butcher M.C.C. touring party. Seventeen signatures, the West Indies with (173no) and a Ashes 1997 tour signatures including Douglas, thirteen signatures including Sobers, guide signed by six of the Australians Woolley, Hearne, Wilson, Fender, Gibbs, Griffith, Kanhai, Hall, Butcher, and Robert Croft. G £20/30 Hobbs, Dolphin, Rhodes, Lloyd, Holford, Cowdrey, Barrington, 138 E.G. Wynyard Collection. Five ink Waddington, Makepeace, Howell, Boycott, Lock, Snow, Jones, Milburn, signatures on card, four with Parkin etc. Also signed to lower Knott, Graveney, D’Oilveira etc. G accompanying photographic image, border by five senior members of the £70/100 collected by Wynard. G.A. Davidson, Ships crew. Slight fading to the 134 Australian tour of England 1930. Derbyshire 1996-1898, C.J.B. Wood, signature of Hendren otherwise in ‘S.S. Oronsay’ headed paper signed Leicestershire 1896-1923, Sir S. Hill good/very good condition £400/600 in ink by twelve members of the Wood, Derbyshire 1894-1902 (also 130 South Australian tour of England Australian touring party to England. Chairman of Arsenal), C.I. Thornton, 1954. Official souvenir tour Signatures include Woodfull, Kent & Middlesex 1867-1885 and programme and official programme Richardson, McCabe, Jackson, Sir J. Kingsmill Key, Surrey 1882- for the Northumberland & Durham Oldfield, Ponsford, Kippax, 1904. G £70/100 XI v South Australian touring XI a’Beckett, Grimmett etc. Not signed 139 Umpires and ex county players. played on the 23rd May 1954. The by Bradman. Sheet laid down to Lined part page nicely signed in ink programme signed to inside pages large album page with handwritten by Tom Mycroft, Derbyshire 1877- by both teams. Twenty four heading to top of page. The 1885 and John Moss, signatures. G £30/50 signatures of nine English players to Nottinghamshire 1892. G £50/80 verso including Hobbs, Fishlock, 131 ‘Souvenir of the M.C.C. visit to Brown, Parker. Folds otherwise in 140 Cricketers 1899. Lined part page Rhodesia’ 1938/39. Card with title good condition £80/120 nicely signed in ink by Harding I. to top border containing printed Young, Essex & England 1898-1912 caricature images of all seventeen 135 Arsenal F.C. v Middlesex C.C.C. and by S. Tait of Durham who also members of the touring party by 1952. ‘Jack Young Benefit match’. played for Tottenham Hotspur & artist R.D. Lee. Each caricature has Official programme for the Floodlit England. G £80/120 been signed in ink by the player match held at Highbury Stadium on featured. Signatures include the 11th August 1952. This was the 141 J.T. Brown. Yorkshire & England Hammond, Ames, Paynter, Verity, first floodlit cricket match held in 1889-1904. Excellent bold ink Hutton, Wright, Perkins, Wilkinson, England. The programme signed to signature of Brown on lined part Gibb, Valentine, Farnes etc. Folds to front cover by Young and Brian page. Sold with Wrench postcard of card and nicks/tears to page edges Johnston, to inside pages by the Brown in batting pose. G £100/150 near folds otherwise in good Bedser twins and signed profusely by 142 Mordecai Sherwin, Nottinghamshire condition £100/150 over twenty five players from both & England 1876-1896. Ink signature teams. Signatures include Edrich, D. 132 Australia 1948. Official ‘P&O R.M.S. of Sherwin laid down on lined part Compton, Warr, Young, Knightley- Strathaird’ souvenir brochure for the page. G £120/160 Smith, Robertson, Sims, Moss, Australian tour of England 1948. Thompson, L. Compton, Roper, 143 Frederick W. Tate. Sussex & England Printed in Sydney. Pictorial covers. Holton, Lishman, Goring, Swindin, L. 1887-1905. Rare ink signature of Fully signed in ink to pen pictures by Smith, Oakes, Cox etc. Some Tate on lined part page, with address all eighteen members of the staining, age toning, folds otherwise given. Sold with Wrench postcard of Australian touring team. Signatures in good condition. An unusual Tate in bowling pose. G £150/200 nicely signed include Bradman, signed item £150/200 Hassett, Miller, Harvey, Johnson, 144 W.H. Oldfield. New South Wales & Lindwall, Barnes, Loxton, Morris, 136 S.M. Brown Benefit match. Ealing Australia 1919-1938. Excellent ink Ring, Toshack, Tallon etc. Some C.C. v Middlesex County XI 1953. signature of Oldfield, dedicated and minor age toning to covers Official scorecard signed to verso by dated 23rd April 1934, on large otherwise in good/very good six of the players including L. album page. VG £40/60 condition. Rare £700/900 Compton, Warr, Young, Moss etc. 145 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & Plus exercise book containing over 133 M.C.C. tour of the West Indies England 1919-1945. Individual ink thirty signatures, some laid down in 1967/68. Full attractive sheet of signature of Sutcliffe on card, dated pieces. Signatures include Langridge, nine official Jamaica postage 6d 6th May 1925 and inscribed in Bedser, Young, Warr, Trueman, stamps issued to commemorate the Sutcliife’s hand ‘Yorkshire v Robertson, Compton, Hutton, All M.C.C. tour in 1968 featuring Glamorgan 0!’. G £40/50 India 1952 (12 signatures). Generally batsman, bowler and wicketkeeper good condition £20/30 146* Sir Donald Bradman. Handwritten with cricketing border featuring and signed envelope in Bradman’s images of the West Indies. This sheet 137 England v Australia. Official hand. Inscribed ‘To be called for... W. has been laid down to card and scorecard for the Lord’s Test of 1997 Bruce Roberts.... and signed from Sir signed, to the side borders by the signed by Glen McGrath (8-38) and

16 Donald Bradman. Rare to see this 158 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey & England 1905- 168 Gilbert Laird Jessop. Gloucestershire form of Bradman’s signature. G 1934. Album page with excellent & England. 1894-1914. Excellent ink £100/150 signature and dedication ‘Nothing signature of Jessop on card. VG Succeeds like Character. J.B. Hobbs, £50/70 147 England Test players. Individual ink Scarborough 1928’. VG £30/40 signatures on cards of Bowes, F. 168a C. Phil Mead. Hampshire & England Brown, Allen, Wyatt, Hardstaff, 159 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey & England 1905- 1905-1936 and R.H. Moore. Sandham, Tyson, Walters and C.J. 1934. Album page with excellent Hampshire & England 1931-1939. Barnett. Qty 9. G £40/60 signature and dedication ‘Play the Excellent individual ink signatures of Game. J.B. Hobbs, Festival 1931’. Mead and Moore on cards. G 148 Australian Test players. Individual ink VG £30/40 £25/35 signatures on cards of Hendry, McCormick, Kippax, O’Reilly and 160 Bert Tremlin. Essex 1900-1919. Ink 168b Andrew Sandham. Surrey & England A.E. Liddicut. Qty 5. G £40/60 signature of Tremlin on paper piece. 1911-1937, William Charles ‘Razor’ G/VG £25/35 Smith. Surrey 1900-1914 and J.C. 149 West Indies Test players. Individual White. Somerset & England 1909- ink signatures on cards, scraps etc of 161 Frederick George Bull. Essex 1895- 1937. Excellent individual ink G.C. Grant, G.E. Gomez and E.L. 1900. Ink signature and small real signatures of Sandham, Smith and Hoad. Qty 3. G £40/60 photograph of Bull on card. G White on cards. G £30/40 £25/35 150 Australia. Excellent ink signatures of 169 Reginald Herbert Spooner. Charles. G. Macartney (NSW & 162 Sir Foster Hugh Egerton Cuncliffe. Lancashire & England 1899-1921. Australia 1905-1927), Clarrie V. Middlesex 1897-1903. Ink signature Excellent ink signature of Spooner Grimmett (S. Australia & Australia of Cuncliffe on paper piece laid on card. Together with short letter 1924-1940) and Len S. Darling down to card with small image of from Spooner regarding the (Victoria & Australia 1926-1937) on the player. G £20/30 signature, dated 3rd November individual cards. The Grimmett card 163 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & 1943 and nicely signed in ink by also signed by E.W. Dawson England. ‘Leonard Braund & Phillip Spooner. Sold with an excellent ink (Leicestershire & England 1922- Mead Fund’. Printed receipt for signature on card of Ernest Tyldesley. 1934). VG £40/60 donation of 2/6 to the fund. Lancashire & England 1909-1936. 151 Learie Constantine, Trinidad & West Handwritten inscription to lower part VG £40/60 Indies 1921-1939. Excellent pencil ‘I much regret no photograph 170 First class cricketers 1930/50’s. signature of Constantine on paper available’ and nicely signed ‘Herbert Brown autograph book containing piece. G £25/35 Sutcliffe. G £25/35 over 145 signatures of prominent 152 Len Hutton. Yorkshire & England 164 Percy G.H. Fender. Surrey, Sussex & players. The majority of signatures 1934-1955. Ink signature of Hutton England 1910-1935, Leonard C. on small scraps, signed in ink and on white card. G £15/25 Braund. Surrey, Somerset & England pencil, laid down to album pages 1896-1920 and Herbert Strudwick, although some signed to actual 153 Robert Abel. Surrey & England Surrey & England 1902-1927. pages. Signatures include Keith 1881-1904. Excellent ink signature Excellent individual ink signatures of Miller D.K. Carmody, A.P.F. of Abel on card. VG £40/60 Fender, Braund and Strudwick on Chapman, Doug Wright, Compton, 154 Percy G.H. Fender. Sussex, Surrey & cards. G £40/60 Edrich, Killick, Warner, Gimblett, England 1910-1935. Ink signature of Hobbs, Wyatt, Leyland, 165 Harold Larwood, Nottinghamshire & Fender on card. G £20/30 Constantine, Badcock, Dempster, England 1924-1938, George Gunn, Allen, Hulme, Garland-Wells, 155 Charles Lawrence Arthur Smith. Nottinghamshire & England 1902- Leveson-Gower etc. Presentation a Sussex 1898-1911. Pencil signature 1932 and Joe Hardstaff Senior, little cramped in parts otherwise in of Smith on paper piece. G £25/35 Nottinghamshire & England 1902- good condition. Sold with a small 1924. Excellent individual ink 156 K.S. Duleepsinhji. Sussex & England selection of letters sent to the vendor signatures of Larwood, Gunn and 1924-32. Large album page signed during the war years when he was Hardstaff on cards. G £40/60 in pencil by Duleepsinhji, W.E. Astill collecting autographs . One letter (Leicestershire & England), Jack 166 George Herbert Hirst. Yorkshire & signed by Rupert Howard, Hobbs (Surrey & England) and H.A. England 1891-1929. Excellent ink Lancashire 1922-1933. £50/80 Peach (Surrey 1919-1931). G signature of Hirst on card. VG 171 ‘London Postal Cricket Association £20/30 £30/50 1931’. Excellent presentation book 157 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & 167 Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire & England presented by the London Postal England 1919-1945. Album page 1898-1930 and Percy Holmes. Cricket Association to its President, with excellent signature and Yorkshire & England 1913-1933. Mr Noel Curtis-Bennett on the dedication ‘Good Health and Good Excellent individual ink signatures of occasion of his marriage in 1931. Luck Always!. Herbert Sutcliffe, Rhodes and Holmes on cards. VG The folio size presentation book with Scarborough 1928’. VG £30/40 £40/60 handwritten dedication to front and the book signed to inner pages by

17 thirty three London Postal Cricket ‘England Test Player’ card. G £30/50 Lord’s in 1820 he scored 279, a teams as a mark of their record that remained unbroken until 179 Sir Horatio Mann. Kent 1773-1782. appreciation. Signatures also include W.G. Grace made 344 in 1876. He Original signed free-front envelope all the Officers of the Association. made eighteen appearances for the to a Messrs Puget & Bainbridge, Many of the signed pages with Gentlemen v Players between 1819- Warwick Lane, dated and sent from excellent hand drawn cricket 1838. In 1825 he bought from ‘Bath. April seventeenth 1803’. caricatures, cartoons, decoration and Thomas Lord, the lease of Lord’s Nicely signed ‘H. Mann’ in black ink. illustration. Very nicely presented cricket ground for five thousand A very rare early signature of Mann, item. Sold with an official menu for pounds, when Lord was considering who was a ‘man dedicated to the 9th London Postal Association selling the ground for building. In pleasure rather than business’ and it Dinner and Dance held at Chiswick 1836 J.H. Dark purchased the was the patronage of cricket which on the 23rd November 1931 remainder of the lease from Ward. dominated his life. Sold with an £80/120 Ward was M.P. for the City of original bookplate of Horatio Mann London between 1826-1831. He Noel Curtis-Bennett C.V.O. was an before he became a Baronet in 1786. died in 1849 active member of the International Rare. G/VG £150/250 Olympic Committee from 1933- 181 Charles James Barnett. M.C.C. Horatio Mann was born in 1744 and 1950. He died in 1950 whilst 1820-1837. Original signed free- educated at Charterhouse School. making a speech at a Savoy Dinner front envelope to a Mrs Whiteford His last recorded game was in 1782. of Westerfields, Nr Ipswich, dated 172 Australian tour of England 1948. Ink In 1773 he played in a match and sent from ‘London, July one signatures of Bill Brown, Ernie between Surrey and Kent and he is 1831’. Nicely signed ‘Charles J. Toshack and Arthur Morris. The mentioned in some line of Barnett’ in black ink. A very rare signatures on scraps and laid down verse....’At Last Sir Horace took the early signature of Barnett, who to white ‘Australian Test Player’ field, A batter of great might, played mainly for M.C.C., also cards. G £30/50 Moved like a lion, he a while, Put playing for the Gentlemen v the Surrey in a fright’. He scored twenty 173 Australian tour of England 1948. Ink Players, he made 29 known two runs. A number of great signatures of Ron Hamence, Neil appearances in first-class matches. matches including teams from Harvey and Sam Loxton. The G/VG £100/150 England, Hambledon C.C., Surrey, signatures on scraps and laid down Kent, the White Conduit Cricket Charles Barnett was born in 1796 to white ‘Australian Test Player’ Club etc were staged at his estate at and in 1825 became the first known cards. G £30/50 Dandelion near Margate and at President of M.C.C. This was an 174 England Test players. Ink signatures Bourne House, Bishopsbourne, near annual appointment, here may have of Harold Larwood, George Canterbury. In 1800 he staged a been earlier presidents but there is Duckworth and George Macaualy. cricket match on horseback with no record of them. It was in 1825 The signatures on scraps and laid specially made bats. Mann was a that the Lord’s Pavilion burned down to white ‘England Test Player’ founder member of the Marylebone down with the loss of all the club cards. G £30/40 Cricket Club. Mann was M.P. for records. Barnett was M.P. for Maidstone 1774-1784 and M.P. for Maidstone between 1831-1835. He 175 New Zealand & South African Test Sandwich from 1790-1807. He died died in 1882 in Brighton players. Ink signatures of C.S. in 1814 Dempster (NZ), I.B. Leggatt (NZ, 182 Signed cricket tickets and pass-outs. one Test 1954) and M. Macaulay 180 William Ward. Surrey, Hampshire & Collection of thirty two tickets and (SA, one test 1964). The signatures M.C.C. 1810-1845. Original signed pass-outs all signed by one or more on scraps and laid down to white free-front envelope to a Mrs players. Tickets include Test matches, ‘Test Player’ cards. G £20/30 Weltden of Norwich, dated and sent county games etc. Signatures include from ‘London, June nineteen 1830’. Gower, Statham, Les Taylor, Small, 176 Indian players. Ink signatures of M. Nicely signed ‘W. Ward’ in black ink. Robin Smith, Lamb, Godfrey Evans, Nissar, J. Singh, B.E. Kapadia, S.R. A very rare early signature of Ward, John Wright, Brian Luckhurst, Derek Godambe, K.S.G. Limbdi and G. a right handed batsman and Underwood, Artherton etc. Some Mohammad. The signatures on occasional lob-bowler who played duplication of signatures to tickets. G scraps and laid down to white ‘Test 130 first class matches and was £30/40 Player’ cards. Qty 6. G £30/40 considered for many years one of 183 Queensland v Western Australia 177 Frank Mitchell. Yorkshire & England the leading batsman in England. ‘Sheffield Shield’ Final 1999. 1894-1904. Ink signature of Mitchell G/VG £250/300 Collection of thirteen unused on scrap/piece and laid down to William Ward was born in 1787 and complete tickets for the Final, each white ‘England Test Player’ card. G educated at Winchester where he signed individually by a Western £30/40 first played cricket. His first recorded Australia player. Signatures include 178 Arthur Owen Jones. match was in 1810 when he played Langer, Moody, Gilchrist, Martyn, Nottinghamshire & England 1892- for England against Surrey at Lord’s. Katich, Julien, Hogg, Hussey, Angel 1914. Ink signature of Jones on His greatest achievement was when etc. G £25/35 scrap/piece and laid down to white playing for M.C.C. v Norfolk at

18 184 Australian Test players. Collection of 190 Gloucestershire C.C.C. Selection of include J. Seymour, E.W. Dillon, C.H. thirteen cards, each signed twelve ink and pencil signatures of Knott, L.J. Todd, R.G.H. Lowe (2 individually by a player. Signatures Gloucestershire players. The matches), P.E. Richardson etc. are Bradman, Loxton, O’Reilly, signatures are all on pieces/scraps £30/40 O’Brien, Hendry, Freer, Darling, and laid down to sheet with title to 197 Middlesex C.C.C. Selection of twelve a’Beckett, Alexander, McCormick, top of sheet. Signatures include ink and pencil signatures of Toshack, W.Brown and Hamence. G W.H. Simmonds (2 matches), A.W.F. Middlesex players. The signatures £50/70 Roper, E.J. Stephens, F.J. Seabrook, are all on pieces/scraps and laid B.O. Allan, C.J. Scott etc. G £30/40 185 England Test players. Collection of down to sheet with title to top of twenty nine ‘England Test Player’ 191 Somerset C.C.C. Selection of twelve sheet. Signatures include L.H. cards, each signed individually by a ink and pencil signatures of Compton, L.H. Gray, J. Robertson, player. Signatures include Allom, C.J. Somerset players. The signatures are W.R. Watkins, Hendren, J.H. Human Levett, Luckhurst, Barnett, Milton, all on pieces/scraps and laid down to etc. £30/40 Poole, Statham, Washbrook, sheet with title to top of sheet. 198 Nottinghamshire C.C.C. Selection of Woolmer, Walters, Wright. All Signatures include M.P. Bajana, C.E. twelve ink and pencil signatures of deceased. G £30/40 Brown (8 matches), P.C. Ewens (7 Nottinghamshire players. The matches), J. Mitton (2 matches), 186 England Test Captains. Collection of signatures are all on pieces/scraps A.W.S. Patterson (2 matches), twenty one ‘England Test Captain’ and laid down to sheet with title to S.G.U. Considine, F.S. Lee etc. G cards, each signed individually by a top of sheet. Signatures include £30/50 player. Signatures include G.O. G.M. Lee, M.E. Allbrook (12 Allen, F.R. Brown, Botham, Cowdrey, 192 Sussex C.C.C. Selection of twelve ink matches), R.A. Taylor (23 matches), Dexter, Gower, Gooch, Sheppard, and pencil signatures of Sussex F. Barratt, B. Lilley, G.F.H. Heane etc. Vaughan, Strauss, Walters, Wyatt players. The signatures are all on £30/40 etc. G £30/50 pieces/scraps and laid down to sheet 199 Northamptonshire C.C.C. Selection with title to top of sheet. Signatures 187 West Indies. Selection of items, some of fourteen ink and pencil signatures include G. Leach, L.A. Waghorne (4 signed including three tickets to the of Northamptonshire players. The matches), H.E. Hammond (two England v West Indies Test match of signatures are all on pieces/scraps signatures), Cornford, T.E. Cook, H. 1950, a Barbados 1966 signed and laid down to sheet with title to Parks etc. G £30/40 postcard of Garry Sobers, Nelson top of sheet. Signatures include A.L. Monument Postcard, signed to verso 193 Essex C.C.C. Selection of twelve ink Wells (5 matches), W.P. Walker, by E.A.O. Williams and Everton and pencil signatures of Essex A.W. Snowden, B.W. Bellamy, T.A. Weekes, early postcard of ‘Primitive players. The signatures are all on Pitt, H.J.H. Lamb etc. £30/40 Cricket in the West Indies’, Sporting pieces/scraps and laid down to sheet 200 England. Selection of fourteen ink Club Luncheon menu to the 1980 with title to top of sheet. Signatures and pencil signatures of England touring team etc. G £30/40 include P. Perrin, Rist, G.R.R. Brown, players. The signatures are all on H.M. Morris, D.F. Pope, J.A. 188 Warwickshire C.C.C. 1981-2006. pieces/scraps and laid down to sheet Cutmore etc. £25/35 Two files containing twenty five with title to top of sheet. Signatures years of ephemera collected whilst 194 Surrey C.C.C. Selection of twelve ink include C.J. Barnett, J. Robertson, C. watching Warwickshire and and pencil signatures of Surrey Cowdrey, M.J. Horton, R. Appleyard, Edgbaston Test cricket cricket, some players. The signatures are all on F.H. Tyson etc. £20/30 signed. Includes Lord’s Final pieces/scraps and laid down to sheet AUTOGRAPH SHEETS, programmes, Dinner menus, tickets, with title to top of sheet. Signatures ALBUM PAGES Benefit brochures, photographs, first include J.H. Lockton, Garland-Wells, day covers, scorecards, membership T.F. Shepherd, Constable, H.A. 201 Lancashire 1912. Large album page cards etc. Signatures include Reeve, Peach, A. Jeacocke etc. £30/40 signed by the Lancashire team of Smith, Asif Din, A. Sidebottom, 1912. Twelve signatures including 195 Hampshire C.C.C. Selection of Gifford, Moles, Munton, Donald, A.H. Hornby, A. Hartley, F.R.R. twelve ink and pencil signatures of Pollock, Woolmer, Knight, Giles etc. Brooke, Sharp, R. Whitehead, J.S. Hampshire players. The signatures Excellent collection £50/70 Heap, P.M. Fairclough, W. are all on pieces/scraps and laid Huddleston, W.K. Tyldesley, H. Dean 189 Warwickshire C.C.C. Selection of down to sheet with title to top of etc. All signatures in green ink. twelve ink and pencil signatures of sheet. Signatures include A.W. 8”x7”. Some rarer signatures. VG Warwickshire players. The signatures Bowell, J.A. Newman, W.L.C. £200/300 are all on pieces/scraps and laid Creese, R.H. Moore, E.M. Sprot, down to sheet with title to top of W.G.L.F. Lowndes etc. £30/40 202 Lancashire c1926/27. Large album sheet. Signatures include Croome, page signed in ink by the Lancashire 196 Kent C.C.C. Selection of twelve ink J.H. Parsons, L.W.T. Bates, K.G. Kent team. Twelve signatures including L. and pencil signatures of Kent (5 matches), J.A. Smart, F.R. Santall, Green, E. Tyldesley, Hallows, players. The signatures are all on G.A. Jennings (20 matches), Speed Duckworth, Taylor, Tyldesley, F.S. pieces/scraps and laid down to sheet (4 matches), Wilmot etc. G £30/50 Booth, F. Watson, G. Hodgson, with title to top of sheet. Signatures

19 Makepeace, E.A. McDonald etc. Collins, Ashdown, Hubble etc. G 220 Nottinghamshire 1934. Large album Odd rarer signature. VG £50/70 £40/60 page signed in pencil by thirteen members of the team. Signatures 203 Lancashire 1934. Album page signed 211 Kent c1924. Album page signed in include Carr, Harris, Cox, Taylor, in ink by the Lancashire team. pencil by nine members of the Kent Keeton, Voce, Walker, Butler etc. Thirteen signatures including team. Signatures include Hardinge, Odd rarer signature. G £40/60 Eckersley, E. Tyldesley, Paynter, L.W. Woolley, C. Wright, Collins, Parkinson, Sibbles, A. Bennett, Saymour, S.G. Hearn, Freeman etc. 221 Nottinghamshire 1937. Album page Farrimond, Lister, Booth etc. Odd G £30/40 signed in ink by fourteen members rarer signature. VG £40/60 of the team. Signatures include 212 Kent c1928. Large album page Hearne, Staples, Larwood, Hardstaff, 204 Lancashire 1934. Small album page signed in pencil by eleven members Wheat, Keeton, Voce, Knowles, G.A. signed in ink by the Lancashire team. of the Kent team. Signatures include Walker (2 matches) etc. Odd rarer Eleven signatures including Chapman, Legge, Ames, Freeman, signature. G £40/60 Eckersley, E. Tyldesley, Paynter, L.W. Deed, J.L. Bryan, Weigall, C. Wright Parkinson, Sibbles, Pollard, etc. G £40/60 222 Sussex 1921. Album page signed in Phillipson, Iddon, Booth etc. Sold pencil by eleven members of the 213 Kent 1933. Large album page nicely with a similar album page signed by team that played Somerset on signed in ink by eleven members of Lister. Odd rarer signature. G August 20th-22nd 1921. Signatures the Kent team. Signatures include £30/40 include Gilligan, Jupp, Holloway, Chapman, Hardinge, Todd, Cox, Vine, W.J. Malden, R.R. Relf, 205 Lancashire 1937. Album page signed Freeman, Watt, Ames, Valentine, A.E. Relf, Tate, Young etc. Odd rarer in ink by the Lancashire team. Wright, Fairservice etc. G £40/60 signature. G £40/60 Twelve signatures including Lister, 214 Kent 1937. Album page signed in Hopwood, Birtwell, W.B. Roberts, Sussex won by an innings and R.R. pencil by ten members of the Kent Paynter, Washbrook, Oldfield, Relf made a century and Cox took 5 team. Signatures include Bryan, Sibbles, Phillipson etc. Odd rarer wickets for nil runs! in the Somerset Woolley, Todd, T.A. Pearce, Spencer, signature. VG £40/60 second innings Levett, Ashdown etc. G £30/40 206 Lancashire 1939. Large album page 223 Sussex 1924. Album page signed in 215 Kent 1963. Album page signed in ink signed in ink by the Lancashire team. ink by twelve members of the team. by eleven members of the Kent Sixteen signatures including Lister, Signatures include Gilligan, Young, team. Signatures include P. Pollard, R. Parkin, J. Briggs (4 Higgs, Bowley, Cook, Langridge, Richardson, Sayer, Dye, underwood, matches), Place, Nutter, W.E. Wensley etc. Odd rarer signature. G Luckhurst, Jones, Wilson etc. G Phillipson, T.A. Higson, L. Wilkinson £30/50 £20/30 etc. Some rarer signature. Further 224 Sussex 1927/28. Album page signed large page with the ink signatures of 216 Nottinghamshire c1925. Album in ink by eleven members of the E. Tyldesley, Makepeace and page signed in ink by twelve team. Signatures include A.E.R. Duckworth. VG £60/90 members of the team. Signatures Gilligan, Tate, Isherwood, Cox, include R.H.T. Turner, Gunn, 207 Lancashire c1959/60. Album page Cook, Wensley, Parks, A.H.H. Whysall, Lilley, Walker, W. Flint, signed in ink by the Lancashire team. Gilligan, Cornford etc. Odd rarer Barratt, Larwood, Matthews etc. G Thirteen signatures including Barber, signature. Two further unknown £50/70 Higgs, Washbrook, Statham, Green, signatures to page. G £30/50 Booth, Bond, Hilton etc. G £20/30 217 Nottinghamshire 1930. Album page 225 Sussex 1929. Album page signed in signed in ink by eleven members of 208 Kent c1914. Small album page pencil by twelve members of the the team. Signatures include signed in pencil to both sides by team. Signatures include A.H.H. Larwood, Staples, Voce, Gunn, eleven members of the Kent team. Gilligan, Wagener (5 matches), Copley, Lilley, Payton etc. G £40/60 Signatures include Troughton, Holdsworth, Duleepsinhji, Cook, Hardinge, Blythe, Seymour, S.H. 218 Nottinghamshire c1930. Album Parks, Cook, Bowley etc. Odd rarer Day, A.P. Day, Fielder, Woolley, page signed mainly in ink by twelve signature. G £40/60 Huish etc. G £70/90 members of the team. Signatures 226 Sussex 1934. Album page nicely include Carr, Staples, Harris, Wheat, 209 Kent 1920. Album page signed in ink signed in ink by eleven members of Copley, Hardstaff, Voce, Larwood, by eleven members of the Kent the team (one pencil). Signatures Walker etc. G £40/60 team. Signatures include Troughton, include Melville, Hammond, Cox, Hedges, A.P. Day, Bickmore, 219 Nottinghamshire 1934. Album page Cook, Tate, Jas Langridge, John Woolley, Fairservice, Collins, signed in ink by twelve members of Langridge etc. To verso are eleven Freeman, Hubble etc. G £50/80 the team. Signatures include R.A. ink signatures of the Leicestershire Taylor, Woodhead, H.R. Cox, team of 1934. G £30/50 210 Kent 1923. Album page signed in Larwood, Gunn, Voce, Butler, pencil by eleven members of the 227 Sussex 1935. Album page signed in Hardstaff etc. Odd rarer signature. G Kent team. Signatures include pencil by twelve members of the £40/60 Troughton, G.J. Bryan, J.L. Bryan, team. Signatures include Melville, Seymour, Freeman, Bickmore, Tate, G.S. Pearce, E. Wilson, Cox, Jas

20 Langridge, John Langridge etc. Odd team. Signatures include Hobbs, Nicholls, Cutmore, Farnes, A.G. rarer signature. G £30/50 Sandham, Gregory, Fenley, Daily, Powell, Taylor, Wilcox, Rist, Geary, Peach, Ducat, Strudwick Eastman. To verso are eleven pencil 228 Sussex c1937. Large album page (smudge) etc. To verso are thirteen signatures of the Derbyshire team of signed in pencil by ten members of ink signatures of the Sussex team 1934. Signatures include Blaxland, the team. Signatures include including A.C. Watson, A.H.H. T.R. Armstrong, Copson, E. Holmes, R.G. Stainton, Nye, Gilligan, Holmes, R.A. Hollingdale, Carrington etc. Some rarer Cornford, Hammond, Cox etc. Odd H.W. Parks, Langridge etc. Odd rarer signatures. G £30/50 rarer signature. G £30/40 signature. G £40/60 242 Essex 1935. Large album page 229 Leicestershire c1909/10. Album 235 Surrey c1929. Large album page signed in pencil by fifteen members page signed in ink by fourteen signed in pencil by twelve members of the Essex team. Signatures include members of the team. Signatures of the team. Signatures include Pearce, Bray, Eastman, V.J. Evans, include J.H. King, Crawford, Sir A.G. Fender, Jardine, Allom, S.A. Block, Rist, C.S.R. Boswell, T.P. Lawrence, Hazlerigg, C.J.B. Wood, A.E. Knight, R.S. Machin, H.C. Lock, Ducat, C.T. Ashton etc. Some rarer T. Jayes, W. Shipman, R.T. Turner, Gover, Peach etc. Some rarer signatures. G £40/60 J.S. Curtis, J. Shields, A.T. Sharp etc. signatures. G £50/70 To verso are the ink signatures of 243 Yorkshire 1906. Part of lined page R.A. Haywood and H. Ellis of 236 Surrey c1932. Large album page (joined) signed in ink by six members Northamptonshire. Some rarer signed in ink and pencil by nine of the Yorkshire team. Signatures are signatures. G £100/150 members of the team. Signatures A. Dolphin, H. Rudston, B.B. Wilson, include Jardine (Captain), Hobbs, J.T. Newstead, W.E. Bates and E.J. 230 Leicestershire c1930. Album page Squires, Allom, Brooks, Barling, Radcliffe. Some rarer signatures. signed in pencil by twelve members Gregory etc. G £40/60 Tape marks to corners not affecting of the team. Signatures include de signatures. G £80/120 Lisle, Shipman, Geary, Astill, 237 ‘Surrey County Cricket Champions Coleman, Armstrong, Berry, J.C. 1952-1957’. Official autograph 244 Yorkshire 1911. Folding album page Bradshaw, Sidwell etc. Odd rarer sheet signed by thirteen members of signed in ink by twelve members of signature. G £30/50 the Surrey team of 1957. Signatures the Yorkshire team. Signatures are include Surridge, May, Lock, E.J. Radcliffe, G.H. Hirst, M.W. 231 Hampshire c1927. Album page Barrington, Bedser, Laker, Constable, Booth, W. Rhodes, W.E. Bates, A. signed in pencil by eleven members Clark, Loader, Edrich etc. vertical Drake, A. Dolphin, R. Kilner, A.C. of the team. Signatures include crease otherwise in good condition Williams (2 matches), D. Denton and Tennyson, Brutton, W.N. McBride, £30/50 H.E. Hartington (3 matches). Some A.K. Judd, Brown, Bowell, Livsey, rarer signatures. Breaking to page at Mead, Boyes etc. To verso are eleven 238 Cambridge University 1928. Large horizontal fold affecting three pencil signatures of the album page signed by seven signatures, minor staining otherwise Leicestershire team including members of the Cambridge team. in good condition £200/300 Coulson, Rudd, Astill, Bale, H.A. Signatures include Duleepsinhji, Smith, Coleman, Geary etc. Some Seabrook (Glos), Turnbull, Robins, 245 Yorkshire c1925/26. Album page rarer signatures. G £40/50 Sir E.D. Blundell (New Zealand to signed in ink by twelve members of England 1927), Killick etc. G £25/35 the Yorkshire team. Signatures 232 William Henry Lockwood. include Lupton, Waddington, Nottinghamshire, Surrey & England. 239 Essex 1928. Small album page Dolphin, Rhodes, Sutcliffe, Leyland, Album page signed in ink to top of signed in ink and pencil by thirteen S. Douglas, Macaulay etc. Odd rarer page ‘Yours truly W. Lockwood’. members of the Essex team. signature. G £50/70 Below his signature are nine Signatures include Douglas, Russell, signatures in ink and pencil of the O’Connor, G.F. Eastman, L.C. 246 Yorkshire 1926. Album page signed Surrey team of c1921/22. Signatures Eastman, Nichols, N. Vere-Hodge in ink by eleven members of the include Harrison, Shepherd, Peach, etc. Sold with similar album page Yorkshire team. Signatures include Hobbs, W.J. Abel, Ducat, Hitch etc. signed in ink by three including Lupton, Waddington, W.R. Allen, Laid down to card. Rare. G £80/120 O’Connor, R.M. Taylor etc. Some Leyland, Kilner, Holmes, Oldroyd, rarer signatures. G £40/60 Robinson etc. Odd rarer signature. 233 Surrey 1920. Album page signed in Odd smudge to signature otherwise ink by eleven members of the team. 240 Essex 1930. Large album page in good condition £40/60 Signatures include C.T.A. Wilkinson, signed in pencil by seven members Fender, Hobbs, D.J. Knight, Hitch, of the Essex team. Signatures include 247 Yorkshire c1928/29. Large album Rusby, J.H. Lockton, Peach etc. To Nicholls, L.W. Lywood, Sheffield, page signed in pencil, one in ink, by verso are four signatures of the Pope, Smith etc. Signed by Sir A.G. twelve members of the Yorkshire Yorkshire team of 1920, Denton, Hazlerigg of Leicestershire to verso. team. Signatures include Worsley, Robinson, Kilner and D.C.F. Burton. Odd rarer signature. G £25/35 Holmes, Leyland, Rhodes, H. Fisher, Odd rarer signature. G £50/70 A. Wood, Mitchell etc. Odd rarer 241 Essex 1934. Large album page signature. G £50/70 234 Surrey c1927/28. Album page signed in pencil by eleven members signed in ink by ten members of the of the Essex team. Signatures include

21 248 Yorkshire 1930. Album page signed Trueman, Sutcliffe, Close, Lester, Tarrant, C.V. Baker, E.L. Kidd, J. in ink by fourteen members of the Watson etc. G £30/40 Douglas etc. Some rarer signatures. Yorkshire team. Signatures include G £50/80 256 Worcestershire 1923. Album page A.T. Barber, Leyland, Rhodes, signed in pencil by twelve members 264 Middlesex 1923. Album page nicely Macaulay, Verity, W. Barber, of the Worcestershire team. signed in ink by eleven members of Sutcliffe, Holmes, Dennis, Bowes etc. Signatures include L.G. Crawley, the Middlesex team. Signatures Odd rarer signature. G £50/70 H.A. Gilbert, G. Ashton, V.W. include Mann, R.H. Hill, H.L. Dales, 249 Yorkshire 1933. Album page signed Humpherson, R.E. Turner, C.B. N.J.D. Moffat, A.W. Childs-Clarke, in ink by twelve members of the Ponsonby, S.T. Jagger, Pearson etc. S.L. Beton, J.W. Hearne, Hendren Yorkshire team. Signatures include Some rarer signatures. G £50/80 etc. Some rarer signatures. G £60/90 Sellers, Sutcliffe, Mitchell, Verity, 257 Worcestershire 1926. Album page 265 Middlesex 1926. Album page nicely Dennis, Bowes, A.C. Rhodes, Wood signed in pencil, one in ink, by signed in ink by ten members of the etc. Smudge to one signature. G eleven members of the Middlesex team. Signatures include £40/60 Worcestershire team. Signatures J.W. Hearne, Hendren, C.D. Gray, 250 Yorkshire 1935. Album page signed include M.K. Foster, Shakespeare, S.L. Beton, G. Paine, G.B. in ink by twelve members of the Hopkins, H.O. Rogers, G.C. Wilson, Cuthbertson, R.N. Hunt etc. Eleven Yorkshire team. Signatures include Fox, Tarbox etc. Odd rarer signature. pencil signatures of the Glamorgan Sellers, Sutcliffe, Barber, Bowes, H. G £40/60 team to verso. Some rarer Fisher, Smailes, Hutton, Verity, signatures. G £60/90 258 Worcestershire 1928. Small album Wood etc. To verso are twelve ink page signed in pencil by eleven 266 Middlesex 1926. Album page nicely signatures of the Kent 1935 team members of the Worcestershire signed in pencil by eleven members including Chapman, Valentine, team. Signatures include D.V. Hill, of the Middlesex team. Signatures Freeman, C.P. Hamilton (1 match), B.W. Quaife, J.W. King, Fox, F.T. include Mann, Haig, Hearne, Allen, Lewis, Woolley etc. Odd rarer Summers, J.J. Bowles, Tarbox etc. H.L. Dales, Hendren etc. G £30/50 signature. G £40/60 Seven pencil signatures of the 267 Middlesex c1930/31. Album page 251 Yorkshire 1935. Album page signed Somerset team to verso. G £40/60 nicely signed in ink by twelve in ink by eleven members of the 259 Somerset 1923. Album page signed members of the Middlesex team. Yorkshire team. Signatures include in pencil by twelve members of the Signatures include Haig, Guise, Sellers, Sutcliffe, W.E. Harbord, H. Somerset team. Signatures include Durston, Hendren, Price, Allen, Fisher, Hutton, P.A. Gibb, Smailes Daniell, White, Bridges, Gresswell, Peebles, Hulme etc. G £30/50 etc. Odd rarer signature. G £40/60 T.C. Lowry, Robson, Considine, 268 Middlesex 1933. Large album page 252 Yorkshire 1936. Album page signed Johnson, Hunt etc. Some rarer very nicely signed in ink by twelve in pencil by ten members of the signatures. G £40/60 members of the Middlesex team. Yorkshire team. Signatures include 260 Somerset c1926/27. Large album Signatures include H. Taylor (2 Sellers, Wood, Verity, Bowes, H.S. page signed in pencil by eleven matches), Hendren, Sims, Hart, Hargreaves, Turner, Leyland, Yardley members of the Somerset team. Robins, Price, Haig, Lee etc. Odd etc. Sold with a further album page Signatures include White, Gresswell, rarer signature. Page laid down to signed in ink by Mitchell and Barber. Case, Taylor, Hunt, Luckes, C. Leach verso. G £50/70 Odd rarer signature. G £30/50 etc. Odd rarer signature. G £40/60 269 Middlesex 1934 & 1935. Album 253 Yorkshire 1937. Album page signed 261 Somerset 1930. Small album page signed in ink by twelve in ink by twelve members of the page/card signed in ink by eleven members of the Middlesex team of Yorkshire team. Signatures include members of the Somerset team. 1934 and to verso by twelve Sellers, Leyland, Wood, Turner, Signatures include White, Case, members of the Middlesex team of Sutcliffe, Hutton, Bowes, Verity, E.J.H. Hart, Longrigg, Andrews, J.W. 1935. Signatures include Haig, M. Barber etc. G £30/50 Lee, F.S. Lee, Young etc. Odd rarer Tindall, Hart, Hendren, W.H. 254 Yorkshire 1939. Sheet of headed signature. G £40/60 Webster, Robins, J.H. Human, F.W. paper for the Yorkshire C.C.C. v Putner, Hearne, Hulme, J. Smith etc. 262 Somerset c1935. Small album page Middlesborough & District XIV, 29th Some rarer signatures. G £50/70 signed in ink, one in pencil, by April 1939. Nicely signed by twelve eleven members of the Somerset 270 Middlesex 1937. Album page nicely members of the Yorkshire side in ink team. Signatures include R.A. Ingle, signed in ink by twelve members of including Sellers, Sutcliffe, Hutton, Luckes, Burrough, J.H. Cameron, the Middlesex team. Signatures Bowes, Wood, Turner, Verity etc. Wellard, Andrews, F.S. Lee, Gimblett include Robins, Sims, Price, Light folds otherwise good condition etc. G £30/40 Compton, Edrich, Gray, H.G. Owen- £40/60 Smith, Hulme etc. Odd rarer 263 Middlesex c1911. Album page nicely 255 Yorkshire c1948. Small album page signature. G £30/50 signed in ink by eleven members of signed in ink by twelve members of the Middlesex team. Signatures 271 Glamorgan c1921/22. Album page the Yorkshire team. Signatures include Warner, Hendren, J.W. nicely signed in pencil by eleven include Brennan, Yardley, Hutton, Hearne, J.T. Hearne, E. Mignon, members of the Glamorgan team.

