DAY ONE

CRICKET MEMORABILIA

AUTOGRAPHED EPHEMERA Test series by Wisden, its status was 277 Australia 1961. Official Australian demoted three years later. The tour fixture card signed to the back 270 M.C.C. tour of the West Indies World touring side won the series 4- cover in ink by all seventeen players. 1953/54. Official menu for the 1 Signatures include Benaud (captain), ‘Dinner to M.C.C. Team to visit West Harvey (vice-captain), Lawry, Indies’ held at the The Tavern, Lord’s 274 The Cricket Society (Northern Simpson, Burge, Davidson, Grout, on 13th December 1953. Signed in Section). Menu for the dinner held McKenzie etc. Light creasing and ink to the back cover by all sixteen on 13th June 1949. Signed to the ageing otherwise G/VG - cricket members of the touring party. verso by John Arlott and the actress, £50/70 Signatures include Hutton (captain), Margaret Lockwood. Some foxing Trueman, Statham, Bailey, Laker, and creasing otherwise in good 278 Kippax-Oldfield Testimonial Match’ Lock, Graveney, Compton etc. Small condition. Sold with a menu for the 1949. Official souvenir for A.L. tape mark to spine otherwise G - Bradford Sportsmen’s Society Fifth Hassett’s team v A.R. Morris team cricket £40/60 Annual Dinner held at Victoria Hotel, played at Sydney Cricket Ground, Bradford, April 19th 1956. Signed by February 25th -March 1st 1949. 271 1962. M.C.C. Dinner menu , H.J. White, Lord Mayor Signed in black ink to the front cover to the Pakistan cricket team 1962 of Bradford, Lord Burghley and one by Alan Kippax. Sold with a mono signed to the rear cover by fifteen other guest. Some creasing and press photograph of the captains, players and officials who attended adhesive marks to rear otherwise in Hassett and Morris, with Kippax the dinner. Players’ signatures good condition. Also four other walking off the field having include Hanif Mohammad, menus, some with signatures inspected the . Some folds Mahmood Hussain, Alim-ud-Din, including Gower, Benjamin, and wear to programme otherwise Mahmood Hussain etc. G - cricket DeFreitas, A. Bedser, Willis etc. Qty 6 in good condition. Rare - cricket £30/50 - cricket £25/35 £50/70 272 South Africa 1955. M.C.C. Dinner 275 Bill Woodfull, Captain of Australia 279 M.C.C. in Australia 1928/29. Front menu to the South African cricket 1930. Carlton Cricket Club ‘Smoke cover of the official M.C.C. tour team 1953 signed to the front cover Social’ tendered to Mr W.M. Christmas card. Nicely signed in by and Viscount Woodfull-Captain 17th Australian XI black ink to the verso by all members Cobham, president of M.C.C. Signed on Monday 17th November 1930. of the touring party with the to the rear cover by all seventeen Decorative Toasts card produced for exception of Hobbs. Signatures members of the South African the evening to welcome home the include Hammond, Larwood, touring party. Signatures include victorious Captain, Australia having Jardine, Sutcliffe, Tate, Leyland, Cheetham (captain), McGlew, won in England in the Tyldesley, Ames etc plus Sidney McLean, Endean, Tayfield, Heine, summer of 1930. With printed Southerton, editor of Wisden, Toone Goddard, Duckworth etc. Small tape caricature, by Wells, of Woodfull (manager) and Gertrude Chapman, mark to spine otherwise G - cricket depicted as the King carrying the wife of Percy. Duckworth has signed £40/60 Ashes urn and men bowing to him as ‘QuackQuack’. Original 273 Great Britain v Rest of the World ‘The return of our profitable son, decorative ribbon attached. Minor 1970. Waldorf Hotel Dinner menu The King comes back’ and ‘We’re wear and creasing to card dated 12th August 1970 on the eve glad you’re back, your Majesty’. extremities not affecting the of the Test Match played at The Woodfull has signed the card to the signatures. G/VG. Rare - cricket Oval. The verso signed by fourteen top left hand side in blue ink. Titles £200/300 players and guests including all below. To reverse are the Toasts 280 New Zealand 1958. ‘British twelve members of the Rest of the including Woodfull, W.L. Kelly for Sportman’s Club’ luncheon menu World Team. Players’ signatures the team, Donald MacKinnon for held for the New Zealand team at include Sobers (captain), Lloyd, Australian Cricket etc. G £70/100 the Savoy Hotel, 18th April 1958. Kanhai, Pollock, Proctor, Richards, 276 Australia 1934. The Institute of The front cover features a cartoon Murray, Mushtaq Mohammad etc. Journalists, London District by Tom Webster of a lion and a kiwi Also signed by Leslie Ames. Rare. G ‘Welcome Luncheon to the dressed in cricket attire with the - cricket £50/70 Australian Cricket Team’. Criterion caption ‘The cricketing kiwi: “Going The five match ‘Test’ series was Restaurant menu dated 27th April to do any bird watching this hastily set up to replace the South 1934. Signed to the back cover in season?” The lion: “Only in a nice Africa tour to England cancelled due pencil by Stan McCabe. G/VG - way”.’. Signed to the front cover by to political pressure over apartheid. cricket £40/60 the artist, Webster, Denis Compton, Although originally designated a full Trevor Bailey, Bert Sutcliffe and the

5 athlete, Chris Brasher. G/VG - cricket (postmarked same date) and nicely 1895. Handwritten letter on Park £25/35 signed ‘A. Brian Sellers. G/VG - House, Thornbury headed paper, cricket £30/40 dated 20th October 1907. ‘Is the 281 Australia in England 1948. Rare enclosed quite correct. Kindly let me Toastmaster sheet for a lunch held at 286 Frederick Richard Brown. Surrey, know.’ The letter nicely signed in ink the Jamaica Wine House, London on Northamptonshire & England 1931- by Grace ‘Edward Mills Grace’. Light 15th July 1948. The typed text 1953. Hand written letter replying to horizontal fold otherwise in very surrounded by twenty signatures in an enquiry ‘about Tony Lock and his good condition - cricket £140/180 blue ink including all eighteen Benefit - but I’m afraid this is members of the Australian touring nothing to do with M.C.C.& is 292 Sidney James Pegler, Transvaal & party. Signatures include Bradman purely a matter for the Surrey South Africa 1908-1924. Typed (captain), Miller, Barnes, Hassett, C.C.C.’. Nicely signed ‘F.R. Brown’. letter on ‘South African Touring Brown, Morris, Lindwall, Johnston, I. G/VG - cricket £20/30 Team, 1951’ to George Brooking Johnson, McCool, K. Johnson letterhead acknowledging receipt of 287 Lord Martin Bladen Hawke, (manager) etc.G/VG - cricket the book, ‘55 Years Cricket Yorkshire & England 1881-1911. £300/400 Memories’ written by Brooking. Hand written letter/note acknowl - Signed in black ink by Pegler. G/VG 281 Australia 1948. Official ‘P&O R.M.S. edging the enclosure of a print. - cricket £25/35 Strathaird’ souvenir brochure for the Nicely signed ‘Hawke’. Not dated. Australian tour of England 1948. Horizontal and vertical folds Pegler was the manager of the South Printed in Sydney. Pictorial covers. otherwise G. Sold with an original African’s tour to England in 1951 Fully signed in ink to pen pictures by photograph of the presentation 293 Sir Hubert Ashton. Essex C.C.C. all eighteen members of the folder given to him on the occasion 1921-39. Typed letter from Ashton Australian touring team. Signatures of his wedding in June 1916 - cricket to Lady Helen Graham-Little nicely signed include Bradman, £70/100 concerning his candidature as a Hassett, Miller, Harvey, Johnson, 288 Lord Harris, Kent and England 1870- Conservative M.P. Signed by Ashton. Lindwall, Barnes, Loxton, Morris, 1911. Short typewritten letter G/VG - cricket £20/30 Ring, Toshack, Tallon etc. Some stating ‘I was not at Agra in 1981, minor age toning and wear to Hubert Ashton was M.P. for but am very glad to oblige you with covers, some light fading to Chelmsford, 1950-64 and President my autograph’. Dated 18th July signatures otherwise in good of M.C.C. in 1960 1929. Nicely signed ‘Harris’. G/VG - condition. Rare - cricket £200/300 cricket £60/80 294 Douglas Robert Jardine. Surrey & 282 , Leicestershire & England 1921-1933. Typed circular 289 William Gunn, Nottinghamshire and England 1912-1938. One page letter on ‘The Association of Cricket England 1880-1904. Hand written handwritten letter in reply to a Umpires’ headed paper appealing to note on ‘Gunn & Moore’ headed request to sign a bat. Dated 9th July local newspapers to publicise the memorandum sheet accompanying 1945 and nicely signed by Geary. G Association’s aim to improve the delivery of cricket bats to a Mrs - cricket £30/40 standard of umpiring and raise funds Mahon for her son. ‘...if at any time to do so. This copy addressed to the 283 William Quaife, Warwickshire & he is requiring anything else in Sports Editor of Liverpool Echo, England 1894-1913. Hand written connection with Cricket or Football dated 9th May 1955 and is signed note on ‘Quaife & Lilley Athletic we shall only be too pleased to give by Jardine, President of the Outfitters’ headed post card in reply our best attention to your esteemed Association. Horizontal folds to a request for his signature. Dated orders & allow you the same otherwise good condition - cricket 18th April 1943 and nicely signed by discount.’ Dated 7th January 1893. £60/80 Quaife. G - cricket £40/60 Nicely signed in ink ‘William Gunn’. Sold with ‘The Story of Gunn & 295 George Duckworth, Lancashire & 284 Norman Walter Dransfield Yardley. Moore’ published in 1978. G/VG - England 1923-38. Single page hand Yorkshire & England 1935-1955. cricket £100/150 written letter dated 24th July 1946 Hand written letter turning down a in which Duckworth is replying to an request to attend the Cheshire 290 William Gilbert Grace. enquiry for an address of Bob County Cricket Club Annual Dinner. Gloucestershire, London County & Cristofani in Australia. ‘I am going to Letter dated 4th February 1954 in England 1865-1908. Hand written Australia with the Team for Kemsley the original envelope (postmarked ‘London County Cricket Club’ Newspapers. I hope to see him in same date) and nicely signed by postcard to A.H. Hamilton of Sydney’. Staple holes to top corner Norman Yardley. G/VG - cricket Edinburgh. ‘Picture arrived all right. I and light folds otherwise G - cricket £20/30 think it good. Hope to see you £30/50 Wednesday afternoon’. Dated and 285 Arthur Brian Sellers, Yorkshire 1932- post marked 9th July 1906 and 296 Hugh Richard Bromley-Davenport, 1948. Hand written letter turning nicely signed by Grace. G/VG - Middlesex & England 1896-1899. down a request to be the Chief cricket £130/160 Hand written letter dated 10th Guest at a dinner in Birkenhead, December 1948 replying to a Cheshire. Letter dated 1st February 291 Dr Edward Mills Grace, request to sign a book. ‘I am glad to 1955 in the original envelope Gloucestershire and England 1870-

