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LARGE COLLECTION of CRICKET BOOKS for SALE I Am Helping a Family Dispose of a Large Collection of Cricket Books LARGE COLLECTION OF CRICKET BOOKS FOR SALE I am helping a family dispose of a large collection of cricket books. Over 3,500!!!! This is just a small part of it. They are mainly published after the Second World War, and all the books have been published over the last 60 years. No names are written inside and the books are in excellent condition. Page | 1 Most books are priced between £3-£5 and can be posted (extra cost). Postage: £1.00p per book (for hardbacks & large paperbacks) small paperbacks 50p. All the books are in excellent condition and have original dust-wrappers and can be bought via cheque made payable to: Max Books. Address: 34 Wellington Road, Nantwich, Cheshire CW5 7BX. NB Please e-mail before sending any cheques in case the book(s) you wish to buy have already been sold. Please e.mail to order the books. Large orders (10 books or more) we will negotiate on postage. E-mail: [email protected] 1. HISTORY OF THE GAME * Arlott A readers Guide to Cricket. Pamphlet. £4. * Ashley Mote. The Glory Days of Cricket. - 1997. D/W/ as new. £5.(2) * Derek Birley Social History of English cricket. h.b d.w . 1999. £6 (2). ** Derek Birley. The Willow wand.h.b.d.w.£4. **Rowland Bowen. Cricket Hist. of its growth & development.1970 H.b. nice d.w £7. ** Chris.Brookes. The game ands its players through the ages. H.b.d.w £4. * P.Donnelly. First’s lasts & Onlys. 2010. H.b.d.w. £3. * Dunlop Cricketer’s Companion-Jack Cross .1976. D.W. –as new. -£5(2) * John Major. More than a game. 2007. H.B. D.W as new £6. * M.Marshall. Gentlemen v Players. 1987. d.w.h.b. £5.(2) * John Marshall/ The Duke who was cricket. D.W. H.B. 1961. £5. * G.D. Martineau. The Field is full of Shades. Sporting Handbooks. 1946. D.w. £4. **Geoffrey Moorhouse. The Best loved game. H.b.d.w. £3. * Eric Parker. History of Cricket Lonsdale Library, D/W –a very nice copy no marks. £7. * Ian Peebles. Straight from the Shoulder.–Throwing it’s history & cure. 1968. Hutchinson. 1958. Stanley Paul. Nice dust wrapper. £4. * Rob Smyth The Spirit of Cricket. 2010. H.b.d.w. £3. * David Underdown. Start of Play. 2000. D.W as new. £6 * Pelham Warner. Gentlemen v Players 1806-1949. 1950. d/w nice cond.name inside. £5. * Pelham Warner. Lord’s 1787-1945. H.b. d.w 1946. Name inside. £5. ** Lord’s 1946-1970. Diana Rait Kerr. D.W.H.B. £5. * Roy Webber. Who’s Who in World cricket. 1952. Ist ed. Nice d.w.. £5.. * *George Plumptre. Homes of Cricket. h.b. dw. 1988. £3. (2) * MCC book for the Young Cricketer. 1950 & 51. h.b. some wear. Name inside. Each. £4. * MCC book for the Young Cricketer. 1952 h.b. some wear. Name inside. £4. ** Summer of 1964. Andrew Hignell. P.b.L. 205. £4. **The Complete History of Cricket Tours. P.W.Thomas.h.b.d.w.£4. **Ball by Ball. Story of cricket broadcasting. C.Martin-jenkins. H.b.d.w £3. **Sins of Omission. The story of Test Selectors. Allen Synge. H.b.d.w. £3. **England on Tour. Peter Wynne-Thomas. H.b.d.w £4. 2.AUSTRALIA **Ashes in the mouth. Bodyline tour. Ronald Mason. H.b.d.w £4. * Ritchie Benaud. Border & Co. H.b. D.W. 1991. £3. Page | * Richie Benaud. Willow Patterns. H.b.d.w. £5. 2 *Richie Benaud Anything but………H& S. 1998. d.w H.b. £4. * Richie Benaud. My Spin on Cricket. H.B. d.w. £4. **Border-What they said about him. Barry Morris. P.b-L. £3. **Boon in the firing line Mark Thomas. P.b.-L. £4. * Martin Bowerman One Test.-One Baggy Green cap. –. p/b. v.g. cond.£ 4. * Ian Brayshaw. Over the wicket. P.b. £2. * K. Piesse. Encylopedia of Australian Cricket Players.. L.P.B. 2012. New. £10(postage extra). * Keith Butler. Howzat. 16 Aust. Cricketers.talk to K.B. H.B. D.W. £6. * M. Conway. Australia v The New South Africa. 1994. P.b.Large. £4. * M.Dawson. Cricket Curios. ABC. 2007. M. Dawson. P.b.-Large £4. * Philip Derriman. True to the Blue. History of New South Wales Cricket Ass. 1985. D/W. as new. £7. * Jack Egan. The Story of cricket in Australia. 1987. D.w as new,.£4. * Gilly. Story of Adam Gilchrist. Garrie Hutchinson. P.b. 2002. £.4. * Tony Greig- David Tosswell. D/W. Pitch 2011. * Darrell Hair. Decision Maker. 1998. Random House. P.B.-Large. £4. * Gideon Haigh. On Warne. Hamish Hamilton. 