22 Signatures include Whittington, 280 Gloucestershire c1947. Album page include Grant, Cameron, Martindale, Riches, Gemmill, Arnott, Clay, Pinch, signed in ink by eleven members of Stollmeyer, Headley, Constantine , Creber (Snr), Hacker, Nash etc. Some the Gloucestershire team. Signatures Sealy, Weekes, Johnson etc. G/VG rarer signatures. G £40/60 include Allen, Hammond, Barnett, £80/120 Neale, Sinfield, Haynes, Scott, 272 Glamorgan 1924. Large album page 288 West Indies tour of England 1963. Cranfield etc. G £30/40 nicely signed in pencil by twelve Album page signed in ink by all members of the Glamorgan team. 281 Warwickshire c1935. Album page sixteen members of the touring Signatures include Clay, Pinch, signed in ink by eleven members of party. Signatures include Worrell, Walters, H. Spencer, Abel, Ryan, D. the Warwickshire team. Signatures Sobers, Gibbs, Butcher, King, Kanhai, Davies, Sullivan etc. Odd rarer include Wyatt, Cranmer, Hollies, Hunte, Allan etc. G £40/60 signature. G £30/50 Collin, Dollery, Santall, Buckingham, 289 All-India tour of England 1932. Mayer etc. Odd rarer signature. G 273 Glamorgan c1931/32. Album page Album page signed in pencil by £40/60 signed in pencil, one in ink, by twelve members of the touring thirteen members of the Glamorgan 282 Leicestershire 1923. Album page party. Signatures include Limbdi, team. Signatures include Turnbull, signed in pencil by eleven members Ghulam Mahomed, Jahangir Khan, W. Jones, V.G.J. Jenkins, J.T. Bell, of the Leicestershire team. Naoomal, Palia, Colah, Amar Singh, Clay, R.W. Boon, Bates etc. Some Signatures include Fowke, S. Nazar Ali etc. G £50/70 rarer signatures. G £30/50 Coulson, Benskin, Geary, W. 290 England v All India 1936. Pair of Berridge, King, Shipman etc. Odd 274 Glamorgan c1934/35. Album page album pages signed in ink by the rarer signature. G £30/50 signed in ink by twelve members of England and All-India teams who the Glamorgan team. Signatures 283 Northamptonshire 1925. Large played in the 3rd Test match at the include Turnbull, Mercer, J.F. album page signed in ink by eleven Oval on the 15th-18th August 1936. Roberts, D.E. Davies, D. Davies, H.J. members of the Northamptonshire The England page containing Dickenson, Smart, Dyson etc. Some team plus the Scorer. Signatures thirteen signatures including the rarer signatures. G £40/60 include Fitzroy, P.A. Wright, Timms, 12th man and the Umpire, Frank R.L. Wright, Jupp, Thomas, S.H.G. Chester. The All-India page signed 275 Hampshire c1920/21. Album page Humpfrey, Wells, Bellamy etc. Odd by ten of the Indian squad. signed in pencil by eleven members rarer signature. G £40/60 Signatures include Allen, Leyland, of the Hampshire team. Signatures Voce, Hammond, Worthington, include Tennyson, Mead, Remnant, 284 Northamptonshire 1926. Album Verity, Merchant, Mustaq Ali, Nissar, Brown, Altham, McDonnell, page signed in pencil by twelve Ramaswami, Nayuda, Vizianagram Isherwood, Bowell etc. Odd rarer members of the Northamptonshire etc. G £100/150 signature. G £40/60 team. Signatures include Fitzroy, Timms, Jupp, G.W. Norris, H.F. Wally Hammond made 217 in 276 Hampshire c1926/27. Album page Bagnall, Nicholson, Murdin, Bellamy England’s first innings signed in ink by eleven members of etc. Odd rarer signature. G £30/50 the Hampshire team. Signatures 291 South African tour of England 1929. include Tennyson, C.P. Brutton, 285 West Indies tour of England 1923. Large album page signed in ink by all Judd, Bowell, Boyes etc. Odd rarer Album page signed in pencil and ink nineteen members of the touring signature. G £40/60 (3) by all sixteen members of the party including J.P. Duminy (Co- touring party. Signatures include opted for the 3rd Test), Manager, 277 Hampshire c1929/30. Album page Austin, Nunes, Challenor, Small, Frelinghaus and Secretary, Frames. signed in pencil by ten members of Browne, Hunter, John, Phillips, Signatures include Deane, Dalton, the Hampshire team. Signatures Fernandes, Pascall etc. To verso are Mitchell, Vincent, Taylor, Cameron, include Tennyson, Arnold, Mead, L. eleven pencil signatures of the Siedle, Morkel, Owen-Smith etc. Harfield, Pothecary, Day, Boyes etc. Lancashire team of 1923. Scarce. G Smudge to the signature of Owen- G £30/50 £200/300 Smith otherwise in good condition. 278 Gloucestershire 1937. Album page Page laid down to slightly larger 286 West Indies tour of England 1939. signed in pencil by ten members of page. Rare £80/120 Album page nicely signed in ink by the Gloucestershire team. Signatures fourteen members of the touring 292 England v South African 1929. include Allen, C. Tyler, Stephens, party. Signatures include Grant, Album page signed in ink, two in Crapp, Hopkins, Cranfield, Watkins, Cameron, Bayley, Constantine, pencil, by thirteen members of the R.W. Haynes etc. Odd rarer Headley, Gomez, Stollmeyer, touring party. Signatures include signature. G £30/40 Martindale, Williams etc. G/VG Deane, McMillan, Vincent, Catterall, 279 Gloucestershire 1937. Album page £80/120 Dalton, Christy, Siedle, Owen-Smith, signed in pencil by twelve members Morkell etc. The page signed at 287 West Indies tour of England 1939. of the Gloucestershire team. Headingley during the Third Test. G ‘The County Ground, Old Trafford, Signatures include Allen, Hammond, £50/70 Manchester’ headed page nicely Parker, Goddard, Hopkins, Watkins, signed in ink by fourteen members 293 South African tour of England 1935. Stephens etc. Odd rarer signature. G of the touring party. Signatures Large album page very nicely signed £30/50

23 in ink by all sixteen members of the Tayfield, Endean etc. Light folds, Ponsford, Bardsley, Oldfield, touring party including the Manager, handwritten title to top border Grimmett, Taylor, Richardson, Snooke. Signatures include Wade, otherwise in good condition £30/40 Gregory, Ellis, Woodfull etc. Minor Rowan, Cameron, Crisp, Nourse, ink blots otherwise in very good 300 South African tour of England 1965. Mitchell, Langton, Viljoen, Sinclair, condition £200/300 Official autograph sheet fully signed Bell etc. Title printed to top to top. in ink by all sixteen members of the 307 Australian tour of England 1930. Sold with a ‘AWS’ real photograph party including Van der Merwe, Large album page nicely signed in postcard of the team. G/VG Barlow, Bacher, Bland, G&P. Pollock, ink by fourteen members of the £80/120 McKinnon, Gamsy etc. Some folds, touring party including the Manager, 294 South African tour of England 1935. some staining/age toning to sheet W.L. Kelly. Signatures include ‘Lord’s Cricket Ground’ headed page otherwise in good condition £20/30 Bradman, Richardson, Jackson, signed in ink by fourteen members Oldfield, Grimmett, McCabe, 301 New Zealand tour of England 1927 of the touring party including the Fairfax, a’Beckett, Kippax etc. (Inaugural tour). Album page signed Manager, Snooke. Signatures Good+ condition £150/250 in red ink by thirteen members of the include Wade, Rowan, Cameron, touring party. Signatures include 308 Australian tour of England 1930. Crisp, Nourse, Mitchell, Bell, Dempster, Bernau, Dacre, Album page nicely signed in ink by Williams, Viljoen etc. Light folds Henderson, Blunt, Page, Merritt, the Australian team who played otherwise in good condition £60/90 Mills, McGirr etc. Odd minor faults England at Lord’s on the 27th-30th 295 South African tour of Australia otherwise in good condition. Rare June & 1st of July 1930. Thirteen 1935/36. Album page signed in ink £80/120 signatures include Woodfull, by fifteen members of the touring Bradman, Richardson, Oldfield, Wall, 302 New Zealand tour of England 1931. party. Signatures include Wade, Grimmett, McCabe, Fairfax, Kippax, Album page signed in ink by eleven Williams, Tomlinson, Bell, Nourse, Ponsford etc. Very good condition members of the touring party. Langton, Sinclair, Balaskas etc. Page £150/250 Signatures include Lowry, Merritt, laid down to large page otherwise in Page, Dempster, Cromb, Talbot, 309 Australian tour of England 1934. good condition £60/90 James, Mills etc. Page has signed Album page signed in ink and pencil 296 South African tour of England 1951. twice otherwise in good condition by twelve members of the touring Official autograph sheet fully signed £60/90 party. Signatures include Woodfull, by all seventeen members of the Bromley, Grimmett, Chipperfield, 303 New Zealand tour of England 1931. touring party including the Manager, Ponsford, O’Reilly, Brown, McCabe, Album page signed in ink by eight Pegler. Signatures include Nourse, Ebeling etc. G £100/150 members of the touring party. Rowan, Mann, McLean, Cheetham, Signatures are Weir, Merritt, Cromb, 310 Australian tour of England 1938. Tayfield, Endean, Melle, Waite etc. Talbot, Mills, Matheson, James and Official autograph sheet for the Sheet laid down to album page, light Vivian. G £30/50 Australian tour of Great Britain 1938. folds otherwise in good condition Very nicely signed in ink by all £40/60 304 New Zealand tour of England 1937. seventeen members of the touring Thin paper strip signed by the New 297 South African tour of England 1951. party including the Manager, Jeanes. Zealand touring party in England. Official ‘Derbyshire C.C.C.’ headed Signatures are Bradman, Hassett, Fifteen ink signatures including sheet signed by thirteen members of McCabe, Barnett, Barnes, White, Page, W.A. Hadlee, Donnelly, the touring party. Signatures include Waite, McCormick, Ward, O’Reilly, Cowie, Wallace, Dunning, Lowry, Nourse, Tayfield, Endean, Melle, Brown, Walker, Badcock, Fleetwood Vivian, Kerr etc. G £40/60 Waite, McCarthy, Mann, Fullerton Smith, Fingleton, Chipperfield and etc. Light folds otherwise in good 305 Australian tour of England 1921. Jeanes. Light folds, nick to edge of condition £30/50 Album page nicely signed in ink by page at fold otherwise in good thirteen members of the touring condition. Rare in this fully signed 298 South African tour of England 1955. party including the Manager, Sydney form £250/350 Official autograph sheet for the Smith. Signatures include South African tour of England 1955. 311 Australian tour of England 1938. Armstrong, Mailey, Collins, Hendry, Fully signed with eighteen ink Official autograph sheet for the Ryder, Bardsley, Gregory, Macartney, signatures including Cheetham, Australian tour of Great Britain 1938. McDonald, Carter etc. Page laid McGlew, Duckworth, Goddard, Very nicely signed in ink by all down to slightly larger page Mansell, Tayfield, Endean etc. thirteen members of the touring otherwise in good condition Horizontal centre fold otherwise in party including the Manager, Jeanes. £180/250 good condition £30/40 Signatures are Bradman, Hassett, 306 Australian tour of England 1926. McCabe, Barnett, Barnes, White, 299 South African tour of England 1955. Large album page nicely signed in Waite, Brown, McCormick, Walker, Official ‘Lancashire & Manchester ink by all seventeen members of the Fingleton, Chipperfield and Jeanes. Cricket Club’ headed sheet fully touring party including the Manager, Light folds, minor faults to corners, signed with sixteen ink signatures Sydney Smith. Signatures include minor adhesive marks to verso including Cheetham, McGlew, Collins, Macartney, Mailey, otherwise in good condition Duckworth, Goddard, Smith,

24 £130/180 Trafford on the 6th-10th July 1934. 324 Australian tour of England 1921. Signatures include Wyatt, Leyland, Yorkshire v Australia 1921. Album 312 Australian tour of England 1948. Ames, Hammond, Allen, Clark, page very nicely signed in ink by the Album page nicely signed in ink by Hopwood, Verity etc. Signed to Australian team who played thirteen members of the touring verso by three Kent players from Yorkshire at Bradford on the 11th- party. The page signed at Oxford in 1934, Valentine, Levett and the rare 13th May 1921. Twelve signatures May 1948. Signatures include signature of H.P. Dinwiddy who including Warwick Armstrong, Hassett, Toshack, Miller, Morris, played only seven matches for Kent. Mailey, McDonald, Bardsley, Harvey, Ring, Lindwall, Johnson, G £60/90 Gregory, Taylor, Macartney, Carter, Brown, McCool, Hamence etc. Collins, Ryder etc. G £200/300 Toshack has signed the page three 318 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1936/37. times. Lacking the signature of Paper strip nicely signed in ink by The tour match was drawn, for Bradman. G £70/100 sixteen members of the touring Australia, Gregory made 104no and party including the Manager R. Armstrong took 4-60 in Yorkshire’s 313 Australian tour of England 1953. Howard. Signatures include Allen, only innings. For Yorkshire, Rhodes Official autograph sheet fully signed Wyatt, Farnes, Copson, made 63 and took 5-87 in the in ink by all seventeen members of Worthington, Hardstaff, Voce, Australian 1st innings the touring party including Hassett, Verity, Sims etc. Signatures of five Morris, Hill, Benaud, Harvey, 325 Yorkshire v Australia 1921. Album others below including Bruce Harris, Johnston, Lindwall, McDonald, page signed in pencil, two in ink, by cricket author. Odd faults, generally Miller, Tallon etc. Light fold marks the Yorkshire team who played good £50/80 otherwise in good+ condition Australia at Bradford on the 11th- £100/150 319 England 1948. Album page signed in 13th May 1921. Twelve signatures ink by fifteen members of the team. including D.C.F. Burton, Rhodes, 314 Australian tour of England 1961. Signatures include Allen, Griffith, Holmes, Kilner, Dolphin, Official autograph sheet fully signed Ikin, Hutton, Hardstaff, Wardle, Waddington, C. Tyson (played only in ink by all nineteen members of the Laker, Evans, Butler, Smithson etc. G two matches), Macaulay, Dean etc. touring party including Benaud, £40/60 Odd rarer signature. Sold with Harvey, Booth, Davidson, Gaunt, various album pages, mainly signed McDonald, Simpson, McKenzie, 320 M.C.C. tour of Australia & New by Yorkshire League players but Mackay, Misson etc. Fold marks, Zealand 1950/1951. Official including Herbert Sutcliffe, P.A. minor age toning otherwise in good autograph sheet signed in ink by Gibb, C.E.M. Wilson etc. G £50/70 condition £50/70 nineteen members of the touring party including the joint Managers, 326 Lancashire v Northamptonshire 315 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1920/21. Green and Nash and bagman 1921. Album page nicely signed in Two large album pages containing Ferguson. Signatures include Brown, ink by the Lancashire team who the ink signatures of fourteen Compton, Bailey, Hutton, Close, played Northamptonshire at Old members of the M.C.C. touring Bedser, Evans, Wright, Hollies, Trafford on the 18th-20th May party. Each page has five small McIntyre, Sheppard etc. Light folds, 1921. Twelve signatures including printed press pictures of the adhesive marks to corners otherwise M.N. Kenyon, Makepeace, R. individual player, one to centre and in good condition. Rare £50/70 K.Tyldesley, Hallows, J.S. Heap, W. the other four to corners. The Ellis, L. Cook, Dean, Blomley, E. players have signed in ink below 321 Lancashire 1931. Album page signed Tyldesley, etc. Some rarer their image. Signatures are Douglas, by eleven members of the team. signatures. Six ink signatures of the Parkin, Makepeace, Dolphin, Signatures include Eckersley, E. Middlesex Amateurs team of 1921 Woolley, Waddington, Fender, Tydlesley, MacDonald, Hopwood, to verso. Signatures include Mann, Hobbs, Howell, Hearne, Russell, Iddon etc. Seven in pencil, four in Haig, Dales, C.N. Bruce etc. G Rhodes, Hendren and Strudwick. ink. VG £40/60 £60/80 One picture unsigned. Pages 322 Worcestershire 1929. Album page measure 9”x7”. Some signatures Lancashire won the match by ten nicely signed in ink by eight back to back. G £100/150 wickets. For Lancashire, Hallows members of the team. Signatures made 76, J.D. Tyldesley 65 and 316 M.C.C. tour of South Africa include M. Nichol, Gibbons, W.V. Dean took ten wickets in the match. 1930/31. Album page nicely signed Fox, J. Fox, Root, Tarbox, J. Price etc. For Northamptonshire, Wells took in ink by eleven members of the G £30/40 5-73 in Lancashire’s only innings M.C.C. touring party. Signatures 323 Worcestershire 1939. Album page and Woolley top scored in both include Chapman, Allom, Turnbull, nicely signed in pencil by ten innings scoring 55no and 67 Fairservice, Goddard, Hammond, members of the team. Signatures Voce, Sandham, Tate etc. G 327 Lancashire v Northamptonshire include C.J. Lyttleton, C.H. Palmer, P. £100/150 1921. Album page nicely signed in Jackson, Martin, Jenkins, Yarnold, ink by the Northamptonshire team 317 England 1934. Two joined album B.P. King, Howorth, Jackson etc. who played Lancashire at Old pages nicely signed in ink by twelve Pencil signature of Len Hutton to Trafford on the 18th-20th May members of the team who played verso. G £30/40 1921. Eleven signatures including Australia in the 3rd Test at Old

25 R.O. Raven, C. Partridge (1 match), of the team. Signatures include rarer signatures. G/VG £60/80 W.H. Denton, B. White (8 matches), Troughton, Bryan, Cornwallis, 339 Kent 1928. Album page very nicely A.E. Thomas, Woolley, Wells etc. Freeman, Hibble, H.L. Hever (5 signed in ink by fourteen members Some rarer signatures. To verso are matches), Bickmore, Hardinge etc. of the team. Signatures include G.B. twelve pencil signatures from the Odd rarer signature. G £40/60 Legge, C.J. Capes, T.C. Longfield, Yorkshire v York & District match 333 Hampshire 1921. Album page nicely Freeman, G.P. Beslee, Ames, played on the 2nd and 3rd June signed in pencil, one in ink, by Woolley, Chapman, A.M. Crawley, 1948. Signatures include Brennan, eleven members of the team. A.J. Evans etc. Some rarer signatures. Wardle, Coxon, Watson etc. G Signatures include Tennyson, H.S. G/VG £60/80 £50/70 Altham, Hosie, Mead, Bowell, 340 Surrey 1928. Album page very nicely 328 Leicestershire v Sussex 1921. Album Brown, Remmant etc. Odd rarer signed in ink by eleven members of page nicely signed in ink by the signature. G £40/60 the team. Signatures include Fender, Leicestershire team who played 334 Warwickshire 1921. Album page J.W. Barnato (6 matches), Allom, Sussex at Leicester on the 21st-24th signed in pencil by eleven members Ducat, Jeacocke, Gregory, Barling, May 1921. Eleven signatures of the team. Signatures include C.E. Daily, S. Fenley etc. Some rarer including A.T. Sharp, G.B.F. Rudd, Rotherham, R.L. Holdsworth, R.I. signatures. G/VG £60/80 G.H. Salmon, W.E. Pratt, W.E. Scorer, C.A.F. Fiddian-Green, H.C.A. Benskin, Coe, A.C. Lord (A. 341 Gloucestershire 1928. Album page Gaunt, Quaife, C.C. Smart, Howell Callington) etc. Some rarer very nicely signed in ink by eleven etc. Some rarer signatures. To verso signatures. To verso are fifteen members of the team. Signatures are six ink signatures of the Yorkshire further pencil signatures from the include W.H. Rowlands, Barnett, 2nd XI of 1949. G £40/60 Yorkshire v York & District match Lyon, Bloodworth, Neale, Dipper, played on the 2nd and 3rd June 335 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1958/59. Parker, Stephens etc. Odd rarer 1948. The majority York & District. G Official autograph sheet nicely signature. G/VG £50/70 £50/70 signed in ink by all eighteen 342 Leicestershire 1928. Album page members of the team and the Leicestershire won the match by very nicely signed in ink by eleven Management. Eighteen members of three wickets. For Leicestershire, members of the team. Signatures the team including May, Cowdrey, Sharp made 150, King 110 and include Dawson, D.S. Oscroft (4 Evans, Laker, Lock, Statham, Tyson, Benskin took seven wickets in the matches), Geary, Astill, Armstrong, Trueman, Richardson etc. Light folds match. For Sussex, Jupp made 179, Shipman, Sidwell, Snary etc. Odd otherwise in good condition £40/60 Bowley 127 and Cox took 6-73 in rarer signature. G/VG £40/60 the Leicestershire 2nd innings 336 Australia tour of England 1909. 343 Lancashire 1928. Album page very Large card nicely signed by the entire 329 Leicestershire v Sussex 1921. Album nicely signed in ink by thirteen Australian touring team to England, page nicely signed in ink by the members of the team. Signatures sixteen signatures, signed in black Sussex team who played include Green, Makepeace, ink, the signatures are Noble, Laver, Leicestershire at Leicester on the McDonald, Iddon, M.L. Taylor, E. Trumper, Whitty, McAlister, 21st-24th May 1921. Twelve Tyldesley, S. Preston (5 matches), Armstrong, O’Connor, Carkeek, signatures including W.G.M. Sarel Booth, G. Hodgson, Hallows etc. Hartigan, Bardsley, Gregory, Cotter, (10 matches), A.E.R. Gilligan, Cox, Some rarer signatures. G/VG £60/80 Ransford, Macartney, Hopkins and A.H.H. Gilligan, G.A. Stannard, Carter. Minor fading to one 344 Nottinghamshire 1928. Album page G.Street, Jupp, Bowley, F.D. Jenner, signature otherwise in good very nicely signed in ink by thirteen G.A. Stannard, Tate etc. Some rarer condition. Adhesive marks to members of the team. Signatures signatures. G £50/70 borders of card not affecting include A.W. Carr, Richmond, A. 330 Surrey 1921. Album page nicely signatures otherwise in good Staples, S.J. Staples, Lilley, Walker, signed in ink by thirteen members of condition. Rare £1000/1500 Gunn, Voce, Larwood, Barratt, the team. Signatures include Fender, Keeton etc. G/VG £50/70 337 West Indies tour of England 1928. Hobbs, Sandham, W.T. Cook, A. Album page very nicely signed in ink 345 Yorkshire 1928. Album page very Jeacocke, E.C. Kirk, Abel, Hitch, by thirteen members of the touring nicely signed in ink by eleven Peach, Ducat etc. Odd rarer party. Signatures include Nunes, members of the team. Signatures signatures. G £50/70 Wight, Small, Martin, Fernandes, include W.A. Worsley, Holmes, 331 Gloucestershire 1921. Album page Constantine, Browne, Challenor, Rhodes, Leyland, Sutcliffe, Wood, nicely signed in ink by nine members Scott, Francis, Neblett etc. Scarce. Mitchell, Robinson, Macaulay, of the team. Signatures include Sir G/VG £200/300 Barber, F. Dennis etc. G/VG £50/70 F.G. Robinson, E.P. Barnett, C.S. 338 Worcestershire 1928. Album page 346 Middlesex 1928. Album page very Barnett, W.H. Rowlands, Mills, very nicely signed in ink by eleven nicely signed in ink by ten members Dipper etc. Odd rarer signatures. G members of the team. Signatures of the team. Signatures include £30/50 include D.V. Hill, B.W. Quaife, C.G. Mann, Robins, Haig, Killick, R.H.B. 332 Kent 1921. Album page nicely Toppin, F.T. Summers, W.V. Fox, J.W. Bettington (15 matches), Hart, signed in pencil by twelve members King, J.B. Higgins, Tarbox etc. Some Hendren, Durston etc. Odd rarer

26 signature. G/VG £50/70 Zealand tour of the United Kingdom, 360 Australian tour of Pakistan 1980. India & Pakistan 1969. Fully signed Official autograph sheet fully signed 347 Essex 1928. Album page very nicely in ink by all seventeen members of in ink by all seventeen members of signed in ink by ten members of the the party including Reid, Dowling, the touring party including G. team. Signatures include Douglas, Pollard, Collinge, G.Turner, Chappell, Hughes, Border, Hookes, R.N. Shorter (23 matches), Perrin, Congdon, Taylor etc. Sold with an Lillee, Malone, Marsh etc. G £30/50 Pope, G.W. Hockey (19 matches), official autograph sheet for the New Nichols, Hipkin etc. Some rarer 361 Australian tour of England 1980 Zealand tour of England 1994, fully signatures. G/VG £60/80 (Centenary tour). Official autograph signed. Qty 2. Good/very good sheet signed in ink by thirteen 348 Hampshire 1928. Album page very condition £30/50 members of the touring party nicely signed in ink by nine members 354 Australian tour of England 1956. including G. Chappell, Hughes, of the team. Signatures include Official autograph sheet fully signed Border, Lillee, Thomson, Mallett, Tennyson, W.N. McBride (31 by all seventeen members of the Yallop, Pascoe etc. Lacking Rod matches), Kennedy, H.R.J. Sprinks team in ink including Johnson, Miller, Marsh and signed ‘Horatio (21 matches), R.P.H. Utley (27 Benaud, Davidson, Harvey, Lindwall, Hornblower’ in his space! (probably matches), J.P. Parker, L. Harfield etc. Rutherford, Langley etc. Fold marks, by Mallett looking at the Some rarer signatures. G/VG £40/60 old adhesive marks to top and handwriting)!. G £20/30 349 Derbyshire 1928. Album page very bottom borders of sheet otherwise 362 Australian tour of the United nicely signed in ink by eleven very good condition £60/90 Kingdom and Sri Lanka 1981. members of the team. Signatures 355 Australian tour of England 1961. Official autograph sheet fully signed include Jackson, D.J.C.H. Hill-Wood Official autograph sheet fully signed in ink by all twenty members of the (5 matches), C.K.H. Hill-Wood (18 in ink by all nineteen members of the touring party including K.Hughes, matches), Slater, Mitchell, touring party including Benaud, Marsh, Wood, Alderman, Border, Townsend, Lee, Hutchinson etc. Harvey, Booth, Davidson, Gaunt, Lillee, Hogg etc. Dedication from the Some rarer signatures. G/VG £50/70 McDonald, Simpson, McKenzie etc. Manager Bennett to top left hand 350 Sussex 1928. Album page very Fold marks otherwise in good corner. G £25/35 nicely signed in ink and pencil by condition £50/70 363 Australian tour of New Zealand eleven members of the team. 356 Australian tour of England 1964. 1982. Official autograph sheet fully Signatures include Gilligan, F.B.R. Official autograph sheet fully signed signed in ink by all fifteen members Browned, Duleepsinhji, Cornford, in ink by all seventeen members of of the touring party including G. Bowley, Langridge, Hollingdale, G.S. the touring party including Simpson, Chappell, Hughes, Border, Lillee, Grimston (18 matches), Tate, Booth, Burge, Grout, Hawke, Marsh, Thomson, Pascoe etc. G Wensley etc. Odd rarer signature. O’Neill, Lawry, McKenzie etc. Folds £30/40 G/VG £40/60 and slight age toning otherwise in 364 Australian tour of Zimbabwe 1983. 351 Wales 1928. Album page very nicely good condition £40/60 Official autograph sheet fully signed signed in ink by twelve members of 357 Australian tour of England 1968. by all fifteen members of the touring the team. Signatures include N.V.H. Official autograph sheet fully signed party including Wellham, Bennett, Riches, S.F. Barnes, S.T. Jagger, in ink by all seventeen members of Boon, Jones, Whitney etc. Light fold M.J.L. Turnbull, F.P. Ryan, W.H. the party including Lawry, Chappell, marks otherwise good condition Rowland, W.E. Bates, J.J. Hills etc. Hawke, Walters, Mallett, Gleeson £30/40 G/VG £30/40 etc. G £40/60 365 Australia v Sri Lanka 1989. Official 352 Lancashire (Champion County) v 358 Australian tour of England 1977. autograph sheet fully signed by all The Rest of England 1928. Album Official autograph sheet fully signed twelve members of the Australian page very nicely signed in ink by The in ink by all seventeen members of team who played Sri Lanka at Rest of England team who played in the touring party including G. Hobart on the 16th-20th December the Champion County match at Old Chappell, Marsh, McCosker, 1989, Inaugural Test. Signatures Trafford on the 14th-17th Malone, O’Keefe, Thomson, Walker, include Border, Alderman, Boon, September 1928. Eleven signatures Walters etc. Light folds, minor age Healy, Hughes, Taylor, Waugh etc. G include Chapman, Woolley, Sutcliffe, toning otherwise in good condition £25/35 Freeman, Larwood, Hobbs, Leyland, £30/50 Hammond etc. G/VG £50/80 366 Australia World Cup 1992. Official 359 Australian tour of India 1979. autograph sheet for the Australian The Rest of England won by an Official autograph sheet fully signed Squad fully signed with seventeen Innings and 91 runs. Hendren made in ink with sixteen signatures signatures including Border, Marsh, 174, Hobbs 150, Sutcliffe 139 and including Hughes, Border, Hogg, Taylor, Waugh, Hughes etc. G Larwood (5 wickets), Hammond (5) Hurst, Yardley, Yallop, Dymock, £30/40 and Freeman (6) wickets in the Sleep etc. Light folds otherwise in match 367 West Indies tour of Australia good condition £30/50 1975/76. Official autograph sheet 353 New Zealand 1969. Official fully signed in ink by all nineteen autograph sheet for the New

27 members of the touring team D.T.L. Bailey, Milton, Graveney 385 Victoria XI 1937. ‘Belle Vue Hotel, including C. Lloyd, Murray, Gibbs, Scott, R.B. Wood, Cook etc. Odd Brisbane’ headed paper signed in ink Fredericks, Kallicharran, Richards, rarer signature. G £20/30 by thirteen members of the Victoria Rowe, Holding, Roberts etc. File team of 1937. Signatures include 376 Hampshire 1951. Album page holes to left hand border not Ebeling, Hassett, Liddicut, O’Brien, signed in ink by eleven members of affecting signatures otherwise in Rigg, Darling, Fleetwood-Smith, the team. Signatures include Eagar, good condition £40/60 Gregory, Barnett etc. Folds, some Walker, R.A. Carty, Gray, Knott, foxing/age toning to sheet, adhesive 368 West Indies tour of Australia Harrison, A.F.H. Debham etc. Odd mark to verso otherwise in good 1988/89. Autograph sheet fully rarer signature. G £20/30 condition £70/100 signed in ink by seventeen members 377 Leicestershire 1951. Album page of the touring team including 386 Middlesex 1899. Ruled page from signed in ink by eleven members of Richards, Bishop, Greenidge, the visitors book of the Assize Courts the team. Signatures include Palmer, Ambrose, Marshall, Walsh, Dujon Hotel, Strangeways signed by four Berry, K.D. Smith, Jackson, C.R.D. etc. G £30/40 members of the Middlesex team, J.T. wooller , Smithson etc. Odd rarer Hearne, 1888-1923, W. Roche, 369 M.C.C. tour of the West Indies signature. G £20/30 1899-1900, J.T. Rawlin, 1889-1909 1959/60. Official autograph sheet 378 Kent 1951. Album page signed in ink and J.E. West 1885-1896 and official very nicely signed in ink by all fifteen by eleven members of the team. scorer when this was signed, plus members of the team. Signatures Signatures include Clark, Fagg, other unrelated signatures to both include May, Cowdrey, Barrington, Evans, Dovey, Cowdrey, Mayes, sides. Some age toning to paper Statham, Trueman, Dexter, Andrew Edrich, Page etc. G £20/30 otherwise in good condition etc. VG £50/70 £100/150 379 Nottinghamshire 1951. Album page 370 England tour of Australia & India signed in ink by thirteen members of 387 Gloucestershire 1899. Ruled half 1979/80. Official autograph sheet the team. Signatures include page from the visitors book of the fully signed in ink by all twenty Simpson, Voce, Keeton, Giles, Poole, Assize Courts Hotel, Strangeways members of the party including Stocks, A. Richardson, Harvey etc. signed by three members of the Brearley, Botham, Gooch, Randall, Odd rarer signature. G £20/30 Gloucestershire team, W.H. Hale, Gower, Underwood, Willey etc. G 1895-1909, Harry Wrathall, 1894- £30/40 380 Sussex 1951. Album page signed in 1907 and A. Paish, 1898-1903, also ink by twelve members of the team. 371 England tours of Australia & New signed to verso by Robert Clayton, Signatures include Langridge, Zealand 1982/83 and the West ‘Lord;s Cricket Ground, (possibly Oakes, Cox, Doggart, Wood, Smith, Indies 1990. Official autograph R.O. Clayton, Yorkshire 1870-1879 Sheppard etc. G £20/30 sheets fully signed in ink by both who joined the M.C.C. staff in touring parties. G £30/40 381 Warwickshire 1951. Album page 1872?), plus other unrelated signed in ink by eleven members of signatures to both sides. Some age 372 Pakistan tour of Australia 1981/82. the team. Signatures include Dollery, toning to paper otherwise in good Official autograph sheet fully signed Wolton, Townsend, Hollies, Spooner, condition £100/150 with nineteen signatures including Don Taylor, R.T. Weeks, Grove etc. Miandad, Zaheer, Majid, Sarfraz, 388 Kent v Lancashire, June 1927. Odd rarer signature. G £20/30 Imran Khan, Muddasar etc. G Album page signed in ink by the £30/40 382 Worcestershire 1951. Album page Lancashire team. Eleven signatures signed in ink by eleven members of including Hallows, Green, 373 India 1981. Official autograph sheet the team. Signatures include R.E. McDonald, E.Tyldesley, R.Tyldesley, for the Indian team who played Bird, Perks, E. Cooper, Flavell, Iddon, Duckworth etc. G £60/90 England in the 3rd Test match at Kenyon, Broadbent, Jenkins etc. G Delhi on 23rd to 28th December 389 Bodyline signatures. Album page £20/30 1981. Thirteen signatures including containing the ink signatures of W.L. Gavaskar, Viswanath, Madan Lal, 383 Yorkshire 1951. Album page signed Kelly, Manager, Bill Woodfull, Kapil Dev, Shastri, Srikanth etc. Sold in ink by twelve members of the Captain and Umpires G. Borwick and with an official autograph sheet for team. Signatures include Yardley, George Hele (these two Umpires the Sri Lankan tour of Australia in Watson, Trueman, Wilson, Lester, stood in all five Bodyline Test 1984/85. G £25/35 Lowson, Wardle, Hutton etc. G matches). G £80/120 £20/30 374 Derbyshire 1951. Album page 390* Australia 1948. Official autograph signed in ink by eleven members of 384 Northamptonshire 1954. Official sheet for the Australian touring team the team. Signatures include Willatt, autograph sheet nicely signed by to England 1948. Nicely signed in ink Gladwin, Elliott, R. Sale, Kelly, A. seventeen members of the team in by sixteen members of the party Eato, Morgan etc. Odd rarer ink. Signatures include Brookes, including Bradman, Harvey, Miller, signature. G £20/30 Oldfield, Tribe, Hogan, Reynolds, Hassett, Johnson, Toshack, Brown, Andrew, Tyson, Arnold etc. Minor Morris, Hamence, Morris, Tallon, 375 Gloucestershire 1951. Album page damage to corners otherwise in Loxton, Saggers etc. Barnes hand signed in ink by twelve members of good condition £25/35 stamped as usual. Lacking the the team. Signatures include Sir