6 sign it myself but while I am very remember receiving enclosed photo 306 Surrey C.C.C. A collection of glad to do things for you, I don’t feel but lost your address about two cigarette cards, dinner menus, justified in troubling my friends too years ago. When I received your programmes, postcards, often’. G - cricket £50/70 letter recently it occurred to me that photographs etc. Includes a West you were the person who sent the Wickham C.C. dinner menu signed 297 Learie Constantine, Trinidad & West picture’. G - cricket £30/50 to the rear cover by Stuart Sturridge Indies 1921-1939. One page typed and Ken Barrington, a mono letter dated 11th August 1941 302 . Yorkshire & postcard of Hobbs and Sandham regarding a mix-up with England 1919-1945. Hand written standing in front of the scoreboard pads whilst playing for Nelson C.C. signed card with original envelope showing their opening stand of 428, in the Lancashire League. ‘I do not dated 2nd March 1934 from signed in later years by Sandham. remember Mr Mark Barber, but that Sutcliffe to a lady in London turning Other signatures include Alec and is the name written on the pad, and down an invitation to an Eric Bedser, Geoff Arnold, Stewart as my initials are under the flap engagement and general content Storey, etc. G/VG - inside my pads there should be no regarding the purchase of a new car. cricket £30/40 difficulty in identifying them.’ Nicely ‘I have just bought an A.C. car in signed in black ink by Constantine. G town. I like it immensely - the engine 307 Surrey C.C.C. A blue box file - cricket £40/60 runs like silk. It is a much smaller car containing autograph pages, than my Sunbeam & I’m afraid I shall cuttings, trade cards, printed 298 Tony Lock. Surrey & England 1946- miss the lavish space, but it is much photographs etc, many signed by 71. One page hand written letter faster...’. G - cricket £40/60 players covering the period from dated 1st July 1960 thanking the 1940s to 1970s. Signatures include correspondent for all her help 303 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & Fishlock, Surridge, Holmes, Mobey, regarding a donation from Australian England 1919-1945. Hand written A. Bedser, E. Bedser, Laker, May, friends. G/VG - cricket £25/35 letter dated 3rd December 1933 on Barrington etc. G - cricket £40/60 ‘Herbert Sutcliffe Ltd’ headed paper 299 Walter William Read, Surrey & with matching original envelope, 308 Surrey C.C.C. 1960s/70s. Blue England 1873-97. One page hand from Sutcliffe to a lady in London to album cuttings, photographs, written letter date stamped 31st July confirm arrangements for a meeting. autograph sheets with mainly Surrey 1885 replying to a request to reserve ‘This is to let you know that I am interest, with some thirty signed by seats at . ‘I am sorry to say travelling by train tomorrow - by the Surrey players. Signatures include it is not a rule to reserve seats in the 10.15 - arriving at Kings X at 1.55. Roope, Pocock, Gibson, Edrich, Covered Stand for ordinary matches Shall lunch on the train - of course. I Barrington etc. Include a mono but I will do my utmost to arrange am looking forward to seeing you postcard sized photograph of Jack for your friends on Monday if you on all. My meeting is at 4.30 at the Hobbs signed by Hobbs. G - cricket your arrival would ask for me in the Holborn Restaurant - much too £30/50 Pavilion ’. G/VG - cricket £100/150 early’. G - cricket £40/60 AUTOGRAPH SHEETS, ALBUM 300 Frank Laver, Victoria & Australia. 304 Pelham Francis Warner. Middlesex & PAGES 1891-1912. Hand written letter on England 1894-1920. Handwritten official ‘1905 Australian Cricket 309 Derbyshire 1946. Album page nicely letter on ‘The Cricketer’ magazine Team. Frank Laver, Manager’ signed in blue ink by twelve headed paper dated 10th November headed paper with printed players.Signatures include 1936 from Warner to Mr Goldman Australian emblem, dated 1st Hodgkinson (captain), Rhodes, with good content regarding December 1905 replying to an Vaulkhard, Gladwin, Armstrong, Goldman’s book collection. ‘What a enquiry from George Brooking, Townsend, Revill etc Includes the wonderful collection of cricket books noted cricket writer and journalist of signature of Harold Pope who you have!. I congratulate you’. The American Cricketer, regarding played only ten first class matches in Nicely signed by Warner. Fold marks journalistic opportunities in Australia. 1939 and 1946. Smudge to one otherwise in good condition - ‘I don’t think any of the Victorian signature otherwise VG - cricket cricket £50/70 papers would print cricket notes £40/60 from England every week. They give 305 Archibald Campbell MacLaren. 310 Essex 1946. Album page nicely me very little space to Vict. cricket’. Lancashire & England 1890-1914. signed in blue ink by eleven players. Laver then proceeds to list the Selection of correspondence sent to Signatures include Pearce (captain), names of the Australian newspapers. Maclaren in the 1930’s, five letters Paterson, Morris, Smith, Taylor, G/VG - cricket £150/250 including two letters from Percy Vigar etc Includes the signature of Whitaker of Newmarket regarding Frank Laver was player/manager for Francis Appleyard who played a total horse racing etc, one from Lord’s the 1905 Ashes tour to England and of only eighteen first class matches from the M.C.C. Secretary W. finished second in the bowling in his career. VG - cricket £40/60 Findlay regarding a telegram, a letter averages with figures of 18.19 from Colin McIver regarding the 311 Glamorgan 1946. Album page nicely 301 Arthur Mailey, New South Wales & M.C.C. Irish tour of 1934, with signed in blue ink by thirteen Australia 1912-1930. Hand written itinerary etc. G £30/50 players. Signatures include Clay note dated 5th February 1956. ‘I (captain), Wooller, Judge, Dyson,

7 Robinson, E. Davies, H. Davies etc. Signatures include Griffith (captain), 326 Australians 1948. Two album pages VG - cricket £40/60 Bartlett, Cox, Langridge, Nye, Oakes signed in blue ink by fourteen etc. Includes the signature of R.F.H. members of the tour party. 312 Gloucestershire 1946. Album page Darwall-Smith who played only six Signatures include Hassett (captain, nicely signed in blue ink by fourteen matches for Sussex. VG - cricket one on each page), Johnston, Tallon, players. Signatures include Clay £40/60 O’Reilly, Lindwall, Bradman, (captain), Allen, Neale, Crapp, Saggers, Johnson etc. VG - cricket Goddard, Wilcox, Lambert etc. VG - 321 Surrey 1946. Album page nicely £70/100 cricket £40/60 signed in ink by fifteen players. Signatures include Bennett (captain), 327 Australia 1956. Autograph sheet 313 Hampshire 1946. Album page nicely Squires, Barling, Gregory, Mobey, E. with printed black border taken from signed in blue ink by fourteen Bedser, A. Bedser, Fishlock etc. VG - a Surrey player’s Benefit book players. Signatures include Eagar cricket £40/60 mid/late 1950’s. Twelve signatures (captain), Herman, Bailey, Knott, including Johnson, Morris, Miller, Heath, Rogers etc. Includes the Nigel Harvie Bennett was Harvey, Davidson, Lindwall, Benaud signatures of Clifford Andrews (7 unexpectedly appointed captain for etc. Team title to top border. matches) and David Guard (15 the 1946 season but was replaced in 7”x9.5”. G/VG - cricket £50/80 matches). VG - cricket £40/60 1947 after their worst ever finish in the . He 328 England 1956. Autograph sheet with 314 Kent 1946. Album page nicely played a total of only thirty one first printed black border taken from a signed in ink by thirteen players. class matches Surrey player’s Benefit book mid/late Signatures include Ames (captain), 1950’s. Sixteen signatures including Valentine, Todd, Spencer, Martin, 322 Warwickshire 1946. Album page Hutton, Sheppard, Compton, Parks, Lewis, Pearce etc. VG - cricket signed in ink by twenty players. Laker, A. Bedser, May, Statham etc. £40/60 Signatures include Cranmer Team title to top border. 7”x9.5”. (captain), Goodway, Sale, Street, 315 Lancashire 1946. Album page nicely G/VG - cricket £40/60 Taylor, Ord, Fantham, Shortland etc. signed in ink by thirteen players. Includes the signature of W.E. 329 New Zealand 1958. Autograph sheet Signatures include Fallows (captain), Houghton who played only seven with printed black border taken from Phillipson, Brierley, Price, Edrich, first class matches. VG - cricket a Surrey player’s Benefit book Roberts, Wharton etc. VG - cricket £40/60 mid/late 1950’s. Sixteen signatures £40/60 including Reid, Harford, Blair, Petrie, 323 Worcestershire 1946. Album page John Fallows was appointed captain Hayes, Alabaster, MacGibbon, Miller nicely signed in ink by twelve for the 1946 season in which he etc. Team title to top border. players. Signatures include Singleton played his only twenty five first class 7”x9.5”. G/VG - cricket £30/50 (captain), White, Bird, Perks, Wyatt, matches Cooper, Buller etc. VG - cricket 330 Pakistan 1954. Autograph sheet 316 Leicestershire 1946. Album page £40/60 with printed black border taken from nicely signed in ink by thirteen a Surrey player’s Benefit book 324 Yorkshire 1946. Album page nicely players. Signatures include Berry mid/late 1950’s. Fifteen signatures signed in ink by seventeen players. (captain), Munden, Howard, Sperry, including A.H. Kardar, Hanif Signatures include Sellers (captain), Chapman, Jackson, Riddington etc. Mohammad, , Hutton, Yardley, Sellers, Barber, VG - cricket £40/60 Alimuddin, Waqar Hasan, Maqsood Watson, Robinson, Bowes etc. Ahmed etc. Team title to top border. 317 Middlesex 1946. Album page nicely Includes the signature of Harold 7”x9.5”. G/VG - cricket £30/50 signed in ink by sixteen players. Beaumont who played twenty eight Signatures include Robins (captain), times over two seasons. VG - cricket 331 Essex 1954. Autograph sheet with Compton, Robertson, Edrich, Gray, £40/60 printed black border taken from a Sims, Price etc. VG - cricket £40/60 Surrey player’s Benefit book mid/late 325 India 1946. Two album pages nicely 1950’s. Thirteen signatures including 318 Northamptonshire 1946. Album signed in ink by seventeen members Insole, J.A. Bailey, T.E. Bailey, page nicely signed in ink by eleven of the tour party. Signatures include Horsfall, Viga, Greensmith, Williams, players. Signatures include Webster Nawab of Pataudi (captain), Dodds etc. Team title to top border. (captain), Barron, Clarke, Nevell, Merchant, Mankad, Modi, Mushtaq 7”x9.5”. G/VG - cricket £20/30 Davis, Partridge, Greenwood, Ali, Sarwate etc. Sold with a hand Brookes etc. VG - cricket £40/60 written letter from Herbert L. Walker 332 Gloucestershire c1953/4. Autograph on Scarborough Cricket Club headed sheet with printed black border 319 Nottinghamshire 1946. Album page note paper returning ‘your taken from a Surrey player’s Benefit nicely signed in ink by fourteen autograph book signed by all the book mid/late 1950’s. Twelve players. Signatures include Heane First Class Counties & the Indians’ signatures including Crapp, (captain), Simpson, Harris, Keeton, and an autograph page from the Graveney, Emmett, Wells, Scott, Jepson, Butler, Woodhead etc. VG - 1948 Scarborough Festival with five Milton, Lambert etc. Team title to cricket £40/60 signatures including Leveson-Gower, top border. 7”x9.5”. G/VG - cricket 320 Sussex 1946. Album page nicely Simpson, Palmer etc. VG - cricket £20/30 signed in blue ink by twelve players. £50/70