2012. £5. ** Mr.Cricket. Michael Hussey. L.P.B.£4. **Ian Johnson. Cricket at the Crossroads.ist ed. 1957. H.b.nice d.w.£5. * Malcolm Knox. Taylor & Beyond. ABC. 2000. p/b/ L £4. * Malcolm Knox. Captains. 2010. D.w. £6. As new. * Ashes Frontline. J.Langer & Steve Harmison. Ashes Diary. L/ P/B/ M. Spence. £3. * M/ Marquesse. War Minus….. 1996. p/b/£3. ** Keith Miller. Bumper. H.b.d.w.£4. **Keith Miller Cricket Crossfire. H.b. nice d.w, £4. ** Keith Miller. Cricket from the grandstand.h.b. nice d.w.£4. (2). **Colin McCool. Cricket is a game. 1961. H.b.nice d.w. £5. **Norman O’Neill. Inns & Outs. 1964. H.b.nice d.w. £5. **The Bill O’Reilly story. H.b nice d.w. £5. * Ken Piesse. The Taylor Years. (Aust Cricket 1994-99) D/W v.g. £5. * Ken Piesse. On Ya Richie –.2009. p/b. £2. * Ken Piesse. The Australian Book of cricket stories. d/w as new.1982. £4. * K.Piesse. Crickets Greatest Scandals. p.b.-Large. £4. (2) * Ken Piesse The Ashes. 2007. Viking L/P/b. £4. * Ed. Jack Pollard. The Primary Club’s Middle & leg. 1988. D.W.£3. * J.Pollard. Bumpers, Boseys & Brickbats. h.b. D.W. £4. * J.Pollard. The world’s greatest leg-spin bowlers. L. P.B. 1984. Kangaroo Press. £3. * J.Pollard. Mollydookers. The world’s greatest left-handers. 1990. L.pb. £4. * Ricky Ponting Captain’s Diary. 2005 Harup p/b/ £4. * R.Ponting. Ashes Diary 2005. p.b. –Large. £4. **Ray Robinson. From the Boundary. H.b. nice d,.w. £5. ** Time of the Tiger. Bill O’Reilly. R.S.Whitington. h.h.d.w. £5. * Thommo –Jeff Thomson.by David Frith. Sighned byhte author. 1980. H.B.D.W. £4. * Warwick Todd. Goes the Tour. ABC 2001. Pb. –large. £4. * Warwick Todd Diaries. Large p.b. £3. **Warwick Tod.Back in the Baggy Green. P.b.-L. £4. * Warwick Todd goes the …..ABC 2001. P.b. –Large. £3. * Trumper the Illustrated Biography. Ashley mallet. £6. Plus £2 p&p. Page | **Steve Waughs 1997 Diary. P.b.-Large. £5. 3 **The Waugh Zone. Ken Piesse. P.b./L.£4. * Shane Warne. Cricket Statistics. M.Pinkney, C.Wat. L.p/b/ 2007 £4. * Shane Warne’s Century. 100 test caps. 2008. d.w.h/b. £4. * Shane Warne. My own story. D.Ray. 1997. L/P.b. £4. **Shane Warne. Portrait of a flawed genius. Simon Wilde. H.b d.w.-as new. £4. * D.Walters & M. Wall. The Entertainer. 1993.p/b/ £4. * Dexter v Benaud. MCC tour 1962-3. H.b.d.w. £4 * The Gloveman. 1993. h/b. d/w.£4 * 1000 tests. Kersi Meher-Homji. P.b.-L. £3 to celebrate 100th Test. * The Ultimate Test. 2009. D.W. h.b. £3. * Australia v New South Africa. M.Conway. 1994. Large. P.B. £4. * Simon Briggs.Stiff upper lips and Baggy Green Caps. (Hist of sledging).H.B.D.W.2006 £5. * Australians Abroad. Aust. Overseas Test tours p.b-Large. R.S Whittingham 1983. £5. * Home & Away. J.Pollard. Records of Aust. Tours 1995. D/W h/B/ £5. * Mark Ray. Border & Beyond.. p/b/ £4. * Bent arms & Dodgy Wickets. Tim Quelch. England Troubles reign as Test Match Kings during the 50’s. H.B. £5. Pitch 2013. * Cricket dawn that Died. Aust. In Eng. 1938. B.Valentine. h.b. D.W. £6. * The Dominators-One of our greatest Teams. L/P.B. £4. * The top 100 & the First X1 . P.Derriman. 1987. H.b.D.W. £5. * Poms & Cobblers. Ashes. 1997. Rob teen. d.w. h.b. £4. * The First test series. 1894-95. L.pb. £3. D.Frith. * Queensland Cricket & Cricketers. 1862-1981. ACS. £4. * Aust. First Class matches. 2005/6/2006/7. Signed by W.Torrence. ACS £3. * 100 Great Australian Cricketers. G.Armstrong. 2006. D/w. £5. * Home & Away .J.Pollard. Review of Aust. Cricket Tours. £7. Plus £2. * Ave a Go yer Mug. Richard Cashman. L.P.B. £4. ** Kersi Meher-Homji. Cricket Conflicts & Controversies. L.p.B. £4. ** Centenary Test 1977 –p.b.Souvenir. £3. ** Great Days in Test Cricket. Rick Smith. L.p.b. ** The Ashes Miscellany. H.b. Clive Batty. £2. ** Pictorial History of Australian Cricket. Jack Pollard.1983. H.B. D.W. (£2. Postage). ** Test series 82. Aust cricket tour of N.Z. p.b. £2. **The fight for the ashes. 2001. JonanthAN Rice. H.b.d.w. £3. **Simply the best. Alan Border Magazine. £1.p.b. **Aust v England. -10 test matches. 1975. P.b.£2. **Sundry Extras. Eng. V.Aust. Peter Mahony. H.b.d.w.£4. 2.(a). Don Bradman *Bradman’s War. M. Knox. Penguin/Viking. D/W 2012.£6. * Bradman- A tribute. Inside Edge. 2001. Pb.-Large £4. **Ashley Mallett.Bradman’s Band. L.p.b.
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