28 signatures of Lindwall and Ring. members of the team. Signatures Paynter, N. Oldfield, Farrimond, J. Light horizontal fold otherwise in include Emmett, Milton, Young, Briggs (4 matches), Phillipson, Nutter good/very good condition £350/450 Knightly-Smith, Lambert, Crapp, etc. G £30/40 Wells etc. G £20/30 391 England v South Africa 1947. Album 407 Nottinghamshire 1947/48. Album page nicely signed by the team who 400 West Indies tour of England 1939. page signed in ink by ten members played in the 3rd Test. Twelve ink Album page nicely signed by nine of the team. Signatures include signatures including Yardley, members of the touring team in ink Sime, Simpson, Keeton, Stocks, Compton, Edrich, Hutton, Evans, and pencil. Signatures include J.B. Woodhead, Harvey, Winrow, B.H. Yardley, Wright etc. To verso are nine Stollmeyer, Williams, Sealy, Farr etc. G £15/25 ink signatures of the New Zealand Martindale, Constantine, Gomez, 408 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1958/59. touring team of 1949. G £30/50 Johnson etc. £30/50 Official autograph sheet nicely England won the Test by seven 401 New Zealand tour of England 1965. signed in ink by all eighteen wickets, Edrich and Compton both Two album pages with ten ink members of the team and the made centuries signatures of members of the Management. Eighteen members of touring team. Signatures include the team including May, Cowdrey, 392 Somerset 1955. Large album page Sutcliffe, Morgan, Collinge, Pollard, Evans, Laker, Lock, Statham, Tyson, nicely signed by twelve members of Reid, Congdon etc. G £20/30 Trueman, Richardson etc. Light folds the team. Signatures include otherwise in good condition £40/60 Tourdoff, Lawrence, Wight, Lobb, 402 Australian tour of England 1948. Biddulph, Smith, Tremlett etc. G Two album pages signed in pencil, 409 Australia 1948. Official autograph £20/30 two in ink by nine members of the sheet for the Australian touring team touring party including W. Ferguson, to England 1948. Nicely signed in ink 393 Leicestershire 1955. Large album the bag man. Signatures include by all eighteen members of the party page nicely signed by twelve Hassett, Miller, Hamence, Johnson, including Bradman, Harvey, Miller, members of the team. Signatures O’Reilly, Ring, McCool etc. Sold with Hassett, Johnson, Toshack, Brown, include Palmer, Walsh, Boshier, an official scorecard for the Test Morris, Hamence, Morris, Tallon, Hallam, Smithson, Lester, Munden match at Trent Bridge 1948 and a Lindwall etc. Barnes hand stamped etc. G £20/30 Cardus pre tour brochure. G £30/40 as usual. Folds, minor nick to edge of 394 Hampshire 1955. Large album page sheet otherwise in good condition 403 Australia tour of England 1930. nicely signed by twelve members of £400/600 Album page signed in ink by eleven the team. Signatures include Eagar, members of the touring party. 410 Australia tour of South Africa Shackleton, Sainsbury, Marshall, Signatures include Woodfull, 1949/50. ‘Shaw Savill Line’ menu Rayment, Dare, Harrison etc. G Bradman, Hornibrook, Oldfield, card cover, signed to verso by £20/30 Wall, Ponsford, McCabe, Fairfax etc. thirteen members of the touring 395 Northamptonshire 1955. Large Page laid down to slightly larger party. Signatures in ink include album page signed by eleven page. Old tape mark over the Hassett, Miller, W. Johnston, members of the team. Signatures signature of Woodfull otherwise in Lindwall, I. Johnson, Burke, McCool, include Brookes, Tribe, Broderick, good condition £70/100 Langley, Saggers etc. Handwritten Clark, Tyson, Subba Row Andrew annotation under each signatures. 404 Nottinghamshire 1946. Album page etc. G £15/25 Adhesive marks to verso. G nicely signed in ink by eleven £100/150 396 Nottinghamshire 1955. Large album members of the team. Signatures page nicely signed by twelve include Hearne, Voce, Hardstaff, 411 England tour of South Africa members of the team. Signatures Simpson, Woodhead, Stocks, 1927/28. South Africa v England, include Simpson, Giles, Poole, Rowe, Keeton, Butler etc. G £30/50 5th Test, Durban 1928. Paper strip Goonesena, Clay, Stocks etc. G signed in ink by the South African 405 Middlesex 1952. Album page nicely £20/30 Test team who played England on signed in ink by ten members of the the 4th-8th February 1928. Eleven 397 Derbyshire 1955. Large album page team. Signatures include Edrich, L. signatures including Deane, Taylor, nicely signed by eleven members of Compton, Knightly-Smith, Bennet, A.C. Hall, Morkel, Blissett, Nupen, the team. Signatures include Carr, Warr, Sims, Robertson, Knightly- Coen, Nicholson etc. Also signed by Gladwin, Revill, Morgan, Smith, Smith etc. Sold with a card signed by E.W. Dawson who played for Dawkes, Lee etc. G £20/30 thirteen members of the England in the match. South Africa Leicestershire team of 1972 398 Glamorgan 1955. Large album page won the Test by eight wickets. Sold including Illingworth, Davison, nicely signed by twelve members of with a large page from a Hotel Tolchard, Birkenshaw, McKenzie, the team. Signatures include ‘Visitors Book’ signed by seventeen Booth, Higgs etc. G £30/40 Watkins, Clift, Edrich, Presdee, W. members of the 1960 touring team Jones, Parkhouse, Ward etc. G 406 Lancashire 1939. Album page nicely to England. Signatures include £20/30 signed in pencil by twelve members McGlew, Goddard, Tayfield, Nourse, of the team. Signatures include Lister Fellows-Smith, Pithey, Waite etc. G 399 Gloucestershire 1955. Large album (Captain), Iddon, Pollard, Wilkinson, £180/220 page nicely signed by twelve

29 412 Glamorgan 1939. Album page 421 ‘Cricket Our Weakness. A Chronicle 431 ‘England v Australia in the Tests from signed in pencil by ten members of of the many trials and few triumphs 1876 to 1908’. Edited and compiled the team. Signatures include Dyson, of Manitoba’s Cricketers between by T.S. Toms. London 1909. Original E. Davies, Brierley, Watkins, D. 1948 and 1955’. William Weighton. pictorial covers. Some browning to Davies, Smart etc. G £25/35 Canada 1957. G £40/60 pages otherwise in very good condition £30/40 413 David Denton. Yorkshire & England 422 ‘The Fight for the Ashes 1932/33’. 1894-1920. Album page with nicely Jack Hobbs. London 1933. Original 432 ‘The Australians In England. A handwritten poem from Denton ‘A dustwrapper. Signed to title page by complete record of the cricket tour Little hearth, a little wealth, a little Hobbs. One photo plate loose, light of 1882, with the batting and house and freedom, and at the end, fading to spine and minor staining to bowling averages of the Australians a little friend, and little cause to need boards otherwise in good condition and the Englishmen who played him’. The poem dated 5th £50/70 against them’. C.F. Pardon. London November 1909 and nicely signed in 1882. Portrait frontispiece. Rebound 423 ‘Recollections and Reminiscences’. ink by Denton, with address in in blue boards, without original Lord Hawke. London 1924. Original Wakefield. VG £40/60 wrappers. Small loss and old repair decorative boards. Good to very to frontispiece otherwise in good 414 A.H.H. Gilligan. Small album page good condition with gilts bright. G condition. Rare £180/220 signed by Gilligan, to verso are the £30/50 ink signatures of Harold Larwood 433 ‘The Australian Cricket Annual’. First 424 ‘Tours and Tests’. Kenneth Farnes. and Arthur Sandham. G £20/30 Year 1896. A complete Record of London 1940. Ex-libris, Stanley W. Australian Cricket in 1895/1896. 415 Percy Perrin, Essex 1896-1928 and Dickson. G £30/50 Edited by John C. Davis. Sydney Frank Woolley, Kent & England 425 ‘The Hon. F.S. Jackson’. Percy Cross 1896. Rebound in green boards with 1906-1938. Sepia pre-printed album Standing. London 1906. Original original front wrapper only. Some page with small picture and floral green boards with image of Jackson loss to edges of front wrapper decoration with oblong space for to centre front cover. Some marks otherwise in good/very good individual signature to each side. wear to front board otherwise in condition. Rare £80/120 Signed in pencil to face by Perrin and good condition £40/60 to verso by Woolley. G £35/45 The annual appeared for only three 426 ‘The New Zealanders in England years 1896-1898 416 Albert Craig, ‘Cricket Rhymester’ 1931’. O.S. Hintz. London 1931. and Rev. F.H. Gillingham, Essex 434 ‘The Cricket Year Book 1886 (First Original dustwrapper. G £30/40 1903-1928. Sepia pre-printed album Year). For general reference in all page with small picture and floral 427 ‘Recovering the Ashes. An Account matters relating to the game for the decoration with oblong space for of the Cricket Tour in Australia 1911- year 1886’. Manchester 1886. individual signature to each side. 12’. J.B. Hobbs. London 1912. 2nd Rebound in boards with original Signed in pencil to face by Craig and impression. Original pictorial boards. wrappers preserved. Rare. G/VG to verso by Gillingham. G £50/70 Wear and old tape to spine, front £50/70 board becoming slightly loose 417 J.W.H.T. Douglas, Essex 1901-1928 Published between 1886-1889 otherwise in good condition £25/35 and Jas Seymour, Kent & England 435 ‘The Cricket Year Book 1889 (last 1902-1926. Sepia pre-printed album 428 ‘Great Bowlers and Fielders. Their year). For general reference in all page with small picture and floral Methods at a Glance’. G.W. matters relating to the game for the decoration with oblong space for Beldham and C.B. Fry. London 1907. year 1886’. Manchester 1886. individual signature to each side. Re-issue. Original pictorial covers. Rebound in boards lacking original Signed in pencil to face by Dougles Top edge gilt. Minor faults to spine wrappers. Rare. G £40/60 and to verso by Seymour. G £50/70 otherwise in good condition £80/120 436 ‘The Cricketers Portrait Gallery. 34 CRICKET BOOKS portraits of noted players’. Printed 429 ‘Great Batsmen. Their Methods at a 418 The Daily News & Leader Cricket by Tempest, Leeds 1903. 16pp. G Glance’. G.W. Beldham and C.B. Fry. Annual 1912-1914. Original £40/60 London 1907. Re-issue. Original wrappers. G/VG £25/35 pictorial covers. Top edge gilt. Minor 437 ‘Cricket Chat for 1884-Gleanings 419 The Daily News Cricket & Tennis faults to spine otherwise in good from ‘Cricket’ during 1882-1883’. Annual 1921-1930. Original condition £80/120 Published by the ‘Cricket Office’. 1st wrappers. Qty 10. G/VG £40/60 edition. Original wrappers. Contents 430 ‘Gentlemen v Players. With becoming loose, age toning, wear to Became ‘The Daily News Cricket introduction and history of the covers and spine otherwise in good Annual’ in 1927 contest since its origin in 1806. Full condition. Loss of photographic scores...’. Percy C. Standing. London 420 Illinois Cricket Association Cricket plate(?) £30/40 1892. Original printed wrappers. Annual 1936. 2nd year of Some wear to spine paper otherwise ‘Cricket Chat’ was published from publication. Published by K.A. Auty. in good+ condition £40/60 1884-1892, 1914 Original wrappers. Odd faults otherwise in good condition £40/60

30 438 ‘Cricket Chat for 1887-Gleanings wrappers with some age toning Nottingham High School Library. from ‘Cricket’ during 1885-1886. otherwise in good condition. Rare. Some splitting to internal hinges Published by the ‘Cricket Office’. 4th Sold with ‘Hambledon Cricket and otherwise in good condition £20/30 edition. Original sepia albumen The Bat and Ball Inn’. Diana Rait Published 1902-1932 photograph of ‘The Parsee Team Kerr. Chichester 1953. Qty 2 1886’ to verso of contents page. £100/150 452 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1908. 7th Rebound in grey boards, lacking year of issue. Edited by W.R. Weir. 446 ‘The ‘Golden Penny’ Cricket Album wrappers and adverts to front and Original decorative boards. Minor 1903. Splendid Photographic Groups rear otherwise in good condition damp staining otherwise in good of all the first-class counties’. £30/40 condition £20/30 London 1903. Original pictorial 439 ‘Cricket Chat for 1888-Gleanings wrappers. Some foxing staining to 453 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1909. 8th from ‘Cricket’ during 1886-1887’. wrappers, odd faults otherwise in year of issue. Edited by W.R. Weir. Published by the ‘Cricket Office’. 3rd good+ condition. Rare £120/160 Original decorative boards. Some edition. Original wrappers. Original wear to front board otherwise in 447 ‘Australian Cricket Album’. Clarence sepia albumen photograph of ‘The good condition £20/30 Moody. Adelaide 1898. Cricket Gentlemen of Canada 1887’ after album of Noted Australian Cricketers 454 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1910. 9th contents page. Wear with loss to Past and Present nos 1-6 inclusive. year of issue. Edited by W.R. Weir. edges of front wrapper, old tape 74 pages of mono full page plates of Original decorative boards. Some reinforcement to spine otherwise in Australian players, teams and breaking to front internal hinge good condition £30/40 grounds with colour decorative otherwise in good condition £20/30 440 ‘Australian Cricketers 1926. Portraits borders. The subject is named with 455 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1912. Drawn from life and signed by each biography to border. Original blue 11th year of issue. Edited by W.R. player’. Laurence East. London publishers cloth with title in silver to Weir. Original decorative boards. 1926. With seventeen full page centre. Also issued in six monthly Old tape to internal hinges illustrations of the 1926 touring parts. Padwick 3344. Some wear to otherwise in good condition £15/25 team. Original pictorial covers. G top borders of boards, some £30/50 breaking to internal spine hinges 456 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1913. otherwise in good condition. Rare 12th year of issue. Edited by W.R. 441 ‘Autographed Sketches of the 1930 £200/300 Weir. Original decorative boards. Australian Cricketers’. Drawn from Some wear and age toning to life by Laurence East. London 1930. 448 ‘Forty Years of ‘Spy’’. Leslie Ward. boards, breaking to front internal With seventeen full page illustrations London 1915. Original green cloth hinges, odd faults otherwise in good of the 1930 touring team. G £30/40 with titles in gilt. The reminiscences condition £15/25 of the cartoonist who included many 442 ‘Cricket Illustrated. Sixty cricketers in his illustrations for the 457 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1914. photographs by G.W. Beldham of ‘Vanity Fair’ magazine. Many mono 13th year of issue. Edited by W.R. famous cricketers engaged in actual and colour plates including cricketers Weir. Original decorative boards. G play. With notes by the author’. and other sportsmen. Some wear to £20/30 G.W. Beldham. London 1908. spine paper otherwise in good Rebound in grey boards with original 458 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1915. condition . G £60/80 colour pictorial wrappers preserved. 14th year of issue. Edited by W.R. Some wear, ageing to wrappers 449 ‘Chronicles in Cartoon from ‘Vanity Weir. Original decorative boards. otherwise in good condition £50/70 Fair’. A collection of articles taken Some minor wear, staining to from the ‘Windsor Magazine’ Bound boards, some breaking to internal 443 ‘The Cricket Annual 1892’. Edited by in brown boards with many hinges otherwise in good condition Wm. Dewar. Driffield 1892. Original illustrations both in colour and mono £15/25 decorative boards. Boards slightly including cricketers and other soiled. G £25/35 459 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1916. sportsmen. G/VG £40/60 15th year of issue. Edited by W.R. 444 ‘A Few Overs’. D.L.A. Jephson. 450 ‘The English Game of Cricket: Weir. Original decorative boards. Cambridge 1913. Original pictorial Comprising a Digest of its Origin, Some minor wear to boards wrappers. A book of cricket verse. Character, History and Progress....’. otherwise in good condition £20/30 handwritten poem ‘The Lure of the Charles Box. London 1877. Original Game’ to front end paper, Initialled 460 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1920- decorative green cloth with titles in ‘D.L.A.J.’. Rare with this additional 1925. 19th-24th editions. Edited by gilt , all edges gilt. Title page and poem handwritten by Jephson. W.R. Weir. Original decorative front end paper detached, some G/VG £70/100 boards. The 1920 edition signed by fading to spine otherwise in J.N. Pentelow, some wear to the 445 ‘The Cradle of Cricket. A Hambledon good/very good condition. Rare 1922 edition otherwise in good Souvenir’. Penny booklet written by £120/160 condition. Qty 6. G £50/70 Albert Craig (Surrey Poet) and W.R. 451 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1905. 4th Wright and published by Wright & 461 Ayres’ Cricket Companion 1926- year of issue. Edited by W.R. Weir. Co. Original wrappers detached, 1931. 25th-30th editions. Edited by Original decorative boards. Ex

31 W.R. Weir and J.N. Pentelow. 470 ‘A History of Queensland Cricket’. 480 ‘The History of a Hundred Original decorative boards. Some E.H. Hutcheon. Brisbane 1946. G Centuries’. W.G. Grace. Edited by W. damp staining to the 1929 edition, £40/60 Yardley. London 1895. Tape odd faults otherwise in good reinforcement to spine, some wear 471 ‘Echoes from Old Cricket Fields.. or condition. Qty 6. G £30/40 to wrapper extremities otherwise in sketches of cricket and cricketer from good condition £30/50 462 ‘Cricket’. W.G. Grace. Bristol 1891. the earliest history of the game to Nicely signed in ink by Grace to back the present time’. Frederick Gale. 481 ‘Ranjitsinhji. Prince of Cricket’. Percy of frontispiece. Several pages to the London 1896. New & revised Cross Standing. Bristol 1903. front of the book becoming edition. Rebound in beige boards Original pictorial wrappers. Minor detached otherwise in very good with original wrappers preserved. G wear to spine otherwise in good condition with board gilts bright £50/70 condition £30/50 £250/350 472 ‘Cricket Across the Seas- Being an 482 ‘Duleep. The Man and his Game’. 463 ‘Spin Bowling. The young cricketer account of the Tour of Lord Hawke’s Edited by Vijay Merchant, Vasant talks to G. Goonesena, Cambridge team in New Zealand and Australia’. Raiji etc. Commemoration Volume. University & Nottinghamshire P.F. Warner. Longmans, London Bombay 1963. Original C.C.C.’. London 1959. Original 1903. Original red cloth with title in dustwrapper. Presentation signed dustwrapper. Signed to frontispiece gilt to corner. Rare. G £120/160 copy from Vinoo Mankad, dated by Goonesena. Odd faults to 22nd January 1965. 5 £50/70 473 ‘How we Recovered the Ashes’. P.F. dustwrapper and title page Warner. London 1904. An account 483 Lindsay Hassett (Vice Captain, otherwise in good condition £15/25 of the 1903-04 M.C.C. tour of Australian XI). Flicker Book. ‘The Off 464 ‘Wickets in the West’. R.A. Australia. Original decorative cloth. Drive and the Pull Shot’. Sporting Fitzgerald. London 1873. Original A little worn, wear and splitting to Flicks Productions Ltd 1940’s. Some decorative boards Replacement spine paper, contents a little loose wear to spine and to a lesser extent spine otherwise in good condition but in good condition £40/60 wrappers otherwise in good £70/100 condition £30/50 474 ‘Edward Mills Grace. Cricketer’. F.S. 465 ‘Shadows Over The Wicket, with the Ashley-Cooper. London 1916. 484 ‘Cricket’s Imperial Crisis of 1932/33’. British Empire XI. Seasons 1940- Original decorative cloth. Wear to Brian Stoddart. Canberra 1983. 1945’. E. Hoskin. G £20/30 boards otherwise in good condition Limited edition 181 of a limited £50/70 edition of 200 copies. VG £20/30 466 ‘Test Cricket in England and Australia, with notes on Victorian 475 ‘The Hambledon Cricket Chronicle 485 ‘Famous Cricketers’. Bound book cricket’. E.E. Bean. Melbourne 1924. 1772-1796- Including the containing ‘Photo Album of Famous Illustrated. Original pictorial covers. Reproduction of the Minute & Cricketers’. E Maguire & Co, Our Old tape repair to spine, small tear to Account Books of the Club’. F.S. Cricketers, Past and present parts II, front cover, ink staining to verso of Ashley Cooper. London 1924. III, IV, V and VI plus special front wrapper and title page not Original dust wrapper. G+ £25/35 Australian Number plus ‘Famous affecting text. G. Rare £40/60 Cricket Teams. No. 2’. All bound as 476 ‘Gentlemen v Players’. F.S. Ashley one. G £40/60 467 ‘The County Cricket Championship Cooper. Bristol 1900. Original 1873-1896’. R.S. Holmes. Bristol decorative covers. Fading to spine 486 ‘A Few Short Runs’. Lord Harris. 1897. Original printed wrappers. An otherwise in good condition. Sold London 1921. Some ear to boards, early survey of the County with ‘Oxford v Cambridge at the generally good condition. G £20/30 Championship. Contents becoming Wicket’ P.F. Warner & F.S. Ashley- 487 ‘Cricket’. Tom Hayward. London loose otherwise in good condition. Cooper. London 1926. DW £30/40 1907. Original pictorial wrappers. G Rare £30/50 477 ‘Cricket Highways and Byways’. F.S. £20/30 468 ‘Cricket in Many Climes’. P.F. Ashley Cooper. London 1927. G/VG 488 ‘Jardine Justified’. Bruce Harris. Warner. London 1900. Original £30/40 London 1933. Original boards. One pictorial covers. Signed to front end 478 ‘Tours and Tests’. Kenneth Farnes. plate loose. G £25/35 paper by Sydney Santall, London 1940. Original dust wrapper Warwickshire 1894-1914. One plate 489 ‘Defending The Ashes’. P.G.H. with small loss to spine of wrapper. detached and slightly damaged Fender. London 1921. Minor foxing G £40/50 otherwise in good condition £50/70 otherwise in good condition £50/70 479 ‘How’s That?, including a ‘Century 469 ‘W.G. Grace. Illustrated Interview 490 ‘Kissing the Rod. The Story of the of Grace’ by Harry Furniss, verses by 1895’. ‘Illustrated Interviews No. Tests of 1934’. P.G. Fender. London E.J. Milliken and cricket sketches by XLII Mr W.G. Grace’ taken from The 1934. Fading to spine paper E.B.V. Christian’. Bristol 1896. Strand Magazine 1895. 14pp. otherwise in good condition. Sold Original printed covers. Tape Bound in green boards with titles in with ‘The Turn of the Wheel. M.C.C. reinforcement to spine. Some wear gilt to spine. G £30/50 team. Australia 1928-29’. P.G.H. to covers, contents generally good Fender. London 1929. Wear and £30/40 splitting to spine otherwise in good

32 condition. Plus ‘The Tests of 1930. 498 Brunell Jones. Selection of five books 506 ‘Imran’s Summer of Fulfilment. An The 17th Australian team in by Jones:- ‘Gone with the Indians Account of the 1987 Pakistan England’. P.G.H. Fender. 1930. Again’ 1971, ‘Gone with the Kiwis’ Cricket Tour of England’. Khadim Lacking flyleaf otherwise in good 1972, ‘Kangaroo Invasion’ 1973, Hussain Baloch. London 1987. condition. Qty 3 £30/50 ‘The Best of Cricket’ 1974, ‘Cricket Original cloth in dustwrapper. (?) XI 1976 and ‘What A Tour!’ Limited edition of fifty copies, signed 491 ‘The Cricket of Abel, Hirst & 1977. G £50/70 by the author, this being number 17. Shrewsbury’. Edited by E.F. Benson G £40/60 and E.H. Miles. London 1903. 499 ‘C.K. Nayudu. A Cricketer of Imperial Athletic Library. Original red Charm’. By ‘Eskari’ (Berry 507 ‘Cricket in the Sun. A History of decorative boards. G £30/50 Sarbadhikary). Calcutta 1945. West Indies Cricket’. Edited by Original pictorial boards in Garfield Sobers and J.S. Barker. 492 ‘Cricket Notes, with a letter dustwrapper. G £25/35 London 1967. Signed in ink to front containing Practical Hints, by endpaper by Sobers. G £20/30 William Clark’. William Bolland. 500 ‘Green Shadows’. A.H. Kardar. London 1851. Rebound with original Karachi 1958. Original dustwrapper. 508 ‘Gary Sobers’ most memorable decorative covers laid down. Dustwrapper a little tatty, matches’. Garry Sobers. London Generally good condition. A.W. handwritten annotation throughout 1984. Signed in ink to title page by Shelton, Nottingham handwritten to book with handwritten notes to rear, Sobers. G £20/30 top of title page £30/50 odd faults otherwise in good 509 ‘Cricket Advance’. Gary Sobers. condition £40/50 493 ‘Cricket Books. Great Collectors of London 1965. DW. Signed in ink to the Past’. Irving Rosenwater. Printed 501 ‘My Story’. Vijay Hazare. Bombay title page by Sobers. G £20/30 by J.G. Eccles, Inverness for the 1964. Original dustwrapper. Sold 510 ‘Gooch’s Golden Summer’. Bill Author 1976. Nine portraits. Full with ‘Cricket Replayed’ Vijay Hazare. Frindall. London 1991. Limited green leather with gilt to top edge. Calcutta 1974. Qty 2. G £25/35 edition leather bound copy signed Limited edition 117 of 200 copies of 502 ‘Indian Skippers’. L.N. Mathur. Delhi by Gooch, Trevor Bailey and Bill which 190 were for sale. VG 1993. Original dustwrapper. Sold Frindall. Limited edition 148/333. £80/120 with ‘Compendium of Indian Test Also signed dedication from Frindall 494 ‘W.G. Down Under. Grace in Cricket’ L.N. Mathur. Qty 2. G to front end paper dated 1994. Very Australia 1873-74 and 1891-92’. £20/30 good condition £40/60 Rick Smith & Ron Williams. Tasmania 503 ‘Cricket in Northern India’. Gurdeep 511 ‘A Tale of Two Captains’. Bill Frindall. 1994. Limited edition of 300 Singh. Delhi 1966. Original London 1992. Foreword by Ted numbered copies of which 275 are dustwrapper. Odd faults to Dexter. Limited edition leather for sale, signed by the authors, this dustwrapper otherwise in good bound copy signed by the two being number 90. VG £20/30 condition £40/60 Captains, Graham Gooch, Viv 495 ‘Cricket. Shaw and Shrewsbury’s Richards, Ted Dexter and Bill Frindall. 504 ‘Gavaskar. 10,000 runs not out’. G. Team in Australia 1884-1885. The Limited edition 99/350. Also signed Kasturi 1987. Reprint of the special voyage out- Description of the dedication from Frindall to front end section on Gavaskar published in the matches, Description of the players, paper dated 1994. Very good March 21st 1987 issue OF ‘The The voyage home, Batting and condition £50/70 Sportstar’. Bound in blue boards bowling averages’. Ewell 1985. D.W. with titles in gilt to spine. VG 512 ‘Warwick Armstrong ’. Radcliffe A reprint of the 1885 edition. £30/50 Grace. Camberwell (Australia) Limited edition of 200 numbered privately published by the author copies, this being number 190 505 Indian cricket books. Selection of 1975. Original printed wrappers. £30/50 nineteen Indian cricket books Limited edition of 350 numbered including Cricket the Indian way’. 496 ‘Bill Edrich. A Biography’. Alan Hill. copies, each signed by the author, Edited by Rakhal Bhattacharya. New London 1994. Foreword by Denis this being number 167. VG £30/40 Delhi 1976, ‘Ramadham presents Compton. Leather bound limited The Galaxy of Indian Cricketers’ 513 ‘Rules and Instructions for playing at edition, gilt to top edge. Limited Edited by Shri Sudhir Vaidya, the game of cricket’. T. Boxall. edition of 150 copies, signed by the ‘Between the Wickets: The who and Introduction and appendices by author and Compton, this being why of the best in cricket’. Surjit S. Diana Rait Kerr. Ewell 1981. Limited number 37. G/VG £50/70 Bhalla. New Delhi 1987, ‘Test edition reprint of 150 numbered 497 ‘The Story of the Tests’. S.K. Commentary. India v England copies of which this is number 20. Gurunathan. Madras 1961-1964. 1976/77’. Dicky Rutnagur. Delhi VG £25/35 Volumes I-III. Original Wrappers. 1978, Indian Cricket. The Vital 514 ‘Vic’s Boys. Australia in South Africa Volume I, India v England 1932- Phase’. Raju Bharatan. Delhi 1977, 1936-36’. B. Bassano & Rick Smith. 1959, Volume II, Australia & West ‘12 Years of the Ranji Trophy’ S.K. Tasmania 1993. Limited edition of Indies and Volume III Pakistan, New Gurunathan 1946, Rivals in the Sun. 300 numbered copies, each signed Zealand & England 1961-1964. G Survey of the 1953 tour of England’. by the authors, this being number £25/35 Raju Bharatan etc. G £50/70 144. VG £20/30

33 515 ‘The West Indies in Australia 1930- copies with original red boards. 526 Tour books 1940/60’s. Box 31’. B. Bassano & Rick Smith. Faults to some boards, some bowing containing thirty eight books for the Tasmania 199. Limited edition of to certain editions, some further period. Many with dustwrapper. G 300 numbered copies, each signed faults otherwise in generally good £40/60 by the authors, this being number condition. Viewing essential 527 Signed cricket books. Collection of 251. VG £20/30 £400/600 thirty five books, all signed by their 516 ‘Well, Well, Wells!’. B.D. ‘Bomber’ 520 County Handbooks/ Yearbooks. author or subject. Signatures include Wells. Nottingham 1981. Limited Sussex C.C.C. 1970-1989, Somerset Botham, Hadlee, G.Evans, Cowdrey, edition 315/500 signed by Wells. C.C.C. 1979 - 1988, Gower, N. Craven, Rosenwater, Good copy with good dust wrapper Northamptonshire Yearbooks C. C. Frindall, C. Griffith, Gooch, £30/50 C. 1966, 1988- 1991, Gavaskar, Tyson, Speight, B. Booth, Northamptonshire C. C. C. Annual C. Harte, May, J. Simmons etc. G 517 Cricket books. ‘Old Cricket and Reports 1970, 1971, 1973-1983, £50/80 Cricketers’ with a preface by C.W. Surrey C.C.C. 1958, 1961-1966, Alcock. H.H. Montgomery. London 528 ‘Famous Cricketers & Cricket 1970, 1972, 1975-1988 and 1990, 1890, ‘Willow the King’. J.C. Snaith Grounds’. C.W. Alcock. London Warwickshire C.C.C. Yearbooks 1889, ‘Cricket. Its Origin and 1895. Lacking original title page. 1990-1996, 1998, 1999, 2001- Development’ Compiled by George Bound in black boards, some wear to 2007, Warwickshire C.C.C. Annual L. Garnsey. A.B.C. Sydney 1935, spine of boards otherwise in good Reports 1968-1988. G £60/90 ‘Fifty Years’ Reminiscences of condition £40/60 Scottish Cricket’. D.D. Bone. 521 ‘Association of Cricket Statisticians’ 529 ‘Imperial Cricket’. P.F. Warner. Glasgow 1898, ‘Annals of the Free Publications. Selection of fifty six London 1912. Limited subscribers Foresters 1856-1894’. W.K.R. ‘Famous Cricketers Series’ edition of 900 copies, not numbered Bedford and W.E.W. Collins. brochures. Numbers 1-55, complete and unsigned by the subscriber. Edinburgh and London 1895, with the exception of number 48 Covers worn, contents a little loose ‘Crickety Cricket’ Moffat 1898, ‘Silly including 2nd Edition copies for Jack but in generally good condition Point’. A. Clitheroe. London 1939, Hobbs and Frank Woolley. Subjects £40/60 ‘Cricket’. W.H. Murdoch. 1894, include McCabe, Grace, Wisden, ‘Lord’s and the M.C.C.’. Lord Harris Bradman, Sobers, Harvey, Worrell, 530 Cricket histories. ‘History of and F.S. Ashley Cooper. London Clem Hill, Blythe, May, Spofforth, Yorkshire County Cricket 1924- 1914, ‘My Life Story’ Jack Hobbs. Parr, Lindwall, Armstrong, Ponsford, 1949’. J.M. Kilburn 1950, ‘The London 1935, ‘Nyren’s Cricketer’s Larwood etc. VG £80/120 History of Cricket’. E. Parker Tutor’. Edited by F.S. Ashley-Cooper (Lonsdale), ‘A History of Cricket’. 522 Cricket biographies/ autobi - 1902 (Sportsman’s Classics series), Altham & Swanton 1948, ‘History of ographies. Box of thirty three mainly ‘Life Worth Living’. C.B. Fry. London the Tests’. S. Smith 1947 and modern biographies and autobi - 1939, ‘The Book of the Two ‘Yorkshire’s 22 Championships ographies. Sold with two boxes Maurices’. M.C.C. team Australasia 1893-1946’. E.L. Roberts 1949. Qty containing ninety modern general 1929/30’. Turnbull & Allom. London 5. Odd faults, generally good cricket books. G £30/50 1930, ‘My Cricketing Life’. Warner condition. Three with dustwrappers. 1921, ‘Cricket Reminiscences’. 523 Cricket biographies/ autobi - Sold with two boxes of mainly Warner. London 1920. Some faults, ographies. Box of thirty four general cricket books, some histories generally good condition. Qty 15 biographies and autobiographies. £15/25 £70/100 Sold with two boxes containing 531 Glamorgan C.C.C. Yearbook 1946. eighty four general cricket books. G 518 John (+ James) Lillywhite’s Original pictorial wrappers. G £30/50 Cricketers’ Companion 1867, 1969- £20/30 1885, lacking the 1868 and 1869 524 Cricket biographies/ autobi - 532 ‘Bat v Ball. The Book of Individual editions, two copies of the 1879 ographies. Box of thirty four Cricket Records 1864-1900’. edition. Run of eighteen issues of the biographies and autobiographies. Compiled by J.H. Lester 1900. annual for the stated period. The Includes Edmonds, Lock, Sobers, Excellent black leather bound copy 1867 edition in original green Wessels, G. Turner, J. Cook, Wardle, with gilt titles to front board and wrappers, the editions for 1870- Hadlee etc. Sold with two boxes spine paper. Gilt to all edges. G/VG 1879 bound in red boards without containing ninety two general cricket £30/50 original wrappers, 1879-1885 bound books. G £30/50 in green boards with original 533 ‘For the Luncheon Interval. Cricket 525 Australian cricket biographies/ wrappers with the exception of the and other verses’. A.A. Milne. autobiographies. Box of thirty 1885 edition. Odd faults otherwise London 1925. Original wrappers. biographies and autobiographies. in good condition £300/400 Sold with ‘James Lillywhite’s Cricket Includes Warne, Favell, Barnes, Annual 1883’. Facsimile Edition, ‘Slip 519 James Lillywhite’s Cricketers Annual Healy, Trumper, Grout, R. Marsh, Catches’ W. Curran Reedy 1948, 1873-1900. Twenty eight volumes, Meckiff etc. Sold with two boxes ‘M.C.C. 1787-1937’. The Times almost full run of the publication, containing seventy eight general Publishing Company. London 1937 only lacking the 1872 edition. All cricket books. G £40/60

34 and two others. Qty 6. G £20/30 Shades’. G.D. Martineau. London of six books. Odd faults otherwise in 1946 and ‘Jubilee Book of Cricket’ good condition £25/35 534 Brunell Jones. ‘What A Tour!. Cricket K.S. Ranjitsinhji, London 1897 (First Happenings of 1977’ (West Indies v 550 ‘Cricket of Today & Yesterday’. Percy edition). Odd faults to the Pakistan 1977) and ‘Cricket Cross Standing. London 1902. Ranjitsinhji book otherwise in good Confusion’ (West Indies v Australia Individual issues of the magazine. condition £30/40 1978). Both books in good Parts I, II, IV, V-VII, X-XII. Original condition. Qty 2 £15/25 543 Arthur Mailey. ‘Cricket Cartoons by decorative colour wrapper. Rare in Arthur Mailey. Depicting Incidents in this individual form. Qty 9. G 535 ‘Test Match Souvenir’. Edited by H.J. first class cricket during the visit of £25/35 Henley. London 1921. Original the English Team to Australia in pictorial covers. Pre tour souvenir of 551 ‘Famous Cricketers and Cricket 1924/25’. W.C. Penfold & Co. the 1921 Australian visit to England. Grounds’. Edited by C.W. Alcock. Sydney 1925. Original pictorial Good condition £30/40 1895. Published in eighteen weekly covers. Minor faults to wrappers parts. Full eighteen individual parts 536 ‘Ashes- And Dust’. D.R. Jardine. otherwise in good condition with original pictorial and decorative London 1934. Small faded £100/150 covers. Generally good/very good photograph of Jardine laid down to 544 Arthur Mailey. ‘Mailey’s Googlies. condition £50/70 front end paper, nicely signed in ink County and Test Cricket Sketches by by Jardine. G £40/60 552 ‘Cricket In Many Climes’. P.F. the Great Australian Bowler’. Warner. London 1900. Original 537 The Cricketer magazine. Edited by Graphic Publications. London 1921. pictorial boards. Odd faults to P.F. Warner. Volume II. Nos 1-21. Original pictorial covers. G/VG boards otherwise in good condition April-September 1922. Complete. £80/120 £30/50 London 1922. Sold with Volume IV. 545 ‘Bradman and the Bodyline Series’ Nos 1-18 plus first monthly issue 553 ‘Imperial Cricket’ P.F. Warner. E.W. Docker. Brighton 1978. Signed (Oct 1923), 1923/24 annual and London 1912. Large limited edition and dated by Docker 1981 to title Winter issues December 1923-April issue of 900 copies, this being no. page with ink signature of Bradman 1924. Complete. London 1923/24. 488 of the subscribers’ edition. laid below. G £70/90 Both bound in original publishers Original full red morocco covers, all cloth. G £25/35 546 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1932/33 edges gilt. Very good condition ‘Bodyline’. ‘Oh! Those Ashes’. A.H. £100/150 538 The Cricketer Magazine. Edited by Barratt. Nottingham 1933. Private P.F. Warner. Volume II. 1922. 554 ‘Cricket of Today & Yesterday’. Percy and Limited edition. Rare post Numbers 1-21, complete. London Cross Standing. London 1902. ‘Bodyline’ tour booklet. Original 1922. Bound in original publishers Volumes I & II. Good original decorative black covers. Printed by cloth. Some faults to binding, ex pictorial cloth. Very good/excellent R. Milward of Nottingham. Dulwich Library otherwise in good condition £50/70 Compliment slip from the Lord condition. Sold with complete runs Mayor of Nottingham, to whom the 555 ‘The Book of Cricket- A Gallery of for 1965, 1967-1976. These later booklet was dedicated, loosely Famous Players’. Edited by C.B. Fry. editions bound in official folders. G inserted. Good/very good condition. London 1899. Good+ condition £15/25 Scarce in this condition £150/250 £30/50 539 ‘Scottish Athletic Guide. Summer 547 Surrey C.C.C. Handbook 1899. 556 ‘Famous Cricketers & Cricket 1911’. Printed by Rowan & Co, Original printed boards. Minor Grounds’. C.W. Alcock. London Glasgow 1911. Original pictorial scuffing to spine otherwise in good 1895. Original brown boards with boards. Small book containing condition £60/90 titles in gilt. Parts 1-8 bound with Scottish cricket fixtures and scores as original wrappers. Good+ condition. well as tennis features. Very good 548 Flicker Book No. 3, Don Bradman, Sold with an early photograph of an condition. Rare £50/70 Leg Glance & Pull. Published by unknown cricket team standing and Flicker Productions Ltd, London. The Guide was published from seated in rows wearing caps with Minor wear otherwise in good 1905-1914 and from 1919-1921 initials ‘U.J.C.L.’ (possibly Irish?). condition £80/120 before becoming Rowans Cricket Faults £30/50 Guide. 549 ‘The Walkers of Southgate: A 557 Somerset County Cricket Club Year Famous Brotherhood of Cricketers’. 540 ‘The Scottish Cricket Annual’ 1962- Book 1928. Wessex Press. Taunton W.A. Bettesworth. London 1900. 1968. Qty 7. VG £25/35 1928. Original decorative boards. Original pictorial covers. Sold with Minor staining and spotting to 541 ‘The Scottish Cricket Guide’ 1971- ‘Jubilee Book of Cricket’ K.S. boards otherwise in good condition 2001 complete. Qty 31. VG £30/40 Ranjitsinhji, London 1897 (Third £40/60 edition), ‘Playfair Book of Test 542 ‘P.G.H. Fender. A Biography’. Cricket’. Two volumes. R. Webber, 558 Somerset County Cricket Club Year Richard Streeton. London 1981. with original dustwrappers and Book 1929. Wessex Press. Taunton Signed to title page by Percy Fender ‘Who’s Who of Cricketers’ 1984 in 1929. Original decorative boards. and dated August 1981. Sold with a slip-case. Plus ‘The New Ball’ Series ‘Somerset C.C.C.’ stamped to top of signed copy of ‘The Field is Full of