8 333 Hampshire c1953/4. Autograph signed by the sixteen members of 344 Australians in England 1926. sheet with printed black border the touring party. Signatures include Bookplate photograph of W.G. taken from a Surrey player’s Benefit May, Cowdrey, Barrington, Dexter, Grace very nicely signed in ink to book mid/late 1950’s. Fifteen Illingworth, Smith, Statham, Subba verso by all seventeen members of signatures including Eagar, Ingleby- Row, Trueman etc. Light horizontal the touring party. Signatures are MacKenzie, Walker, Knott, Harrison, vertical folds otherwise in very good Collins (captain), Bardsley, A. Shackleton, Gray etc. Team title to condition - cricket £40/60 Richardson, Macartney, Mailey, top border. 7”x9.5”. G/VG - cricket Hendry, Woodfull, Ponsford, 340 M.C.C. Tour to West Indies 1967- £20/30 Andrews, Taylor, Ryder, Gregory, 1968. Official autograph sheet Everett, Grimmett, Ellis, Oldfield and 334 Nottinghamshire c1953/4. signed by the sixteen members of Smith (manager). Very good Autograph sheet with printed black the touring party. Signatures include condition. Rare - cricket £200/300 border taken from a Surrey player’s Cowdrey, Barrington, Boycott, Benefit book mid/late 1950’s. D’Oliveira, Edrich, Graveney, Knott, 345 ‘Australian XI - Gt. Britain 1938’. Thirteen signatures including Milburn, Pocock, Snow etc. Light Official autograph sheet, lower half Simpson, Hardstaff, Stocks, Butler, horizontal vertical fold otherwise in laid down to album page, very nicely Clay, Jepson, Giles etc. Team title to very good condition - cricket £40/60 signed in ink by fourteen members top border. 7”x9.5”. G/VG - cricket of the touring party. Signatures are 341 England v Australia. 200th Match. £20/30 Bradman (captain), Waite, Walker, Two identical official autograph Ward, McCabe, Chipperfield, 335 Sussex 1954. Autograph sheet with sheets signed by ten of the England Fingleton, O’Reilly, White, Barnett, printed black border taken from a players for the match played at Hassett, McCormick, Brown and Surrey player’s Benefit book mid/late Lord’s, June 1968. Signatures include Jeanes (manager). Missing the 1950’s. Twelve signatures including Cowdrey, Boycott, Edrich, Graveney, signatures of Badcock, Barnes and Doggart, Cox, Langridge, Marlar, Knott, Milburn, Snow, Underwood Fleetwood-Smith. Light horizontal Thomson, Webb, James, Parks etc. etc. Both sheets missing the fold otherwise in very good Team title to top border. 7”x9.5”. signature of Barrington otherwise in condition - cricket £180/250 G/VG - cricket £20/30 very good condition. Qty 2 - cricket £20/30 346 Australians 1948. Large page from 336 Yorkshire 1954. Autograph sheet the ‘Wembley Stadium with printed black border taken from 342 M.C.C. Tour to India, and Distinguished Visitors Book’ nicely a Surrey player’s Benefit book Australia 1976-1977. Official signed in ink by sixteen members of mid/late 1950’s. Sixteen signatures autograph sheet signed by the the touring party on the day they including Yardley, Hutton, Wardle, eighteen members of the touring attended the F.A. Cup Final between Sutcliffe, Trueman, Illingworth, party. Signatures include Greig, Blackpool and Manchester United on Appleyard, Wilson, Lester etc. Team Brearley, Amiss, Barlow, Fletcher, 24th April 1948, with a hand written title to top border. 7”x9.5”. G/VG - Knott, Randall, Underwood, dedication ‘Australia 1948. To Sir cricket £20/30 Tolchard etc. Light horizontal folds Arthur Elvin’. Signatures are otherwise in very good condition. 337 M.C.C. to Australia and New Bradman (captain), Hamence, Sold with an official autograph sheet Zealand 1950-1951. Official Hassett, I. Johnson, Johnston, for the England tour to Australia autograph sheet signed by the Harvey, Loxton, Barnes, Miller, 1978-79. Signatures include nineteen members of the touring Lindwall, Toshack, Saggers, Morris, Brearley, Willis, Botham, Boycott, party. Signatures include Brown, Brown, McCool and Tallon. Missing Edmonds, Emburey, Gooch, Gower Compton, Simpson, Warr, Hutton, the signatures of Ring and K. etc. G/VG. Qty 2 - cricket £30/40 Close, A. Bedser, McIntyre, Bailey Johnson (manager). Very good etc. Horizontal and vertical folds, 343 England Tour. West Indies 1981. condition - cricket £180/250 small tear to centre fold. Ink spots Official autograph sheet signed by Sir Arthur Elvin MBE, 1899-1949, affecting the McIntyre signature the nineteen members of the touring was working at The Great Exhibition otherwise in good condition. Rare - party. Signatures include Botham, at Wembley in 1924 in a cigarette cricket £60/80 Willis, Bairstow, Boycott, Butcher, kiosk. Following the end of the Dilley, Gatting, Gooch, Gower, 338 M.C.C. to India, Pakistan and Exhibition, Elvin made a healthy Willey etc. Light horizontal folds Ceylon 1951-1952. Official profit by selling scrap from the otherwise in good condition. Sold autograph sheet signed by the demolition of the site, such that he with an official autograph sheet for eighteen members of the touring was able to purchase Wembley the 3rd Test Match between England party. Signatures include Howard, Stadium for £127,000. Subsequently and West Indies, Trent Bridge 1991. Carr, Tattersall, Shackleton, Statham, he was bought out by the Wembley Signatures include Gooch, Atherton, Ridgway, Spooner, Robertson, Company, but remained the major DeFreitas, Malcolm, Pringle etc. Kenyon etc. Light horizontal fold shareholder and became Chairman, Horizontal and vertical folds otherwise in very good condition. overseeing the development of otherwise good condition. Qty 2 - Rare - cricket £60/80 Wembley Arena for the 1934 British cricket £25/35 Empire Games. He was knighted for 339 M.C.C. West Indies Tour 1959- his efforts in staging the 1948 1960. Official autograph sheet

9 Olympic Games Squires, Whittaker, Fishlock etc. players. Signatures include Nelson Includes the rarer signature of (captain), Timms, Brookes, 347 Australians 1961. Official autograph Dickinson who played that one Greenwood, Davis, Partridge etc. sheet signed by eighteen members season. G/VG £30/50 G/VG - cricket £25/35 of the touring party. Signatures include Benaud, Harvey, Burge, 353 Worcestershire 1953. Official 361 Northamptonshire 1953. Official Lawry, Davidson, O’Neill, Gaunt, autograph sheet signed by the team. autograph sheet signed in ink by Misson etc. Missing the signature of Twenty two signatures in ink twenty players. Signatures include Webb (manager). File holes including Bird, Perks, Richardson, Brown (captain), Jakeman, Reynolds, otherwise in good condition. Sold Jenkins, Kenyon, Flavell, Lobban, Lightfoot, Tribe, Andrew, Fiddling, with a facsimile copy of a similar Roberts, Lannie etc. G - cricket Nutter etc. Small tear affecting autograph sheet signed by the full £25/35 Jakeman signature, light vertical and party. Qty 2. Also a ‘British horizontal folds. The lower half of 354 Lancashire c1938. Album page Sportsman’s Club’ menu and table the sheet laid down to album page. nicely signed in black ink by eleven plan for the luncheon held at the G/VG - cricket £20/30 players. Signatures include Lister Savoy Hotel, 22nd April 1964. Both (captain), Oldfield, Duckworth, 362 Surrey. Two album pages for 1924 the menu and table plan are signed Paynter, Washbrook etc. Includes and 1927. The 1924 nicely signed in by Martin and Cowper of Australia - the signature for Cecil Rhodes who ink with seven signatures for Hobbs, cricket £30/40 played only eight matches for Hitch, Sandham, Peach, Sadler, 348 Australian World Cup Tour to Lancashire. VG - cricket £30/40 Strudwick, Shepherd and Baldwin. Canada and United Kingdom 1975. The 1927 signed in ink with eight 355 Derbyshire c1938. Album page Official autograph sheet signed by signatures for Jeacocke, Sandham, nicely signed in black ink by twelve eighteen members of the touring Ducat, Peach, Shepherd, Geary, players. Signatures include Buckston party. Signatures include I. Chappell, Dailey and Brooks. Slight ink smudge (captain), Copson, Elliott, A.V. Pope, G. Chappell, Gilmore, Lillee, to the Sandham on the 1927 page. G.H. Pope, Alderman, Smith etc. VG McCosker, Marsh, Thomson, G/VG - cricket £30/40 - cricket £25/35 Walker, Walters etc. Missing the 363 Surrey 1920s-1970s. A selection of signature of Mallett. Horizontal folds 356 Worcestershire c1937. Album page Surrey album pages and one sheet. and file holes otherwise in good nicely signed in black ink by ten Players’ signatures include Barling, condition - cricket £20/30 players. Signatures include Lyttelton Shepherd, Garland-Wells, Sandham, (captain), Pullen, Cooper, Howorth, 349 Australians in West Indies 1978. Squires, Mobey, Surridge, May, E. Perks, Jenkins, Gibbons etc. Small Official autograph sheet signed by Bedser, Lock, Stewart, Tindall etc. ink smudge to Jenkins signature all sixteen members of the touring Qty 8. Two pages laid down. G/VG otherwise VG - cricket £25/35 party. Signatures include Simpson, - cricket £30/50 Thomson, Darling, Hughes, Rixon, 357 Kent 1938. Album page nicely 364 Surrey c1947/8. Album page nicely Wood, Yallop, Yardley etc. signed in black ink by twelve players. signed in ink by eleven players. Horizontal folds otherwise in good Signatures include Chalk (captain), Signatures include Holmes (captain), condition - cricket £30/40 Woolley, Ames, Valentine, Fagg, Surridge, E. Bedser, McIntyre, Levett, Davies etc G/VG - cricket 350 Australia 1926. Cambridge Fishlock, Barling etc. G/VG - cricket £30/40 University headed note paper signed £25/35 in ink by twelve members of the 358 Glamorgan 1934. Album page nicely 365 Surrey 1947. Album page nicely Ashes touring party. Signatures signed in black ink by thirteen signed in ink by fifteen players. include Collins, Macartney, players. Signatures include Turnbull Signatures include Holmes (captain), Ponsford, Grimmett, Woodfull, (captain), D. Davies, E. Davies, A.Bedser, E. Bedser, Laker, Clark, Richardson, Mailey etc. Some Dyson, Brierley, Smart etc. Includes Gover, Fishlock etc. Includes the smudging to one signature the signature of Noel Morgan who signature of Wheatley who played otherwise in good condition - cricket played only one match for only seven matches for Surrey. G/VG £130/160 Glamorgan. The Turnbull signature - cricket £20/30 signed on a piece, laid down. Small 351 Glamorgan c1952. Large autograph ink blot to the Dyson signature. 366 Surrey 1949. Album page nicely sheet with thirteen signatures G/VG - cricket £30/40 signed in ink by eleven players. including Wooller, Parkhouse, Jones, Signatures include Barton (captain), H.E. Davies, Hedges. E. Davies, Clift, 359 Northamptonshire 1928. Album Surridge, E. Bedser, Squires, Parker, McConnon etc. ‘Glamorgan County page signed in pencil by eleven McIntyre, Laker, Fletcher, Fishlock Cricket Club’ stamp to head of page. players. Signatures include Jupp etc. G/VG - cricket £20/30 Horizontal and vertical folds (captain), Brown, Thomas, Woolley, otherwise G/VG - cricket £20/30 Walden, Bellamy, Timms etc. The 367 Sussex c1937/39. Album page nicely page laid down. G/VG - cricket signed in black ink by eleven players. 352 Surrey 1939. Album page nicely £30/50 Signatures include Bartlett, signed in pencil by the Surrey team. Cornford, Hammond, J.H. Parks, Thirteen signatures including 360 Northamptonshire c1938. Album H.W. Parks, John Langridge, James Garland-Wells (captain), Gregory, page nicely signed in ink by eleven