35 front board otherwise in good 568 Cricket Annuals. Selection of 1920/50. Odd faults, generally good condition £40/60 Annuals, Athletic News Cricket condition. Sold with two boxes of Annuals for 1921, 1932 and 1946, general cricket books, formerly from 559 Somerset County Cricket Club Year Daily Express Annual 1929, Daily Don Mosey’s collection. G £25/35 Book 1937. Hammett & Co. Taunton Worker Cricket Annual 1948-1950, 1938. Original decorative boards. Ex 575 South Africa 1994. James Lillywhite’s Sports Argus Cricket Annual 1962 library of Western Province C.C. Cricketers Annual 1895. Limited and Sunday Chronicle 1948, 1953 Minor foxing to boards, minor edition of 100 facsimile copies and 1955. Qty 11. Odd faults splitting to front internal hinge produced by Cricket Lore and signed otherwise in good condition £50/70 otherwise in good condition £30/50 to insert by eighteen members of the 569 The Cricket Match. A Poem in Two South African touring party to 560 Somerset County Cricket Club Year Cantos. Copthall Chambers (Thomas England in 1994, commemorating Book 1938. Hammett & Co. Taunton Smith). London 1859. Original 100 years of South African tours to 1939. Original decorative boards. Ex decorative wrappers. Contains England. Signatures include Cronje, library of Western Province C.C. references to ‘Felix’ and his Donald , Rhodes, Cullinan, Wessels, Splitting to front internal hinge ‘Catapulta’. Rebound in green Matthews etc. VG £30/40 otherwise in good condition £30/40 boards, wrappers a little worn, 576 ‘Ashes Summer’. Nasser Hussain & 561 Somerset County Cricket Club Year contents good £30/50 Steve Waugh. London 1997. Signed Book 1940-1946. Hammett & Co. 570 Cricketers Who’s Who 1987. Signed to title page by Hussain. Sold with a Taunton 1947. Original decorative profusely to individual pages by over Nottinghamshire C.C.C. Annual boards. Ex library of Western 300 featured cricketers and umpires. 1970 signed to front cover by Brian Province C.C. Good condition Signatures include Bairstow, Boycott, Bolus. G £10/15 £30/50 Botham, Greenidge, Holding, WISDEN CRICKETERS’ ALMANACKS 562 Somerset County Cricket Club Year Richards, Fowler, Rice, Slack, Hick, Books for 1956-57, 1957-58 and Harper, Gooch, Tufnel, Speight, 577 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1980, 1958/59. Taunton. Original Lever, Lamb, Dilley, Border , Imran 1990 and 1991. The 1991 edition is decorative wrappers. Qty 3. Good Khan, Kallicharran etc. G £150/200 an original hardback, the other two condition £20/30 softback editions. Sold with box of 571 Cricketers Who’s Who 2001. Signed fourteen Wisden publications 563 ‘The Australian Cricketer Annual profusely to individual pages by over including full set of four Wisden 1930/31’. Original pictorial covers. 250 featured cricketers and umpires. Anthologies 1864-1982, Test G £50/70 Signatures include Atherton, Bell, Cricket, Cricket Records, Cricketers’ Bichel, Blewett, Byas, Collingwood, 564 ‘Cricket Songs’ Norman Gale. Lives etc. Qty 17. G £20/30 Fleming, Flintoff, Gough, Harmison, London 1894 and ‘The Game of Hayden, B. Hollioake, S.Jones, 578 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1980, Cricket’. Frederick Gale. London Katich, Langer, McGrath, 1981 (HB & SB), 1985, 1986 (SB), 187. Qty 2. G £35/45 Muralitharan, Pietersen, Sidebottom, 1995-1999, 2002 and 2003. 565 S. Canynge Caple. ‘Cricket’. A. Strauss, Vaughan, Warne, Benaud Original hardbacks with Ducat 1933 and ‘Sussex’ Sir Home etc. G £100/150 dustwrapper with the exception of Gordon 1950. Both copies signed by the two mentioned. Breaking to the 572 Cricket books and tour brochures. Canynge Caple. Plus signed copy of front internal hinges of the 1980 Selection including ‘One Hundred ‘46 Not Out’. R.C. Robertson- edition, the 1981 SB edition Years of Trent Bridge’. Edited by E.V. Glasgow. London 1948. G £25/35 laminated otherwise in generally Lucas. Privately printed for Sir Julian very good condition. Sold with 566 ‘The Cabinet. A Repository of Facts, Cahn. President of Nottinghamshire Yorkshire Yearbooks for 1939 and Figures and Fancies relating to the C.C.C. 1938, Playfair tour brochures 1995. Qty 14 £30/40 Voyage of the S.S. Great Britain from for India 1959, South Africa 1960, Liverpool to Melbourne with The Australia 1961, Brian Close 1961 579 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1980- Eleven of All England and other and Ray Illingworth 1965 Benefit 1989. Original hardbacks with distinguished passengers’. published brochures, ‘M.C.C. 1787-1937’. The dustwrapper. Odd minor faults to by J. Reid of Melbourne 1862. Times Publishing Company. London some dustwrappers otherwise all in Reproduction copy c1970 from the 1937 etc. Odd faults otherwise in good/very good condition. Qty 10 rare original consisting of four issues good condition. Qty 13 £20/30 £50/70 of The Cabinet, November to 573 Box of cricket books including 580 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976- December 1861. Rare. G £40/60 Bradman interest and New Zealand 1993. Original hardbacks with 567 News Chronicle Cricket Annuals cricket annuals. Sold with a quantity dustwrapper. Good+ condition 1937, 1946, 1949-1960 and ‘The of sporting auction and dealer £50/80 Cricket Annual’ (its successor) for catalogues including Knights, 581 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1976 1961 and 1962. Qty 16. Some faults Vennett-Smith, Phillips, CMS, Chris to 1998. Original limp cloth covers. to the 1937 and 1951 editions Saunders, McKenzie etc. G £30/40 Some wear and faults to early otherwise in good condition £40/60 574 ‘The Cricketer Magazine’. Quantity editions otherwise in good condition. of single editions of the magazine Sold with seven various ‘Wisden’

36 publications including ‘A Wisden breaking to front internal hinge and edition £300/350 Century 1850-1950’. J. Hadfield. some dampstaining. Both editions 602 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. London 1950 Qty 30 £30/50 with light wear to boards and spine 80th edition. Original limp cloth paper. Quantity 2 £18/25 582 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1971. covers. Only 5600 paper copies Original hardback with dustwrapper. 594 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1949. printed in this war year. Very good Odd very minor faults otherwise in Original hardback. Breaking to rear condition. Plus hardback edition of very good condition £40/60 internal hinges, minor staining to ‘Index to Wisden 1864-1943’. base of spine otherwise in good Compiled by Rex Pogson. Qty 2 583 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1971. condition £30/50 £100/150 Original hardback with dustwrapper. Good condition £40/60 595 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1948. 603 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1943. Original hardback. Browning to page 80th edition. Original limp cloth 584 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1970- edges, some dulling to spine gilt covers. Only 5600 paper copies 2001. 1970, 1971, 1977, 1980, otherwise in good/very good printed in this war year. Spots of ink 1983, 1984, 1986 and 1991-2001 condition £60/90 to front cover, some age toning to are all original hardbacks, the 1970 both covers, handwritten name and and 1971 editions lacking 596 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1947, address to first advert page dustwrapper. The remaining copies 1948 & 1949. Original limp cloth otherwise in good condition £60/90 are all soft back editions. Some faults covers. The 1947 edition with to some of the softback editions, general wear to covers, the 1948 604 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1939. overall good. Sold with hardback edition with some wear to covers 76th edition. Original limp cloth edition of ‘Index to Wisden 1864- and spine otherwise in good covers. Heavy bowing to spine, 1984’ Qty 33 £70/100 condition, the 1949 edition with wear, age toning and staining to some light bowing to spine and wear covers, some staining to odd inner 585 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1969. to covers otherwise in good pages at front otherwise in generally Original hardback with dustwrapper. condition. Minor browning to page good condition £30/40 Good condition £30/40 edges in the 1948 edition. Quantity 605 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1938. 586 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1968. 3 £40/50 75th edition. Original paper Original hardback with dustwrapper. 597 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1946. wrappers. ‘Scarborough Cricket Good+ condition £30/40 83rd edition. Original hardback. Festival’. Presentation leather bound 587 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1965. Only 5000 copies of the hard back edition presented to H.D.G. Original hardback, lacking edition were printed in this war year. Leveson-Gower by A.W. Shelton, dustwrapper. Sold with a softback Some dulling to spine gilt, minor President of Nottinghamshire C.C.C. edition for 1962. Both in good foxing otherwise in generally very Handwritten inscription to front end condition £25/35 good condition £100/140 paper from Shelton ‘To H.D.G. Leveson-Gower, for use in 588 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1963. 598 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1945. connection with ‘The Scarborough Original hardback. Odd minor faults 82nd edition. Original limp cloth Cricket Festival’ from his friend A.W. otherwise in good/very good covers. Only 6500 paper copies Shelton, of Nottingham. May 1938. condition £30/40 printed in this war year. Some faults, A special article on the Trent Bridge staining to wrappers otherwise in 589 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1961. Centenary on the 28th May 1938 good condition £70/100 Original hardback. Some dulling to appears on pages 461, 462 & 463 spine gilts, bump to front board 599 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. (article by Shelton)’. To front board otherwise in very good condition 81st edition. Original limp cloth ‘Presented by A.W. Shelton. £25/35 covers. Only 5600 paper copies President, Nottinghamshire County printed in this war year. Minor marks Cricket Club 1933’. The spines with 590 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1958. to front covers otherwise in very titles in gilt ‘Wisden 1937’ and Original hardback. Dulling to spine good condition £80/120 ‘Scarborough Cricket Festival’. All gilts otherwise in very good page edges gilt. Minor wear to condition £30/50 600 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. leather extremities otherwise in very 81st edition. Original limp cloth 591 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1956. good condition. Rare in this form covers. Only 5600 paper copies Original hardback. Dulling to spine £400/500 printed in this war year. Minor ink gilts otherwise in very good mark to rear covers otherwise in 606 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1937. condition £30/50 good/very good condition £80/100 74th edition. Original paper 592 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1952. wrappers. ‘Scarborough Cricket 601 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1944. Original hardback. Faults to boards, Festival’. Presentation leather bound 81st edition. Original hardback. dulling to spine gilts, minor foxing edition presented to H.D.G. Only 1400 copies of the hard back otherwise in good condition £15/25 Leveson-Gower by A.W. Shelton, edition were printed in this war year. President of Nottinghamshire C.C.C. 593 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1952 Some wear to boards, ink spot to Handwritten inscription to front end & 1955. Original limp cloth covers. spine, some fading to gilts otherwise paper from Shelton ‘To H.D.G. The 1952 edition with some in good condition. Rare wartime

37 Leveson-Gower, for use in wrappers. ‘Scarborough Cricket spine paper otherwise in very good connection with ‘The Scarborough Festival’. Presentation leather bound condition £80/120 Cricket Festival’ from his friend A.W. edition presented to H.D.G. 614 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1925. Shelton of Nottingham. May 1937’. Leveson-Gower by A.W. Shelton, 62nd edition. Original paper To front board ‘Presented by A.W. President of Nottinghamshire C.C.C. wrappers. Very minor chipping to Shelton. President, Nottinghamshire Handwritten inscription to front end base of spine paper otherwise in very County Cricket Club 1933’. The paper from Shelton ‘To H.D.G. good condition £80/120 spines with titles in gilt ‘Wisden Leveson-Gower, for use in 1937’ and ‘Scarborough Cricket connection with ‘The Scarborough 615 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1923. Festival’. All page edges gilt. Minor Cricket Festival’ from his friend A.W. 60th edition. Original paper wear to leather extremities otherwise Shelton, Nottingham. 20th April wrappers. Breaking to spine and loss in very good condition. Rare in this 1935’. To front board ‘Presented by to spine paper, contents becoming form £400/500 A.W. Shelton. President, loose otherwise in good condition Nottinghamshire County Cricket £50/70 607 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1936. Club. Mar 1934’.The spines with 73rd edition. Original paper 616 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1921. titles in gilt ‘Wisden 1934’ and wrappers. ‘Scarborough Cricket 58th edition. Rebound in brown ‘Scarborough Cricket Festival’. All Festival’. Presentation leather bound boards, lacking original paper page edges gilt. Minor wear to edition presented to H.D.G. wrappers and advertising pages to leather extremities otherwise in very Leveson-Gower by A.W. Shelton, front and rear. Sold with the 1922 good condition. Rare in this form President of Nottinghamshire C.C.C. edition, lacking original wrappers £400/500 Handwritten inscription to front end and spine paper. Contents in good paper from Shelton ‘To H.D.G. 610 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1933. condition but becoming loose, in Leveson-Gower, for use in 70th edition. Original paper need of rebind. Qty 2. G £40/60 connection with ‘The Scarborough wrappers. ‘Scarborough Cricket 617 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1920. Cricket Festival’ from his friend A.W. Festival’. Presentation leather bound 57th edition. Original paper Shelton, Nottingham. 7th April edition presented to H.D.G. wrappers. Breaking to spine and loss 1936’. To front board ‘Presented by Leveson-Gower by A.W. Shelton, to spine paper, contents becoming A.W. Shelton. (President 1933), President of Nottinghamshire C.C.C. loose otherwise in good condition Nottinghamshire County Cricket Handwritten inscription to front end £50/70 Club’. The spines with titles in gilt paper from Shelton ‘To H.D.G. ‘Wisden 1936’ and ‘Scarborough Leveson-Gower, for use in 618 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1912. Cricket Festival’. All page edges gilt. connection with ‘The Scarborough 49th edition. Bound in green boards, Minor wear to leather extremities Cricket Festival’ from his friend A.W. lacking original paper wrappers, with otherwise in very good condition. Shelton, Nottingham. 4th November title and date in gilt to spine. Internal Rare in this form £400/500 1933’. To front board ‘Presented by pages becoming loose otherwise in A.W. Shelton. President, generally good condition £30/50 608 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1935. Nottinghamshire County Cricket 72nd edition. Original paper 619 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1910. Club. Sep 1933’.The spines with wrappers. ‘Scarborough Cricket 47th edition. Bound in green boards, titles in gilt ‘Wisden 1933 and Festival’. Presentation leather bound lacking original paper wrappers, with ‘Scarborough Cricket Festival’. All edition presented to H.D.G. title and date in gilt to spine. Minor page edges gilt. Minor wear to Leveson-Gower by A.W. Shelton, fault to binding otherwise in good leather extremities otherwise in very President of Nottinghamshire C.C.C. condition £30/50 good condition. Rare in this form Handwritten inscription to front end £400/500 620 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1907. paper from Shelton ‘To H.D.G. 44th edition. Bound in green boards, Leveson-Gower, for use in 611 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1934. lacking original paper wrappers, with connection with ‘The Scarborough 71st edition. Original paper title and date in gilt to spine. Lacking Cricket Festival’ from his friend A.W. wrappers. Good/very good last advertising page at rear, very Shelton, Nottingham. 20th April condition £80/120 minor foxing to some pages 1935’. To front board ‘Presented by Includes report on the controversial otherwise in generally good A.W. Shelton. President, M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ tour of Australia condition £30/50 Nottinghamshire County Cricket 1932/33 Club. Mar 1935’.The spines with CRICKET POSTCARDS, CIGARETTE & titles in gilt ‘Wisden 1935’ and 612 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1928. TRADE CARDS ‘Scarborough Cricket Festival’. All 65th edition. Original paper 621 George Herbert Hirst. Yorkshire & page edges gilt. Minor wear to wrappers. Rear wrapper becoming England 1891-1929. Mono real leather extremities otherwise in very detached otherwise in good/very photograph postcard of Hirst, full good condition. Rare in this form good condition £70/100 length, in bowling pose wearing £400/500 613 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1927. Yorkshire cap. Nicely signed in ink by 609 Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1934. 64th edition. Original paper Hirst. Rotophot series no. 8602. 71st edition. Original paper wrappers.Minor chipping to base of Good condition £100/150

38 622 Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire & England Signed in ink by Macaulay. Nias of 637 Thomas Walter Hayward. Surrey & 1898-1930. Mono postcard of Brighton. Some wear to top corners, England 1893-1914. Mono real Rhodes, full length, in bowling pose. card a little faded at edges. G photograph postcard of Hayward in Nicely signed in black ink by Rhodes £140/180 batting pose at the wicket. Nicely to lower border. Wrench series no. signed in black ink by Hayward. 630 Maurice Leyland. Yorkshire & 1388. Old tape mark to border of Rotary Series. Generally good/very England 1920-1947. Mono real card back, odd minor faults good condition £180/250 photograph postcard of Leyland, full otherwise in good condition length, smoking a cigarette in the 638 Andrew Sandham. Surrey & England £100/150 Players area. Signed in ink by 1911-1937. Sepia postcard of 623 Maurice Leyland. Yorkshire & Leyland. Two creases to lower part Sandham, head and shoulders, England 1920-1947. Sykes of card, small loss to bottom left wearing England blazer. Nicely advertising mono postcard of hand corner otherwise in good signed in black ink by Sandham. Leyland, full length, in batting pose condition £40/60 Series unknown. Minor adhesive wearing Yorkshire cap. Nicely signed marks to verso otherwise in good 631 Len Hutton. Yorkshire & England in black ink by Leyland. Sykes condition £70/100 1934-1955. Mono real photograph advertising to verso. G £50/70 postcard of Hutton, full length, in 639 John William Hitch. Surrey & 624 Norman Walter Dransfield Yardley. batting pose wearing Yorkshire cap England 1907-1925. Signed mono Yorkshire & England 1936-1955. at Scarborough. Signed in ink by real photograph postcard of Hitch, Mono real photograph postcard of Hutton. Walkers Studios of head and shoulders. Nicely signed Yardley, three quarter length, at Scarborough. Some fading to and dated, 1923 by Hitch. Minor Scarborough wearing Yorkshire cap. signature. G £30/50 adhesive marks to verso otherwise in Nicely signed in black ink by Yardley. good condition £100/150 632 George Gibson Macaulay. Yorkshire Some wear to card including edges & England 1920-1935. Large mono 640 Andrew Sandham. Surrey & England and corners otherwise in good real photograph plain back trade 1911-1937. Sepia postcard of condition £40/60 card of Macaulay, half length, Sandham, full length, in batting pose 625 George Herbert Hirst. Yorkshire & wearing Yorkshire cap. Nicely signed wearing England cap. Nicely signed England 1891-1929. Mono real in red ink by Macaulay. Name, in ink by Sandham. Series unknown. photograph postcard of Hirst, full County and ref no 183.C. printed to Adhesive marks to verso, some wear length, in batting pose wearing cap lower borders. G £40/60 to card including corners otherwise at Scarborough. Signed in ink by in good condition £50/70 633 Charles Burgess Fry. Sussex & Hirst. Walkers Studios of England 1894-1908. Mono postcard 641 Harry Stanley Squires. Surrey 1928- Scarborough. Minor fading to of Fry, full length in batting pose. 1949. Mono postcard of Squires signature, some adhesive marks to Nicely signed in ink by Fry. Wrench sitting on the benches at The Oval verso otherwise in good condition series No. 1381. G/VG £80/120 wearing Surrey blazer. Nicely signed £100/150 in ink by Squires. Series unknown. 634 Albert Edward Relf. Sussex & 626 S. Haigh, G.H. Hirst and W. Rhodes. Adhesive marks to verso otherwise England 1900-1921. Mono real Mono postcard of the three in good condition £40/60 photograph postcard of Relf, full Yorkshire players at the Blake Lee length, wearing Sussex cap. Signed 642 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey & England 1905- Guest House, Marsden 1905. Photo in black ink by Relf. Odd minor faults 1934. Mono real photograph by J.E. Shaw. Signed to lower border otherwise in good condition £60/90 postcard of Hobbs, full length, of card by all three players. Minor batting in the nets. Signed by Hobbs faults to card otherwise in good 635 James Langridge. Sussex & England in black ink. Sent by Hobbs from condition £120/160 1924-1953. Mono postcard of Brisbane on the M.C.C. tour of Langridge, three quarter length, 627 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & Australia 1928/29. Short message wearing Sussex sweater. Signed in England 1919-1945. Mono real from Hobbs giving thanks for letter ink by Langridge. Issued by Kilroy photograph postcard of Sutcliffe, full and good wishes. Signed by Hobbs Ltd of Kingsway, Hove, a short series length, playing a shot. Nicely signed and dated 28th November 1928. of postcards (6) issued shortly after in ink by Sutcliffe. G £50/80 Card without stamp or address. the second World War. Dedicated to Folds, creasing to card, rounding to 628 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & back ‘Happy Birthday from the Boys corners otherwise in generally good England 1919-1945. Mono real at the County Ground’ G £25/35 condition £30/50 photograph postcard of Sutcliffe, 636 Len Braund. Surrey, Somerset & half length, wearing England blazer. 643 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey & England 1905- England 1896-1920. Sepia postcard Nicely signed in ink by Sutcliffe. G 1934. ‘I always use Waterman’s’. of Braund, full length, in batting £50/80 Jack Hobbs advertising postcard for pose. Nicely signed in ink by Braund. Waterman’s Pens. Signed in blue ink 629 George Gibson Macaulay. Yorkshire Rotophot No. 8596. Some wear, age by Hobbs. G £40/60 & England 1920-1935. Mono real toning, staining to card otherwise in photograph postcard of Macaulay, good condition £40/60 644 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey & England 1905- full length, wearing Yorkshire blazer. 1934. ‘The Force Bat is the Best’

39 advertising postcard with Hobbs, G £200/300 658 William Albert Oldfield, New South half length, wearing Surrey cap and Wales & Australia 1919-1938. Mono 652 Montague Alfred Noble. New South blazer. Signed by Hobbs in ink. G plain back ‘Wilkes photograph’ Wales & Australia 1893-1920. £40/60 postcard of Oldfield, in wicket Excellent mono real photograph keeping pose, wearing Australian 645 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey & England 1905- postcard of Noble, full length, in cap on the 1934 tour of England. 1934. ‘Jack Hobbs. The Famous batting pose on the 1909 tour of Nicely signed in ink by Oldfield. Surrey Batsman’ mono real England. Nicely signed by Noble. Wilkes stamp to reverse. Good/very photograph postcard of Hobbs, full Title to lower border ‘M.A. Noble. good condition £70/100 length, wearing England cap walking The Australian Cricket Team 1909’. out to bat. Signed by Hobbs in ink. J. Davidson Bros. G £200/300 659 Archibald Campbell MacLaren. Beagles & Co series, no. 357D. G Lancashire & England 1890-1914. 653 William Maldon Woodfull. Victoria & £40/60 Mono real photograph postcard of Australia 1921-1934. Excellent plain Maclaren in batting pose. Signed 646 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey & England 1905- back mono postcard of Woodfull, boldly in ink by MacLaren and dated 1934. Mono real photograph head and shoulders, wearing 20th May 1909, slight smudging. plainback postcard with Hobbs, full Australian sweater. The card has Rotary Series. G £130/160 length, wearing England cap walking been nicely signed by Woodfull in out to bat. Signed by Hobbs in ink. G ink. Number 1 from a series of 660 Charles Hallows. Lancashire & £40/60 fifteen cards produced for the England 1914-1932. Mono real Australian 1930 tour of England. photograph postcard of Hallows 647 Tom Richardson. Surrey & England Some gae toning to verso, odd faults wearing Lancashire blazer. Nicely 1892-1904. Rare sepia postcard of otherwise in good condition £60/90 signed in ink by Hallows. Nias of Richardson, full length, wearing Brighton Series. G £130/160 Surrey cap. Nicely signed by 654 William Albert Oldfield, New South Richardson. Thiele. G £300/400 Wales & Australia 1919-1938. 661 John Brian Statham. Lancashire & Excellent plain back mono postcard England 1950-1968. Mono real 648 Surrey. Three sepia postcards of of Oldfield, head and shoulders, photograph postcard of Statham Surrey players, Ken Barrington, wearing Australian sweater. The card wearing England blazer. Nicely Stuart Surridge and Alec & Eric has been nicely signed by Oldfield in signed in ink by Statham to lower Bedser. The first two cards ink. Number 13 from a series of border. Cheshire Studios Ltd of individually signed by Barrington and fifteen cards produced for the Altrincham. G £30/40 Surridge to face of card and the Australian 1930 tour of England. Bedser’s card signed to verso by both 662 Leslie E.G. Ames. Kent & England Some age toning to verso, odd faults and to face by Eric Bedser. Adhesive 1926-1951. Mono real photograph otherwise in good condition £50/70 marks over the Bedser signatures postcard of Ames, three quarter and some faults to the other two 655 Warren Bardsley. New South Wales length, wearing Kent cap and blazer. cards. Generally good condition & Australia 1903-1926. Mono real Nicely signed in ink by Ames. B.C. £25/35 photograph postcard of Bardsley Flemons of Tonbridge. G £60/90 head and shoulder wearing 649 Clem Hill. South Australia & 663 Bryan Herbert Valentine. Kent & Australian cap and blazer. Signed in Australia 1892-1923. Sepia postcard England 1927-1948. Mono real black ink by Bardsley. Title to lower of Hill in batting pose wearing photograph postcard of Valentine, border ‘W. Bardsley. The Australian Australian cap. Signed by Hill in three quarter length, wearing blazer. Cricket Team 1909’. Davidson black ink. Wrench Series No. 1392. Nicely signed in ink by Valentine. Brothers London. Small indentation G £250/300 Photo by B.C. Flemons of Tonbridge. to card otherwise in good condition G £60/90 650* Australian tour of England 1930. £180/250 Mono real photograph postcard of 664 Frank Edward Woolley. Kent & 656 C.G. Macartney. New South Wales & the Australian team. T. Bolland of St England 1906-1938. Mono real Australia. Sepia real photograph Leonards. Very nicely signed to back photograph postcard of Woolley, postcard, head and shoulders, of of card by the entire touring party. three quarter length, wearing Macartney wearing NSW cap in Fifteen signatures including England blazer. Nicely signed in ink 1926. Nicely signed in ink by Bradman, Jackson, Woodfull, by Woolley. Photo by B.C. Flemons Macartney. Adhesive marks to Grimmett, Wall, Oldfield, McCabe, of Tonbridge. G £60/90 reverse. G £180/220 Grimmett, Ponsford etc. G/VG 665 John Lindsay Bryan. Kent 1919- £300/400 657 William Albert Oldfield, New South 1932. Mono real photograph Wales & Australia 1919-1938. Mono 651 Frank Laver. Victoria & Australia postcard of Bryan, three quarter plain back postcard of Oldfield 1891-1912. Excellent sepia real length, wearing Kent cap and standing at the wicket in wicket photograph postcard of Laver, full England touring blazer. Nicely signed keeper pose. Signed and inscribed in length, batting in the nets on the in ink by Bryan. B.C. Flemons of ink ‘Best wishes to Mark Rathbone 1905 tour of England. Laver was Tonbridge. G £60/90 from Bert Oldfield, May 1950’. G player/Manager on the tour. Nicely £50/70 666 Harold Thomas William Hardinge. signed by Laver. Ralph Dunn & Co. Kent & England 1902-1933. Mono

40 real photograph postcard of Chalk was reported missing, 683 William Henry Ashdown. Kent 1920- Hardinge, half length, wearing Kent presumably killed in action, over the 1937. Mono real photograph cap and blazer. Nicely signed in ink English Channel in 1943 postcard of Ashdown, full length, by Hardinge. Photo by B.C. Flemons wearing Kent cap. Nicely signed in 675 Norman Walter Harding. Kent 1937- of Tonbridge. G £60/90 ink by Ashdown. Fisk-Moore of 1947. Mono real photograph Canterbury. G/VG £60/90 667 Frank Edward Woolley. Kent & postcard of Harding, three quarter England 1906-1938. Mono real length, wearing Kent blazer. Signed 684 Bryan Herbert Valentine. Kent & photograph postcard of Woolley, in ink by Harding. B.C. Flemons of England 1927-1948. Mono real three quarter length, wearing Tonbridge. G £60/90 photograph postcard of Valentine, sweater. Nicely signed in ink by half length, wearing blazer. Nicely 676 Alan Edward Watt. Kent 1929-1939. Woolley. Photo by B.C. Flemons of signed in ink by Valentine. Fisk- Mono real photograph postcard of Tonbridge. G £60/90 Moore of Canterbury. G/VG £60/90 Watt, three quarter length, wearing 668 Leslie John Todd. Kent 1927-1950. blazer. Signed in ink by Watt. Photo 685 Leslie E.G. Ames. Kent & England Mono real photograph postcard of by B.C. Flemons of Tonbridge. G 1926-1951. Mono real photograph Todd, full length, wearing Kent cap. £60/90 postcard of Ames, half length, Nicely signed in ink by Todd. B.C. wearing M.C.C. touring blazer. 677 George Christopher Collins. Kent Flemons of Tonbridge. G £60/90 Nicely signed and dedicated in ink by 1911-1928. Mono real photograph Ames. Fisk-Moore of Canterbury. 669 John Arthur Deed. Kent 1924-1930. postcard of Collins, three quarter G/VG £60/90 Mono real photograph postcard of length, wearing Kent cap. Signed in Deed, full length, in batting pose. ink by Collins. Photo by B.C. 686 Alec Hearne. Kent & England 1884- Nicely signed in ink by Deed. B.C. Flemons of Tonbridge. G £60/90 1906. Sepia postcard of Hearne, full Flemons of Tonbridge. G £60/90 length, in batting pose, wearing 678 Arthur Percy Frank Chapman. Kent Kent cap. Nicely signed by Hearne in 670 Colin Fairservice. Kent 1929-1933. & England 1924-1938. Mono real ink. Wrench series 2937. Rare. G Mono real photograph postcard of photograph postcard of Chapman, £130/160 Fairservice, full length, in batting three quarter length, wearing casual pose. Nicely signed in ink by sweater. Nicely signed in ink by 687 Colin Blythe. Kent & England 1899- Fairservice. B.C. Flemons of Chapman. Wells Series. Photo by 1914. Mono postcard of Blythe, full Tonbridge. Slight fading to signature B.C. Flemons of Tonbridge. G length, in bowling pose at the otherwise in good condition £60/90 £80/120 wicket, wearing Kent cap. Nicely signed in black ink by Blythe. 671 Arthur Percy Frank Chapman. Kent 679 Harold Thomas William Hardinge. Mockford of Tonbridge series. Rare. & England 1924-1938. Mono real Kent & England 1902-1933. Mono G £150/250 photograph postcard of Chapman, real photograph postcard of three quarter length, wearing Hardinge, full length, wearing Kent Colin Blythe was killed in action in M.C.C. 1930/31 touring blazer. cap and in batting pose. Nicely Passchendaele, Belgium in Nicely signed in ink by Chapman. signed in ink by Hardinge. Photo by November 1917 Photo by B.C. Flemons of Tonbridge. B.C. Flemons of Tonbridge. G 688 Albert Charles Wright. Kent 1921- G £80/120 £60/90 31. Mono real photograph postcard 672 Claude Lewis. Kent 1933-1953. 680 Arthur Frederic Bickmore. Kent & of Wright, full length, wearing Mono real photograph postcard of England 1919-1929. Mono real blazer. Nicely signed in ink by Lewis, full length, in bowling pose. photograph postcard of Bickmore, Wright. Fisk-Moore of Canterbury. Nicely signed in ink by Lewis. B.C. full length, wearing striped blazer. G/VG £60/90 Flemons of Tonbridge. Minor faults Signed in ink by Bickmore and dated 689 Charles Harold Knott. Kent 1921-39. to corners otherwise in good 1932. Photo by B.C. Flemons of Mono real photograph postcard of condition £60/90 Tonbridge. G £60/90 Knott, full length, wearing cap and 673 Arthur Edward Fagg. Kent & 681 Frank Edward Woolley. Kent & blazer. Nicely signed in ink by Knott. England 1932-1957. Mono real England 1906-1938. Mono real Fisk-Moore of Canterbury. G/VG photograph postcard of Fagg, full photograph postcard of Woolley, £60/90 length, wearing Kent 2nd XI blazer. three quarter length, wearing 690 George Prior Beslee. Kent 1925-30. Signed in ink by Fagg. B.C. Flemons M.C.C. touring blazer. Nicely signed Mono real photograph postcard of of Tonbridge. G £60/90 in ink by Woolley. Photo by B.C. Beslee, full length, wearing Kent cap Flemons of Tonbridge. G £60/90 674 Frederick Gerald Chalk. Kent 1933- and blazer. Nicely signed in ink by 1939. Mono real photograph 682 John Charlton Hubble. Kent 1904- Beslee. Fisk-Moore of Canterbury. G postcard of Chalk, three quarter 1929. Mono real photograph £60/90 length, wearing blazer. Signed in ink postcard of Hubble, full length, in 691 John Lindsay Bryan. Kent 1919- by Chalk. Part of signature runs batting pose, wearing Kent cap. 1932. Mono real photograph through darker area of blazer. Photo Nicely signed in ink by Hubble. Fisk- postcard of Bryan, full length, by B.C. Flemons of Tonbridge. G Moore of Canterbury. G/VG £60/90 wearing Kent cap and blazer. Nicely £70/100

41 signed in ink by Bryan. Fisk-Moore 699 Sir Charles Aubrey Smith. Sepia 709 Herbert Strudwick. Surrey & England of Canterbury. G/VG £60/90 postcard of Aubrey Smith dressed in 1902-1927. Original real formal suit. Nicely signed in black ink photograph oversize Pinnace card of 692 James Seymour. Kent 1902-1926. by Smith. Rotary Photographic Series Strudwick in wicketkeeping pose Mono real photograph postcard of 4208B. G £50/70 signed in black ink by Strudwick. Seymour, full length, wearing Kent Plainback. G £80/120 cap and blazer. Nicely signed in ink 700 Sir Charles Aubrey Smith. Sepia by Seymour. Fisk-Moore of postcard of Aubrey Smith and fellow 710 Phil Mead. Hampshire & England Canterbury. Minor age toning to actor Miss Ellen Terry. Nicely signed 1905-1936. Signed mono ‘cameo’ card edges. G £60/90 in black ink by Smith. J. Beagles of postcard of Mead, head and London. G £50/70 shoulders, wearing Hampshire cap. 693 Alfred Percy Freeman. Kent 1914- Signed by Mead. Summers Brown 1936. Sepia real photograph 701 John Arlott. ‘Brylcreem’. Mono real series. Postcard trimmed, adhesive postcard of Freeman, head and photograph postcard of Arlott in marks to reverse otherwise good shoulders, wearing Kent cap. Nicely commentary pose. Signed and condition £80/120 signed in ink by Freeman. inscribed by Arlott. G £25/35 Hedgeland of Maidstone series. 711 Charles Burgess Fry. Sussex & 702 Trevor Bailey. Essex & England. Excellent image. G £70/100 England 1894-1908. Mono postcard Mono real photograph postcard of of Fry, full length in batting attire 694 Arthur Fielder. Kent 1900-1914. Bailey, head and shoulders, with standing on the pavilion steps. Mono postcard of Fielder, full length, name and county printed to lower Signed in ink to lower by Fry. Thiele in bowling pose, wearing Kent cap. border. Signed by Bailey to image. series No. 7256. Some wear to right Nicely signed in ink by Fielder. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G £25/35 hand side of card and to corners ‘Warner’s Team Series’. John Walker 703 Trevor Bailey. Mono ‘Lucozade’ otherwise in generally good & Co Ltd of London. G £80/120 advertising real photograph postcard condition £140/180 695 Godfrey Evans. ‘Brylcreem’. Mono of Bailey, half length, in M.C.C. 712* Samuel Woods, Somerset, England real photograph postcard of Evans in touring blazer. Signed in blue ink by & Australia 1886-1910. Sepia real wicket keeping pose, wearing Bailey. G £25/35 photograph postcard of Woods, England sweater. Signed and 704 Brian Luckhurst. Kent & England. wearing striped blazer, standing with inscribed ‘To Peter’ by Evans. G Mono real photograph postcard of Palairet at the wicket. Signed in £25/35 Luckhurst, half length, wearing Kent black ink by Woods. Foster of 696 Leslie E.G. Ames. Kent & England sweater. Signed by Luckhurst to Brighton. Rare. G £200/260 1926-1951. Mono postcard of image. J.D. Hunt of Tonbridge. G 713* Archibald Campbell MacLaren. Ames, full length, in batting pose. £25/35 Lancashire & England 1890-1914. Signed by Ames to lower border. 705 M.C.C. tour of South Africa Original sepia cabinet card Canterbury Printers Ltd. Sold with 1948/49. Sepia postcard of the photograph of MacLaren in batting two reproduction mono postcard Union-Castle Line ‘Durban Castle’ pose. E. Hawkins of Brighton. Nicely size photographs of Hopper Levett which took the team to South Africa. signed in black ink by MacLaren. and Claude Lewis. Both signed. G Signed to card face by all fifteen Minor adhesive marks to verso £30/40 members of the touring party otherwise in good condition 697 Maurice William Tate. Sussex & including Mann, Hutton, £400/600 England. 1912-1937. Mono real Washbrook, Compton, Gladwin, 714* Frank Stanley Jackson. Yorkshire & photograph postcard of Tate, full Simpson, Evans, Wright etc. Rare England 1890-1907. Original sepia length, holding ball in the nets. £250/350 cabinet card photograph of Jackson Signed in black ink by Tate. Deane, 706 Eddie Paynter. Lancashire & England. in batting pose. E. Hawkins of Wiles & Millar series. G £40/60 Mono postcard size photograph of Brighton. Nicely signed in black ink 698 Sir Charles Aubrey Smith. Mono Paynter walking out to bat. Signed by Jackson and dated 26th May postcard of Aubrey Smith dressed in by Paynter in ink. G £100/150 1903. Minor adhesive marks to formal suit smoking a pipe. Signed in verso otherwise in good condition 707 Pelham Warner. Middlesex & black ink by Smith. Photo, Mannell. £400/600 England. Mono real photograph Generally good condition £50/70 postcard of Warner in batting pose. 715 Arthur Staples. Nottinghamshire Aubrey Smith played for England Nicely signed by Warner in ink. Rival 1924-1938. Sepia real photograph and Sussex and captained them in Photographic Series 1397. Excellent postcard of Staples, three quarter 1887 and 1888. He also captained signature. G/VG £180/250 length, wearing Nottinghamshire the Shaw & Shrewsbury team to cap and blazer. Signed in black ink 708 George Duckworth. Lancashire & Australia in 1887/88. He gained by Staples. C.H. Richards, England. Sepia real photograph fame in the 1930/40’s as an actor Nottingham. G £40/60 plainback postcard of Duckworth in based in Hollywood and appeared wicketkeeping pose. Signed by 716 Arthur William Carr. in numerous films. He died in 1948. Duckworth in ink. Series unknown. Nottinghamshire & England 1910- G/VG £100/150 1934. Mono real photograph

42 postcard of Carr, three quarter 724 ‘The South African Tourists 1955’. otherwise in good condition length, wearing M.C.C. touring Official sepia real photograph £100/150 blazer. Nicely signed in ink by Carr. postcard of the team wearing 730 Douglas Robert Jardine. Surrey & B.C. Flemons of Tonbridge. G touring blazers. Signed to verso by England 1921-1933. Mono postcard £80/120 fourteen members of the touring of the ship ‘P.D. Usambara’. Signed party. Signatures include McGlew, 717 Thomas William Goddard. to face by England ‘Bodyline’ Goddard, Adcock, Tayfield, Mansell, Gloucestershire & England 122- Captain Douglas Jardine. G £70/100 Endean, Cheetham etc. G/VG 1952. Signed mono real photograph £60/80 731 Charles Burgess Fry. Sussex & postcard of Goddard, half length, England 1894-1908. Mono real wearing M.C.C. tour of South Africa 725 ‘Surbiton Hospital Cricket Match photograph postcard, depicting a blazer 1930/31. Nicely signed by 1932’. Original sepia real model ship, sent by Fry to G.S. Smith Goddard. H.K. Fox of Gloucester. G photograph postcard of the two of Cardiff in 1945. ‘...A lot of rot is £80/120 teams who played in the match written about cricket. I try not to but played on the 21st September 1932, 718 Arthur Frederick Augustus Lilley. we are all mortal and fallible..... some wearing caps and blazers. Warwickshire & England 1894-1911. Signed in his initials ‘C.B.F.’. Postally Signed to verso by thirteen players in Mono real photograph postcard of used. G £30/50 pencil including Sandham, Santall, Lilley, full length, holding bat and Squires, Russell, Hendren, Gregory 732 New Zealand 1931. Mono real wearing Warwickshire cap. Nicely etc. Some creasing, generally good postcard of the New Zealand touring signed in black ink by Lilley to lower £30/40 team to England. Angus Thomas border. R. Thiele post card no 7262. Ltd. Signed to verso by all fourteen Printed in Berlin. Slight silvering to 726 ‘Surbiton Hospital Cricket Match members of the touring team in ink. right hand border, minor faults to 1933’. Original sepia real Signatures include Lowry, Dempster, corners otherwise in good condition photograph postcard of one of the Kerr, Talbot, Cromb, James, Page, £80/120 teams who played in the match Weir etc. Creasing, folds, corners played on the 27th September 1933, 719 Elias Henry ‘Patsy’ Hendren. rounded otherwise in generally good some wearing caps . Signed to verso Middlesex C.C.C., Brentford F.C. & condition £60/90 by eight players in pencil including England. Sepia postcard of Hendren Hobbs (in ink), Hendren Sandham, 733 West Indies 1939. Mono real in both cricket attire and football O’Connor, Brooks etc. G £30/40 postcard of the West Indies touring attire. Nicely signed to face by team to England. Angus Thomas Hendren in ink. Published by 727 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1958/59. Ltd. Signed to verso by four Waterfields, Ealing. G. Rare £40/60 Mono postcard of the P&O ship members of the touring team in ink. Iberia which took the team to 720 Elias Henry ‘Patsy’ Hendren. Signatures are Martindale, Clarke, Australia. Signed to card face by Middlesex & England 1907-1937. Sealy and Johnson, plus one seventeen members of the touring Signed mono plainback postcard of unknown signature. Crease to left party including May, Trueman, Hendren, full length, in batting pose, hand edge otherwise in good Watson, Laker, Tyson, Cowdrey, wearing England cap. G £50/70 condition £25/35 Brown, Statham etc. Minor fading to 721 Douglas John Insole. Essex & odd signature otherwise in good 734 South African tour of England 1955. England 1947-1963. Mono real condition £80/120 Mono real photograph plainback photograph postcard of Insole, half postcard of the South African team 728 M.C.C. tour of South Africa length, wearing Essex sweater. taken at Scarborough. Signed to 1956/57. Sepia postcard of the Signed by Insole in ink. G £30/50 verso by nine members of the team Union-Castle Line R.M.S. Edinburgh in ink. Signatures include Tayfield, 722 Denis Compton. ‘Brylcreem’. Mono Castle which took the team to South Endean, Heine, Mansell, Waite, real photograph postcard of Africa. Signed to card face by Goddard etc. G £30/40 Compton wearing M.C.C. touring nineteen members of the touring blazer. Signed by Compton in ink. G party including May, Compton, 735 Len Hutton. Yorkshire & England. £30/40 Laker, Wardle, Statham, Brown, Mono real photograph postcard of Evans, Cowdrey etc. Some age Hutton in batting pose at 723 ‘England’s Test Team’. Mono toning, minor marks otherwise in Scarborough. Nicely signed in blue postcard of the England Test team of good condition £100/150 ink by Hutton. Postcard by Walkers 1926. Signed to face of card by Studios of Scarborough. G £40/60 Harold Larwood, Herbert Strudwick, 729 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1954/55. Fred Root, Herbert Sutcliffe, Arthur Sepia postcard of the Orient Line 736 J.B. Hobbs, Surrey & England 1905- Carr and Maurice Tate. The R.M.S. Orsova which took the team 1934. Mono real photograph signatures of Sutcliffe, Carr and Tate to Australia. Signed to card face by plainback postcard of Hobbs, full faded. Some handwritten annotation nineteen members of the touring length, wearing England cap and to card. Adhesive marks to verso. party including Hutton, Wardle, Surrey sweater. Signed by Hobbs in Odd faults otherwise in good Graveney, Loader, Statham, May, blue ink. VG £40/60 condition £40/60 Tyson, Edrich, Simpson, Evans etc. 737 Thomas Walter Hayward. Surrey & Minor crease to left hand corner England 1893-1914. Mono real

43 photograph postcard of Hayward in the Australian team, seated and 752 Robert Abel. Rare ‘Vanity Fair’ series batting pose at the wicket. Nicely standing in rows. Photo-Work Ltd of colour postcard published by signed in black ink ‘Yours sincerely T. Brighouse. Signed in ink to verso by Raphael Tuck. G £40/60 Hayward’. R. Thiele post card. eighteen Australian and England 753 Gilbert Laird Jessop. Rare ‘Vanity Printed in Berlin. Good condition players. Signatures include Bradman, Fair’ series colour postcard published £140/180 Woodfull, Ponsford, Grimmett, by Raphael Tuck. G £40/60 Kippax, Gregory, Oldfield, McCabe, 738 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & O’Reilly, Brown, Bowes, Leyland, 754 Lionel Charles Hamilton Palairet. England 1919-1945. Mono real Woolley, Verity etc. Odd faults to Rare ‘Vanity Fair’ series colour photograph postcard of Sutcliffe, full postcard otherwise in good postcard published by Raphael Tuck. length, playing a shot. Nicely signed condition £140/180 G £40/60 in ink by Sutcliffe. G £50/70 745 Charles Burgess Fry. Sussex & 755 Wrench Series. Good collection of 739 Charles George Macartney. New England 1894-1908. Sepia real thirteen Wrench series sepia South Wales & Australia 1905-1927. photograph postcard of Fry, half postcards of cricketers. Cricketers Mono postcard of Macartney, three length, in cricket sweater. Nicely include Quaife, Palairet, McGahey, quarter length, wearing Australian signed in ink by Fry. Rotary series King, J.T. Hearne, Dillon, Woods, cap and blazer, printed facsimile No. 3805. Light creasing to card Warner, Rhodes etc. Odd faults signature. Signed above the otherwise in good condition otherwise in good condition signature by Macartney in ink. Title £100/150 £70/100 to lower border ‘C.G. Macartney’. Crease to left hand edge of postcard, 746 William Gilbert Grace. 756 England v South Africa 1907. Two small damage to corners otherwise Gloucestershire & England. 1865- mono postcards of the teams, the in good condition £70/100 1908. Mono postcard of Grace in South African card by Topical, the batting attire at Trent Bridge wearing England card unknown. G £40/60 740 George Herbert Hirst. Yorkshire & M.C.C. cap. Nicely signed in black England 1891-1929. Mono ‘real 757 Don Bradman. Mono real ink by Grace. Hartmann series. Rare. photograph’ postcard of Hirst, full photograph postcard of Bradman Postally unused. Generally good/ length, in fielding pose (at Trent batting in England. Publisher very good condition £350/450 Bridge). Nicely signed in black ink by unknown. G £50/70 Hirst. Hartmann postcard. Minor 747 John Tunnicliffe. Yorkshire 1891- 758 West Indies 1933. Mono real silvering to card edge otherwise in 1907. Mono real photograph photograph postcard of the West good condition £70/100 postcard of Tunnicliffe catching the Indies team. Sold with three postcard ball wearing Yorkshire cap. Printed 741 George Gibson Macaulay. Yorkshire size photographs of Sobers, caption to card ‘Caught Sir!’. Nicely & England 1920-1935. Real Constantine and C. Lloyd. G £25/35 signed in ink and dated 1903 by photograph postcard of Macaulay, Tunnicliffe. Hartmann series no. 759 W.R. Hammond. Gloucestershire & half length, in cricket shirt. Nicely 1376. G £80/120 England. Excellent mono real signed by Macaulay in black ink. photograph postcard of Hammond, Richards of Wakefield. G/VG 748 Australian tour of England 1930. half length, wearing cricket sweater. £70/100 Sepia oversize real photograph Walkers Studios of Scarborough. postcard of the Australian team lined 742 James Langridge. Sussex & England Rare £70/100 up in front of the pavilion at 1924-1953. Mono ‘real photograph’ Scarborough 1930. Walkers of 760 Syed Wazir Ali. All India 1936. postcard of Langridge, half length, in Scarborough. Triple postcard back. Excellent mono real photograph Sussex blazer. Signed in black ink by Light crease with minor damage to postcard of Wazir Ali, seated Langridge. Deane, Wiles & Millar image otherwise in good condition wearing full Indian cricket attire series c1930/31. Part of signature in £70/90 including cap. Walkers Studios of darker area of postcard otherwise in Scarborough. Rare £70/100 good condition £50/70 749 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Rare colour Baines card circa 1895 depicting 761 A.E.R. Gilligan. Sussex & England. 743 All India tour of England 1932. Sepia Ranjitsinhji with ‘Played Sussex’ Excellent mono real photograph real photograph postcard of the All above and below. Advertising to postcard of Gilligan, half length, India touring team with title and verso. G £80/120 wearing England blazer. Walkers players names to lower border. Hills Studios of Scarborough. Rare & Lacy Ltd. Signed to verso by 750 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Rare £70/100 seventeen members of the All India postcard of Vanity Fair image of team. Signatures include Nayudu, Ranjitsinhji with floral decoration in 762 Yorkshire team postcards. Four real Marshall, Palia, Kapadia, Jahangir gold. Stewart and Woolf series 102. photograph postcards for 1949, Khan, Naoomal, Navle, Godambe, Unusual. G £80/100 1950, 1956 and 1962. G £30/40 Colah, Nazir Ali, Ghulam Mahomed 751 Hon Frank Stanley Jackson. Rare 763 ‘Boy cricketers’. Selection of etc. Rare. G/VG £150/250 ‘Vanity Fair’ series colour postcard seventeen different mono and colour 744 Australia tour of England 1934. published by Raphael Tuck. G postcards of boys at the wicket Mono real photograph postcard of £40/60 batting. Includes various series and

44 titles including ‘The Hope of his Abel (21c), P.G.H. Fender (24c) and House) and four large photo-cards Side’, Kinsella, ‘The Pride of his J.B. Hobbs (16c). 4”x6”. G £25/35 of Arthur Morris, Bill Brown, S.M. County’, ‘Next Man In’, ‘The Brown and L. Gray. The latter two 770 ‘The Cricket Album, containing 36 Backyard Captain’, ‘I’m going to with faded signatures. The photo- artistic photo post cards of all the play the Game’ etc. Rapid, Rotary, cards measure 5.5”x7.5”. Odd faults first class county teams, also Langsdorff, Millar & Lang etc. Odd otherwise in good condition £25/35 Warners XI, 18 of the best Cricketers faults otherwise in good condition and the 1905 Australian team’. 3rd 776 England v Australia 1905. Original £60/90 edition. The Star Series. Complete mono postcard showing the two 764 Comedy cricket postcard. Four original orange covered album of rival Captains, Jackson and Darling, different series. Raphael Tuck ‘At the uncut postcards printed in Bavaria. returning to the pavilion after the Wicket’ with artwork by Lance Some faults to corners of album toss at Trent Bridge 1905. This was Thackeray, set of five cards affecting some postcards, wrappers the first Test Match of the 1905 published 1903, ‘Cricket Series with wear and loss to edges season. Series unknown. Sold with a published by Millar and Lang, circa £70/100 Star series mono postcard of R.H. 1910, three postcards, ‘Cricket’ Spooner of Lancashire. G £30/50 771 ‘Who’s Afraid of Bodyline’. Colour published as part of ‘The National postcard featuring image of two 777 Cricket ephemera. Large sepia plain Series circa 1910, three postcards ‘Cute Kiddies’ playing cricket by back postcard of John Durston of and ‘Comic Cricket’ by Misch and Beatrice Mallett. Issued by Rapheal Middlesex & England. Sold with six Stocks, two postcards. Qty 13 Tuck & Sons. No 5061. G £20/30 excellent late Victorian colour £50/70 chromolitho cut out pictures (scraps) 772 Australian tour of South Africa 765 Cricket postcards. Selection of five of a cricket scenes c1900. Approx 1935/36. Rare real photograph mono postcards, ‘The Australian 3.5” tall with title to lower border, postcard depicting Stan McCabe and team 1926’, Bolland, ‘England’s ‘An Unexpected Rise’, ‘Play’, ‘Played Bill O’Reilly on the deck of the Ship “Ashes” Team’ (1926), ‘A. Ducat’ in Sir’, Just Taken His Gloves Off’, S.S. Ulysses, the ship that took the batting pose and two different ‘Bowled Indeed’ and ‘Oh!’. All touring party from Australia to South postcards, one real photograph, of different. Good condition £30/40 Africa, in November 1935. O’Reilly the ‘Middlesex Team’ and Middlesex wearing touring blazer. Postally 778 The Triangular Series 1912. South County Cricket Team’ (Lords & Oval unused. Unusual. G £60/90 Africa/Australia. ‘The South African Bookstalls) c1926/28. G £30/40 Cricketers 1912’. ‘Special souvenir’ 773 Australian tour of South Africa 766 Len Hutton, Yorkshire & England. print presented with ‘The Captain’ 1935/36. Rare real photograph Mono real photograph postcard of magazine. August 1912. The postcard depicting Oldfield, Hutton walking out to bat in souvenir with images of the South McCabe, O’Reilly and tour Manager England cap. The card with printed African players. Sold with similar Rous on the deck of the Ship S.S. inscription ‘Leonard Hutton ‘Special souvenir’ print, ‘The Ulysses playing ‘Deck Quoits’, the (Yorkshire) creates a Test Cricket Australian Cricketers 1912’, ship that took the touring party from Record, England v Australia at The presented with ‘The Captain’ Australia to South Africa, in Oval. August 23rd 1938. 364 runs’. magazine. July 1912. The souvenir November 1935. Postally unused. Printed signature of Hutton to card. with images of the Australian Unusual. G £60/90 Walter Scott of Bradford. G £20/30 players. Each player named. Both 774 W.G. Grace. Early colour postcard approx 9”x6”. G/VG £20/30 767 Yorkshire c1925/26. Mono real showing a ‘W.G. Grace like’ figure at photograph postcard of the 779 Signed cricket postcards. Selection of the wicket with the wording ‘Happy Yorkshire team standing and seated nine colour cricket cards, mainly Memories’ with floral decoration to in rows, many wearing Yorkshire showing Test match grounds. All borders. The postcard printed in caps. A. Robinson of Sheffield. G/VG individually signed by a Test Germany and No. 22/19a. Sold with £25/35 cricketer, signatures are Alec Bedser a Victorian greetings card with (2), Yardley, Ray Lindwall, Wyatt, 768 C.B. Fry. Real photograph sepia colour cricketing scene to front. Hutton & D’Oliveira (to one card), postcard depicting Fry, full length, in Poems to front and verso ‘Eleven will Laker, Keith Miller and Peter May. batting pose. Photo Hawkins, sometimes make a Score....’. Some Two cards, Bedser and Yardley, have ‘Famous Cricketers Series’. Postally adhesive marks to verso of greetings handwritten comments by the used, postmarked ‘Midhurst 5th card, odd faults otherwise in good players of favourite Test matches, June 1905’. Cricket content to back condition £20/30 teams etc. G £30/50 ‘Kent did’nt have a bit of mercy with 775 Cricket postcards and photographs. Sussex. Without Fry and Ranji they 780 Don Bradman. Collection of ten Selection including Mono real cannot be expected to be identical mono postcards of the photograph ‘Discbat Cricket’ formidable’. Sold with two signed Australian touring team to England advertising postcard showing magazine/book printed pictures of 1930 by E.T.W. Dennis of Lindwall, Smith, Brown, Morris and Hendren and Hobbs. G £20/30 Scarborough. Each signed by a Test Robertson playing the game, match player with handwritten 769 Surrey 1930’s. Three large trimmed real photograph postcard of personal recollections/thoughts on photographic trade cards of W.J. the 1948 Australian team (Bridge

73 Don Bradman as a player. The Signed in blue ink by Tavare, with wording- ‘With Best Wishes for a players are Gubby Allen, Len pitch behind. G £15/25 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Hutton, Bill Edrich, Norman Yardley, Year’. Signed and inscribed in Stan’s 791 Bernard Thomas. England physio. Freddie Brown, Les Ames, Jim Laker, hand ‘Dear Harry, Having a grand Cornhill Insurance card. Series ‘B’. Bill Bowes and Johnny Wardle. The time, apart from the cricket, have Signed in blue ink by Thomas. G other card written by Jim Swanton. got the silk made for you from £15/25 Some interesting comments/ Colombo’. Stan and Bill’. G £50/80 recollections. VG £60/90 792 Vic Marks. Somerset & England. 799* Australia. Heritage ‘Great Australian Signed Cornhill Series ‘B’ card of 781 ‘Cricket in the Artillery Ground, Cricketers’ Series One. Set of sixty Marks. Horizontal fold otherwise in Finsbury’. M.C.C. colour postcard sepia and colour collectors cards good condition. Scarce £10/20 signed to face by Don Bradman and featuring Australian cricketers. The Len Hutton. VG £30/40 793 Don Bradman. M.C.C. Christmas cards were produced by Futera in card with picture of Lord’s to front 1995 and are limited to 500 sets. All 782 Garry Sobers. Barbados cover. Signed by Bradman to inside. sixty numbered cards have been Independence postcard 1966, first G/VG £30/40 signed by the player featured, day of issue, signed to face by Garry players biography to back of cards. Sobers. Sold with a selection of six 794 Pelham. F. Warner. Middlesex & Signatures include Bradman, Brown, various cricket postcards including England. Colour Christmas card with Harvey, Walters, I. Johnson, Morris, W.G. Grace (two cards, one Rotary red ribbon tie sent by Warner. Nicely Hamence, Ring, W. Johnston, series), Johnny Douglas (Agar), C.B. signed in ink by Warner. Undated. G Toshack, Lindwall, McDonald, Fry (Photo. Hawkins), Australia 1938 £20/30 Booth, Simpson, Gleeson, Lawry, (S&F) and All India 1936 (Jarrold’s 795 Sydney Francis Barnes, O’Neill, Davidson, Loxton, Benaud, Series). G £30/50 Warwickshire, Lancashire, Hawke, McKenzie, Stackpole etc. In 783 Signed postcards. Album containing Staffordshire, England & Wales original green binder with gilt titles. 100 colour postcards of the player, 1894-1930. M.C.C. Christmas card An excellent piece of modern cricket scenes and white postcards, with colour image of ‘The Cricketer memorabilia. VG £800/1200 each individually signed by English Boy’ English School c1790 to inside. 800 Carreras ‘Cricketers’ 1934, brown and International players. Signatures Nicely signed by Barnes with back. Full set of fifty cigarette cards include Fleming, Cork, Mustaq handwritten address for his home in good condition £40/60 Ahmed, Harper, Otis Gibson, Steyn, near Stafford. VG £30/50 Adams, Emburey, Collingwood, 801 Cricket cigarette cards. Complete 796 Les Ames. Kent & England. M.C.C. Moxon, Taber, Willey, D. Steele etc. sets of Players ‘Cricketers 1930’, tour of Australia 1928/29. Official G £30/50 Players ‘Cricketers Caricatures by M.C.C. Christmas card sent by RIP’ 1926 and Players ‘Cricketers 784 Graeme Beard. Australia. Cornhill Ames. Decorative covers with 1938’. Full sets of fifty cards. The Insurance card. Series ‘B’. Signed in M.C.C. emblem and trimming in 1938 laid down in original album. blue ink by Beard. VG £15/25 M.C.C. colours, printed photograph Odd faults, otherwise in good of the team to inside pages with 785 Eddie Hemmings. Nottinghamshire condition £25/35 Christmas greeting. Signed and & England. Cornhill Insurance card. inscribed by Ames. VG £50/80 802 ‘Prominent Cricketers of 1938’. Series ‘B’. Signed in blue ink by Ogdens. 1938. Full set of fifty Hemmings. G £15/25 This was Ames first tour abroad cigarette cards. Some creasing to 786 Bob Willis. Warwickshire & England. 797 W. Sewell, Manager. Official M.C.C. three cards otherwise in good Cornhill Insurance card. Series ‘B’. Christmas card from the M.C.C. tour condition £25/35 Signed in black ink by Willis, wearing of South Africa 1930/31. With 803 ‘Cricket 1926’. Ogden’s. Full set of track suit top. G £15/25 ‘M.C.C. South Africa 1930/31’ and fifty cigarette cards. Some creasing M.C.C. colours to cover. To inside a 787 Bob Willis. Warwickshire & England. to two cards otherwise in good printed photograph of the team and Cornhill Insurance card. Series ‘B’. condition £25/35 the wording- ‘With Best Christmas Signed in blue ink by Willis, wearing Wishes from a Happy Family in 804 M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ tour of Australia white shirt. G £15/25 South Africa’. Signed in ink by the 1932/33. ‘Triumph’ and ‘Champion’ 788 Bob Taylor. Derbyshire & England. M.C.C. Manager, Sewell to inside Test Match Souvenir Album Cornhill Insurance card. Series ‘B’. page. G £40/60 containing a full set of thirty two Signed in blue ink by Taylor. G ‘Australian & English Cricket Stars’ 798 T. ‘Stan’ Worthington and ‘Bill’ H. £15/25 trade cards. Original album with Copson. Derbyshire & England. decorative cover, fixtures, facts and 789 Chris Tavare. Somerset & England. Official M.C.C. Christmas card from history to inside covers. Some faults, Cornhill Insurance card. Series ‘B’. the M.C.C. tour of Australia folds and creasing to cards otherwise Signed in blue ink by Tavare, with 1936/37. With ‘M.C.C. Australian in generally good condition. Rare to stand behind. G £15/25 Tour 1936-37 and M.C.C. colours to see the set in original album cover. To inside a paper insert with 790 Chris Tavare. Somerset & England. £80/120 picture of the M.C.C. team and the Cornhill Insurance card. Series ‘B’.

74 805 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1928/29. cards in good condition £15/25 England v West Indies (Lord’s) 1969. Full set of sixteen Nelson Lee Qty 5. Printed and handwritten 812 Wills ‘Cricketers’ 1928, 2nd series. souvenir badges of members of the annotation. Odd faults/folds Full set of fifty cigarette cards. M.C.C. team issued in 1929. The otherwise in good condition £25/35 Attractively mounted, framed and badges include Chapman, Jardine, glazed with glass to both sides. G 819 England v South Africa. Official Test Hammond, Mead, Leyland, Sutcliffe, £20/30 match scorecards for 1924 (Lord’s), Freeman, Tate, Hobbs, Tyldesley, 1929 (Lord’s & The Oval), 1935 (The Hendren, Larwood etc. Some badges CRICKET SCORECARDS, Oval), 1947 (Lord’s Old Trafford & with wear and minor rusting PROGRAMMES, MAGAZINES ETC The Oval), 1960 (Lord’s) and 1965 otherwise in generally good 813 Surrey scorecards. Seasons 1928- (Lord’s & The Oval). Sold with condition. Mounted in home made 1938. Twenty one ‘County official scorecards for M.C.C. v folder £60/90 Championship’ scorecards for Surrey South Africa 1929 and 1935, both 806 Cricket trade & cigarette cards. matches played at The Oval in the matches played at Lord’s. Qty 12. Collection of ‘odds’ including Phillips period. Printed and handwritten Printed and handwritten annotation. ‘Australian Sporting Celebrities’ annotation. The majority from the Odd faults/folds otherwise in good 1932 (6 cards), Pinnace photocards 1928 and 1929 seasons. Odd condition £30/50 1920’s (34 cards), Phillips ‘Test faults/folds otherwise in good 820 Gentlemen v Players. Official Cricketers 1932/33’ (10 cards), condition £30/50 scorecards for matches played at ‘Chums Cricketers’ 1923 (22 cards), 814 Surrey scorecards. Seasons 1923- Lord’s in 1927, 1934, 1935, 1936, Wills ‘Cricket Season 1928/29’ (5 1927. Twenty two ‘County 1937 and 1947. Qty 6. Printed and cards) etc. G £30/40 Championship’ scorecards for Surrey handwritten annotation. Odd 807 England & Australian Test Cricketers. matches played at The Oval in the faults/folds otherwise in good Fifteen individually signed cigarette period. Plus two ‘Trial match’ condition £25/35 cards from various series. Signatures programmes, both played in 1927. 821 All India tour of England 1936. on cards are Bradman, W.A. Brown, Printed and handwritten annotation. Officials scorecards for England v All L. Darling of Australia and Barnett Odd faults/folds otherwise in good India (Lord’s) 1936, M.C.C. v India (2, different), Hardstaff, T.B. Mitchell condition. G £30/50 (Lord’s) 1936 and Middlesex v India (2, different), Poole, Hutton, Pope, 815 New Zealand tours of England. 1936. Sold with Test match Yardley, Wyatt (2, different) and Official scorecards for Surrey v New scorecards for 1967 and 1971, both Townsend. Some faults to some Zealand 1927 and Middlesex v New at Lord’s. Qty 5. Printed and cards, generally good £40/60 Zealand 1937. Printed and handwritten annotation. Odd 808 Ogden’s Tabs. General Interest. handwritten annotation. G/VG faults/folds otherwise in good Series A. ‘Cricketers’ 1901. Numbers £15/25 condition £20/30 126, 128-131, 134, 135, 137-139, 816 Champion County v Rest of 822 England v Australia. Official 141, 143, 145-148. Sold with five England. Official scorecards for scorecards for Lord’s Test matches Wills plainback cards of Australian 1923, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, for 1926, 1930, 1934, 1938, 1961, cricketers Woodful, Gregory, Love 1932, 1933, 1934 and 1947. All 1964, 1968, 1972 and 1975. Printed and Mayne and Strudwick of matches played at The Oval. Printed and handwritten annotation. Odd England plus thirteen trade cards of and handwritten annotation. Odd faults/folds otherwise in good cricketers ‘issued with the Rover’ faults/folds otherwise in good condition £30/50 and six similar cards ‘issued with the condition. Qty 9 £30/40 Vanguard’. Odd faults otherwise in 823 Lord’s scorecards 1920’s. Twenty good condition £30/50 817 Australian tours of England 1926- one official scorecards for Lord’s 1968. Official scorecards for Surrey v matches including England v The 809 Ogdens ‘Australian and England Test Australia 1926, England v Australia Rest 1927, 1928 and 1929 etc. Cricketers’ 1928. Full set of thirty six. 1926 (The Oval), England v Australia Printed and handwritten annotation. Nicely mounted, framed and glazed. 1930 (The Oval), England v Australia Odd faults/folds otherwise in good VG £30/50 1961 (The Oval) and England v condition £30/50 810 F.& J. Smith. ‘Cricketers’ 1912. First Australia 1968 (The Oval). Sold with 824 Lord’s scorecards 1930’s. Forty four Series. Full set of fifty cigarette cards. further tour scorecards for official scorecards for Lord’s matches Rare. Odd cards to improve Worcestershire v Australia 1948 and including M.C.C. v Australians 1934, otherwise overall in good condition The Army v Australia 1938, Middlesex v Australians 1938, £130/160 Aldershot (rare). Printed and England v The Rest 1934 and 1938, handwritten annotation. G £40/60 811 ‘Boys’ Magazine Zat Cards 1930’. M.C.C. Australasian XI v The Rest Six cards from the series, all with 818 West Indies tours of England. 1937 etc. Printed and handwritten plain blue backs. Players are Jardine, Official scorecards for Surrey v West annotation. Odd faults/folds Sutcliffe, Hammond, Ames, Paynter Indies 1928, England v West Indies otherwise in good condition £40/60 and Larwood. Sold with a full set of (The Oval) 1928, England v West 825 Lord’s scorecards 1940/1970’s. Over sixteen ‘New Zealand Cricketers Indies (Lord’s) 1928, and England v 110 official scorecards for Lord’s 1958’ (Master Vending) large trade West Indies (The Oval) 1963,

75 matches including Test matches, tour Wyatt, Peebles etc. Minor fold to and 127th centuries equalling and matches, Finals, Gillette Cup, JPL lower part of card, minor breaking W.G. Grace’s record of etc. Includes Over 33 v Under 33 staining/age toning otherwise in number of centuries scored. The 1945, England v South Africa 1947, good condition. Rare in this signed scorecard has been signed by Hobbs M.C.C. v Australians 1948, England form. G £350/450 and overmounted in contemporary v West Indies 1966 & 1973, England mount. Odd faults otherwise in Australia won the match by an v India 1967 & 1974 etc. Printed and good condition £150/250 innings and 39 runs, for Australia, handwritten annotation. Odd Bradman made 232, Ponsford 110, 833 Middlesex C.C.C. v Slough C.C. faults/folds otherwise in good Archie Jackson 73, Sutcliffe made 1954. Official scorecard for Leslie condition £30/50 161 and Wyatt 64 for England. Compton’s Benefit match played at 826 Cricket scorecards 1920/1960’s. Hornibrook took 7-92 in the Slough on the 20th June 1954. Selection of twenty two official England 2nd innings Signed in ink to face and verso by scorecards for matches played in the the Middlesex team and several 829 England v South Africa 1947. Official period. Includes Kent v Surrey 1927 Yorkshire players who attended the scorecard for the 4th Test played at & 1928, Kent v Lancashire 1932, match. Seventeen signatures Headingley on the 26th-30th July Kent v Middlesex 1935, including D. Compton, L. Compton, 1947. Fully signed in ink by both Nottinghamshire v Middlesex 1931, Young, Thompson, Robertson, sides. Twenty six signatures Oxford v Cambridge 1927 & 1938, Sharp, Robins, Moss, Warr, Titmus, including Melville, Nourse, Viljeon, Royal Navy v Royal Air Force 1927, Hutton, V. Wilson, W. Watson, Rowan, Mann, Lindsay, Hutton, Sussex v Middlesex 1935, 1936 & Trueman etc. Sold with eight various Yardley, Compton, Edrich, 1937, Essex v Middlesex 1935 etc. other scorecards from the 1950’s Washbrook, Place, Evans etc. G/VG Strong Middlesex interest. Printed including Test matches, Jack £80/120 and handwritten annotation. Odd Robertson’s Benefit Book 1951 and faults/folds otherwise in good England won the match by 10 Playfair tour guide for the condition £30/40 wickets. For England, Hutton made Australians 1953 G £30/40 100, Washbrook 75 and Butler took 827 England v Australia 1926. Official 834 England v Australia 1909. Early seven wickets in the match. For scorecard for the 2nd Test match original silk scorecard for the match South Africa, Mitchell made 53, played at Lord’s on the 26th-29th played at Old Trafford on the 26th- Nourse 51 and 57 and Mann took 4- June 1926. The scorecard signed by 28th July 1909. The scorecard 68 in England’s innings all fifteen members of the Australian framed and glazed and measures touring party including Collins, 830 Middlesex C.C.C. v Slough C.C. 6.5”x13” and is in good/very good Mailey, Gregory, Bardsley, Oldfield, 1954. Official scorecard for Leslie condition. Rare £150/250 Andrews, Ponsford, Woodfull, Compton’s Benefit match played at In a low scoring match, the match Grimmett, Hendry, Macartney etc. Slough on the 20th June 1954. was drawn. For England, Spooner Part printed scores. Folds to card, Signed in ink to verso by the top scored with 58, Lilley 26no and minor wear to certain signatures. Middlesex team. Thirteen signatures Blythe, Barnes and Rhodes took five Rare in this signed form. G including D. Compton, L. Compton, wickets in an innings. For Australia, £300/400 Robertson, Robins, Sharp, Bennet, Ransford top scored with 54no, Moss, Warr, Titmus etc. Horizontal The match was drawn, for Australia, Macartney 51, Victor Trumper 48 fold otherwise in good condition Bardsley made 193no, Hobbs and and Laver took 8-31 in England’s £30/40 Hendren both made centuries for first innings England, Macartney made 133no in 831 England v Rest of the World 1970. 835* England v Australia 1930. Official the Australian second innings Official scorecard for the match silk scorecard for the 5th Test match played at The Oval on the 13th-18th 828 England v Australia 1930. Official played at the Oval August 16th- August 1970. Signed to card by scorecard for the 5th Test match 22nd 1930. Australia won the Test members of both teams. Twenty played at The Oval on the 16th- by an innings and 39 runs. three signatures including Garry 22nd August 1930. Printed scores. Highlights include for Australia, Don Sobers, Clive Lloyd, Eddie Barlow, The scorecard signed by twenty six Bradman made 232 (thought to be Graeme Pollock, Graham McKenzie, players in ink from both teams, his greatest and faultless innings), Mike Procter, Barry Richards, sixteen members of the Australian Ponsford 110, Jackson 73 and Mustaq Mohammad, Graham touring party and ten of the England Hornibrook took 7-92 in the England McKenzie, Boycott, Knott, Snow, team, lacks the signature of Leyland 2nd innings, for England, Sutcliffe Luckhurst, Cowdrey, Lever etc. Rare but signed by Hendren who was made 161 and Peebles took 6-204. in this signed form. Some folds, age 12th man. Signatures include Framed and glazed. VG £180/250 toning and adhesive marks to verso Bradman, Ponsford, McCabe, otherwise in good condition 836 Test match and tour match Fairfax, Kippax, Oldfield, £80/120 scorecards 1930’s/2000’s. Collection Richardson, a’beckett, Jackson, of thirty nine Test match scorecards Woodfull, Grimmett, Hobbs, 832 Jack Hobbs. Somerset v Surrey 1925. including good Ashes interest. Sutcliffe, Hammond, Tate, Original silk scorecard form the Includes England v Australia 1938 Duleepsinhji, Larwood, Whysall, match where Hobbs made his 126th

76 (The Oval, Hutton 364), England v England, Hayward made 137, match needed just four runs to take Australia 1953 (The Oval, England Jackson 118, Fry 60, Ranjitsinhji 54 his aggregate to 7,000 runs and his win the Ashes), Surrey v Australia and Lockwood took 7-71 in average to 100. He was given a 1956 (The Oval, Laker 10-88, Lock Australia’s only innings. For standing ovation walking out to the 7-49). Sold with a collection of Australia, Gregory made 117, wicket. He then faced one ball from county club scorecards including Worral 75 & 55, McLeod 77, Noble Eric Hollies before being bowled Gillette Finals at Lord’s, Scarborough 69 and Turner took 4-164 in playing forward to the next ball, Festival matches etc and a complete England’s only innings. Trumper therefore finishing with a Test run of M.C.C. Membership cards failed in both innings average of 99.94. Australia won the 1966-2002. G £40/60 Test by an innings and 149 runs 840 England v Australia 1938. Official 837 England v Australia 1884. Original scorecard for the Test match played 845 Oxford v Cambridge, Lord’s 1901. early scorecard for the 2nd Test at The Oval 1938. In this game Len Official scorecard for the match match played at Lord’s on the 21st- Hutton made the world record score played on the 6th-8th July 1905. 23rd July 1884. The scorecard of 364 in England first innings. Handwritten and printed detail. incomplete and with printed detail Printed and handwritten detail. Sold Cambridge won by 40 runs. Colbeck up to the sixth wicket of the with a scorecard for the Surrey v top scored for Cambridge with 107, Australian first innings where the Australia match played at the Oval in McDonell 60, Keigwin 50 and score was 93-6. M.C.C. fixtures for 1956 where Laker took 10-88 and Mocom took nine wickets in the 1884 to verso. Right hand corner of Lock 7-49. Surrey won the tour match. For Oxford, Rapheal top card missing not affecting printing. match by 10 wickets. G £30/40 scored with 99, Wright 95 and Evans Some age toning otherwise in good took six wickets in the match. G 841 Brian Lara. Official scorecard for condition. A rare scorecard £30/40 Warwickshire v Durham, June 1994. £150/250 Brian Lara scored the highest ever 846 Sussex v Essex 1993. Official England won the Test by an Innings individual score of 501 not out. scorecard for the match played at and 5 runs. For England A.G. Steel Signed by Lara in black ink £30/40 Hove in 1993. The match produced made 148, Barlow 38, Lyttelton 31 the highest aggregate total of runs 842 Foreign scorecards. Small selection and Peate took 6-85 in the scored in a first class game (1808 of five scorecards, three scorecards Australian first innings and Ulyett 7- runs). The scorecard signed by for the India v England, Second Test 36 in the second innings. W.G. members of both teams, eighteen in Madras 1993 (all different), Grace scored 14, took two catches signatures including Athey, Gooch, Queensland Bulls v England 1990’s and took one wicket. For Australia, Such, Wells, Speight, Salisbury, Ilott, and West Indies v England, Third Scott top scored with 75, Giffen Prichard etc. G £25/35 Test played in Trinidad 1994. VG made 63 and Palmer took 6-111 £10/20 847 Steve Marsh. Middlesex v Kent 838 England v Australia 1893. Original 1991. Official scorecard for the 843 Gentlemen v Players 1914. Original early scorecard for the 1st Test match played at Lord’s in 1991. scorecard for the match played at match played at Lord’s on the 17th- Steve Marsh, the Kent wicket keeper The Oval on the 9th-11th July 1914. 19th July 1893. The scorecard with became the first player to take 8 The scorecard with fully printed printed and handwritten detail. catches and score a century in a detail. Oval 1914 fixtures to verso. M.C.C. and Middlesex fixtures for match, his eight catches also equals Good condition £30/50 1893 to verso. Some age toning the world record for an innings. otherwise in good condition. A rare The Players won by 241 runs. For Signed by Marsh. VG £18/25 scorecard £120/160 the Players, Hobbs made 156, 848* Australian tour of England 1948. Wolley 78 & 62, Hitch 68, Strudwick The Test match was drawn. For Rare official scorecard for Essex v 48no and Hitch took 5-79 in the first England, Shrewsbury scored 106 & Australians at Southend where innings and Jeeves and Hearne took 81, Jackson 91, Gunn 77 and Australia made 721 all out in one four wickets each in the second Lockwood took 6-101 in Australia’s days play, Brown 153, Bradman 187, innings. For the Gentlemen, Spooner only innings. For Australia, Graham Loxton 120, Saggers 104. Sold with top scored with 71, Kirk 40, C.B. Fry scored 107, Gregory 57, Trott 33 two further Essex scorecards for the 39 and Kirk took 5-75 in the first and Turner took eight wickets in the 1948 season. G £60/90 innings match 849 M.C.C. v Rest of the World 844 Don Bradman. England v Australia, 839 England v Australia 1899. Original ‘Bicentenary Match’ 1987. Official The Oval 1948. Official scorecard for early scorecard for the 5th Test scorecard signed by ten former Test the fifth and final Test at the match played at The Oval on the players. Signatures include Kennington Oval, 14th-18th August 14th-16th August 1899. The Stollmeyer, A. Davidson, Lindwall, N. 1948. Printed details. Sold with a scorecard with fully printed detail. Harvey, Hazare, S. Camacho, reserved seat ticket ‘East Stand Top’ Adhesive marks to verso. Good Endean etc. G £20/30 for the match. Qty 2. G £30/40 condition. A rare scorecard 850 M.C.C. v Rest of the World £100/150 In this famous 5th Test, Don ‘Bicentenary Match’ 1987. Official Bradman playing in his final Test The Test match was drawn. For scorecard signed by ten former Test