10 Langridge etc. G/VG - cricket 373 Yorkshire 1909. Large album page, vertical folds to the 1986 sheet £25/35 headed ‘Yorkshire County’, very otherwise in good condition. Sold nicely signed by twelve members of with an official autograph sheet of 368 Nottinghamshire 1930. Album page the Yorkshire team. Signatures are the New Zealand squad for the nicely signed in black ink by ten Lord Hawke, (Captain), Hunter, World Cup 1999. G - cricket £20/30 players. Signatures include Gunn, Hirst, Rothery, Bates, Denton, Haigh, Lilley, Larwood, Voce, Whysall, 379 New Zealand tours to England. Two Rhodes, Newstead, Drake, Copley etc. G/VG - cricket £25/35 album pages from 1949 and 1958. Wilkinson and Wilson. Light The 1949 page signed by fourteen Sydney Copley was on the Notts horizontal fold otherwise in members of the touring party ground staff, and played only four good/very good condition. Rare - including Hadlee (captain), Sutcliffe, second team matches, but had a cricket £200/300 Scott, Mooney, Donnelly, Wallace, reputation as a good outfielder. His 374 Pakistan tour of England 1987. Burtt etc. The 1958 page signed by claim to fame came in 1930 on the Official autograph sheet with eleven players including Sutcliffe, fourth day o f the First Ashes Test at seventeen signatures of the touring Harford, MacGibbon, Sparling, Cave Trent Bridge, in which he was party. Signatures include Imran etc. File holes to 1949 sheet invited to take the field as twelfth Khan, , Saleem otherwise G/VG - cricket £25/35 man as Larwood was unwell. Malik, Rameez Raja, Wasim Akram Fielding at mid-on he took a 380 India 1952. Official autograph sheet etc. Missing signatures for Javed spectacular catch to dismiss McCabe with all seventeen signatures of the Miandad and . Light off Tate’s bowling in Australia’s touring party. Signatures include creasing and file holes otherwise in second innings so enabling England Hazare, Adhikari, Umrigar, good condition - cricket £20/30 to go on to win by 94 runs. Copley Manjrekar, Gaekwad, Gulam played his only first class match in 375 Pakistan 1954. Page signed in ink by Ahmed, Ramchand, Gupta his career, for Notts vs Oxford fourteen players. Signatures include (manager) etc. Horizontal and University, the following week but Kardar (captain), Wazir Mohammad, vertical folds with annotations (not achieved little Hanif Mohammad, Maqsood affecting signatures) otherwise in Ahmed, Waqar Hassan, Fazal good condition. Rare - cricket 369 Glamorgan 1954. Album page Mahmood, Zulfiqar Ahmed etc. £40/60 signed in ink by fourteen players. Light horizontal fold otherwise Signatures include Wooller (captain), 381 India Team Tour of England 1959. G/VG - cricket £40/60 D.E. Davies, H.G. Davies, Watkins, Official autograph sheet signed by Shepherd, Parkhouse, Muncer, 376 New Zealand 1958. Official all eighteen players in the touring Hedges etc. G/VG - cricket £20/30 autograph sheet with seventeen party. Signatures include Gaekwad, signatures of the touring party. Apte, Manjrekar, Umrigar, Borde, 370 Leicestershire 1923. Large album Signatures include Reid, Cave, Gupte, Surendra Nath, Desai etc page signed in pencil by twelve Alabaster, Sutcliffe, Miller, Harford, with the additional annotation and players. Signatures include Fowke Hayes, Sparling, MacGibbon etc. signature of Baig. Missing the (captain), Sharp, Sidwell, Shipman, Missing signature for Phillips signatures of Ghose (treasurer) and Lord, Dawson etc. G/VG - cricket (manager). Horizontal and vertical Gaikwad (manager). Horizontal and £25/35 folds otherwise in good condition - vertical folds otherwise in good 371 Middlesex 1923. Album page nicely cricket £30/40 condition - cricket £30/50 signed by eleven members of the 377 New Zealand tour of United 382 ‘Indian Test Cricketers’ 1936-2004. team. Signatures include Mann, Kingdom, India and Pakistan 1969. Forty one white headed cards each Dales, N.J.D. Moffatt, Childs-Clarke, Official autograph sheet signed by signed by an Indian Test player. Durston, Beton, Hendren, Hearne all seventeen members of the Signatures include Madan Lal, etc. To verso are ten signatures of touring party. Signatures include Mustaq Ali, Sharma, Kirimani, the Warwickshire team of 1923 Dowling (captain), Pollard, Murray, Viswanath, Bhandari, Baig, Punjabi, including Calthorpe, Stephens, Turner, Dowling, Howarth, Taylor, Ranjane, Gopinath, Roy, Patuadi, B.W.Quaife, W.Quiafe, Wyatt, Yuile, Cunis etc. Horizontal folds Gaekwad, Borde etc. G - cricket Santall, Bates, Howell, Smart etc. otherwise G/VG - cricket £30/40 £50/70 Some rarer signatures. Ink stain to bottom right hand corner otherwise 378 New Zealand. Two official autograph 383 South Africa Touring Team Great in good condition - cricket £40/60 sheets for New Zealand tours to Britain 1955. Official autograph England from 1986 and 1990, both sheet signed by all sixteen players in 372 Northamptonshire c1920/21. Album complete. Signatures from 1986 the touring party. Signatures include page signed in ink by eight members include Coney (captain), Wright Cheetham, McGlew, McLean, of the Northamptonshire team. (vice-captain), Bracewell, J. Crowe, Endean, Goddard, Tayfield, Heine, Signatures including Hawtin, Raven, M. Crowe, Hadlee etc. Signatures Fuller, Waite etc. Missing the Adams, Tomkins, Wells, Walden etc. from 1990 include Wright (captain), signature of Viljoen (manager). To verso are five signatures of the M. Crowe (vice-captain), J. Crowe, Horizontal and vertical folds Worcestershire team of 1920/21 Hadlee, Morrison, Parore, otherwise in good condition - cricket including Jewell, Higgins, Turner, Rutherford etc. Horizontal and £30/40 Taylor etc. G - cricket £30/50

11 384 South Africa in England 1935. Miandad (captain), , 396 New Zealand 1937. Official fixture Album page signed in black ink by Tahir Naqqash, Iqbal Qasim etc. card for the 1937 tour of England. thirteen members of the touring Some creasing otherwise in good Adhesive marks to back covers, party. Signatures include Wade condition - cricket £30/50 otherwise G/VG - cricket £20/30 (captain), Viljoen, Mitchell, Rowan, 391 Sri Lanka. Official autograph sheets 397 Alfred Mynn, Kent & Sussex. 1834- Cameron, Crisp, Langton etc. The for M.C.C. tour to Sri Lanka, 1977 59. A rare printed match ticket page laid down. G/VG - cricket signed by the sixteen members of printed on card with a small £30/50 the Sri Lanka party. Signatures illustration of stumps with bails and 385 South Africa 1947. Album page include Tennekoon (captain), wax seal to lower right corner. The signed in ink by eleven players. Fernando, D.S. de Silva, G.R.A. de match between England and Kent, Signatures include Melville (captain), Silva, Mendis, Dias, Wettimuny etc. was played at Lord’s on 26th & 27th Fullerton, Nourse, Viljoen, Rowan, File holes otherwise in very good July 1847 in honour of Mynn. Other Harris, Dawson etc. G/VG - cricket condition. Sold with three more famous names playing in the game £25/35 official sheets of tours to England include Dean, Hagarth, Guy, Box, from 1990, 1991 and 2002 and a Pilch, Felix, Hillyer. The ticket has 386 West Indies 1955. Album page Pakistan autograph sheet from the been neatly cut in half presumably signed by all twelve players who 1996 tour to England. G - cricket on admission to the ground. G - played in the second Test v Australia, £20/30 cricket £100/150 Port of Spain, April 1955. Signatures include Stollmeyer, Ramadhin, Holt, 392 Zimbabwe. Three official autograph Alfred Mynn was considered to be Walcott, Weekes, Sobers, Valentine sheets for tours to England and ICC the greatest all-rounder of his day, etc. The page, with horizontal fold, is Trophy Holland 1990, World Cup appearing for the Gentlemen against laid down with players details listed squad 1999 and tour to England the players in twenty matches. on another album page laid down to 2000. Signatures include Houghton, Mynn struggled with debt and was verso. G/VG - cricket £30/50 Pycroft, Flower, Campbell, Flower, made bankrupt in 1845. His Olonga, Streak, Strang etc. The situation was eased by the award of 387 West Indies Cricket Tour of United 1999 and 2000 sheets with this testimonial match. Kent won by Kingdom 1976. Official autograph horizontal and vertical folds seven with Mynn taking 7- sheet signed by all nineteen otherwise G/VG - cricket £20/30 42 in first innings, all bowled, ten members of the touring party. wickets in the match, top scored Signatures include Lloyd, Murray, 393 Derrick Robins’ XI. Official with 48 for Kent in their first Gomes, Greenidge, Holder, Holding, autograph sheet for the Derrick innings, and scored the winning run Kallicharran, Richards, Roberts etc. Robins XI 1975. Fifteen signatures in the second Horizontal fold otherwise in including Barrington, Close, Greig, good/very good condition - cricket Radley, Hayes etc. File holes 398 Pear’s soap 1926. Original £30/50 otherwise VG. Also an official score advertising cricket fixture list for the card for Derrick Robins XI v Western 1926 season in the shape of a 388 West Indies Under 25 Cricket Tour Province, March 1975 signed by shaving stick holder. Adhesive marks Zimbabwe 1981. Official autograph thirteen members of the touring to rear cover, minor foxing and sheet signed by all fifteen members party. Signatures include Close, rusting to staple otherwise in good of the touring party. Signatures Greig, Walker, Tolchard, Radley etc. condition - cricket £20/30 include Bacchus, Haynes, Daniel, Some creasing otherwise G - cricket Dujon, Logie, Marshall, Davis etc. 399 Lancashire County & Manchester £15/25 Light creases otherwise in good Cricket Club. Collection of early condition - cricket £20/30 CRICKET EPHEMERA members tickets with fixtures and details. Members tickets for 1920 to 389 Douglas Robert Jardine. Surrey & 394 Nottinghamshire 1926. Official 1929. Sold with a front cover of a England 1920-1934. Ink signature folding membership card for members ticket for 1888. Odd on irregularly shaped piece laid Nottinghamshire C.C.C. for the faults, good. £40/60 down to small album page. G/VG - 1926 Ashes Test season with the cricket £40/60 handwritten name of E.B. Winter to 400 England v South Africa, The inside. The stiffened card covers in Kennington Oval 1924. Official rare 390 Sri Lanka tour to Pakistan 1982. dark blue embossed with emblems ‘complimentary’ match ticket for Official ‘1882 Centenary 1992 and for the club and the year. VG - the 2nd day, 18th August. The ticket First Official Test Sri Lanka v cricket £20/30 is green with black lettering. R.C.N. England’ folding autograph card Palairet was the Secretary. Approx signed to centre pages by thirty five 395 Kent. Two folding fixtures cards for 4.25”x2.5”. Sold with England v Sri Lanka and Pakistan players 1928 ‘With the Compliments of South Africa, Headingley 1935. assumed to have been collected on James Long’, the other for 1929 Official rare match ticket to ‘C.E.M. the tour to Pakistan. Sri Lanka ‘With the Compliments of Josiah Wilson’ for the Test match on 13th- signatures include Warnapura Messent’. Both cards with adhesive 16th July 1935, a similar ticket for (captain), Ranatunga, D.S. de Silva, marks to back covers, otherwise G - the England v South Africa Test at Mendis, Perera, Madugalle etc. cricket £20/30 Old Trafford 27th-30th July 1935 Pakistan signatures include Javed