77 players. Signatures include F. innings and 7 runs. The top scorers official souvenir programme for the Engineer, J.H. Cameron, A. were Sammy Woods and Foley who Australian tour of India 1956, Davidson, Lindwall, G. Pollock, both made 20. Trott took 11 wickets published by The Board of Control Hazare, C. Lloyd, Fellows-Smith etc. and Hearne 8 wickets for Middlesex for Cricket in India. Original G £20/30 and Tyler took 8-42 in Middlesex’s decorative covers. Lacking back only innings cover otherwise in good condition. 851 England v South Africa 2003. Official Qty 2 £25/35 scorecard for the Test match played 855 Cricket scorecards, books, cigarette at Lords in August signed by all cards etc. Small selection of 861 Pakistan tour of India 1960/61. eleven of the South African winning scorecards including England v Large official souvenir programme team. Signatures include Smith Australia 1921, Lord’s June 1921, full published by The Board of Control (259), Gibbs, Kisten, Pollock, Hall, set of Players 1938 cigarette cards in for Cricket in India. Original Adams etc. Sold with further album, cigarette card odds including decorative covers. G £15/25 scorecard for the Edgbaston Test of ‘Chums’, Points in Batsmanship’ C.B. 862 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1954-55 2003, signed by Graeme Smith (277) Fry. Four double side printed pages and 1958/59. Official souvenir and H.H. Gibbs (179) who put on 1905, ‘The Jubilee Book of Cricket’. programmes for the M.C.C. tours of 338 for the first wicket. VG £30/40 Prince Ranjitsinhji. Nelson c1904, Australia. Issued by the N.S.W. ‘The Book of Cricket. Warner 1922, 852 Otis Gibson ‘10 wickets’. Two official Cricket Association. Pictorial covers. Australia Wisden 2004/05, Signed scorecards for the Durham v Qty 2. £20/30 Harold Rhodes Testimonial brochure Hampshire 2007 County 1968, Lotinga’s Sporting Weekly 863 ‘Sporting Globe Cricket Book’ Championship match played at The 1911 etc. G £40/60 1946/47. Complied by E.H.M. Riverside. In the Hampshire first Baillie. Sold with two original press innings Otis Gibson took all 10 856 Cricket scorecards. Quantity of Test photographs from the Australia v wickets, finishing with 10-47 off and County scorecards, mainly England series in 1946/47. G 17.3 overs. Both cards signed by Warwickshire. Includes some from £15/25 Gibson. VG £15/25 the 1940/50’s. G £30/50 864 A.W. Wellard. Arthur Wellard 853 Somerset v The West Indies 1933 & 857 England v Australia. Centenary Test Testimonial souvenir brochure 1951. 1939. Official scorecards for the two Match. 28th August to 2nd Signed to front cover by Wellard. tour matches played at Taunton in September 1980. Official scorecard Good+ condition £30/40 1933 and 1939. Printed and for the match played at Lord’s. handwritten detail. Sold with official Signed by the Australian team. 865 D.V.P. Wright. Doug Wright Benefit brochures for both tours. A.W. Eleven signatures including brochure 1957. Signed to inside Simpson. The 1933 copy has an ink G.Chappell, Border, Marsh, Pascoe, pages by Wright, Cowdrey and signature of George Headley loosely Lillee, Laird, Hughes, Mallett etc. VG Godfrey Evans. Good £20/30 attached to inside front cover, £30/40 866 Tour brochures 1934-1938. Official Headley made 224no in the 1933 858 Australia 1926. ‘Cricket 1926’. tour brochures for the Australian match. The 1939 scorecard has the Official pre tour brochure with tour of England 1934, All India tour ink signature, on scrap, of J.H. pictures of the Australian team, of England 1936, New Zealand tour Cameron, West Indies Captain, laid thirty leading English cricketers and of England 1937 and Australian tour down to verso. Odd faults, repairs the Test grounds. Pub by Barton & of England 1938. All edited by A.W. £20/30 Co, London 1926. Some minor wear Simpson. Good condition. Qty 4 854 Middlesex v Somerset ‘W. Flowers’ to cover edges otherwise in good £30/40 Benefit’ 1899. Official scorecard for condition £20/30 867 ‘Australian Cricketers. Goodwill Tour the match played at Lord’s on the 859 Programmes, brochures, books etc. 1932’. Australian tour of Canada & 21st-23rd May 1899. Printed and Selection including Gillette Cup Final America 1932. Scarce official handwritten details with horizontal programmes 1967-1973 and 1975, brochure for the tour with pen crease and minor repairs to edge. G Middlesex membership tickets/cards pictures, biographies and itinerary. £60/80 1935, 1936, 1937 plus some The tour started in Victoria, Canada In this extraordinary match, which 1960/70’s (9), Lord’s Dinner menu on 17th June and finished in was a Benefit match for W. Flowers, to the Australian team 1972, ‘And Hollywood on 28th August 1932. A rain caused a complete washout on then came Larwood’. A.A. Mailey, very rare brochure from the tour. the first day, Whit-Monday. When ‘The King of Games. F. Woolley, Some damp staining and rusting to play eventually began the match scorecards 1970’s, Middlesex C.C.C. staples otherwise in good condition was completed in just 185 minutes. Annual reports 1960-1965 etc. £150/250 This was the shortest completed Some faults otherwise in good 868 M.C.C. tour of Canada 1937 at first-class match but a disaster for condition. In two boxes £20/30 Vancouver. Official programme for the beneficiary. Middlesex made 860 Australian tour of India 1959/60. 17th-21st August 1937 for three just 86 in their only innings and Large souvenir programme edited by one day fixtures v Mainland League Somerset were bowled out for 35 R.N. Desai. Original pictorial covers. XI on the 17th, v Team of Colts on and 44. Middlesex winning by an Good condition. Sold with a large the 20th August and v British

78 Columbia XI on the 21st August 876 ‘Kent County Cricket Club tour of (Bradman’s birth place) 18th 1937. All matches played at the British Columbia 1973’. Official November 1983’ and signed to face Brockton Point, Stanley Park ground. programme and scorecard for the by Bradman. VG £40/60 G/VG. A rare tour programme four matches played on the tour 884 Don Bradman. ‘Australian Sporting £50/80 from September 16th-23rd 1973. Personalities 1981’. Official first day Signed to front cover by the Kent 869 ‘Dominion Cricket Tournament’. cover signed by Australian players, touring party. Fourteen signatures Brockton Point, Vancouver, Canada. Don Bradman and Bill Ponsford. VG including Les Ames, Denness, Official programme for the £40/60 Underwood, Knott, Shepherd, tournament held on the 2nd-7th Woolmer, Luckhurst, Graham, G. 885 Richard Hadlee. ‘World Cricket August 1948. G £20/30 Cowdrey etc. G/VG £30/50 Bowling Record 1988’. First day 870 ‘Dominion Cricket Tournament’. cover signed by Hadlee. Sold with a 877 Australia 1926. ‘Cricket 1926’. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Official signed mono photograph of Hadlee Official pre tour brochure with programme for the tournament held batting and an official England v pictures of the Australian team, on the 24th-26th July 1949. G New Zealand scorecard, first Test thirty leading English cricketers and £20/30 with title ‘Sir Richard Hadlee’ to the Test grounds. Pub by Barton & card, also signed. Qty 3. G £30/40 871 ‘Dominion Cricket Tournament’. Co, London 1926. Some minor wear Ripley Park, Calagary, Canada. to cover edges otherwise in good 886 Test Captains. Three ‘Leaders of the Official programme for the condition £20/30 World’ first day covers containing tournament held on the 28th-30th twenty three signatures of Test 878 Tour brochures. Official brochures July 1949. G £20/30 Captains. Signatures include Shastri, for tour to England, South Africa K. Hughes, Fleming, Adams, Close, 872 M.C.C. Tour of Canada 1951. 1935, New Zealand 1949, West Kallicharran, Illingworth, De Silva, Souvenir programme for the tour Indies 1950, South Africa 1951 (2, Kirsten, M.J.K. Smith, Willis, issued by the Canadian Cricket both different) and Australia 1953. Brearley, M. Taylor, Gower etc. Odd Association. Sold with official Playfair and Simpson publications. duplication. Sold with two Benham programme for the Canada v M.C.C. Odd faults, generally good condition silk FDC’s signed by Hadlee and tour match played at Brockton Point, £20/30 Dujon. VG £30/40 Vancouver on the 24th August 1951 879 All India to England tour brochures and ‘The Burrard Story. 50 Years of 887 Cricket first day covers and modern for 1932, 1946 and 1959. Detached Club Cricket 1905-1954’. Burrard postcards. Over 200 covers including covers to the 1932 copy otherwise in Cricket Club, Vancouver. Qty 3. G Strand, Stamp Publicity, Benham good condition. Qty 3 £25/35 £30/50 issued covers. In two files and loose. 880 New Zealand to England tour VG £30/50 873 M.C.C. Tour of Canada 1951. brochures for 1931, 1949 and 1958. Official programme for the Canada v 888 Worcestershire. Australia v Detached front cover to the 1949 M.C.C. tour match played at Worcestershire 1993. Benham first copy otherwise in good condition. Brockton Point, Vancouver on the day cover commemorating the Qty 3 £25/35 24th August 1951. Sold with official match, mounted and signed to programme for the Canadian Cricket 881 Benefit brochures. Collection of mount by the Worcestershire team. Championships held at Brockton twenty three Benefit brochures, Framed. Sold with a further pair of Point on the 1st-7th August 1955. some signed including Hammings, first day covers commemorating the Qty 2. G £25/35 Sidebottom, Tolchard, S. Clarke, two Lord’s Finals of 1994, both Lever etc. Sold with bound volumes involving Worcestershire and 874 ‘The Canadian Tour of England of Playfair Cricket Monthly 1968, Warwickshire. The pair mounted and 1954. Produced by The Canadian 1969 and 1971 and various tour the mount signed by eleven Cricketer. Sold with official brochure, booklets etc. Includes members of the Worcestershire programme for the Canada v M.C.C. ‘Cricket 2000 at Sharjah etc. G team. Framed. Signatures on both tour match played at Brockton Point, £20/30 include Curtis, Radford, Hick, Vancouver on the 24th August 1951 Rhodes, Tolley, Illingworth, Moody and ‘The Burrard Story. 50 Years of 882 Cricket tours to New Zealand 1950’s. etc. G £30/40 Club Cricket 1905-1954’. Burrard Official programmes for New Cricket Club, Vancouver. Qty 3. G Zealand v M.C.C. first Test at 889 Don Bradman. 75th Birth £30/50 Christchurch 1950/51, Canterbury v Anniversary first day cover. M.C.C. 1954/55, Canterbury v West Postmarked ‘Cootamundra 875 ‘Yorkshire County Cricket Club tour Indies 1955/56 and Northern & (Bradman’s birth place) 18th of America, Canada and Bermuda Central Districts v M.C.C. Hamilton November 1983’ and signed to face 1964’. Official programme for the 1958/59. Odd faults otherwise in by Bradman. Sold with a mono tour and scorecard for match against good condition £20/30 signed postcard of Malcolm British Columbia played in Marshall. VG £40/60 Vancouver on the 26th September 883 Don Bradman. 75th Birth 1964. G/VG £20/30 Anniversary first day cover. 890 ‘Coverpoint. The Eyewitness of Postmarked ‘Cootamundra Cricket’ videos. Complete collection

79 of the series of fifty videos. Sold with 899 Doulton Lambeth stoneware beaker, lid. The case measures approx twenty nine further videos, the moulded in relief with figures in 7.75”x2.25”. Some wear to edges majority cricket. VG £20/30 roundels of a batsman (W.G. Grace) of case and images otherwise in in different poses and with a white good condition £30/50 891 ‘The Cricketer Magazine’ 1962- sprigged pattern. Doulton Lambeth 2004. Complete run of the magazine 905 Cricket cup. Small early blue and impressed marks to base, date 1880, for the period. All bound in official white cup with transfer printed diamond mark and makers initials green folders. VG £30/50 cricket scene in colour. c1860/70’s. ‘KD’ (Kate Davis), ‘bOO’ (Eborah 2.75” tall. G £50/70 892 Test matches 1980/90’s. Large Bissmire), ‘tt’ (Elsie S. Moore) and collection of cricket programmes, others. Approx 5.5” high. Minor 906 Staffordshire cricket figures. Pair of brochures, scorecards etc for the firing mark to rim otherwise in Staffordshire figures of a boy dressed period. Some full years of Test match good/very good condition £300/400 in a tunic holding a cricket bat with programmes. Good selection. Some stumps and a girl holding a ball. Both 900 Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, Australian publications. G £30/40 6” tall. Both have red stamp to base moulded in relief vignettes of ‘Old Staffordshire Ware. England’ 893 Scottish cricket club fixture cards cricketers, a batsman, bowler and and both numbered. G £100/150 1940-1990’s. Large selection of wicket keeper, Abel, Woods and cards including Scottish Cricket McGregor in white on a brown 907 Cricket ball inkwell. Victorian leather Union including official booklet background. With stylised floral leaf cricket ball inkwell with seam and ‘Scottish Cricket Season 1930), East and flower Art Nouveau decoration quarters. The ball is split and hinged of Scotland C.A. Brunswick C.C., to top and beneath in green glaze. and opens to a brass interior, the Carlton C.C., Murrayfield C.C., Strap handle in brown glaze. approx - centre open again to reveal a glass Watsonians C.C., Grange C.C. imately 6” tall. Incised to base with inkwell insert. Approx 2.5” circum - (includes 1933 fixture card), Leith Doulton Lambeth and makers mark, ference. Some wear with small loss Albion C.C. etc. Some English cards c1880’s. Excellent example of this to leather otherwise in good and Australian Test match tickets rare cricketing ceramic. Very good condition. Rare £100/150 included. Good selection £20/30 condition £400/600 908 Cricketing figures. Pair of large CRICKET CERAMICS & METALWARE 901 W.G. Grace. Staffordshire stoneware attractive continental porcelain circular match holder printed with a figures of a young man cricketer 894 ‘Wm Clark, Caterer. Essex County full length sepia portrait image of dressed as a batsman holding a Cricket Ground. Leyton’. Vesta W.G. Grace in batting mode. The cricket bat aloft and a girl wearing tin/case with titles to lid printed gold match holder stands 2.75” high. holding a cricket bat. Both attrac - on maroon background. The base of Registration mark to base ‘R319664’ tively decorated in blue, white, red the case stamped with ‘London and fading painted mark ‘M615’. and gold. Both stand approx 9.5” Vestas Wax. R. Bell & Co Ltd’. Some Gold lustre to inside rim. G. Rare tall. The number ‘6’ to inside base. rusting, wear otherwise in good £300/400 Repaired damage to the bat condition £50/80 otherwise in good condition. Circa 902 W.G. Grace. MacIntyre of Burslem 895 Cricketing vesta case. Silver vesta 1890/1900 £80/120 stoneware jar and cover with a full case with floral decoration and length sepia portrait image of W.G. 909 Cricketing figure. Attractive blue and raised oval enamel image of a Grace in batting mode. The jar white continental porcelain figure of batsman, full length in batting pose, stands approx 4.5” high. a batsman holding a wooden cricket to side, possibly Jack Hobbs. The Registration marks to base ‘296287’ bat aloft. Gold lustre. Approx 8” tall. vesta is hallmarked Birmingham and ‘R319664’ and painted mark The number ‘38’ to inside base. circa 1934 and it measures 1.25”x1.5”, ‘M615’. Original cover with broken 1890/1900. G £50/70 ring suspension with attached heavy (and lost) finial. Chip to inner rim silver chain. G £250/350 910 Australian tour of England 1948. otherwise in good condition. Rare Collection of nine rare metal pin 896 Silver cricket medal. Medal with £200/300 badges featuring members of the cricket scene to face, ring suspension 903 Cricket snuff box. Large 19th 1948 team. Each badge features a with attached short silver chain. century papier mache circular snuff player, head and shoulders, with Hallmarked to verso ‘Birmingham box. The lid painted with an name printed below. Players are 1925’. G £20/30 excellent image of young cricketer Bradman, Hassett, Barnes, McCool, 897 Middlesex C.C.C. Pair of gold and holding a cricket bat with stumps Morris, Toshack, Johnston, Miller enamel cuff links with Middlesex and landscape scene behind. The and Brown. G £150/250 emblem of the three seaxe’s in blue, box measures 4” diameter and 911 England v Australia 1972. Australian white and gold enamel. G £15/25 1”deep. Some cracking/wear to boomerang signed by twelve painted image wear otherwise in 898 Lord Hawke & F.S. Jackson. Pair of members of the Australian touring good condition. Rare £150/250 cricket buttons with centre party to England 1972. Signatures in enamelled images of Hawke in 904 Cricketing stationary case. Large ink include I.Chappell, Gleeson, batting and Jackson in bowling pose. Victorian papier mache case with Mallett, Walters, Marsh, Massie, In original box. G £60/80 attractive colour cricketing image to Lillee, G.Chappell etc. Approx 23”

80 long. Good condition £40/60 Kinsella, The boy dressed in red shirt with colour image to centre of the with blue trousers, highlighted with lion and kangaroo, bats stumps and 912 ‘The Lord Taverners E.C.B. Trophy. gold lustre. Green outer edge with the Ashes urn. Title below. 3.5” First Class County Championship’. floral pattern decoration. 9.5” diameter. Sold with a glass jar top Large silver plated trophy/cup on diameter. Some firing faults to glaze kangaroo shaped bottle. 5” high. wooden base. Silver rim to wooden otherwise in good condition. Maker Qty 2 £40/60 base with ‘engraving ‘Cricinfo unknown £30/50 Championship. The crickinfo 928 Belt buckle. Victorian metal Championship’ and to back years of 920 E.P. Kinsella. A white baby’s plate embossed circular belt buckle all of Yorkshire County with centre image of the boy depicting to centre with two crossed Championship winnings seasons up cricketer and title ‘Hard Luck’, after cricket bats, stumps and two balls. to 2001. The trophy stands 11” tall. Kinsella, The boy dressed in yellow Approx 2” diameter. Some wear, ‘E.P.N.S.’ hall mark to trophy. G/VG shirt with red trousers. 7.25” generally good condition £50/70 £80/120 diameter. J. Kent, Fenton, England. 929 ‘The Noble Sport of Cricket. The G £25/25 913 ‘Bob Woolmer Benefit Year 1984. Renowned Cricketers. George Parr Silver plated rose bowl trophy 921 Cricket plate. Unusual and unknown and Alfred Mynn. Tall yellow tankard produced, presumably by Woolmer green cricket plate with images of with transfer printed images of the in appreciation of efforts made for children playing cricket to centre two players with titles above and his Benefit in 1984. Inscribed beside with foliage decoration and below. Gold lustre decoration. Gray’s main title ‘Thank you for all your unknown symbols to outer edges. Pottery, Stoke-On-Trent. Mark help, Bob Woolmer’. The trophy unidentified mark to reverse. Date ‘51520’. G £30/40 stands approx 7” tall. G £30/50 and maker unknown. Possibly 930 Cricketing figure. Attractive blue and french?. Plate measures 9” in 914 England v New Zealand 1973. Silver white continental porcelain figure of diameter. G £70/100 metal replica of The Prudential a batsman holding a cricket bat aloft. Trophy presented to England 922 ‘William Davies, Scorer’. Sandland Gold lustre. Approx 8” tall. The Captain Ray Illingworth after Ware ceramic ash tray with transfer number ‘97’ to inside base. circa England 2-0 Test series victory over printed image of Davies scoring. Gilt 1890/1900. Some wear to lustre. G New Zealand. The trophy stands lustre to rim. 4.5”x4.5”. G £25/35 £50/70 5.5” tall, has cricket bat decoration 923 Cricket bag. Large crested china 931 ‘Marylebone Cricket Club. and wording below. VG £80/100 cricket bag with colour emblem for Bicentenary 1787-1987’. Silver, 915 Surrey C.C.C. Pair of fluted ‘Edinburgh’. Approx 4.5” long. hallmarked, medal produced to champagne glasses. 8.5” tall. G Durie Brown & Co, Princes Street, commemorate the Bicentenary by £40/60 Edinburgh. G £20/30 Thomas Fattorini of Regent Street. In original presentation case. VG 916 England v Australia 1981, The 924 Staffordshire waisted mug with strap £30/50 Prudential Trophy. A silver convex handle, with cream background and medal presented to Test Umpire three raised figures of a batsman, 932 ‘W.G. Grace’. Halcyon Days circular Barrie Meyer. The medal with relief bowler and wicket keeper, believed enamelled pill box. The lid decorated of cricket ball seam to centre and to be Lillywhite, Pilch and Box. with Grace batting, details to the title to outer edge. Hallmarked. In c1870. Floral decoration between inside of the lid ‘A Village cricket original presentation case. G figures. Silver lustre. 3.25” high. match at the turn of the 19th £80/100 Minor chip to rim and minor hairline Century’, with a small vignette of a crack otherwise in good condition fielder to the inside , the base with 917 Cut throat razors. Pair of ivory cut £70/100 crossed bats, ball etc. Stamped to throat razors in original case by base ‘Bilston & Battersea Enamels’. Alfred Williams of Sheffield, each 925 Staffordshire waisted mug with strap Halcyon Days. In original box. VG with elaborate cricket motif to blade. handle, with cream background and £60/90 ‘Clean Shave’. One of the blades three raised figures of a batsman, decoration fading. G £80/120 bowler and wicket keeper, believed 933 ‘Cricket at Lord’s’. Halcyon Days to be Lillywhite, Pilch and Box. circular enamelled pill box. The lid 918 E.P. Kinsella. A rectangular pottery c1870. Floral decoration between with scene of Lord’s at the beginning wall plaque, after Kinsella, printed figures. Silver lustre. 4” high. Minor of the 19th Century, the hinged lid with a portrait of a boy in red shirt chip to rim otherwise in good revealing title ‘Cricket at Lord’s in and blue trousers, smoking a cigar condition £80/120 the early 19th Century’ and small and holding a cricket bat ready to vignette of a cricketer in top hat. The play. Title below ‘A Dry Wicket’ by 926 Cricket spill holder. Continental outer decorated with spectators. ‘FAR’ within floral borders. Green bisque cricketer spill/match holder. Stamped to base ‘Bilston & Battersea outer edge with gold lustre. 7”x8”. Batsman holding bat in batting pose Enamels’. Halcyon Days. G £50/70 Circa 1900. G £80/120 with spill holder behind. 5” tall. G £30/40 934 ‘Bicentenary of the M.C.C.’. Halcyon 919 E.P. Kinsella. A green plate with Days oval enamelled pill box. The lid centre image of the boy cricketer 927 England v Australia 1953 ‘Ashes Test with a cricket match at Lord’s, the and title ‘Out First Ball’, after Series’. Original souvenir ashtray

81 hinged lid revealing title ‘To with image of the ground and ‘N.C.S.A. Cricket 1952’, ‘L&D.C.L. commemorate the Bicentenary of title/date. In original box. G £30/40 1909. Champions Leek Alexandra’, the Marylebone Cricket Club 1787- ‘Leicester W.M.C. Cricket League. 943 ‘Sheffield United Cricket Club’ Early 1987’ and small vignette of Thomas Champions 1927’, Bedford & District brass disc admission ticket Lord. The outer decorated with the Cricket League. H. Faulkener 1934’, c1850/60’s with the initials Lord’s pavilion. Stamped to base, ‘Birmingham Postman Sports Club’ ‘S.U.C.C.’ to face. An early form of ‘Halcyon Days Enamels’. In original and ‘L&D.M.S.S.C.L. Division 6. entry ticket. Rare £60/90 box. VG £60/90 1926’. Attractive medals. G £30/40 The Sheffield United Cricket Club 935 ‘Large batsman’. German novelty 948 Silver cricket medals. Six silver with was formed in 1855 and played its figure of a large batsman. Modelled enamel cricket medals each with games at the Bramall Lane Ground with pads and bat, his brown elaborate cricketing decoration, five nodding head (elasticated), wearing 944 Hastings Cricket Club. Large hallmarked. Inscribed to verso. blue cap, his face marked as a cricket wooden cased presentation mantle ‘Dudley Cricket Club Grainger ball. Sold with a similar figure, clock with original dial and gold Competition 1925’, ‘Fulham & nodding head, mounted to form an decorative surround. ‘ Brass plaque District Cricket League Div 1 1927’, ashtray. 3.5” tall. G £40/60 to lower case reads ‘Presented to Mr ‘Fulham & District Cricket League Robert F. Boutwood on the Occasion Div 3 1926’, ‘Raleigh Athletic Club 936 German bisque figure of a boy of his Marriage, by The Members of 1931 Runner up’, ‘Leeds Printing batsman holding cricket bat and ball. the Rovers Cricket Club. April 1900’. Trades Cricket League. J. McLean’ Stamp to back ‘Germany No. 4183’. Clock by Enfield of London. 16” tall, and ‘London Transport District Line 5” tall. G £40/60 12” wide and 7.5” deep. Lacking A.A. Baxter Trophy 1957’. Attractive 937 ‘Cricketing Elf’. German bisque key. Sold with a collection of medals. G £30/40 figure of a Elf batsman, wearing to Hastings C.C. and related, mainly, 949 Alphabet cricket plate. 19th Century tall pointed hat, holding cricket bat team photographs including earthenware circular ‘Alphabet’ and wearing pads. nodding head Hastings Ramblers C.C. 1938, child’s plate with cricket scene to (elasticated). 4” tall. G £30/50 Hastings team v Barclays Bank 1937, centre, transfer printed in various Buckhurst Hill C.C. South Coast tour 938 Cricket ceramics. Mainly modern colours within the letters of the 1951, ‘Hastings Municipals C.C. including two reproduction flat back alphabet to rim. Approx 7.5” 1938, South Saxons C.C. 1937’, cricketers, 10” tall, bowl, plate and diameter. Crack and repair to back of ‘Queens Road Development 1958’, mug ceramic cricket set, pewter plate, not affecting plate front ‘The Old Alexandrians c 1900’ etc. cricket flask, two ceramic tiles with otherwise in good condition £40/60 Plus a Vanity Fair colour chromolith - images from ‘Pickwick Papers’, ograph of J.L. Baldwin, Co-Founder 950 Miniature ivory cricket bat. 3.75”. G ‘Lilliput Lane’ cricket pavilion ‘Out of I Zingari C.C. Varied condition, £30/40 for a Duck’, cricket cruet set etc. Plus generally good £40/60 three modern cricket tee-shirts and a 951 ‘The Right Spirit’. Original colour replica Sri Lankan one day shirt. Qty 945 Silver cricket medals. Six silver cricket free standing advertising card for 16. G £40/60 medals each with elaborate ‘Teachers Whisky’, with fold out flap cricketing decoration, all hallmarked. to reverse, c1920/30’s. The card 939 ‘The Ashes Centenary Tankard Five inscribed to verso. ‘Scarborough with image of boys playing cricket 1882-1982. Franklin Porcelain 1982. Cricket League 1904. W. Gibson’, using whisky bottles as wickets. With 6.5” tall. With certificate of authen - ‘E.B.C.L. S.S. 1926 Highest Score A. title to bottom border. ‘The Right ticity. G £20/30 Walby 104’, Birmingham Public Spirit. Teacher’s Whisky’. 12”x9”. 940 Grace, Edrich and Hobbs. Three Parks Cricket Assoc’, ‘B.W.C.L. Rare in this form. Good condition individual copper metal ‘Century of 1910. H. Mills’, ‘For Brilliant Batting £40/60 Century’ plaques produced by at T.H.H. & Co’s 1st Annual Picnic 952 Jack Hobbs. ‘My Cricket Record’. Nubern products. Each mounted and 1912’. Attractive medals. G £30/40 78rpm record made by Jack Hobbs framed, approx 6.5”x9”. VG £20/30 946 Silver cricket medals. Six silver with in August 1925. Hobbs talks on 941 ‘Surrey Cricketers’ Tankard’. Half gilt cricket medals each with cricket. VG £40/60 pint glass with title, Surrey emblem elaborate cricketing decoration, four CRICKET ATTIRE, CAPS, and twelve printed signatures all out of the six hallmarked. Three BLAZERS & TIES embossed in white to the sides of the inscribed to verso. ‘Notts Cricket glass. Approx 4.5” high. Being sold League 1899-J. Turner’, ‘F. Turner. 953 Mike Atherton (Lancashire & on behalf of a church charity. G N.C.C.C. 1930’, ‘W.E.C.S.A.A. England). Lancashire C.C.C. navy £10/15 Cricket Cup Winners 1938’ and ‘R.F. blue cloth 1st XI cricket cap. ‘M.A. E.S.S.C.C. 1904’. Attractive medals. Atherton’ handwritten to inside 942 England ‘Ashes’ Win 2005. ‘Home G £30/40 label. Embroidered emblem panel of the Ashes Victory. September replaced. Good condition £40/60 12th 2005’. Large Wedgewood 947 Silver cricket medals. Six silver with bone china plate issued to enamel cricket medals each with 954 Lancashire C.C.C. navy blue cloth commemorate England winning the elaborate cricketing decoration, five 1st XI cricket cap. Ownership Ashes at the Oval. Colourful plate hallmarked. Inscribed to verso. unknown. Good condition £40/60

82 955 G.K. Brown (Middlesex & Durham). white of St George & Dragon of of red, gold and black with printed Middlesex C.C.C. navy blue cloth 1st England and below in scroll ‘Pakistan label to neck ‘I.J. Jones’. G £50/70 XI cricket cap. ‘Gary Brown’ & Ceylon 1972/73’ to breast pocket. 969* Ian Botham, Somerset, handwritten to inside label. Cap a Trimming to pockets, sleeves and Worcestershire, Durham & England little faded otherwise in good blazer edging in M.C.C. colours of 1974-1993. Somerset white long condition £70/100 yellow and red. Blazer by Simpson of sleeved sweater worn by Botham Piccadilly. Player unknown. Gary Brown made one appearance during his playing career. With Good/very good condition for Middlesex in 1986 before Somerset emblem embroidered to £140/180 moving to Durham in 1988 chest and trimming to neck and 962 Tom Graveney. Worcestershire waist in Somerset colours. The 956 South Africa red and green ‘baseball C.C.C. & England. Worcestershire sweater was given by Botham to Tim style’ One Day International cricket 1st XI sleeveless cricket sweater Hudson, his agent during the 1980’s. cap. ‘D.R.’ handwritten to label. worn by Graveney during his playing With letter of authentication from ‘Albion C&D’. Good condition career. The sweater with trimming in Hudson to this effect. Previously sold £30/50 green and black to neck and waist. by Knights in 1996. Minor mark to Possibly Dave Rundle or Dave Worn condition. The sweater was sweater otherwise in good condition. Richardson??? presented to Vic Lewis in 1969 Rare item of Botham memorabilia £80/120 £400/500 957 Tom Moody. Western Australia & Australia. Western Australia Cricket 963 Keith Brown. Middlesex 1st XI 970 Cricket ties. Collection of fifteen ties Association yellow and black one sleeveless sweater with Middlesex including M.C.C. Members, M.C.C. day baseball cricket cap with emblem and ‘Austin Reed’ sponsors City, ‘ESCA’, World Cup 1999 ‘W.A.C.A.’ emblem to front. Worn logo and trimming to neck and waist (Edinburgh), East of Scotland Cricket by Moody and signed to peak of in Middlesex colours. The sweater Association etc. Odd rugby tie cap. With note of authentication given to the vendor by Keith Brown’s included. G £20/30 from the vendor who obtained it brother Gary who played for 971 Cricket ties. Collection of thirty six direct from Moody. VG £30/50 Durham. G £30/50 ties including M.C.C. Members, 958 Edward Lambert a’Beckett, St. Kilda, 964 Keith Brown. Middlesex 1st XI long M.C.C. City, Ian Botham Benefit Victoria & Australia 1925-1932. St. sleeved sweater with Middlesex 1984, Reliance Cup 1987, Chris Old Kilda club cloth cap worn by emblem and ‘Austin Reed’ sponsors benefit 1979. Yorkshire members, a’Beckett in 1930. The black cap logo and trimming to neck, sleeve Bicentennial Test etc. Good Yorkshire with St. Kilda emblem to front. Some and waist in Middlesex colours. interest. Sold with an excellent set of distress to inside lining otherwise in ‘Brown’ handwritten to label. The M.C.C. braces and Vic Lewis’s book generally good condition £60/90 sweater given to the vendor by Keith ‘Cricket Ties. An International guide Brown’s brother Gary who played for for Cricket Lovers’ 1984. G £40/60 959 Steve Rhodes, Yorkshire, Durham. Good condition £30/50 Worcestershire & England 1981- CRICKET BATS, BALLS 2004. England navy blue cloth Test 965 England ‘A’ International sleeveless & EQUIPMENT cap with embroidered three lions sweater with trimming in red and 972 John ‘Jack’ Berry Hobbs, Surrey & and crown emblem of England to blue to waist and neck. G £25/35 England 1905-1934. ‘Jack Hobbs. cap. Worn by Rhodes on the 966 England ‘A’ International long The Oval Extra Special’ cricket bat England tour of Australia 1994/95. sleeved sweater with trimming in red used by Hobbs for England v ‘S. Rhodes’ printed to inside. Also and blue to waist, sleeve and neck. G Australia in the 5th Test played at ‘Bumpy 94/95’ and signature of £25/35 The Oval on the 14th-18th August Rhodes to inside. Good condition 1926. Hobbs second innings score of £200/300 967 Andrew Pratt. Durham 1st XI exactly 100 runs in an opening sleeveless sweater with Durham 960 Christopher James Tavare, Kent, partnership of 172 helped England emblem and ‘Newcastle Brown Ale’ Somerset & England 1974-1993. win the Test match by 289 runs and sponsors logo and trimming to neck England navy blue cloth Test cap, by the series 1-0 after the previous four and waist in Derbyshire colours. Michael of Chatham, with Tests were drawn. The bat inscribed Sweater a little shrunk. Sold with a embroidered three lions and crown in Hobbs hand to verso ‘J.B. Hobbs. further unknown sleeveless cricket emblem of England to cap. Worn by To my friend and supporter E.W. sweater with tree emblem and Tavare during his England career. Beston with best wishes August 20th trimming in red and green. Qty 2 ‘C.J. Tavare’ handwritten to inside 1926’. The face of the bat nicely £20/30 label. Sold with Somerset C.C.C. signed in ink by both the England compliment slip signed by Tavare. 968 Jeff Jones. Glamorgan & England and Australian teams. Thirty six Good condition £200/300 1960-1968. M.C.C./England signatures including Carr, Hobbs, sleeveless touring sweater, by Jaeger, Larwood, Tate, Geary, Hendren, 961 M.C.C. tour of India, Pakistan & worn by Jones whilst playing for Chapman, Sutcliffe, Woolley, Ceylon 1972/73. Official M.C.C. England. The sweater with trimming Sandham, Collins, Bardsley, navy blue touring blazer with to neck and waist in M.C.C. colours Macartney, Mailey, Woodfull, embroidered M.C.C. emblem in

83 Gregory, Ponsford, Hendry, Evans, Lock, Laker, Trueman etc. replaced A.W. Carr with A.P.F. Grimmett, Oldfield, Andrews etc. Slight fading to Evans inscription and Chapman as Captain and recalled The bat with number ‘8’ to back. some of the Australian signatures Wilfred Rhodes at the age of 48. Good/very good condition faded, others fading, the majority England won the Test by 289 runs. £1500/2500 good. Sold with a soft back edition For England Hobbs (100) and of the 1954 Wisden which covers Sutcliffe (161) both made hundreds A similar Hobbs bat from the same the 1953 Ashes tour and Evans in the 2nd innings and both Rhodes collection (i.e. E.W. Beston) was innings. G £250/350 and Larwood took six wickets in the sold a few years ago for £15,000 match. For Australia Gregory top 976 Tony Lock. Surrey & England 1946- 973 John ‘Jack’ Berry Hobbs, Surrey & scored with 73, Collins 61, 1971. ‘Alfred Jameson of London’ England 1905-1934. ‘Wisden. Woodfull and Grimmett 35 each full size cricket bat used by Lock in Perfect Driver. Superior’ cricket bat and Mailey took nine wickets in the his playing career. The bat was given believed to have been used by match. England regained the Ashes by Lock to Peter Rogers, a close Hobbs on his last tour of Australia in for the first time since 1912 friend and fellow cricketer, who 1928/29. Hobbs scored over 950 played second XI cricket for 979 ‘England v Australia, Lord’s 1921’. runs on the tour including 142 in the Middlesex and Essex 2nd XI in the Jack Hobbs ‘Extra Special’ first innings of the 5th Test played at 1950/60’s. To reverse a hand written Autograph bat signed to face by the Melbourne as England won the inscription in Lock’s hand ‘To Peter. England and Australian teams who series 4-1. The bat signed to verso with best wishes you B...... Signed played in the 2nd Test played at by Hobbs. Good condition Tony Lock’. Some fading to Lord’s on the 11th-14th June 1921. £200/300 inscription, rubber perished and a Twenty five signatures in ink 974 Kenneth Frank Barrington, Surrey & little treated worming otherwise including Warwick Armstrong, England 1953-1968. ‘Slazenger good condition £70/100 Collins, McDonald, Gregory, Carter, Gradidge Super’ cricket bat used by Mailey, Bardsley, Hendry, Andrews, 977 Arthur Owen Jones. Barrington on the 1959/60 M.C.C. J.W.H.T. Douglas, Knight, Dipper, Nottinghamshire & England 1892- tour of the West Indies in which he Woolley, Hendren, Tennyson, Haig, 1914. Gunn & Moore ‘autograph’ scored over 1000 runs including Strudwick, Hearne, Holmes, Parkin cricket bat used by Jones during his centuries in the first two Test etc. The bat inscribed to foot ‘Lord’s cricketing career. The bat has Jones matches in Barbados (128 runs) and 11 June 1921. England v Australia’. signature and date 1910 and Trinidad (121 runs). The bat was The back is signed and inscribed handwritten name of ownership to given to his team mate Jim Laker ‘Royal Berkshire Hospital Sportsmans shoulder of bat. Some worm holes who in turn gave it to David Wilson Fund. Presented by Jack Hobbs’. otherwise in generally good of Kent, a good friend of Laker, he Minor fading to odd signature condition. Sold with an original played for Kent 2nd XI and otherwise in good condition. Rare photograph of Jones in batting pose. Staffordshire. Sold with letter of £400/600 Photograph by L.N.A. Photo of Fleet authenticity from Wilson and Street. Mounted, framed and glazed In the 2nd Test, Australia won by supporting correspondence from £250/350 eight wickets. For Australia Bardsley Laker to Wilson. The bat with made 88 & 63, Gregory 52, Carter number ‘3’ to back. Sold with a soft 978 England v Australia 1926. Macaulay 46, Andrews 9 & 49 and McDonald back edition of Wisden for 1961 & Sutcliffe ‘White Rose Extra Special’ took eight and Mailey six wickets in which covers the 1959/60 tour of cricket bat nicely signed in ink to the match. For England Woolley the West Indies. G £800/1200 face by the England and Australian made 95 & 93, Tennyson 74no in teams who played at the Oval in the 975 Godfrey Evans. Kent & England the 2nd innings, Dipper 11 & 40 and 5th Test, 14th-18th August 1926. 1939-1967. Cricket bat used by Durston took 5 wickets in the match Twenty seven signatures, England, Evans in making his highest Test 13 signatures and Australia, 14 980 Australian tour of South Africa score of 44no against the Australians signatures. Signatures include 1966/67. Graeme Pollock Junior in the 3rd Test at Old Trafford in the Collins, Bardsley, Richardson, Ryder, Springbok’ cricket bat signed to 1953 Ashes series. The bat with Grimmett, Gregory, Mailey, verso by both the Australian and handwritten inscription from Evans Woodfull, Ponsford, Oldfield, South African teams. Twenty six to verso ‘This bat was used by Chapman, Sutcliffe, Hendren, signatures in ink including Lawry, Godfrey Evans in the Manchester Woolley, Larwood, Rhodes, Tate, Cowper, McKenzie, Hawke, Test during his innings of 44no’. Hobbs, Strudwick etc. Handwritten Chappell, Barlow, Goddard, Pollock, Signed by Evans. His initials are also title ‘5th Test at the Oval, August Bacher, Procter, Bland etc. Some handwritten to verso. The bat later 1926’. The signatures in generally fading to signatures, although all signed to face by both the Australian good/very good condition. legible with the exception of two and England teams who played at £600/900 £70/100 the Oval in 1953. Twenty eight signatures including Morris, Benaud, This was the famous Test match 981 South African tour of England 1935. Miller, Harvey, Langley, Johnston, where the fifth Test was the Gunn & Moore ‘Autograph’ cricket Ring, Lindwall, Craig, Hutton, deciding Test, the previous four bat signed to face by the South Bedser, Edrich, Compton, May, being drawn.The English selectors African touring 1935. Fifteen

84 signatures in ink including Wade, Roope, Gary Mason, Roger Harper, cricket bat nicely signed to face by Dalton, Mitchell, Rowan, Siedle, Reg Scarlett etc. Rubber handle the two teams who played in the Nourse, Crisp, Bell, Viljeon etc. Some perished otherwise in good condition 2nd Test at Lord’s 1958. Twenty spidering to signatures otherwise in £30/50 eight signatures including Reid, Blair, good condition. Rare £140/180 Alabaster, Sparling, Ward, May, 986 England v Pakistan 1974. Split and Cowdrey, Laker, Evans, Richardson, South Africa beat England 1-0 in the hinged cricket stump signed in ink by Trueman etc. G £70/100 series (first time) both the England and Pakistan teams who played in the first Test at England won the Test by an innings 982 Australian tour of South Africa Headingley in July 1974. Twenty & 148 runs 1935/36. Gunn & Moore ‘Superb seven signatures including Denness, Driver’ cricket bat with excellent 991 England v South Africa, Lord’s 1960. Greig, Knott, Amiss, Arnold, Edrich, record of the Test matches B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” Fletcher, Intikhab, Sadiq, Asif Iqbal, handwritten to face and signed to cricket bat nicely signed to face by Asif Masood, Sarfraz, Majid Khan verso by both the Australian and the two teams who played in the etc. Also signed by the Leicestershire South African teams, Umpires, two Test at Lord’s 1960. Twenty three and Middlesex teams of 1974 with South African selectors, Manager signatures including McGlew, twenty three signatures. Signatures etc. Thirty one signatures in ink Goddard, Waite, Tayfield, Adcock, include Brearley, Butcher, Titmus, including Richardson, McCabe, Cowdrey, Barrington, Statham, Edmonds, Tolchard, Davidson, O’Reilly, Oldfield, Fingleton, Brown, Dexter, Illingworth, Jones, Barber Birkenshaw, Steele etc. Some fading, Darling, Chipperfield, Wade, Crisp, etc. G £70/100 wear to signatures otherwise in good Mitchell, Rowan, Siedle, Nourse etc. condition £40/60 992 England v Pakistan, Lord’s 1962. B. Some fading to two signatures Warsop of Marylebone 18” cricket otherwise in good condition. Rare 987 Gradidge ‘Len Hutton Autograph’ bat nicely signed to face by the two £250/300 miniature cricket bat recording ‘Len teams who played in the 2nd Test at Hutton Test Record 364 v Australia 983 Cricket World Cup 1999. Excellent Lord’s 1962. Twenty three signatures 1938’ with facsimile signatures of collection of twelve ‘Gunn & Moore’ including Hanif, Mustaq, Burki, the England and Australian teams. full size cricket bats signed by the Mathias, Dexter, Cowdrey, Trueman, Sold with a ‘Wills Woodbine’ tin competing teams in the World Cup Parfitt, Lock, Coldwell etc. G cricket game. Game with mechanical Finals held in England in 1999. Each £70/100 spinner. In very good condition bat has a printed heading to the top £25/35 England won the Test by an nine of the bat ie ‘1999 Cricket World wickets Cup’ and the team name and signed 988 Australian tour of England 1948. by the teams playing squad Miniature cricket bat nicely signed in 993 England v New Zealand, Lord’s beneath. The teams are New ink by all eighteen members of the 1969. Stuart Surridge 17” cricket bat Zealand, Sri Lanka, Australia, touring party including Bagman Bill nicely signed to face and verso by England, West Indies, Zimbabwe, Ferguson. Signatures include the two teams who played in the 1st India, Pakistan, South Africa, Bradman, Hassett, Morris, Tallon, Test at Lord’s 1969. Twenty eight Scotland, Bangladesh and Kenya. Loxton, Johnson, Brown, Barnes, signatures including Dowling, Signatures include Lara, Ambrose, Harvey, Miller, Lindwall, Toshack etc. Pollard, Turner, Collinge, Hadlee, Walsh, Ranatunga, Jayasuriya, Minor spidering to odd signature Congdon, Boycott, Edrich, Knight, Fleming, Cairns, Vettori, Stewart, otherwise in good/very good Knott, Underwood etc. G/VG Gough, Flintoff, Tikolo, Flower, condition. Rare in this form £70/100 Streak, Wasim Akram, Waqar £600/900 England won the Test by 230 runs Younis, Cronje, Klussener, Pollock, 989 England v South Africa, Lord’s 1951. Donald, Waugh, Warne, Gilchrist, 994 England v West Indies, Lord’s 1969. B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” McGrath, Ponting, Azharuddin, B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” cricket bat nicely signed to face by Tendulkar, Kumble etc. Two of the cricket bat nicely signed to face and the two teams who played in the bats have been signed using a verso by the two teams who played 2nd Test at Lord’s 1951. Twenty six slightly thicker pen. G/VG £300/400 in the 2nd Test at Lord’s 1969. signatures including Nourse, Rowan, Twenty seven signatures including 984 South Africa 1994. Holt & Haskell Fullerton, Cheetham, McGlew, Sobers, Gibbs, Carew, Lloyd, cricket bat signed to face by the McLean, Brown, Compton, Wardle, Fredericks, Camacho, Illingworth, South African team. Seventeen Statham, Hutton, Simpson etc. Parfitt, Boycott, Edrich, Snow etc. signatures including Wessels, Cronje, Signed to verso by the Gentlemen v G/VG £70/100 Cullinan, Donald, Rhodes, Hudson, Players teams of 1951. Twenty two Matthews etc. G £30/50 signatures. Slight fading to the The match was drawn England signatures otherwise in 985 Neal Radford ‘Benefit Year’ 1995. 995 England v India, Lord’s 1974. Stuart good condition £70/100 Duncan Fearnley full size bat signed Surridge 17” cricket bat nicely by twenty celebrities and players England won the Test by 10 wickets signed to face and verso by the two including former prime Minister John teams who played in the 2nd Test at 990 England v New Zealand, Lord’s Major, his wife Norma, Brian Close, Lord’s 1974. Twenty six signatures 1958. B. Warsop of Marylebone 18”

85 including Wadekar, Gavaskar, Bedi, July 13th 1878. Framed, overall Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. G/VG. Madan Lal, Viswanath, Engineer etc. 12.25”x18”. G/VG £180/250 G £70/90 Lacking rubber. G £70/100 1002 Lord Harris, George Robert Canning, 1010 Lord Martin Bladen Hawke. England won the Test by an innings Kent & England 1870-1911. Vanity Yorkshire & England 1881-1911. and 285 runs Fair. ‘Kent’. Original colour Vanity Fair. ‘Yorkshire Cricket’. chromolithograph of Harris by SPY, Original colour chromolithograph of 996 England v Pakistan, Lord’s 1974. dated 16th July 1881. Framed, Hawke by SPY, dated 24th Stuart Surridge 17” cricket bat nicely overall 12.25”x18”. G/VG September 1892. Framed, overall signed to face and verso by the two £130/160 12.25”x18”. Minor foxing to teams who played in the 2nd Test at borders, not affecting image, Lord’s 1974. Twenty seven 1003 George John Bonnor. New South otherwise in good condition signatures including Sarfraz, Mustaq, Wales & Australia 1881-1891. £150/250 Asif Iqbal, Zaheer, Bari, Masood, Vanity Fair. ‘Australian Cricket’. Denness, Greig, Underwood, Amiss, Original colour chromolithograph of 1011 Charles Burgess Fry, Sussex & Knott etc. Lacking rubber. G Bonnor by APE, dated 13th England 1894-1908. Vanity Fair. £70/100 September 1884. Framed, overall ‘Oxford Athletics’. Original colour 12.25”x18”. G £120/160 chromolithograph of Fry by SPY, The match was drawn dated 19th April 1894. Framed, 1004 Hon. Alfred Lyttelton. Cambridge 997 England v West Indies, Lord’s 1976. overall 12.25”x18”. G £50/70 University, Middlesex & England B. Warsop of Marylebone 18” 1876-1887. Vanity Fair. ‘English 1012 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, Sussex & cricket bat nicely signed to face and Cricket’. Original colour chromolith - England 1893-1920. Vanity Fair. verso by the two teams who played ograph of Lyttelton by APE, dated ‘Ranji’. Original colour chromolith - in the 2nd Test at Lord’s 1976. 20th September 1884. Framed, ograph of Ranjitsinhji by SPY, dated Twenty six signatures including overall 12.25”x18”. Players name 26th August 1897. Framed, overall Lloyd, Daniel, Roberts, Julian, King, handwritten in pencil to lower 12.25”x18”. Minor faults otherwise Gomes, Kallicharran, Greig, Close, border. G £80/120 in good condition £80/120 Snow, Wood, Knott, Steele etc. G/VG £70/100 1005 Walter William Read. Surrey & 1013 Captain Edward George Wynyard, England 1873-1897. Vanity Fair. Hampshire & England 1894-1912. The match was drawn ‘W.W.’. Original colour chromolith - Vanity Fair. ‘Hampshire’. Original 998 England v India 1990. Kookaburra ograph of Read by LIB, dated 28th colour chromolithograph of miniature bat signed by the England July 1888. Framed, overall Wynyard by CG, dated 25th August team who played at Lord’s where 12.25”x18”. G/VG £60/80 1898. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. Graham Gooch scored 333 and 123, G £70/100 1006 Hylton Philipson. Oxford University, record Test aggregate. G £40/60 Middlesex & England 1887-1898. 1014 Gilbert Laird Jessop, Gloucestershire 999 Walter Reginald Hammond. Vanity Fair. ‘Oxford Cricket’. & England 1894-1914. Vanity Fair. Gloucestershire & England 1920- Original colour chromolithograph of ‘The Croucher’. Original colour 1951. Cricket ball inscribed ‘W.R. Philipson by SPY, dated 29th June chromolithograph of Jessop by SPY, Hammond (6-26) 1933’. Hammond 1889. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. dated 25th July 1901. Framed, took 6-26 for Gloucestershire G/VG £40/60 overall 12.25”x18”. G/VG £70/100 against Surrey in the match played at 1007 Albert Nielson Hornby, Lancashire & 1015 Digby Loder Armroid Jephson, Bristol on the 8th-11th July 1933. G England 1867-1899. Vanity Fair. Surrey 1890-1904. Vanity Fair. ‘The £30/50 ‘Monkey’. Original colour Lobster’. Original colour chromolith - CRICKET PRINTS & PAINTINGS chromolithograph of Hornby by ograph of Jephson by SPY, dated STUFF, dated 15th August 1891. 22th May 1902. Framed, overall The following collection of 35 Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. Players 18”x12.25”. G £40/50 Vanity Fair lithographs are name handwritten in pencil to lower uniformly mounted and attractively 1016 Robert Abel, Surrey & England border. Minor foxing/light marks framed and glazed 1881-1904. Vanity Fair. ‘Bobby’. otherwise in good condition £50/70 Original colour chromolithograph of 1000 William Gilbert Grace. 1008 Andrew Earnest Stoddart, Middlesex Abel by SPY, dated 5th June 1902. Gloucestershire & England 1865- & England 1885-1900. Vanity Fair. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. G/VG 1908. Vanity Fair. ‘Cricket’. Original ‘A Big Hitter’. Original colour £35/45 colour chromolithograph of Grace by chromolithograph of Stoddart by SPY, dated 9th June 1877. Framed, 1017 Hon Frank Stanley Jackson, Surrey & STUFF, dated 9th July 1892. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. G £150/250 England 1890-1907. Vanity Fair. ‘A overall 12.25”x18”. G/VG £60/80 Flannelled Fighter’. Original colour 1001 Frederick Robert Spofforth. New 1009 Samuel Moses James Woods, chromolithograph of Jackson by SPY, South Wales, Victoria & Australia Somerset, England & Australia 1886- dated 28th August 1902. Framed, 1874-1888. Vanity Fair. ‘The Demon 1910. Vanity Fair. ‘Sammy’. Original overall 12.25”x18”. G £70/100 Bowler’. Original colour chromolith - colour chromolithograph of Woods ograph of Spofforth by SPY, dated by STUFF, dated 6th August 1892.

86 1018 Lionel Charles Hamilton Palairet, chromolithograph of Gillingham by 1033 John Richard Mason, Kent & Somerset & England 1890-1909. SPY, dated 15th August 1906. England. ‘Supplement to the World’ Vanity Fair. ‘Repton, Oxford & Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. G magazine. ‘Mr J.R. Mason’. Original Somerset’. Original colour £70/90 colour chromolithograph of Mason chromolithograph of Palairet by SPY, by SPY. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. 1027 Cyril Mowbray Wells, Middlesex dated 6th August 1903. Framed, Minor foxing otherwise in good 1891-1909. Vanity Fair. ‘Father’. overall 12.25”x18”. G/VG £60/80 condition £50/80 Original colour chromolithograph of 1019 George Hirst. Yorkshire & England Wells by SPY, dated 10th July 1907. 1034 Leslie Ward 1851-1922. Vanity Fair. 1891-1929. Vanity Fair. ‘Yorkshire’. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. G/VG ‘Spy’. Original colour chromolith - Original colour chromolithograph of £60/90 ograph of Ward by PAL, dated 23rd Hirst by SPY, dated 20th August November 1889. Framed, overall 1028 Kenneth Lotherington Hutchings, 1903. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. 12.25”x18”. G £40/60 Kent & England 1902-1912. Vanity G/VG £60/80 Fair. ‘A Century Maker’. Original Leslie Ward, over a period of forty 1020 Pelham Francis Warner, Middlesex & colour chromolithograph of years, painted many of the England 1894-1929. Vanity Fair. Hutchings by SPY, dated 14th caricature prints for Vanity Fair ‘Plum’. Original colour chromolith - August 1907. Framed, overall magazine which included many ograph of Warner by SPY, dated 3rd 12.25”x18”. Minor mark to top prominent sporting personalities September 1903. Framed, overall border not affecting image including Cricketers. He used the 12.25”x18”. G £30/50 otherwise in good condition pseudonym ‘SPY’ on his work £70/100 1021 Bernard James Tindall Bosanquet, 1035 Carlo Pellegrini 1839-1889. Vanity Middlesex & England 1898-1919. 1029 Colin Blythe, Kent & England 1899- Fair. ‘APE’. Original colour Vanity Fair. ‘An Artful Bowler’. 1914. Vanity Fair. ‘Charlie’. Original chromolithograph of Pellegrini by Original colour chromolithograph of colour chromolithograph of Blythe AJM, dated 27th April 1889. Bosanquet by SPY, dated 15th by ALS, dated 3rd August 1910. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. G September 1904. Framed, overall Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. G £40/60 12.25”x18”. G £70/100 £40/60 Carlo Pellegrini, over a period of 1022 Lord Dalmeny, Middlesex & Surrey 1030 John ‘Jack’ Berry Hobbs, Surrey & fifty years, painted many of the 1902-1908. Vanity Fair. ‘In his England 1905-1934. Vanity Fair. ‘A caricature prints for Vanity Fair Father’s Steps’. Original colour Tested Centurion’. Original colour magazine which included many chromolithograph of Dalmeny by chromolithograph of Hobbs by WH, prominent sporting personalities SPY, dated 22nd September 1904. dated 7th August 1912. Framed, including Cricketers. He used the Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. Title overall 12.25”x18”. G £250/350 pseudonym ‘APE’ on his work and players name typed on labels 1031 Edward Wentworth Dillon. Kent 1036 J.L. Baldwin, Co-Founder of I Zingari and laid down to lower white border 1900-1923. Vanity Fair. ‘The C.C. Vanity Fair colour chromolith - of print not affecting image Champion County’. Original colour ograph of Baldwin. ‘I. Zingari’. otherwise in good condition £40/50 chromolithograph of Edward September 5th 1895 by Spy. G 1023 Thomas Hayward, Surrey & England Wentworth Dillon by OWL and £40/60 1893-1914. Vanity Fair. ‘Tom’. dated September 13th 1913. Men of 1037 The Earl of Darnley. Kent. Vanity Fair Original colour chromolithograph of the Day 2339. Small tear to edge of colour chromolithograph of Darnley. Hayward by SPY, dated 11th July lower left hand corner of print, not ‘Ivo’.April 7th 1895 by Spy. G 1906. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. affecting image, otherwise in £25/35 G £80/120 good/very good condition £1000/1500 1038 Lionel Charles Hamilton Palairet, 1024 Reginald Herbert Spooner, Somerset & England 1890-1909. Lancashire & England 1899-1923. The ‘Vanity Fair’ magazine appeared Vanity Fair. ‘Repton, Oxford & Vanity Fair. ‘Reggie’. Original colour on a weekly basis from November Somerset’. Original colour chromolithograph of Spooner by 1868 to January 1914. The chromolithograph of Palairet by SPY, SPY, dated 18th July 1906. Framed, lithograph of Dillon was the final dated 6th August 1903. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. G £60/80 cricketer to appear in the magazine overall 12.25”x18”. G/VG £50/80 before the demise of the magazine 1025 John Thomas Tyldesley, Lancashire & and therefore is the rarest cricketing 1039 Bernard James Tindall Bosanquet, England 1895-1923. Vanity Fair. lithograph to have appeared as Middlesex & England 1898-1919. ‘Forty Six Centuries in Eleven Years’. circulation numbers dropped Vanity Fair colour chromolithograph Original colour chromolithograph of of Bosanquet. ‘An Artful Bowler’. Tyldesley by SPY, dated 8th August 1032 HH The Maharaja of Patiala, All September 15th 1904 by Spy. 1906. Framed, overall 12.25”x18”. India Team 1911. Vanity Fair. Framed and glazed. Overall approx G £70/100 ‘Patiala’. Original colour chromolith - 11”x16”. G £40/60 ograph of Patiala by MR, dated 4th 1026 Rev Frank Hay Gillingham, Essex. January 1900. Framed, overall 1040 ‘The Empire’s Cricketers’. Excellent 1903-1928. Vanity Fair. ‘Cricketing 12.25”x18”. G £40/60 collection of twenty original colour Christianity’. Original colour

87 lithographs of cricketers by Albert 1045 ‘Box’ Thomas Box. Sussex & All to signature, some dampstaining to Chevallier Tayler 1905. The England XI. Original coloured lower third of image. Overall cricketers are A.O. Jones, G. lithograph ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 9’ measures 13.5”x18”. G £140/180 Thompson, C.B. Fry, E.G. Arnold, S. published by John Corbet Anderson Harris was Treasurer of M.C.C. from Haigh, C.J. Burnup, J.H. King, W. and Frederick Lillywhite on 1st 1916-1932 Rhodes, G.W. Beldham, R.H. March 1852. Mounted and in good Spooner, P.F. Warner, W.H.B. Evans, condition £70/100 1052 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & G. McGregor, T. Hayward, H. England 1919-1945. Original and 1046 ‘George Parr’. Nottinghamshire & All Martyn, J. Gunn, W. Lees, Lord unique handwritten tribute from the England XI. Original coloured Harris, D. Denton and H.K. Foster. Convener of South Australia to lithograph ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. Some with original biographical test. Sutcliffe following his batting for 10’ published by John Corbet All overall approx 10”x14.5”. One England in the 2nd Test at Anderson and Frederick Lillywhite on mounted. Minor faults to some print Melbourne in January 1925. ‘To H. 1st March 1852. Mounted, framed edges otherwise in good condition Sutcliffe Esq. English Cricket Team and glazed and in good condition £250/350 1924/25. Dear Sir, Your English £80/120 admirers in South Australia desire to 1041 ‘Mr James Henry Dark’ Proprietor of 1047 ‘Hillyer’ William Richard. Kent, All express their appreciation of your Lord’s Cricket Ground. Original England & M.C.C. ground staff. brilliant batting feats in the present coloured lithograph ‘Sketches at Large original coloured lithograph series of Test matches in Australia. Lord’s No. 1’ published by John ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 3’ published Your wonderful score in the second Corbet Anderson and Frederick by John Corbet Anderson and Mr R. Test match, played in Melbourne Lillywhite on 1st March 1852. The Dark on 17th June 1850. Overall January 1st to 8th. viz. 1st innings lithograph measures approx 10.75”13.75”. Good/very good 176 runs and 2nd innings 127 runs, 7.5”x10” overall. Minor faults, condition. Excellent image £120/160 constituted a record in Test cricket staining to edges, old tape marks to and sent a thrill of admiration for edge of verso otherwise in good 1048 ‘James Dean’. Sussex, All England, your brilliant skill and marvellous condition £80/120 United All England XI and M.C.C. endurance through the Empire. We ground staff. Large original coloured 1042 ‘The Umpire’ William Caldercourt. trust that your future performances lithograph by John Corbet Anderson Original coloured lithograph will further enhance the glorious and published by Frederick Lillywhite ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 2’ published traditions of Old England. With and John Wisden on the 14th April by John Corbet Anderson and every good wish for your future 1857. Overall 10.5”14.25”. Frederick Lillywhite on 1st March welfare. Yours Faithfully, Rupert Good/very good condition. Excellent 1852. The lithograph measures Williams, Convener. Signed on image £140/180 approx 7.5”x10” overall. Mounted behalf of your South Australian and in good condition £80/120 1049 ‘Joseph Guy of Nottingham’. admirers. Adelaide. January 1925’. Nottinghamshire & All England XI. The tribute to centre with floral 1043 ‘Wisden’. John Wisden. Sussex, All Large original coloured lithograph decoration hand drawn to outer England & United All England XI. published by John Corbet Anderson borders. A figure of a batsmen and a Original coloured lithograph and Frederick Lillywhite on the 2nd bowler to each side of the tribute ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 6’ published April 1853. Mounted. Overall and crossed bats, stumps and ball in by John Corbet Anderson and 14”18.5”. Minor foxing otherwise in shield to lower border with scroll Frederick Lillywhite on 1st March good condition. Excellent image ‘England v Australia 1925’. Some 1852. The lithograph measures £120/160 damp staining to top half of tribute approx 6.25”x9” overall. Mounted, otherwise in generally good some foxing otherwise in good 1050 ‘Alfred Diver’. Cambridgeshire, All condition. In original mount, the condition. Sold with ‘Alfred Mynn England XI and M.C.C. ground staff. tribute measures 14”x11” and Esq’. Kent & All England XI. Original Large original lithograph by John overall 21”x17.5”. Rare. Sold with a lithograph ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 5’ Corbet Anderson and published by large photograph of the Yorkshire v published by John Corbet Anderson Frederick Lillywhite and John Wisden All India 1932 touring match at and Frederick Lillywhite on 1st on the 18th July 1858 April. Scarborough featuring Sutcliffe. March 1852. This copy laid down to Attractively mounted, framed and Heavy wear to photograph. G board and heavily trimmed. Overall glazed. Overall 13.25”18.75”. £250/300 5.5”x8.5”. Qty 2 £70/100 Minor foxing to bottom of mount otherwise in good condition. Sutcliffe became the first batsmen to 1044 ‘Samson’ of Sheffield. Yorkshire & All Excellent image £100/150 score a century in each innings of a England XI. Original coloured Test against Australia and became lithograph ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 8’ 1051 Lord Harris, George Robert Canning, the first to score three successive published by John Corbet Anderson Kent & England 1870-1911. ‘Lord hundreds in Test cricket. He went and Frederick Lillywhite on 1st Harris G.C.S.J. Treasurer. M.C.C.’ onto score a further century in the March 1852. Mounted, framed and Large mono print of Harris, half 4th Test played at Melbourne glazed and in good condition length, by Arthur Haker R.A. and £80/120 Emery Walker. Signed in ink by 1053 M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ tour of Australia Harris to lower border. Slight fading 1932/33. Large original pen and ink

88 caricature newspaper artwork, by Signed in pencil by Bass. Mounted, striding out to bat, with cricket scene artist ‘Wells’, depicting the England framed and glazed. Overall to foreground. Mounted, framed players at the time of selection for 16”x19.5”. VG £30/50 and glazed. Overall 16”x25”. G the 1932/33 Ashes series. The £25/35 1057 Sydney Barnes, Lancashire & cartoon reads ‘No Rest for the England. Pen and ink caricature of 1063 Arthur Morris and Bob Simpson, Wicket!. Batsman are sighing for Barnes by artist Louis Ollier. Nicely Australia. Two limited edition colour ‘The Old Hundred’, bowlers are signed in ink by Barnes. 5.5”x8”. prints of the two Australian Test bowling up to pitch-The Selectors Mounted, framed and glazed. players, head and shoulders, by artist are on the job-Who’s going to Overall 9.25”x12”. G £100/150 Denise Dean. Both limited edition to Australia?. We’ve got our Plum, our 150 copies, signed by the players to Captain, our batsmen... But where 1058 ‘The John Player League 1980’. their individual image. Also signed are our Bowlers?. The Selectors Original poster artwork for the by the artist. 8”x11.5”. G £20/30 problem is who’s going to get Sunday League. Gouache and Bradman out?. Here’s ten of the crayon poster design, commissioned 1064 Cyril Washbrook, Bob Appleyard, best-Brown, Allom, Tate, Bowes, by Imperial Tobacco in 1980. The Brian Close and Fred Trueman. Larwood, Voce, Allen, Robins, poster designed by Walter Colour limited edition print of Freeman and Peebles, who will be Birkenhead and executed by artist Washbrook by artist Wallace, signed picked?. Why not send the whole Debbie Jenkins features a speeding by Washbrook, two colour prints of ten, that should be sufficient to get cricket ball breaking the stumps. Sold Appleyard and Close by artist Ken any Bradman out! Hammond will do with the original printers proof of the Taylor, signed by the players and by for the batting! There are excellent poster featuring the artwork with Taylor and a colour copy photograph images of Bradman and most of the overlay advertising. The artwork of Yorkshire 1949 signed to borders M.C.C. team mentioned on the measures approx 19”x27”, by Trueman and Close (image cartoon including Warner, Jardine, mounted, framed and glazed, overall blurred). Qty 4. G £20/30 Hammond, Larwood, Voce, Bowes, approx 27”x31”. G £70/100 1065 ‘Visitor’s Balcony, Lord’s’. Jack Brown, Allen, Tate etc. Nicely signed 1059 ‘The John Player League 1985’. Russell. Limited edition print from to bottom right hand corner by the Original poster artwork for the the original pencil drawing by Jack artist and signed to lower half of Sunday League. Gouache and Russell 1994. Limited edition image by Don Bradman in blue ink. crayon poster design, commissioned 197/500. Signed by Russell. VG 10”x14”. Good/very good by Imperial Tobacco in 1985. The £30/40 condition. A unique piece of poster designed by Walter Bodyline memorabilia £700/900 1066 ‘Sir Donald Bradman’ by Alan Birkenhead and executed by artist Fearnley. Excellent colour limited 1054 ‘England’s Champion Batsman. J.B. Ian Rose. Sold with the original edition print of Bradman batting in Hobbs. Surrey & England XI’ 1922. poster featuring the artwork with Australian cap. Published by ‘The Large linen handkerchief with overlay advertising and a copy of Quorn Fine Art Co, Loughborough printed headings and five images of ‘Cricket 85’ magazine featuring the England 1980’. Nicely signed in Hobbs in various batting poses plus advertising to the back cover. The pencil by Don Bradman and the total runs and average in first class artwork measures approx 16”x21”, artist Alan Fearnley. Limited edition cricket up to 1922. Listed to outer mounted, framed and glazed, overall 132/850. Very good condition. border are details of centuries scored approx 24.5”x30”. G £70/100 21.5”x27” overall £120/160 by Hobbs. The handkerchief attrac - 1060 ‘Village Cricket’. Original oil painting tively framed and glazed and 1067 Surrey C.C.C. Colour limited edition on canvas of a village cricket scene measures approx 20.5”x23” overall. print depicting the Surrey team of with country house, pavilion and G £60/90 1988 produced for Graham Clinton’s spectators to background. The Benefit in 1988. Signed to surround 1055 William Gilbert Grace. Archibald match with tress surrounding the by all nineteen players featured. Stuart Wortley 1890. Large colour pitch to foreground. Artist J.F. Cox. Signatures include Clinton, Clarke, oleographic reproduction of the Framed and glazed. Overall Stewart, Greig, Bicknell, Richards famous painting of Grace which 33”x19”. G £80/120 etc. 30/100. G £20/30 hangs in the Long Room at Lord’s. 1061 T.J. Matthews. Victoria & Australia. From the M.C.C. Portfolio of prints. 1068 Robin Smith, Hampshire & England. Original hand drawn/painted image Limited edition 266/500 prints Large colour limited edition print of of Matthews wearing Australian produced. Excellent image. Smith and various scenes of blazer and cap. Name and details of Attractively mounted, framed and Hampshire county grounds by artist his taking a ‘Hat Trick’ in both glazed. Overall 31”x36”. VG Terry Harrison. Signed by Smith. innings in the first of the Triangular £100/150 Limited edition 258/495. Framed Test matches, Australia v South and glazed £25/35 1056 W.R. Hammond. Gloucestershire & Africa 1912 at Old Trafford to lower England. Black and white caricature border. Mounted. Overall 1069 South Africa 1994. ‘A Small Step for print of Hammond, head and 8.5”x12.5”. G £50/70 Kepler’. Large colour limited edition shoulders, by Reginald Bass of the print depicting Kepler Wessels 1062 ‘Johnnie Walker’ Whisky. Original Bristol Evening World, dated 1946. leading the first ever fully represen - 1920/30’s print of Johnnie Walker

89 tative South African team down the Gloucestershire & England 1920- attendance. Signed in blue ink by pavilion steps at Lords for the 1951. ‘Wally Hammond. The Brown. 10”x8”. G £30/40 historic test match against England Gloucestershire and All England 1083 Middlesex 1920/30’s. Original sepia on July 21st 1994 by artist Richard Cricketer’. Excellent large photograph of Frederick J. Durston Ryall 1994. South Africa won the photograph of Hammond, wearing (Middlesex 1919-1933) and Elias test by a record 356 runs. Signed by Gloucestershire sweater and England Patsy Hendren (Middlesex 1907- the South African touring party to touring cap, stood to the side of a 1937) wearing cricket blazers. lower border. Twenty signatures in pavilion. The photograph laid down Signed in ink by both players. pencil including Donald, Cronje, to photographers mount with title to 6.5”X8.5”. Odd faults otherwise in Rhodes, Cullinan, Wessels etc, also top border. Nicely signed in ink by good condition £80/120 signed by the artist. Ltd edition Hammond. Overall 8.5”x13”. 130/950. Mounted, framed and Mount showing signs of trimming, 1084 Elias Patsy Hendren, Middlesex. glazed. Overall 32”x26”. G £30/50 crease and wear to top left hand Original unusual black and white corner of mount, not affecting photograph of Patsy Hendren, half 1070 ‘Worcestershire C.C.C. 2000 into the photograph otherwise in good+ length, in England blazer. Indistinct 21st Century.....’. Limited edition condition £100/150 inscription ‘To Frank’ to top left hand print of pencil sketches of the corner. Signed in ink by Hendren. Worcestershire players. Mounted 1076 Bill Bowes. Yorkshire & England. Some silvering to photograph with title to lower border and signed Original mono press photograph of edging. 4.5”x8”. G £40/60 by sixteen members of the playing Bowes, full length, at the wicket staff. Signatures include Hick, about to bowl a delivery. Nicely 1085 Don Bradman. Excellent postcard Rhodes, McGrath, leadbetter, signed in black ink by Bowes. size mono press photograph of Illingworth, Rollins etc. Limited 8”x10”. Excellent image. G £60/80 Bradman, batting for Australia. edition 28/200. Framed and glazed Nicely signed in ink by Bradman. The 1077 Lord Martin Bladen Hawke. £25/35 photograph measures 4”x6”. VG Yorkshire & England 1881-1911. £30/40 1071 ‘The Opening Match’. Roy Perry. Signed full page mono illustration Colour print, mounted, framed and plate ‘Cutting’ from The Jubilee 1086 Don Bradman. Postcard size mono glazed. 29”x18”. Sold with ‘Sunday Book of Cricket by K.S. Ranjitsinhji reprint photograph of Bradman, Cricket’ Terry Harrison. Signed. 1897. Nicely signed in black ink by head and shoulders, wearing cap. Mounted, framed and glazed. Hawke. Good/very good condition Nicely signed in ink by Bradman. The Overall 20”x12.5”. G £25/35 £100/150 photograph measures 4”x6”. VG £30/40 1072 ‘Impudence’. Large colour limited 1078 Denis Compton. Middlesex & edition print of a country cricket England 1936-1964. Signed full 1087 South Africa tour of Australia match by Edward Mortelmans 1991. page mono book illustration plate of 1931/32. Original sepia photograph Limited edition 200/350 prints Compton walking in, at Hastings, of the South African team, standing produced. Signed in pencil by the having completed his record and seated in rows. The photograph artist. Framed and glazed. Overall breaking century in the 1947 season. signed to image in ink by thirteen 24”x20”. Sold with a colour Signed in ink by Compton. Sold with members of the team including advertising print of boy cricketers, a similar mono book illustration plate Dalton, Mitchell, Cameron, Vincent, ‘Zeimar Gas Mantles’. Framed. Qty of Leslie Ames, signed by Ames. G Curnow, Bell, Christy, Balaskas etc. 2. G £25/35 £25/35 Some fading to signatures. 8”x6”. G £40/60 1073 ‘Captain of the Eleven’. Pears 1079 Kent wicketkeepers. Mono advertising cricket print, of the boy photograph of Alan Knott, Les Ames 1088 Herbert Strudwick. Surrey & England cricketer batting in the garden, after and Godfrey Evans having a drink 1902-1927. Original mono press the Mezzotint by Philip Calderon together and signed by all three photograph of Strudwick, head and 1883. The print with ‘Pears’ and players. 9”x7”. G £25/35 shoulders, wearing M.C.C. cap. ‘Calderon’ printed to lower border. Nicely signed by Strudwick in blue 1080 Doug Wright. Kent & England. Framed and glazed. Overall ink. 6.25”x8.5”. G/VG £60/90 Mono printed Benefit photograph of 22”x29”. G £30/50 Wright in M.C.C. 1946/47 touring 1089 Middlesex v Australia 1938. Original CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS blazer. Signed in ink by Wright. mono press photograph showing 5”x7”. VG £20/30 Jack Fingleton walking off having 1074 Thomas Walter Hayward. Surrey & been bowled by Smith at Lord’s. England 1893-1914. Excellent 1081 Alec Bedser. Original mono press Nicely signed in ink by Denis original mono photograph of photograph of Bedser carrying drinks Compton, Bill Edrich and wicket - Hayward wearing cap in batting tray and jug with crowd to keeper Price. Approx 9”x7”. Two pose at the wicket. Nicely signed in background. Signed in blue ink by edges of photograph irregularily black ink by Hayward. The Bedser. 6.5”x8.5”. G £25/35 trimmed otherwise in good condition photograph laid down to board. 1082 Kent v Surrey 1932. Original mono £50/70 7”x10”. G/VG £200/300 press photograph of Freddie Brown 1090 R.E.S. Wyatt and Gubby Allen. Two 1075 Walter Reginald Hammond. batting with Les Ames in close large reprint mono photographs of