12 and complimentary ticket for the 407 Robert Abel, Surrey & England 410 ‘England Touring Team in Australia England v All India Test match held 1881-1904. Collection of three items 1978-79’. Official colour at Old Trafford on 27th July 1936. given to D. Rees, by Ada and Albert photograph of the England squad, Qty 4. G/VG - cricket £30/50 Abel, daughter and son of Robert sitting and standing in rows, wearing Abel, as presents following Rees touring blazers. The photograph 401 South Africa 1935. ‘British helping Mr Abel and Son at the nets mounted and signed in ink to Sportman’s Club’ luncheon menu at Kennington Oval during the 1st borders by all twenty members of held for the South African team at Great War 1914-1918. The first of the touring party. Signatures include the Savoy Hotel, 17th April 1935. the three items is ‘Forty Season of Gooch, Brearley, Boycott, Gower, The front cover features a cartoon First-Class Cricket’. R.G. Barlow. Willis etc. Mount stamped ‘Ronald S. by Tom Webster of a lion dressed as Manchester 1908. Original pictorial Woolmore Adelaide’. Some age an umpire with the caption covers. With lengthy handwritten toning to mount otherwise in good ‘Greetings! South Africa the English inscription by Rees to front end condition. Overall approx 13”x12” - umpire welcomes you. May your paper, dated December 1949, cricket £40/60 stumps be tiny - your bat large and explaining how he obtained the the ball ever joyful for you.’. Slight 411 ‘England Tour to Australia and India book. The second item is an original foxing but otherwise in good 1979-80’. Official colour photograph of W.G. Grace and condition. Sold with another menu photograph of the England squad, Robert Abel standing at The Oval (?) from 1965 with cartoon by Roy sitting and standing in rows, wearing in 1899. Light faded to the bottom Ullyett, with guest list and table touring blazers. The photograph of the image, framed and glazed. plan. Old tape to inner fold. G/VG - mounted and signed in ink to The photograph measures cricket £25/35 borders by all twenty members of 4.5”x6.5”. Again, handwritten the touring party. Signatures include 402 Dunn’s Boots, Wingate. c1940s/50s. inscription from Rees to verso and Gooch, Brearley, Boycott, A set of six printed advertising cards the third item is a miniature cricket Underwood, Botham, Gower, Willis each featuring a different bat with ink signature of Abel on etc. Mount stamped ‘Melba Studios humourous colour illustration of paper piece laid down to face. Sydney’. Good condition. Overall boys playing cricket. G - cricket Signed to verso by Albert Abel. approx 14”x11.5” - cricket £40/60 £20/30 Interesting selection. G - cricket £100/150 412 ‘England - Centenary Test Match 403 . A blue box file 1980’. Mono printed photograph of containing various press 408 ‘Surrey County Cricket Champions the England team sitting and photographs, post cards, trade cards, 1971’. Souvenir silk handkerchief standing in cricket whites. Signed in cuttings etc all relating to Bradman. printed in Surrey colours with titles blue ink to borders by all twelve G £40/60 to corners with decoration of ‘Prince players. Signatures include Gooch, of Wales’ feathers. VG £20/30 404 Leonard. C. Braund, Somerset & Botham, Boycott, Hendrick, Gower, England 1899-1920. A small black CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS Gatting etc. Small paint blemish scrap book given to Braund ‘from a affecting Gooch’s signature The following thirteen lots of official well wisher’, containing press otherwise in good condition. Overall photographs were formerly from the cuttings and hand written statistics approx 12”x8.5”. Sold with an collection of Alf Gooch, father of relating to the 1907/08 M.C.C. tour unsigned mono mounted copy , Essex and England. to Australia. Wear and some photograph of the same breaking to some internal hinges. 409 ‘England Young Cricketers. Tour to photograph. Qty 2 - cricket £20/30 Sold with three scrapbooks c1900 the West Indies 1972’. Mono 413 ‘England Cricket Team. West Indies and a book of statistics c1900 in mounted team photograph of the 1981’. Official colour photograph of mixed condition. Qty 5 - cricket England Young Cricketers team the England squad, sitting and £40/60 sitting and standing in touring standing in rows, wearing touring blazers. Sold with a mono mounted 405 Cricket scrap books. Seven large blazers. The photograph mounted photograph of Essex C.C.C. 1974, format scrap books containing press and signed in ink to borders by all copy mono mounted photograph of cuttings relating to cricket in England nineteen members of the touring the England Test team v Australia, and M.C.C. tours to Australia for the party. Signatures include Gooch, Lord’s 1975, colour mounted period 1936 to 1938. Generally Botham, Boycott, Gower, Gatting, photograph of the rebel English tour good condition - cricket £40/60 Old, Miller etc. Some light fading to party to South Africa 1982 and a photograph, slight press masking to 406 Collection of cricket ephemera colour mounted photograph of the mount and minor fading to the including prints, ‘Punch’ cartoons, England party for the ‘MRF World signatures of Bairstow and Butcher Gerald Broadhead caricatures, fifty Series for the Nehru Cup’ 1989. All otherwise in good condition. Overall press photographs of England five photographs featuring Gooch. approx 13”x11” - cricket £40/60 players, batting gloves signed by Some minor creasing to mounts David Gower and a run of ‘The otherwise in generally good 414 ‘England Tour. India and Sri Lanka Cricketer’, Volume 1, 1921 issues 2- condition. Qty 5 - cricket £20/30 1981-82’. Official colour 22 inclusive. Mixed condition - photograph of the England squad, cricket £30/40 sitting and standing in rows, wearing

13 touring blazers. The photograph touring blazers. The photograph 14th, 1924’. Mono photograph of mounted and signed in ink to mounted and signed in pencil to the two teams seated and standing borders by all nineteen members of borders by all the featured members in rows in cricket attire, some the touring party. Signatures include of the touring party. Signatures wearing blazers. The photograph Gooch, Fletcher, Boycott, Willis, include Gooch, Lamb, Gower, laid down to photographers mount Botham, Gower, Gatting, Hemmings, Larkins, Russell, Fraser, with printed title to top border and Underwood etc. Some fading to Stewart, Atherton etc. Mount eleven signatures on two pieces laid signatures and light creasing to stamped ‘Photograph by Graham down to right margin. Signatures, mount otherwise in good condition. Morris’. Slight fading to the the majority Surrey players, Overall approx 13.5”x12” - cricket signatures of Gower and Lewis including Fender, Abel, Hobbs, £40/60 otherwise in good condition. Overall Hitch, Strudwick etc. G/VG - cricket approx 18”x13” - cricket £30/50 £50/70 415 ‘England Cricket Team. Tour of the West Indies 1986’. Official colour 419 ‘England Tour of New Zealand 423 Surrey C.C.C. c1955. Mono postcard photograph of the England squad, 1991/92’. Official colour sized press photograph of the Surrey sitting and standing in rows, wearing photograph of the England squad, team seated and standing in rows in touring blazers. The photograph sitting and standing in rows, wearing cricket attire. Signed by the twelve mounted and signed in ink to touring blazers. The photograph featured players and Sandy Tate, borders by all twenty one members mounted and signed in pencil to team masseur. Players signatures of the touring party. Signatures borders by all twenty members of include Surridge (captain), May, include Gooch, Gower, Gatting, the touring party. Signatures include Laker, A Bedser, Constable, Lock etc. Botham, Lamb, Willey, Downton, Gooch, Botham, Smith, De Freitas, G - cricket £30/40 Ellison, Foster etc. Minor creasing to Lamb, Stewart, Russell, Fraser, Hick, 424 Kent 1895. Original mono mount otherwise in good condition. Lewis etc. Mount stamped photograph of the Kent team seated Overall approx 15”x13” - cricket ‘Photograph: Graham Morris’. Slight and standing in rows. The £30/50 fading to the signatures of Lawrence photograph, 11.5”x8.5”, laid down and Lewis otherwise in good 416 ‘England Tour of Pakistan 1987’. to photographer’s mount, overall condition. Overall approx 14”x11” - Official colour photograph of the 12.5”x10.5”. Players’ names hand cricket £30/50 England squad, sitting and standing written to borders. G/VG - cricket in rows, wearing touring blazers with 420 ‘England World Cup Team Australia £40/60 inset photograph of Wilf Slack. The and New Zealand 1992’. Official 425 Kent 1896. Original mono photograph mounted and signed in colour photograph of the England photograph of the Kent team seated pencil to borders by all twenty squad, sitting and standing in team and standing in rows. The members of the touring party. colours. The photograph mounted photograph, 11.5”x8.5”, laid down Signatures include Gooch, Gatting, and signed in pencil to borders by all to photographer’s mount, overall Emburey, Foster, French, Dilley, seventeen members of the touring 12.5”x10.5”. Players’ names hand Broad, De Freitas etc. Mount party. Signatures include Gooch, written to borders. G/VG - cricket stamped ‘Photograph by Graham Botham, Smith, De Freitas, Lamb, £40/60 Morris’. Some fading to the Stewart, Fairbrother, Fraser, Hick, signature of Jarvis otherwise in good Small, Reeve etc. Mount stamped 426 ‘Lancashire 1904. Champion condition. Overall approx ‘Photograph: Graham Morris’. Slight County’. Original mono photograph 14.5”x12” - cricket £30/50 fading to the signature of Lewis featuring vignettes of twelve players. otherwise in good condition. Overall Players include MacLaren, Spooner, 417 ‘England Tour of West Indies 1990’. approx 14”x11” - cricket £30/50 Findlay, Tyldesley, Kermode, Garnett Official colour photograph of the etc. The photograph by Hawkins & England squad, sitting and standing 421 ‘World Cup in India & Pakistan Co, Brighton. Mounted framed and in rows, wearing touring blazers with 1987’. Official colour photograph of glazed, overall 19”x15”. VG - inset of Chris Lewis. The photograph the England squad, sitting and cricket £50/70 mounted and signed in pencil to standing in rows, wearing touring borders by all twenty one members blazers. The photograph mounted 427 Lancashire, 1896. Original mono of the touring party. Signatures and signed in pencil to borders by all photograph of the eleven players include Gooch, Lamb, De Freitas, eighteen members of the touring and two umpires seated and Hemmings, Larkins, Russell, Fraser, party. Signatures include Gooch, standing in rows in cricket attire. The Stewart, Hussain etc. Mount Gatting, Emburey, Foster, Downton, photograph by Hawkins & Co, stamped ‘Brooks - La Touche Small, Pringle etc. Mount stamped Brighton, laid to photographers Photography’. Good condition. ‘Photograph by Graham Morris’. mount with title and players’ names Overall approx 15”x13” - cricket Minor fading to some signatures, printed to lower border. Approx £30/50 light crease to mount otherwise in 18”x16”. Some ageing and fading good condition. Overall approx to image otherwise in good 418 ‘England Tour of Australia and New 14.5”x12” - cricket £30/50 condition - cricket £80/120 Zealand 1990/91’. Official colour photograph of the England squad, 422 ‘Portland Sports Club v Mr P.G.H. Lancashire finished runners up to sitting and standing in rows, wearing Fender’s XI. Snaresbrook, August Yorkshire in the fourth County

14 Championship Griffiths (Vice Captain), Hutton, A. innings Bedser, Compton, Washbrook, 428 England and Australia photographs. 434 Australian 1953. An official mono Gladwin etc. The photograph, Official mono photograph of the photograph of the team for the 9.5”x7”, in excellent condition. M.C.C. touring party to Australia, Third Test v South Africa, Sydney Water stain to lower left corner 1928/29, seated and standing in Cricket Ground, 9th-13th January affecting two signatures including rows in cricket attire. the photograph 1953, seated and standing in rows in that of Washbrook. Framed and laid to photographer’s mount with blazers. Players featured include glazed, overall 16.5”x18” - cricket printed title ‘The Victorious English Hassett (captain), Harvey, Miller, £70/100 Test Team’ and players names to Langley, Morris, Benaud (inset), borders. Sold with a mono team England won the series two matches Johnston etc. The photograph photograph of the M.C.C. touring to nil with three drawn 9.5”x7.5”, by Melba, Sydney, laid to party to Australia, 1946/47. Also photographer’s mount with printed 432 M.C.C. in Australia 1911/12. Rare two original sepia albumen title and players’ names to borders. original mono photograph of the photographs of the Lancashire Overall 16.75”x11”. Originally touring party, seated and standing in County Eleven and Gloucestershire owned by Bill Johnston, signed in rows wearing formal attire, with C.C.C c 1870s and an original mono pencil to reverse by Johnston. Some inset image of Mead applied to the press photograph laid to photog - foxing and damage to top right lower right corner. The photograph rapher’s mount of C. Washbrook corner of mount, otherwise laid down to original photographer’s and J.A. Fallows, Lancashire v India good/very good condition - cricket mount with printed title 1946. Qty 5. G - cricket £30/50 £40/60 ‘Marylebone C.C. Team. 1911-12’ 429 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1932/33 to top border. Signed in ink by all 435 Australians in England 1930. Mono ‘’. Printed mono eighteen members of touring party. photograph of the Orient Line photograph of the M.C.C. touring Signatures include P.F. Warner R.M.S. “Oronsay” incorrectly team who toured Australia in the (Captain), Hobbs, Woolley, Barnes, annotated in black ink ‘English Tour 1932/33. The team, standing and Mead, Strudwick, Vine etc. Some 1931’, presumed to be the ship that seated in rows, wearing M.C.C. silvering and wrinkling to took the touring team back to touring blazers and cricket attire. The photograph, signatures a little faded Australia. Signed to the photograph photograph laid down to official but legible, staining and wear to by all seventeen members of the photographers mount with title to mount otherwise in good condition. touring party. Signatures include top border ‘M.C.C. Team- Australian Excellent image of this pre first War Woodfull (captain), Bradman, Tour- 1932/33’ and names of touring party - cricket £300/500 Oldfield, Kippax, Ponsford, Jackson, players printed to lower border. The McCabe, Grimmett, Hornibrook, England won the Ashes series 4-1 photograph by ‘Sydney Mail Photo’. Kelly (manager), Howard (treasurer). The photograph measures approx 433 England v Australians 1888. Original Photograph 11”x6.5”, mounted, 11.5”x9” and overall with the sepia photograph of the England framed and glazed, overall approx photographers mount approx team who played Australia at The 17”x13”. G/VG - cricket £250/350 14.5”x9”. Excellent image of this Kennington Oval 13th-15th August 436 Australia 1957/58. Official printed infamous tour. Some marks to image 1888, standing and seated, in rows mono photograph of the Australian otherwise in good+ condition - wearing blazers, caps and cricket team who toured South Africa in cricket £100/150 attire. The photograph laid down to 1957/58, seated and standing in official photographers mount with 430 Lancashire C.C.C. c1930. Large rows and wearing tour blazers. The title and players names to lower mono photograph of the Lancashire mount is signed in ink to side borders border. Players include W.G. Grace, team, standing and seated in rows, by all eighteen members of the Ulyett, Barnes, Lohmann, Peel, Abel, wearing a variety of blazers, mainly touring party featured. Signatures Shuter, Briggs etc. The photograph county club. Players include include I. Craig, Harvey, Benaud, measures approx 11.5”x 9.25”. Eckersley, Paynter, Hopwood, Burge, Simpson, Davidson, Jarman, Framed and glazed, overall Duckworth, Tyldesley, Hallows, McDonald etc. Includes Gaunt who 19.5”x15.5”. Photograph by E. Watson etc. Mounted, framed and is not featured on the picture. Title Hawkins & Co of Brighton. Old tape glazed. Overall 18.5”x15.5”. G - ‘Australian Cricket Team. South to top border, minor fading and cricket £50/70 African 1957-1958’ and players foxing to image otherwise in good names printed to lower border of 431 M.C.C. in South Africa 1948-49. condition. Rare - cricket £250/350 mount. The photograph measures Official mono photograph of the England won the Test match by an overall approx 18”x13”. Mounted, M.C.C. touring party, seated and innings and 137 runs. For England, framed and glazed overall 24”x19”. standing in rows, wearing cricket Abel made 70, Barnes 62, Lohman G/VG - cricket £150/250 attire. The photograph, signatures 62no and Briggs took five wickets in and title laid down and each 437 Australia v England, Sydney Cricket the Australian first innings and displayed in modern photographer’s Ground 1920. Large panoramic Barnes five wickets in the Australian window mount, signed in ink by the photograph of a packed Sydney second innings. For Australia, Turner sixteen members of the team Cricket Ground taken on the second took six wickets in England’s only including G.Mann (Captain), day of the First Test, 18th December