90 the two players, head and shoulders. 1099 Frank Edward Woolley. Kent & G £15/25 Nicely signed in ink. 8”x10”. G England 1906-1938. Excellent sepia 1107 Denis Compton, Signed mono press £30/40 cabinet card photograph of Hirst, photograph of Compton batting. three quarter length, wearing 1091 Ernest James ‘Tiger’ Smith. Sold with five signed reprint M.C.C. touring blazer. Photograph Warwickshire & England 1904-1930. photographs or printed press by Flemons of Tonbridge. Cabinet Original mono press photograph of pictures of Patsy hendren, F.R. card measures 6”x7.5” overall. G. Smith umpiring. Nicely signed in ink Brown, Jack Robertson, Gubby Allen Rare £80/120 by Smith. 6.5”x8.5”. G £30/40 and George Mann. Various sizes. G 1100 Don Bradman. Reprint colour £20/30 1092 J.B. Hobbs and T.F. Shepherd. photograph of Bradman batting in Excellent original mono press 1108 Hobbs, Sutcliffe and Hendren. Small the nets with crowd to background. photograph of the two batsmen mono printed press picture signed by Signed by Bradman in later years. walking out to bat for Surrey at the the three players. Mounted to card. 8”x10”. G £30/50 Oval. Nicely signed by both Hobbs Sold with a collection of ten reprint and Shepherd to photograph. 1101 Robert James Williams. Natal & photographs of various players. 6.5”x8.5”. G £60/90 South Africa 1930-1951. Original Signatures include Doug Wright, sepia press photograph of Williams Ames, Bruce Mitchell, L.L. 1093 Len Hutton & Arthur Mitchell. Large in wicket keeping pose wearing Wilkinson, C.J. Barnett, Larwood, mono copyright press photograph of South African 1935 touring cap. Poole etc. Various sizes. G £30/40 the two players walking out to bat Signed and inscribed ‘To Mark’ by for Yorkshire. Signed by Hutton in 1109 Yorkshire. Signed reprint Williams. 5.5”x7.25”. Signed in later blue ink. 8”x10”. G £25/35 photographs of Len Hutton, Wilfred years, Inscription at top of Rhodes, T.B. Mitchell and two of 1094 Len Hutton. Original mono press photograph and signature to Norman Yardley. Various sizes. Qty photograph of Hutton batting bottom. G £25/35 5. G £25/35 wearing Yorkshire cap. Nicely signed 1102 Yorkshire c1965/66. Two page by Hutton in blue ink. 4”x6.25”. G 1110 Signed photographs. Original small printed book photograph of the £25/35 signed photographs of Jack Hobbs, Yorkshire team, standing and seated Grenville Stevens, Jack Martin (Kent, 1095 George Herbert Hirst. Yorkshire & in rows. Signed to borders by ten signature laid down to verso) and England 1891-1929. Excellent sepia members of the team. Signatures signed printed bookplate image of cabinet card photograph of Hirst, include Sharpe, Wilson, Padgett, E.L. ‘Tiger’ Smith. G £25/35 three quarter length, wearing Nicholson, Close, Taylor, Binks etc. G Yorkshire cap and blazer. Nicely £20/30 1111 Yorkshire c1930. Original mono signed to mount by Hirst. Cabinet photograph of the Yorkshire team 1103 Don Bradman. Original mono press card by Foster of Brighton. Cabinet standing in a row in front of the photograph of Bradman meeting card measures 6.5”x9” overall. G. pavilion at Scarborough. Players ventriloquist Peter Brough with Rare £200/300 include Holmes, Sutcliffe, Leyland, puppet Archie Andrews from the TV Bowes, Verity etc. Photograph laid 1096 Arthur Wellard. Somerset & England. series ‘Educating Archie’. Signed by down to original mount. G £30/40 Original mono press photograph of Bradman, ‘Archie and Peter’ 1948. Bill Woodfull batting for Australia v 8”x6”. Some faults to borders of 1112 Jack Hobbs and Tom Hayward Somerset in the match played at photograph otherwise in good c1910. Original sepia photograph of Taunton in June 1934. Nicely signed condition £40/60 Hobbs and Hayward walking out to in ink by Wellard who is fielding at bat for Surrey at the Oval. Image 1104 Surrey 1955. Mono photograph of slip. 9.25”x7.5”. G £40/60 slightly blurred. 7”x5.25”. G £30/50 the Surrey team at the Oval, with 1097 Arthur Wellard. Somerset & England. title and players names printed to 1113 Jack Hobbs. Excellent sepia studio Original mono press photograph of lower border. Signed by nine players photograph of Hobbs with his Wife. Wellard bowling for Somerset v in ink including Barrington, May, Laid down to photographers mount. Surrey 1934. Nicely signed and Stewart, McIntyre, Surridge, Bedser, Photograph by Willie Burke, Madras. inscribed ‘To Jimmy’. 8”x10”. G Laker etc. G £20/30 Overall 10”x8”. Sold with another £40/60 mono press photograph of Hobbs in 1105 Sussex. Six signed printed press batting pose. 6”x8”. Qty 2. G 1098 Surrey v Sussex 1934. Excellent pictures of Sussex players. Players £30/40 original mono press photograph of are Arthur E.R. Gilligan (2), Maurice Arthur Sandham batting for Surrey. Tate (3) and W.L. Cornford. All 1114 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & The photograph shows Sandham approx postcard size, all different. England 1919-1945. Excellent large driving Tate to the boundary on his Mostly laid down to card. G £20/30 mono photograph of Sutcliffe way to making 106 in Surrey first batting in the nets. Nicely signed in 1106 Surrey. Signed photographs of innings with wicketkeeper Cornford ink by Sutcliffe. The photograph Arthur Sandham (press photograph, and slip H.E. Hammond looking on. measures 12”x10”. G £60/90 fading to signature), Alec Bedser Signed to photograph by all three (reprint photograph) and Alf Gover 1115 John ‘Jack’ Berry Hobbs, Surrey & players featured. 8”x10”. G (reprint photograph). Various sizes. England 1905-1934. Wide mono £70/100

91 photograph of a group of Fry. London 1899 and ‘Famous innings, Strudwick caught Andrews, schoolboys, some in cricket kit and Cricketers & Cricket Grounds’. C.W. bowled Mailey, Woolley lbw to some in school uniform, with Jack Alcock. London 1895. Unique Richardson, Oldfield bowled by Hobbs to centre. The photograph collection of twelve original glass Stevens for 23, Larwood bowled signed to lower border ‘Best Wishes photograph plates used in the two Mailey 5, Sutcliffe hit in the face by J.B. Hobbs, July 1932’. Photograph books. Both positive and negative Mailey, Larwood bowling in the 2nd by Jenkins of Redhill. The images included, both negative and innings scenting victory, Rhodes photograph measures 12.5”x6.25”. positive images of some players. caught Oldfield, bowled Mailey, Odd nicks, marks otherwise in good Players featured from ‘The Book of Australian batsman, English fielders condition £40/60 Cricket’ include W.G. Grace (page and Umpires taking refreshments on 97 of the book), Johnny Briggs (page the field, Rhodes bowling on the last 1116 Archibald Campbell MacLaren. 106), A.C. Maclaren (page 65) and day- England close to victory, Lancashire & England 1890-1914. W. Rhodes (page 106) . Players from Ponsford caught Larwood, bowled Original large sepia photograph in ‘Famous Cricketers’ include W.G. Rhodes, Larwood bowling to batting pose with wickets behind. Grace, Leslie H. Gay, Johnny Briggs, Bardsley, the England slip formation Signed boldly in ink by MacLaren. Tom Richardson and Bobby Peel. G that proved so effective against The photograph trimmed and laid £100/150 Australia, Sutcliffe taking two runs down to modern card. 9.5”x11.5”. off Mailey, Rhodes hitting out Photograph light faded otherwise in 1121 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1932/33. against Mailey, Woodfull driving a generally good condition £40/60 ‘The Bodyline tour’. Rare collection ball from Larwood, Larwood of eight original mono press postcard 1117 Yorkshire 1936. Original mono bowling to Ponsford with excellent size photographs from this infamous photograph of the Yorkshire team, view of the ground and crowd, tour. The photographs are from the standing and seated in rows, Geary caught by Oldfield, Sutcliffe 2nd Test played in Melbourne on the wearing Yorkshire blazers. The bowled Mailey having scored 161, 30th/31st December 1932 and 2nd photograph laid down to photog - Hobbs being congratulated by & 3rd January 1933 and feature raphers mount with heading and Collins having completed his most of the main participants of the players names to lower border. century, Lord Harris arriving at the matches. The photographs show Players include Sellers, Leyland, match following illness, Tate bowled Larwood bowled by O’Reilly, Voce Hutton, Mitchell, Wood, Bowes, Grimmett, Rhodes running the caught for 6 by McCabe, Ames Verity, Barber etc. Photograph gauntlet of congratulations from the bowled by Wall for 4, O’Reilly measures 10”x7.5” and overall large crowd having won the Test, bowled by Larwood for 5 14”x11”. VG £70/100 jubilant crowd scenes with England (photograph shows the stump cart on the pavilion balcony following Yorkshire came third in the County wheeling and upside down!), the Test victory etc etc. The Championship in 1936 Bradman batting, McCabe pulling a photographs in three sizes, 10”x8”, ball onto his stumps from Allen and 1118 Yorkshire 1927. Original mono 8”x6” and 4.75”x6.5”. On the getting a duck etc. All photographs photograph of the Yorkshire team, whole, in very good condition. All by Herald Feature Service, standing and seated in rows, copyright photographs by Central Melbourne, with press office stamps wearing Yorkshire caps. The News and The Times. An excellent and some have typed notes to photograph laid down to photog - and rare photographic archive reverse. Some photographs with raphers mount with heading to top covering this famous Test match adhesive marks to verso otherwise in border and signed to lower border £800/1200 good condition £300/500 by all fourteen players and officials. The 5th and final Test match of the Signatures include Lupton, Jaques, Australia won the Test by 111 runs. Ashes summer of 1926 was won by Sutcliffe, Leyland, Waddington, Bradman made 103no, O’Reilly England by 289 runs. England made Dolphin, Rhodes, Holmes, Oldroyd, took ten wickets in the match 280 in their first innings, Australia Kilner, Mitchell etc. Photograph by 1122 England v Australia. 5th Test. The replying with 302. Hobbs and Fielding of Leeds. Photograph Oval 1926. Wonderful collection of Sutcliffe then commenced England’s measures 8”x5.5” and overall sepia and mono original press 2nd innings with an opening stand 9.5”x8”. VG £250/350 photographs taken during the 5th of 172, with Hobbs eventually make 1119 Cricket photographs 1920/50’s. and final Test played at The Oval on 100 and Sutcliffe 161 this led to a Selection of mainly small original the 14th-18th August 1926. This total of 436. This left Australia to photographs of cricket. Includes was the deciding Test of the series, score 414 runs for victory. However, matches at Scarborough, Fender & the previous four Tests having been Larwood and Rhodes, in the main, Allom, Hobbs & Sutcliffe walking out drawn. Thirty five photographs bowled them out for 125 and to bat, Gregory, Sutcliffe and Peach showing action images, individual England won the 1926 Ashes series. leaving the field etc. Sold with a set players, crowd scenes etc. Includes For England Gregory (73) and of Players 1938 ‘Cricketers’ cigarette Sutcliffe returning to the pavilion Collins (61) top scored for the cards. G £30/40 having made 161 in the second Australians. Arthur Mailey took nine innings being roared in by the large wickets in the match 1120 ‘The Book of Cricket- A New Gallery crowd, Geary run out in the first of Famous Players’. Edited by C.B.

92 1123 Australian tour of England 1926. 1127 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Original photograph showing the hill at Excellent collection of sepia and sepia postcard size photograph of Sydney with scoreboard to mono original press photographs Ranjitsinhji in batting pose. E. background and spectators to taken during the tour of England in Hawkins & Co of Brighton circa foreground. The score reads 1926. The photographs cover Test 1900. VG £80/120 Australia 1st innings 360, England and tour matches and include the 524-10. Photograph by S.J. Wood of 1128 C.P. Carter. South Africa tour of Tests at Nottingham (1 photograph) Pitt Street, Sydney. Some light England 1912. Rare early original and Old Trafford (1 photograph) and creasing otherwise in good sepia press photograph, full length, the tour matches at Leicester, condition. 6”x4.5”. G £80/120 of Carter wearing South African cap Cambridge University, Essex and holding cricket ball. 6”x4”. G 1134* Australia v England 1928/29. Three (Leyton) and Surrey. Twenty five £30/50 original photoshoot, head and photographs showing action images, shoulders,press photographs of J.M. individual players, crowd scenes etc. 1129* W.G. Grace, W.G. Grace (Junior) and Gregory, Bill Woodfull (wearing Test Includes, the huge crowd at Old William Murdoch. Original cap), Stork Hendry (wearing Trafford, Woodfull caught by photograph of three players sitting W.A.C.A. cap) and Clarrie Grimmet t Chapman at Nottingham, Woodfull, in front of the pavilion at Crystal full length bowling. Qty 4. All Bardsley batting at the Oval, Palace 1903. Grace and Grace Junior approx 4”x6”. Good images. VG Macartney hitting a six into the Oval wearing blazers and caps and £80/100 pavilion, Machin (Cambridge) Murdoch in a straw boater. caught Woodfull, bowled Ryder, Photograph laid down to board. 1135* Australian tour of England 1930. Duleepsinhji bowled Richardson, 10”x7”. G £180/250 Three original photoshoot, head and Everett and Bardsley batting at shoulders, press photographs of P.M. 1130* London County 1903. Original sepia Leicester, Gregory hit in the knee by Hornibrook, E.L. a’Beckett and Alan photograph of the team, standing Geary on his way to a century at Fairfax each wearing Australian Test and seated in rows, in front of the Leicester, Leicestershire taking the caps. All approx 4”x6”. Excellent pavilion at the Crystal Palace field with crowd behind, Woodfull images. VG £60/90 ground. The team includes W.G. bowled Palmer at Leyton, Macartney Grace, W.L. Murdoch etc. Laid down 1136* Australian tour of England 1934. batting at leyton, he went onto to photographers mount. Two original photoshoot, head and make a century, Ponsford stumped 13.5”x8.5” overall. Good image shoulders,press photographs of Alan by Sheffield of Hipkin, Russell £200/300 Kippax and Arthur Chipperfield each bowled Hornibrook etc. The majority wearing Australian Test caps. Plus of the photographs are 4.75”x6.5”, 1131 England v Australia, Lord’s 1930. Fleetwood-Smith and T.W. Wall one 8”x6.5”. All copyright Large sepia press photograph bowling. Qty 4. All approx 4”x6”. photographs by Central News. Odd showing Bert Oldfield scoring runs Good images. VG £80/100 faults otherwise in good condition. off J.C. White. 12”x10”. This was An excellent collection of the Test match where the Australian 1137 Australian tour of England 1953. photographs covering the tour team made the record score of 729- Excellent mono press photograph of £140/180 6 declared in the first innings. Sold the Australian team arriving in with a further original mono press England, all sitting on the rail of the 1124 Ken Barrington. Good selection of photograph from the Old Trafford ship at Southampton. Players include sixteen original photographs of Ashes Test of 1934 showing Stan Keith Miller, Harvey, Davidson, photographs, each featuring McCabe almost being run out. MacDonald, Tallon, Craig etc. Barrington in action in Test and 8”x10”. Excellent images. G £60/90 10”x8”. VG £50/70 County matches 1950/60. Mainly 10”x8”. G £30/40 1132 South African tour of Australia 1138 West Indies tour of England 1966. 1931-1932. Original official mono Rare and unusual mono press 1125 W.G. Grace. Original cabinet card photograph of the South African photograph of Cassius Clay laying photograph of Grace, head and touring team, standing and seated in on the massage bench in the West shoulders, by Raphael Tuck & Sons, rows, wearing tour blazers and Indies dressing room during the tea image by H. Tracey Drew of Finsbury cricket attire. The photograph laid interval at Lord’s in May 1966 Park Studio, London. Lower corners down to modern card with original (M.C.C. v West Indies), shortly of mount cut and missing, some titles laid down to top and players before his fight with Henry Cooper. areas of foxing to image, adhesive printed names to lower border. 8”x10”. G/VG £150/200 marks to verso otherwise in good Players include Cameron, Taylor, condition. A rare card £150/250 1139 West Indies tour of England 1966. Vincent, Morkel, Mitchell, Balaskas, Rare and unusual mono press 1126 Gilbert Jessop. Original sepia Viljoen, Bell, Christy etc. The photograph of Cassius Clay swinging postcard size photograph of Jessop photograph measures 11.5”x9.25” a cricket bat in the West Indies in batting pose. E. Hawkins & Co of and overall 17”x14.5” £80/100 dressing room, with West Indies Brighton circa 1900. Slight damage Australia won the series 5-0 Manager Jeffrey Stollmeyer, players to right hand edge otherwise in and officials looking on with good condition £80/120 1133* M.C.C. Tour of Australia 1932/33. amusement during the tea interval at ‘Bodyline Series’. Original sepia Lord’s in May 1966 (M.C.C. v West

93 Indies), shortly before his fight with 1148 Wally Hammond. Mono privately Tyson etc. Odd signatures including Henry Cooper. 8”x10”. G/VG printed postcard size photograph of Tyson, Laker, Richardson, Statham, £150/200 Hammond at Eastbourne 1936. Bailey etc £200/300 Signed by Hammond. Laid down to 1140 West Indies tour of England 1966. 1155 England tour of Australia 1986/87. card with titles to top and bottom Rare and unusual mono press Official colour tour photograph of borders of mount. G £80/120 photograph of Cassius Clay with the England team in tour blazers. West Indies Manager Jeffrey 1149 Francis George Mann. Middlesex & Photograph laid down to official Stollmeyer on the West Indies England. Original sepia photograph photographers mount with title to dressing room balcony during the of Mann in batting pose. Laid down top and names of team printed tea interval at Lord’s in May 1966, to photographers mount and nicely below. Nicely signed in ink by shortly before his fight with Henry signed and dated in ink by Mann, seventeen members of the touring Cooper. 8”x10”. G/VG £200/300 1920. Overall 7.5”x10.5”. Minor party to the borders. Signatures damp staining to mount otherwise in include Gatting, Botham, Lamb, 1141 West Indies tour of England 1966. good condition £140/180 Broad, Dilley, Gower, French, Mono press photograph of Garry Richards etc. Presented to players Sobers choosing a bat for the 1150 England v Australia, Lord’s 1980. and officials only. Formerly the summer at Slazengers factory. Sold Large mono press photograph of property of Graham Dilley. with a further mono press Graeme Wood batting with Botham, 14.5”x12”. G/VG £50/70 photograph of Sobers batting in the Gooch and Bairstow in close nets at Lord’s, eyes closed!. Both attendance. Signed in ink by Wood, 1156 England One Day International 10”x8”. VG £40/60 Gooch and Botham (twice). 12”x8”. Squad. Nat West Series 2005. Photograph by Patrick Eager. G Official team photograph of the 1142 Gubby Allen, Colin Cowdrey and £40/60 team, seated and standing in rows, Billy Griffith. Excellent mono press in one day attire. Signed in pencil to photograph of the trio talking, prior 1151 Australian Test players. Four signed borders by all twenty two players to Cowdrey and Allen flying to India photographs of Test players, three and official featured. Players include to join up with the England team Captains, Doug Walters, Bob Vaughan, Gough, Flintoff, Harmison, 1964. 10”x8”. VG £40/60 Simpson, Greg Chappell and Bill Pieterson, Jones, Collingwood, Lawry. Various sizes. G £40/50 1143 India tour of England. Excellent Trescothick etc. Framed and glazed. mono press photograph of the 1152 ‘Denis Compton’s Cricketing Days’. Overall 18.5”x14”. VG £40/60 Contractor and Roy walking out to ‘Film Stips original long strip film and 1157 South Africa 1992 & 1993/94 and bat. 10”x8”. VG £40/60 pocket cinema’. Original box Zimbabwe 1994/95. Three colour complete with film containing 25 1144 M.J.K. Smith. Excellent mono image and mono photographs of the images of Compton and viewer. of the Madame Tussauds full size teams. The photographs mounted to Some wera to box otherwise in good image of England Captain Smith card and the borders signed by the condition. Rare £130/160 being dusted in 1966. 10”x8”. VG teams in slightly thicker black pen. £40/50 1153 Cricket photographs. Four Overall 11.5”x8”. G £20/30 unpublished small photographs of 1145* Don Bradman and Jack Ryder. Mono 1158 Arthur Carr and Willis Walker. Wazar Ali, Naoomal, Herbert press photograph of the two Nottinghamshire. Excellent original Sutcliffe & Percy Chapman at Australian Test selectors looking out mono press photograph of the two Eastbourne etc. Plus further over the Adelaide Oval watching the players walking out to bat at Trent photographs of Ken Farnes at South Australian wickets fall against Bridge c1930’s. Nicely signed in ink Sheffield 1939, Bill Sutcliffe, the M.C.C.. 10”x7.5”. G £50/70 by both players. 6.5”x8.5”. VG postcard of D. Sydenham etc. G £50/70 1146 Godfrey Evans. Original mono press £20/30 photograph of Evans attempting a 1159 Charles Percy McGahey. Essex & 1154 M.C.C. tour of South Africa full length diving catch in the nets England 1894-1921. Excellent 1956/57. Harold Dalton, Lancashire with spectators behind. Appears to original sepia photograph of & England Masseur . Personally have been taken in Australia. McGahey batting in the nets compiled photograph album from Excellent image. 8.5”x6.5”. VG wearing Essex cap. Laid down to the tour with over 200 photographs £25/35 card. Signed to lower border by including life on board the McGahey. Overall 7”x9.5”. G 1147 England 1966. Original mono press ‘Edinburgh Castle’ going out to £40/60 photograph of the England team, South Africa, casual images of the standing and seated in rows, at Old players on board, fancy dress, team 1160 Walter Hammond, Gloucestershire & Trafford prior to the Test against the photographs, action shots from England. Original mono press West Indies. Sold with a further matches, excursions including visit to photograph of Hammond, head and mono press photograph of the Cecil Rhodes grave, Niagara Falls, shoulders, in cricket attire. Very Young England cricketers boarding practising in the nets, newspaper nicely signed in blue ink by the plane on their way to tour cutting, invitation etc, etc. Players Hammond. 5”x8”. VG £40/60 Pakistan in 1967. Both 10”x8”. VG featured include May, Compton, £40/60 Statham, Evans, Cowdrey, Laker,

94 1161 Ron Archer. Australian tour of 1169 Bill Bowes. Yorkshire & England. 8”x10”. G £25/35 England 1956. Original mono press Mono copyright press photograph of 1178 County & Test cricketers. Selection photograph of Archer bowling in the Bowes in bowling pose. Signed in ink of twenty signed colour press nets wearing Australian sweater. by bowes. Modern mount with photographs, players include Pringle, Signed by Archer. 4”x6”. VG name and titles below. Photograph Stewart, Foster, Mullally, Maynard, £30/40 6”x8” and overall 11”x15.5”. G White etc. Mainly 8”x10”. G £20/30 1162 Andrew Sandham. Surrey & England £25/35 1911-1937. Excellent original mono 1170 Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire & 1179 County & Test cricketers. Selection press photograph of Sandham, half England. Mono real photograph of twenty signed mono press length, wearing M.C.C. ‘South postcard of Rhodes, Wrench Series photographs, players include Hick, Africa’ 1930/31 touring blazer and 1388, mounted on blue card with Stewart, Athey, Lever, Ramprakash scarf. Nicely signed by in ink by excellent ink signature in window etc. Mainly 7”x9”. G £25/35 Sandham. 6”x8.5”. VG £40/60 mount below. VG £30/40 1180 County & Test cricketers. Selection 1163 Len Hutton & Arthur Mitchell. Large 1171 England Captains. Mono press of twenty signed mono press mono photograph of the two players photograph of England Captains, photographs, players include walking out to bat for Yorkshire. Edrich, Close, Lewis, Denness and Malcolm, Pringle, Fletcher, Dilley, Signed by Hutton in blue ink. Sold Graveney in cricket attire at the Oval Steele, Stewart, Hick etc. Mainly with a further large mono in 1981. Signed by all five players in 7”x9”. G £25/35 photograph of Norman Yardley blue pen. 10”x7”. G £20/30 batting for England. Signed by 1181 England. Eighty mono and colour 1172 Kent 1970. Commemorative Yardley. Both 8”x10”. Qty 2. G press photographs of England Test Championship winning printed £30/50 players. Includes Botham, Gower, photograph with title to top ‘Kent Gatting, Gooch, Atherton, Stewart, 1164 Herbert Sutcliffe. Mono press County Cricket Club’ with club Russell, R. Smith etc. Mainly 7”x9” photograph of Sutcliffe batting for emblem. Below to lower border are & 10”x8”. G £40/60 Yorkshire. Signed in blue ink by the printed names of the players. Sutcliffe. 4”x6”. G £25/35 Signed to borders by sixteen of the 1182 The Ashes. Forty mono and colour players featured including Cowdrey, press photographs of Ashes cricket. 1165 George Tribe, Northamptonshire and Luckhurst, Denness, Knott, Graham, Includes S. Waugh, Botham, Warne, Bill Copson, Derbyshire. Two Underwood etc. 11.5”x9”. VG M. Waugh, McGrath, G. Wood, individual mono press photographs £30/40 Healy, Atherton, Boon, Gough, of the two players, each signed by Stewart, Dilley etc. Mainly 7”x9”. G the player featured. The signature of 1173 Brian Lara. Mono press photograph £25/35 Tribe signed in later years. Both of Lara walking off the pitch having approx 4.5”x6.5”. G £30/40 made his record score of 501no v 1183 Australia. Forty mono and colour Durham in 1994. Signed by Lara in press photographs of Australia Test 1166 Joe Hardstaff. Nottinghamshire & black ink. 8”x10”. G £30/50 players. Includes Border, S. Waugh, England. Excellent action mono McGrath, McDermott, Lawson, photograph of Hardstaff batting. 1174 County & Test cricketers. Selection Bevan, McGill, M. Waugh etc. Nicely signed in ink by Hardstaff. of twenty signed colour press Mainly 7”x9”. G £25/35 8”x6”. Back of photograph reads photographs, players include Cork, ‘May 3rd 1940, autographed June Udal, Vaughan, Butcher, Silverwood, 1184 South Africa. Forty mono and colour 29th 1941. G £30/50 Adams etc. Mainly 8”x10”, some press photographs of South African larger. G £25/35 Test players. Includes Cronje, 1168 M.C.C. tour of the West Indies Pollock, Kirsten, McMillan, Adams, 1926. Original official photograph of 1175 County & Test cricketers. Selection Richardson, Pringle etc. Mainly the M.C.C. touring party in Jamaica, of twenty signed colour press 7”x9” & 10”x8”. G £20/30 standing and seated in rows, photographs, players include wearing M.C.C. touring blazers, Headley, Gough, Thorpe, Stewart, 1184 Don Bradman. Mono photograph of some Wifes and guests included in Fraser, Udal etc. Mainly 8”x10”. G Bradman walking out to net practice the photograph. Players include £25/35 wearing Australian blazer, holding F.S.G. Calthorpe (Captain), gloves and bat with pads 1176 County & Test cricketers. Selection Hammond, Tennyson, Kilner, E.J. underneath his arm. Signed in black of twenty signed colour press Smith, Root, Holmes, Astill, Collins ink by Bradman. Loosely inserted in photographs, players include De etc. The photograph laid down to cameo mount. The photograph Frietas, Cork, Hick, Ramprakash, photographers mount with title to measures 4”x5” and overall 5”x7”. Watkinson, Irani etc. Mainly top and players names to lower Signature slightly faded otherwise in 8”x10”, some larger. G £25/35 border. Overall 13.75”x12”. Some good condition £30/50 bumping to corners of mount and 1177 County & Test cricketers. Selection 1185 M.C.C. v Pakistan 1954. Original damp stain to left hand edge not of twenty signed colour press press photograph of the M.C.C. affecting the image. G £100/150 photographs, players include Fraser, team standing and seated in rows Malcolm, Collingwood, Jones, wearing blazers. Signed by Jack Firth Mallender, Salisbury etc. Mainly

95 of Yorkshire in red ink. The teams. This was the series where mount and this has been signed by photograph measures 8”x6”. G Sobers made his 365 at Kingston. fifteen members of the touring party £15/25 Some creasing, generally good including the Manager F.C.Toone. condition. 8.5”x5.5”. Scarce £30/50 Signatures include Hammond, 1186 Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire & England Mead, Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Freeman, 1898-1930. Large mono studio 1192 India v West Indies 1958/59. Official Tate, Larwood, Ames, Geary, photographic image of Rhodes, full mono group photograph of the two Leyland, White etc. Also signed by length, in bowling pose wearing cap. teams, dressed in suits, taken in former Wisden Editor, S.J. Printed by H. Lindley & Co, Bombay (first Test). The photograph Southerton of Reuters. The Nottingham . Mounted, framed and laid down to official photographers photograph measures 6”x4.5” and glazed. Overall 20”x26”. Minor mount with title above and players overall in frame, 10.5”x8.5”. G wear to image. G £50/80 names to lower border. The £250/350 photograph signed by Ramadhin. 1187 George Hirst. Yorkshire & England Photograph by The Indian Art 1196 Australia 1926. Large sepia 1891-1929. Large mono studio Studio, Bombay. 12”x9”. Scarce photograph of the ship RMS photographic image of Hirst, full £50/70 Otranto at Perth on route to England length, in batting pose wearing 1926. This ship carried the Australia Yorkshire cap. Printed by H. Lindley 1193 Surrey C.C.C. 1920’s. Original sepia touring team to England. Signed to & Co, Nottingham . Mounted, photograph of two cricket teams skyline of photograph by all thirteen framed and glazed. Overall (some Surrey players), standing and members of the Australian touring 20”x26”. Some wear, wrinkling, seated in rows, wearing blazers and party. Signatures nicely signed in ink creasing to parts of image. G caps. Surrey, M.C.C. blazers include Collins, Grimmett, £40/60 included. Arthur Sandham features Macartney, Oldfield, Ryder, in the photograph but the two teams 1188 Don Bradman, Shane Warne and Ponsford, Woodfull, Richardson, are unknown. Attractive image. Sachin Tendulkar. Colour copy Bardsley etc.. Faded inscription to Mounted, framed and glazed. picture of the three players together lower right hand border, dated Overall 15”x12.25”. G £50/70 with Bradman signing a bat. Signed 1926’. Approx 10.5”x7”. Good by each player in black pen. Framed. 1194* Australian tour of England 1934. condition £250/350 G £40/60 ‘R.M.S. Orford. Which brought the 1197 England v Australia 1920/21. Australian Cricketers to England- 1189 England ‘A’ tour of South Africa Original official photograph of the 1934’. Excellent mono photograph 1993/94. Official tour colour ship R.M.S. Osterley, by Exchange of the Orient Line ‘R.M.S. Orford’ photograph of the England team. Studios of Pitt Street, Sydney, the beautifully signed above image of Signed in pencil by sixteen members ship that took the M.C.C. team to the ship by the full sixteen playing of the touring party to the borders. Australia in 1920/21. The members of the touring party. Signatures include Morris, Wells, photograph laid down to mount and Signatures include Woodfull, Rhodes, Such, Gough, Lathwell, the borders of the mount signed in Bradman, Ponsford, Grimmett, Cork, Croft etc. Photograph by TML. black ink by all seventeen members McCabe, Kippax, O’Reilly, Darling, Presented to players and officials of the M.C.C. team and by fifteen Fleetwood-Smith, Barnett, only. 17”x12”. G £25/35 members of the Australian team. Chipperfield, Oldfield etc. Signatures including the two 1190 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1932/33. Handwritten title below ship image Managers include Johnny Douglas ‘Bodyline’. Mono engraved image of and below this an original mono and Warwick Armstrong the two the S.S. Orontes, in which the postcard of the Australian team. Ex Captains, Collins, Mailey, Macartney, M.C.C. team sailed on the 17th Claude Watt collection. Handwritten Gregory, Taylor, Oldfield, McDonald, September 1932, with title ‘England inscription to verso by Claude Watts Bardsley, Ryder, Andrews, Mayne, v Australia. The Ashes 1932-33. S.S. explaining provenance ‘Presented to Fender, Woolley, Rhodes, Hobbs, Orontes’ to lower border. Below the Mr A.E. Scholes by Claude Watts of Howell, Dolphin, Waddington, image of the ship are the printed Sydney Australia on behalf of the Makepeace, Hearne, Hendren Parkin signatures of all eighteen members Australian cricketing 1934 team and etc. Some damage to corners of the M.C.C. touring party. their friends for his courtesy whilst in affecting three of the Australian Signatures are Jardine, Larwood, charge of the Australian enclosure signatures. Minor damage also over Voce, Sutcliffe, Hammond, Wyatt, during the matches against the the signature of the M.C.C. manager Verity, Bowes, Pataudi, Paynter, M.C.C, Middlesex, Gentlemen & Toone. Some scratching and slight Leyland, Mitchell, Brown, Ames, Players and the Test match, played at damage to the image, some age Allen, Duckworth and the joint Lords. season 1934’, signed by toning to mount otherwise in Managers P.F. Warner and R.C.N. Claude Watts. £700/1000 generally good condition. Overall Palairet. Overall 9.5”x11.5”. 1195 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1928/29. approx 13.25”x8”. Rare £300/500 Repaired tear to side border Mono photograph of the S.S. otherwise in good condition. Rare 1198 Ernest Jones. South Australia, Ormonde, the ship which took the £50/70 Western Australia & Australia 1892- M.C.C. team from Australia to 1908. Excellent sepia cabinet card 1191 West Indies v Pakistan 1957/58. England in March/April 1929. The photograph of Jones, head and Mono group photograph of the two photograph has been laid down to

96 shoulders, wearing suit and tie. Very 1202 ‘M.C.C. South African Tour 1938- ground with large crowd present, nicely signed by Jones to image. 1939’. Large original mono scoreboard at the end of the match, Cabinet card by A. Pickering of photograph of the M.C.C. team who Hobbs and Sutcliffe receiving awards Leicester and measures 4.25”x6.5”. toured South Africa in 1938/39, etc. All photographs 6”x4”. Minor VG. Rare £400/600 seated and standing in rows, creases, faults otherwise in good wearing M.C.C. sweaters. The condition. Rare £250/350 Jones toured England with the photograph laid down to official Australian team in 1896, 1899 and Australia won the Test by 81 runs, photographers mount with printed 1902 Richardson 138, Ponsford 128, title to top and players names to Hobbs 154, Sutcliffe 176 & 127, 1199 Frank Stanley Jackson. Yorkshire & lower border. Signed in ink to lower Mailey 5-92 in the England 2nd England 1890-1907. border by seventeen members of the innings Photomechanical process print touring party including the Manager photograph of Jackson, former A.J. Holmes, Hammond (Captain), 1205 Australian tour of England 1909. England Captain who played twenty Hutton, Edrich, Wright, Verity, Large official sepia albumen Tests from 1893 to 1905, taken from Goddard, Perks, Gibb, Farnes, photograph of the Australian touring the original action photograph by Valentine, Ames etc. The team to England standing and George William Beldham. Signed to photograph measures seated in rows wearing tour blazers lower border by both Jackson and 14.75”x11.25” and overall approx and caps. The photograph laid down Beldham in pencil. Published by the 19.5”x16.5”. Some light fading and to official photographers mount and Swan Electric Engraving Company age toning to signatures otherwise in signed in ink to both mount and on 1st September 1905. Window good condition. Excellent image photograph by all sixteen members mounted. 14.5”x22” overall. £400/600 of the touring party including Damage to image, loss to borders, Trumper, Armstrong, Noble, In this ‘Timeless Test’ series, England damp staining, only fair condition. Bardsley, Carter, Whitty, Gregory, won 1-0 Signatures generally good. Viewing Cotter, Laver, Hopkins, Macartney essential, not subject to return 1203 England v Australia 1884. Original etc. Ink inscription to lower border £100/150 sepia photograph of the England ‘To the Eton College XI with the best team who played Australia at Lord’s wishes of the Australian Cricket 1200 Victor Thomas Trumper. New South 21st-23rd July 1884, standing and Team 1909’. Photograph by Bolland Wales & Australia 1894-1914. seated, in rows wearing blazers, caps of Hanwell & Southall. Some Excellent photomechanical process and cricket attire. The photograph dampstaining and foxing to lower print photograph of Australian laid down to official photographers half of photograph. Some minor legend Trumper, ‘jumping out to mount with title and players names damage to photograph. Majority of drive’, taken from the original action to lower border. Players include W.G. signatures bright, one signature photograph by George William Grace, Lyttelton, Shrewsbury, Ulyett, fading. The photograph measures Beldham. Signed to lower border by Lord Harris, Steel, Barlow, Peate, 9.25”x11.25” and overall 15”x18” Trumper in pencil. Published by the Christopherson, Read etc. The £500/800 Swan Electric Engraving Company photograph measures approx on 1st September 1905. Window 1206 Lord Martin Bladen Hawke. 11.5”x 9.25” overmounted . Overall mounted, framed and glazed. Yorkshire & England 1881-1911. 18.5”x16”. Photograph by E. 25”x23” overall. Damp staining to Excellent mono photograph of a Hawkins & Co of Brighton. Some lower border of image otherwise in Representative cricket team c1911. minor fading to edges of image good/very good condition. A rare The photograph laid down to otherwise in good condition. An item £1000/1500 photographers mount and signed by excellent image £600/800 nine members of the team featured. 1201 M.C.C. 1936/37. Large official England won the Test match by an Signatures include Lord Hawke mono photograph of the M.C.C. innings and five runs. For England , (Captain), Ernest Smith, R.O. team who toured Australia in Steel made 148, Barlow 38, Ulyett Schwarz, R.L.L. Braddell (Oxford 1936/37, seated and standing in 32 and Peate took six wickets in the University), A.G. Archer rows and wearing official tour caps Australian first innings and Ulyett (Worcestershire 1900/01. 4 and blazers. The photograph is laid seven wickets in the Australian matches), A.M. Miller (M.C.C. & down to official photographers second innings. For Australia, Scott England. 1 match), Leveson-Gower, mount with title ‘M.C.C. Team. made 75, Giffen 63 and Palmer took H.R. Bromley-Davenport etc. The Australian Tour 1936/37’ to top and six wickets in England’s only innings photograph by Debenhams of York. players names printed to lower The photograph measures 11”x9”. border. Framed and glazed. The 1204* Australia v England. 2nd Test, Attractively mounted, framed and photograph by the ‘Sydney Mail’ Melbourne 1924/25. Excellent glazed. Overall 25.5”x22”. Minor measures 15”x11.25” and overall collection of eight original sepia post foxing to original photographers approx 20”x16”. Good/ very good card size photographs from the mount otherwise in good condition condition. £100/150 match played on the 1st-8th January £200/300 1925. The photographs show pre Australian won the series by three match nets, the Australian team END OF DAY ONE tests to one taking the field, various views of the

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