15 1920. The photograph shows the Australian Test Team to Showroom cricket £40/60 match in progress with Macartney of Maurice Jaffe, Furrier’ in 445 Cricket photographs, Hove 1930s. A and Bardsley batting, with sixteen Manchester on a day when there collection of thirty nine small original nice captioned vignettes of was no play at Old Trafford owing to mono photographs comprising Australian players and officials on a rain. Players featured include candid images of cricketers and scroll background to the top and Barnett, Hassett, Badcock, McCabe, matches taken at Hove, many sides. Players include Armstrong Barnes, Brown, McCormick, Walker signed. Players include Bowley, (captain), Gregory, Pellew, Oldfield, etc. The photographs 8”x6” laid Langridge, Parks, Cornford, Leyland, Mailey, Kelleway etc. The down to photographer’s mount, Melville, Scott, Duleepsinhji, Tate photograph by Alan Row & Co, overall 12”x10”. VG - cricket etc, also Christiani and Achong Sydney. Mounted, framed and £40/60 (West Indies), Oldfield and glazed. Overall 46”x16”. Some 442 Ashes photographs. Five large Chipperfield (Australia). Sussex slight damage to right hand border, original mono press photographs matches featured include v Australia minor creases otherwise in including the Australians visiting the 1930, New Zealand 1931 and v All good/very good condition - cricket tomb of the Unknown Warrior, Paris India 1932. Each photograph £300/400 1930, Hammond missing Oldfield at measures approx 3.25”x2.25”. G - Australia won the first Test Match Trent Bridge 1934, Davidson being cricket £200/300 by 377 runs before going on to caught by Evans off Statham at 446 Alfred Perry (‘Bunny’) Lucas, complete a 5-0 whitewash in the Sydney Cricket Ground 1955, Cambridge University, Surrey, Essex series (remember those days?) Hutton hit on the shoulder off the & England. 1874-1907. Original bowling of Miller at Sydney 1955, 438 Australia v England, Sydney Cricket mono photograph of the A.P. Lucas Freeman being bowled by Ground 1920. Large panoramic XI, August 1907 seated and standing Illingworth at Edgbaston 1968 and photograph of a packed Sydney in rows in cricket attire. Photograph an aerial view of the S.C.G. Some Cricket Ground taken on the second by Fred Spalding, Chelmsford, faults but in generally good day of the First Test, 18th December 11”x7.25”. Small tear to right edge condition G - cricket £50/70 1920. The photograph shows the otherwise G/VG - cricket £30/40 match in progress with Macartney 443 Public Schools v Australia 1926. A.P. Lucas played five times for and Bardsley batting, with sixteen Official mono photograph of England and was captain of Essex nice captioned vignettes of the ‘Hopper’ Levett leading the Public 1892-1894, which included England touring party on a scroll Schools team onto the field at Lord’s, captaining Essex in their first match background to the top and sides. 11th & 12th August 1926. The as a first class county Players featured include Douglas, photograph 8”x6” by ‘The Sport & Strudwick, Wilson, Hendren, General Press Agency’, London, laid 447 M.C.C. tour of South Africa Woolley, Hearne etc. The down to photographer’s mount, 1922/23. Large sepia photograph of photograph by Alan Row & Co, overall 12”x10”. Some silvering to C.P. Mead, G. Brown and W.H. Sydney. Mounted, framed and image otherwise in very good Livsey of Hampshire talking to glazed. Overall 46”x16”. Some condition - cricket £50/70 another player on the dockside prior creasing and minor damage to edge, to embarking on the ship to Cape From the collection of William image slightly faded otherwise in Town for the tour. Laid down to Howard Vincent Levett who played good condition - cricket £250/350 card. Slight damage to right hand 146 matches for Kent and one Test edge and corner of photograph. 439 Australia 1926. Two similar glass match for England 1933/34. The 14”x10”. G - cricket £30/50 negative plates depicting the match ended in a draw Australian team sitting in front of a From the Phil Mead collection sold 444 Scarborough Festival. A selection of pavilion. Sold with further glass plate by Knights in March 2011 photographs taken at Festivals over of the England team walking out at a number of years. All published by 448 South African Tour of Australia Leeds and the Northamptonshire Walkers Studios Ltd, Scarborough. 1952/53. Seventeen original mono team taking the field. Odd faults, Images include a sepia postcard of photographs of the players, loosely good - cricket £40/60 Eric Rowan and Bruce Mitchell mounted on album pages, each 440 Australian tour of England 1938. (South Africa) walking out to bat, signed by the sixteen members of Original mono press photograph of 1935, mono press photographs of the touring party and Charles Bradman leading the Australian team Edrich & May, D’Arcy & Harford and Fortune, writer and commentator. on to the field for the Trent Bridge Silk & Gale. Also six mono Photographs include Cheetham Test Match on 10th June 1938. photographs laid down to photog - (captain), McGlew (vice-captain), Other players include McCabe, raphers mount with the player’s Endean, Murray, Tayfield, Waite, Hassett, Barnett and Fleetwood- name hand printed to lower border Viljoen (manager ) etc. Sold with an Smith. G - cricket £30/50 of , J.A. Bailey (2), S.C. official mono photograph of the Griffith, A.C. Walton and S. Singh, South Africa team to England, 1960, 441 Australian Tour of England 1938. all by the same studio, and a mono seated and standing in rows in Two original mono press head and shoulders photograph of blazers. G/VG - cricket £50/80 photographs of an ‘Informal visit of Freddie Brown. Qty 11. G/VG -

16 The series was tied 2-2 it being the rapher’s mount, overall 18”x14”. 457 W.G., E.M. & G.F. Grace 1870’s. An first time South Africa had shared a Sold with another similar original sepia photograph of the series with Australia photograph by Normamad Velji Gloucestershire C.C.C. team Kamdia, Ilamnagari. Significant loss unusually featuring the three Grace 449 Clifton College, Bristol c1880s. Five to mounts not affecting the brothers together. Fading to original mono photographs of school photographs otherwise in good photograph otherwise good and house cricket teams standing condition - cricket £60/90 £100/150 wearing cricket attire, each laid down to photographer’s mount with 453 ‘Ninety Famous Cricketers - Past and 458 John William Hitch. Surrey & players’ names hand written in Present’. Late 19th century. Original England 1907-1925. Photograph pencil to lower border on four mono photograph featuring album presented to Hitch thanking photographs . The photographs reproductions of vignettes and him for his services whilst acting as 10.5”x8.5”, overall 14”x12”. cabinet cards of cricketers of the cricket coach at Jagirdars’ College, Players featured include H.G. period. Players featured include the Hyderabad, India, following his Schwann (Oxford University), E. three Grace brothers, Lord Hawke, retirement from first class cricket. Smith (Yorkshire), W.H. Brain Lord Harris, W. Gunn, G. Hearne, The album has inscription to inside (Gloucestershire), W.O. Vizard W.Lillywhite, G.Parr etc. Mounted front board, ‘From the cricketers and (Gloucestershire) etc. Formerly the on original photographer’s mount, myself with best wishes and very property of W.H. Brain. Some fading the mount laid down to card, overall many thanks for all the trouble you to images, ageing to mounts 9.5”x12”. Some loss and staining to have taken and the improvement otherwise good/very good condition mount, the photograph in generally you have brought about’. Signed P.J. - cricket £30/50 good condition - cricket £40/60 Durand (?), September 1933’. The album is nicely presented through 450 Leslie E.G. Ames. Kent & England 454 Early Cricket Umpire. c1850. out with annotated photographs 1926-1951. Photograph album Original mono photogravure of an showing Hitch with P.F. Durand, pages containing eighty seven umpire standing full length at the presumably a master/sports Master candid mono photographs taken on wicket wearing top hat, with at the College, team photographs all the M.C.C. tour to the West Indies marquee and spectators in the featuring Hitch with the 1st XI, 2nd 1929/30. Players featured include background. The photograph laid to XI, 3rd XI and 4th XI, Falaknuma Wyatt, Ames, Sandham, Voce, board, 15”x18”. Ageing and Palace, interiors of the Palace, Town Hendren, Astill, Gough-Calthorpe slivering to image, damage to board Hall, Mosque, city scenes etc. Sold (captain), Stanyforth, Rhodes, Gunn extremities otherwise G £50/80 with a signed and dedicated etc. Photographs show Test 455 Cricket photographs. Two large photograph of the Maharaja ‘To Bill, scoreboards, on board ship, players mono exhibition photographs, one all the best wishes Bhaiya 1938’ and relaxing on a beach and at featuring Len Hutton and Bill Edrich a letter from the Maharaja to Bill swimming pools etc. A unique record walking out to bat, the other of the dated 14th September 1945 of the tour. G/VG £200/300 1953 Australian team being explaining that Hitch cannot visit in Formerly the property of Ames presented to officials at the start of the Winter. The Maharaja is in the 1st Test Match at Trent Bridge, Singapore with the war against the 451 ‘H.E Hutton Esq Champion Eleven’. each 20”x16”. Sold with a mono Japanese, talks of the surrender, the c1880s. Mounted mono cameo copy photograph of the 1878 camps, ill treatment of Indian photographs of eleven players, Australian Touring Team from the prisoners, ‘Well we have licked the including A.C. MacClaren, captain, BBC Hulton Picture Library and a japs by an innings at least. The to the centre. Mounted, framed and mono photograph of Yorkshire bombing raids to the nips must have glazed, overall 19.5”x16.5”. Minor County First XI 1936, laid to card, seemed like Larwoods quick uns to ageing and staining to mount with players names printed below. the batsman’. The album with otherwise in good condition - cricket Also a collection of large original breaking to bindings and some £40/60 mono press photographs. Players pages loose otherwise in good 452 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Sussex & featured include J. Parks, A. Wellard, condition - cricket £150/250 England. 1895-1920. Two original T. Bailey, J. Murray, K. Barrington, W. 459 South Africa 1907. Official mono sepia photograph of cricketers in Hammond, a young Peter May etc. photograph of the South African turbans and blazers seated and Qty 12. Some wear otherwise in team and officials, seated and standing in rows, both photographs good/very good condition £30/50 standing in rows in cricket attire. feature Ranjitsinhji and are from his 456 Cricket team photographs. Players featured include Sherwell collection. Hand written dedication Collection of original mono (Captain), Fogle, Nourse, S.J. to lower border of mount ‘Presented photographs of minor county and Snooke, S.D. Snooke, Schwarz etc. with great respect to H.H. Ranjit local cricket teams 1870s/1930s. Mounted on photographers mount Sinhji, the Jam Saheb of Jamnagar by Teams include Montgomeryshire with hand written title and players’ the Hon. Secretaries Samaldas C.C.C., Cheshire C.C.C., North names to borders. The photograph, College Gymkhana - 1910’. The Devon, Coalville, Slough v M.C.C. by C.E.M., measures 8”x5.75”, photograph by Khanderao N. Naik, etc. Mixed condition. Qty 6 £25/35 framed and glazed in modern frame 11”x8”, mounted on photog - overall 17”x15”. Minor foxing to

17 original mount otherwise in good/ E. Rockey Wilson later represented 5.75”x4.25”. Scratch to image very good condition. An excellent Yorkshire and played in one Test for otherwise G/VG - cricket £70/90 image - cricket £150/250 England 468 & Herbert Sutcliffe. 460 Warwickshire c1900/1910. Large 464 ‘The Druries Champion Eleven’ circa Mono postcard sized press original sepia photograph of the 1882. Collection of eleven original photograph of Hobbs & Sutcliffe in county team, seated and standing in carte de visite photographs of the later years standing in front of a rows wearing cricket attire. The players each wearing cricket caps framed image of Hobbs in batting photograph laid down to original with name beneath, mounted in pose, signed in blue ink by Hobbs photographer’s mount. Photograph cameo mount with titles and club and Sutcliffe. G/VG - cricket £40/60 by H. Rowland White, Birmingham, emblem. Players include Raphael, 469 Donald John Knight. Surrey & 14.5”x10.5”, slightly faded with loss Neame, Sturgis, Crosland, England 1911-1937. A sepia cabinet to top left corner of mount Routledge, Crosland etc. Overall card of Knight in younger years, in otherwise in good condition. Overall approx 18”x21”. The photographs batting pose at the crease, possibly 23”x18” - cricket £50/80 faded, repaired damage to mount, at Malvern College. Photograph of general ageing otherwise in good 461 Warwickshire C.C.C. 1938. Large Norman May, Malvern. Slight condition. Sold with ‘Harrow School original mono photograph of the uneven trimming to card edges, Eleven’ 1916. Collection of twelve Warwickshire team, seated and small adhesive label to lower left original carte de visite photographs standing in rows and wearing blazers corner, otherwise in good condition - of the players each wearing cricket and caps. Players featured include P. cricket £30/50 caps, eleven signed to the Cranmer (Captain), Dollery, Hollies, photograph, mounted in cameo 470 Frank Edward Woolley. Kent & Croom, Santall, Ord, Shortland, mount. Framed and glazed. England 1906-1938. A mono Buckingham, Wilmot etc. Mounted Photographs by Hills & Saunders, photograph of Woolley in younger on photographers mount. The Harrow. Overall approx 17.5”x21”. years, wearing cricket attire, photograph measures 14”x10.5” The photographs in very good standing at the bottom of the and overall approx 21”x15.5”. condition. Qty 2 £70/100 pavilion steps. Photograph by Photograph by ‘Albert Wilkes & Son ‘Molloy’ is laid down to mount. of West Bromwich’. Excellent image. Druries is a ‘House’ at Harrow Signed to the lower mount ‘Yours Good/ very good condition - cricket School sincerely Frank E. Woolley’. Slight £70/100 465 ‘I. Zingari v Military of Ireland 1894’. silvering to photograph edges, Previously sold by Knight’s as lot Large original mono photograph of signature slightly faded, minor 385 in March 2006. From the Tom the two teams, umpires and the Lord foxing to mount otherwise good Dollery Cricket Collection Lieutenant, Lord Houghton, seated condition - cricket £50/70 and standing in rows and wearing 462 South Africa 1940s. Five official 471 William Gilbert Grace, blazers and cricketing attire. Players mono photographs of the South Gloucestershire, London County & featured include A.W. Ridley African party vs England 1948/49, England 1870-1904. Original carte (Captain of I.Z.), Captain Oates Australia 1949/50, to Australia & de visite photograph of Grace in (Captain M.O.I.) de Trafford, New Zealand 1952/53, South Africa younger years, half length in cricket Levenson-Gower, Heseltine, Wright, vs England 1956/57, and the attire holding a cricket ball. Kemp etc. Mounted on photog - ‘Springboks’ team for the 1st Test vs Photograph by The London raphers mount with title and players’ England, December 1956, seated Stereoscopic & Photographic names to borders. The photograph and standing in rows wearing cricket Company of London. 2.5”x4”. measures 14”x11”. Framed and attire. The photographs laid down to Good condition - cricket £100/150 glazed overall 21”x17”. Photograph photographer’s mounts. Various by Chancellor, Dublin. Good/very 472 Archie C. MacLaren, Lancashire and sizes, some faults, one with mount good condition - cricket £150/250 England. 1890-1914. Excellent ink loss otherwise in good condition - signature of MacLaren on piece with cricket £30/50 466 William Henry Patterson. Oxford full page sepia book plate University & Kent, 1878-1904. Sepia 463 , 1896. Collection of photograph of MacLaren. G/VG - real photograph cabinet card of coloured carte de visite photographs cricket £50/70 Patterson wearing cricket attire. of eleven players individually Photograph measures 5.5”x4”. 473 Richard Cameron North Palairet. mounted and named in original Minor surface marks otherwise Somerset 1891-1902. Original sepia photographer’s cameo mount with G/VG - cricket £70/90 photograph of Palairet full length in title ‘The Eleven 1896’ and school batting pose. Signed to face in ink emblem. Players include J. Stanning 467 Frances Marchant. Cambridge and dated 1893. Some damage, (Captain), Wilson, Nickalls, Spenser, University & Kent, 1884-1905. Sepia mainly to extremities of photograph, Maffey etc. The photograph by Geo real photograph cabinet card of slight damage to signature area. A Dean, Rugby. Some staining and Marchant wearing a straw boater Mounted framed and glazed in wear to mount, one picture loose and cricket attire. Photograph by E. modern frame. Photograph otherwise in good condition, overall Hawkins & Compy, Brighton. 5.25”x7.75” - cricket £40/60 17.5”x13.5” - cricket £40/60 Photograph measures approx

18 474 Maurice Leyland. Yorkshire & of E.D.R. Eagar, Hampshire, W.G.A. N.S.W. signed in ink to the reverse England 1920-1947. Excellent Parkhouse, Glamorgan and Nawab by fifteen players surrounding a original mono photograph of of Pataudi, Sussex. Sporting pencil sketch (by Arthur Mailey?). Leyland, full length, wearing cricket Handbooks Ltd. G - cricket £20/30 Signatures are Armstrong (captain), attire and M.C.C. blazer. Nicely Carter, Collins, Oldfield, Macartney, 481 R. N. Harvey. Australia 1954-1969. signed in ink ‘Yours sincerely, McDonald, Ryder, Hendry, Mayne, Mono real photograph postcard of Maurice Leyland’. Mounted and Mailey, Bardesley, Andrews, Harvey head and shoulders, with glazed in contemporary frame. Gregory, Kelleway and Taylor G/VG name and country printed to lower Overall 10.5”x12.5”. Dated to back - cricket £200/300 border. Signed in ink by Harvey. Sold of frame 1936. G - cricket £50/70 with three similar unsigned postcards 489 Australia in England 1921. A mono 475 Archibald Campbell MacLaren. of W. Grout, I. Quick and R. Benaud. postcard of the Australian team Lancashire & England 1890-1914. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G - cricket seated and standing in rows wearing Original sepia cabinet card £30/40 cricket attire. Signed to the reverse in photograph of MacLaren in batting pencil (two in ink) by thirteen 482 Keith Miller, Australia. ‘International pose. E. Hawkins of Brighton. Nicely players. Signatures include Cricketers/ Classic Cricket signed in black ink by MacLaren. Armstrong (captain), MacDonald, Postcards’. Postcard number 93, Minor adhesive marks to verso Mailey, Gregory, Ryder, Bardsley, signed to the front by Miller. VG otherwise in good condition - cricket Collins, Carter etc. Published by £20/30 £400/600 Philip G. Hunt, London. Two pin 483 Jack Hobbs, Surrey & England. holes and minor wear otherwise in 476 Thomas Hayward and Robert Mono real photograph plainback good condition - cricket £250/300 Carpenter. Nice mono copy postcard of Hobbs, head and photograph of Hayward standing 490 M.C.C. tour of Australia 1950/51. shoulders wearing an England blazer. with Carpenter, each holding a Mono postcard of R.M.S. Stratheden Signed in blue ink by Hobbs. cricket bat and wearing a bowler P&O Line ship which took the adhesive marks to verso otherwise hat. The photograph 8.25”x11”. M.C.C. team to Australia. Nicely G/VG - cricket £30/40 Mounted, framed and glazed in signed to reverse by eighteen modern frame, overall 14”x17”. G - 484 Jack Hobbs. Sepia real photo members of the team including cricket £20/30 postcard of Hobbs in batting stance Brown (Captain), A. Bedser, at the wicket. Signed in black ink by Simpson, Compton, Hutton, Close, CRICKET POSTCARDS, CIGARETTE & Hobbs. With written inscription to Wright, Warr, Hollies, Dewes etc. TRADE CARDS reverse of postcard in Hobbs’ hand. Minor creasing and wear to 477 J. Watts. Northamptonshire 1959- Light crease and adhesive marks to extremities otherwise good 1980. Mono real photograph verso otherwise G/VG - cricket condition - cricket £80/120 postcard of Watts, head and £30/50 491 John Tunnicliffe. Yorkshire 1891- shoulders, with name and county 485 Jack Hobbs, Surrey & England. 1907. Mono real photograph printed to lower border. Signed in ink Mono real photograph plainback postcard of Tunnicliffe, full length by Watts. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. postcard of Hobbs in batting pose. wearing Yorkshire cap, fielding a G - cricket £20/30 Signed by Hobbs. To reverse of ball. Nicely signed in black ink by 478 L. N. Coldwell. Worcestershire & postcard is a handwritten note ‘With Tunnicliffe to lower border. Rotophot England 1955-1969. Mono real compliments & all good wishes from no.1376. Postmarked 1904. G - photograph postcard of Coldwell, JB Hobbs, London 16th June 1934’. cricket £80/120 head and shoulders, with name and Nicely signed by Hobbs. Good 492 Denis Compton. Middlesex & county printed to lower border. condition - cricket £40/60 England 1936-1964. Mono real Signed in ink by Coldwell. Sporting 486 A.P. Freeman, Kent & England. photograph plainback postcard of a Handbooks Ltd. G - cricket £20/30 Mono real photograph plainback youthful Compton, half length, 479 J. G. Binks. Yorkshire & England postcard of Freeman wearing a Kent wearing England home blazer. 1955-1969. Mono real photograph blazer. Signed to the darker area of Signed to top border in ink by postcard of Binks, head and the image by Freeman. Photograph Compton. Flemons of Tonbridge. shoulders, with name and county by B.C. Flemons, Tonbridge. G/VG - Slight wear/fading to the signature. printed to lower border. Signed in ink cricket £25/35 G - cricket £30/50 by Binks. Sporting Handbooks Ltd. G 487 F.E. Woolley, Kent & England. Mono 493 J.B. ‘Jack’ Hobbs. Sepia real - cricket £20/30 real photograph plainback postcard photograph postcard of Hobbs, full 480 R. W. Barber. Lancashire, of Woolley wearing a Kent blazer. length wearing cricket attire, Warwickshire & England 1954-1969. Signed to the darker area of the smoking a cigarette. Boldly signed Mono real photograph postcard of image by Woolley. Photograph by by Hobbs in ink. Nias of Brighton. Barber, head and shoulders, with B.C. Flemons, Tonbridge. G/VG - Stamped to verso A.G. Spalding & name and county printed to lower cricket £25/35 Bros Ltd, County Ground, Hove. border. Signed in ink by Barber. Sold Odd faults, good condition - cricket 488 Australians 1921. Mono postcard of with three similar unsigned postcards £40/60 the ‘Grand Arch, Jenolan Caves,

19 494 John F. Parker. Surrey. Mono real plan. Old tape repairs otherwise in 506 John Thomas Tyldesley. Lancashire & photograph postcard of Parker, half good condition. Also a fixture list for England 1895-1923. unusually large length, wearing Surrey blazer. F.C. the West Indies tour of 1976. Qty 3. ‘real photograph’ postcard of Dick. Signed by Parker to darker area G/VG - cricket £20/30 Tyldesley in cricket blazer and cap. of postcard. G - cricket £25/35 ‘Giant Postcard’ by P.G. Hunt of 501 Cricket Postcards. Mono real London & Manchester. 5.5”x10.5”. 495 Willis Walker. Nottinghamshire photograph postcard of the Sussex G/VG - cricket £40/60 1913-1937. Mono real photograph XI c1900. Rotary Photographic postcard of Walker, full length, Series no. 3816. Some creasing and 507 Surrey 1929. Plain postcard wearing Nottinghamshire blazer and wear otherwise in good condition. addressed to R.F. Glover, Cambridge, cap. Signed by Walker to face. Also a ‘Liverpool Courier Picture nicely signed in ink by seven players. Fading to signature. Adhesive marks Postcard’ of Hallows in batting pose, Signatures are Hobbs, Shepherd, to verso. G - cricket £25/35 an ‘Adams & Co’ sepia postcard of Ducat, Sandham, Barling, Gregory Warwickshire C.C.C. 1925 and a and Geary. G - cricket £20/30 496 Albert Charles Wright. Kent 1921- mono photograph of the Combined 1931. Mono real photograph 508 Yorkshire 1929. Plain postcard Services Cricket Team 1953 (A. postcard of Wright, full length, addressed to R.F. Glover, Cambridge, Wilkes & Son). Qty 4. G/VG - cricket wearing Kent blazer. Signed in ink by nicely signed in ink by nine players. £25/35 Wright. Flemons of Tonbridge. Some Signatures include Holmes, Oldroyd, darkening otherwise in good 502 P.N. Townsend, Oxford University Robinson, Leyland, Rhodes, Wood, condition - cricket £40/60 C.C. 1929. Mono postcard of Barber, Macaulay etc. Adhesive Townsend published by A. Wilkes & marks to reverse otherwise G - 497 Yorkshire. Plainback real photograph Son. VG - cricket £20/30 cricket £30/40 postcard half showing the scoreboard from the Yorkshire v 503 Nottinghamshire C.C.C. Mono real 509 ‘Ames skittled’. M.C.C. tour of Derbyshire match where John photograph postcard of the Notts XI, Australia 1932/33. ‘Bodyline’. Tunnicliffe scored his highest score 1903, Rotary Photographic Series Excellent original rare ‘real of 243 in a record partnership of 554 no. 3817. Also two mono postcard photograph’ postcard of with Jack Brown (292) and the other sized photographs of the 1947 and being dismissed for four during the half showing the scoreboard from 1948 teams, both by Van Ralty 2nd Test in Melbourne which the Yorkshire v Essex match where Studios, Nottingham. G/VG - cricket Australia won by 111 runs. Produced Percy Holmes (224) and Herbert £20/30 by the Melbourne Herald Feature Sutcliffe (313) beat the record in a Service. The card has printed caption 504 Kent C.C.C. A collection of partnership of 555. Signed to side and copyright stamp to reverse with photographs, postcards and border by Tunnicliffe and by Holmes details. Postally unused and in scorecards. Includes a mono (poor signature).Adhesive marks to generally good/very good condition postcard of Leslie Ames wearing a verso, odd faults otherwise in good - cricket £40/60 Kent blazer, signed in black ink by condition £80/120 Ames (Flemons, Tonbridge), a mono 510 Harold Larwood, Nottinghamshire 498 Australia. Three mono postcards real photograph postcard of and England. Two cigarette cards, from ‘The Wilson Autograph Series’. Freeman, Chapman and Woolley, all one Wills’s Cricketers 1928, the The cards are V. Trumper, No.2, S. wearing M.C.C. touring blazers with other John Player & Sons, Cricketers Gregory, No.8 and W.W. Armstrong, their printed facsimile signatures 1930. Each card signed to face by No.10. Also a ‘West’s Olympics’ beneath in box annotated ‘Kent Larwood in later years. Qty 2. G/VG collectors card No.5 of Alan Kippax. Stalwarts’ (pin holes and adhesive - cricket £25/35 Qty 4. G - cricket £25/35 marks to verso). Also a ‘Souvenir 511 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & Match Card of Maidstone Cricket 499 ‘Linthwaite v Slaithwaite, July 8 England 1919-1945. ‘Famous Test Week 1973’ in which 1905’. An early mono postcard of a Cricketers’. J. Millhoff & Co 1928. scored his 99th and 100th first class cricket match in progress between Real photograph cigarette card, centuries, signed to the front cover the two West Yorkshire village sides nicely signed in ink by Sutcliffe. by Cowdrey. Various colour with a large crowd in attendance. Larger ‘medium’ size cards. Number photographs of players from 1970s Published by A.H. Broadbent, 14 of 27 cards. G - cricket £40/60 signed to the reverse by the player, Bradford Road, Huddersfield. G/VG including Knott, Underwood, 512 Douglas Robert Jardine. Surrey & - cricket £15/25 Ealham etc. G/VG - cricket £30/40 England 1921-1933. ‘Famous Test 500 West Indies. Rare mono postcard of Cricketers’. J. Millhoff & Co 1928. 505 Essex. Two mono postcards of the Berkhampsted v West Indies 28th Real photograph cigarette card, Essex team, one from 1904 by August 1906 published by J.T. nicely signed in ink by Jardine. Larger Hawkins, Leyton, the other 1950 by Newman. Sold with a menu for ‘The ‘medium’ size cards. Number 11 of A. Wilkes, West Bromwich. Sold with British Sportsman’s Club Luncheon 27 cards. Some surface wear to a mono press photograph of J.W.H.T to Welcome the West Indies 1966 image otherwise in good condition - Douglas, 1928 head and shoulders Tourists’, Savoy Hotel 28th April cricket £60/90 wearing an M.C.C. touring blazer. 1966, featuring a cartoon by Roy G/VG - cricket £25/35 Ullyett with attendance list and table

20 Cricketers’. J. Millhoff & Co 1928. collection of original mono Real photograph cigarette card, photographs taken from an album nicely signed in ink to face by assumed to belong to one of the Duckworth. Larger ‘medium’ size members of the touring party. cards. Number 22 of 27 cards. Minor Includes images of matches in Kent surface wear to image otherwise in at Sutton Valence, Beckenham and good condition - cricket £40/60 Folkestone. Includes photographs of players who took part in the M.C.C. 518 Arthur Percy Frank Chapman. Kent v Anglo-Argentine XI at Lord’s, 22nd & England 1924-1938. ‘Famous Test & 23rd August 1928 including Cricketers’. J. Millhoff & Co 1928. Smyth, Stuart and Ferguson. G/VG - Real photograph cigarette card, cricket £50/70 nicely signed in ink to face by Chapman. Larger ‘medium’ size CRICKET BOOKS cards. Number 3 of 27 cards. G - 523 Wisden Anthology 1978-2006. cricket £40/60 Leather bound limited edition 519 Godfrey Phillips ‘Cricketers’ 1924 68/300 in slip case. Signed to title cigarette cards. Forty five cards, page by Stephen Moss, Matthew brown back, in good/very good Engel, Tim De Lisle and Graeme condition. Sold with six cards of Wright, all former Editors of Wisden. cricketers from The Champion Excellent condition - cricket £30/50 ‘Sporting Champions’ 1922 (two 524 Botham. My Autobiography. trimmed), five Chum’s ‘Cricketers’ Boundary Books, Cheshire 1994. (two trimmed) and ten small Pinnace Lots 513, 514, 511, 512 Leather bound limited edition real photograph cards of cricketers, 66/102 in slip case, this edition various series. Plus a real photograph dedicated to Botham’s 66th test postcard of the Australian team of match for England v New Zealand, 513 J.B. ‘Jack’ Hobbs, Surrey & England 1930 (Bolland). - cricket G £40/60 Auckland 1984. Signed to title page 1905-1934. ‘Famous Test 520 Early cricket cards. Set of seven 19th by Botham. Excellent condition - Cricketers’. J. Millhoff & Co 1928. century cricket cards each with cricket £40/60 Real photograph cigarette card, different image of a boy cricketer nicely signed in ink by Hobbs. Larger 525 ‘Captain of the Crowd’. Albert Craig, wearing a cap. Each titled, ‘Batsman’ ‘medium’ size cards. Number 5 of 27 Cricket and Football Rhymester (3), ‘Bowled’ (2), ‘Bowler’ and cards. Minor surface wear to image 1849-1909’. Tony Laughton. ‘Fielder’. Each has ‘Copyright 1881 otherwise in good condition £40/60 Childrey 2008. Limited edition by O.J. Ramsdell’ (Ross Climax number 31 of fifty copies produced, 514 Harold Larwood. Nottinghamshire & Cigars of U.S.A). Four cards retain an signed by the author. Specially England 1924-1938. ‘Famous Test advertising panel to the head, on bound and boxed with twelve Cricketers’. J. Millhoff & Co 1928. which the ‘Fielder’ card has been facsimiles of the rarest Craig Real photograph cigarette card, overprinted with details for a boot compositions reproduced on art nicely signed in ink by Larwood. and shoe store. The panel on the paper. Excellent - cricket £70/100 Larger ‘medium’ size cards. Number remaining three cards have been 16 of 27 cards. Minor surface wear trimmed. Adhesive marks to reverse. 526 ‘For Essex and England’, Graham to image otherwise in good Apparent trimming to edges, tear Gooch. Albert Craig, Cricket and condition - cricket £50/70 and small loss to two cards. The Football Rhymester 1849-1909’. untrimmed cards measure approx Tony Laughton. Goostrey 1993. 515 Maurice Leyland. Yorkshire & 5”x3”. Overall good condition. Rare Limited edition 278/333, signed by England 1920-1947. ‘Famous Test - cricket £50/70 Gooch. Specially bound in quarter Cricketers’. J. Millhoff & Co 1928. leather. Excellent condition £30/50 Real photograph cigarette card, 521 Early cricket cards. Three early nicely signed in ink to face by cricket cards for Soapine, Frear’s Troy 527 ‘Basingstoke Boy’. John Arlott. Leyland. Larger ‘medium’ size cards. Bazaar and Enameline each with a Boundary Books 1990. Numbered Number 2 of 27 cards. G £40/60 colour illustration of a boy in cricket limited edition number 65/200 attire holding a bat. Sold with a bound in full leather. Signed by John 516 Maurice Tate. Sussex & England. ‘Peerless Coffee’ card with an Arlott. Mint conditioN £60/80 1912-1937. ‘Famous Test illustration titled ‘Bowled’ printed in Cricketers’. J. Millhoff & Co 1928. 528 ‘Sketches at Lord’s’. Michael Down red on a silver background. Also an Real photograph cigarette card, and Derek West. Willow Books, unbranded card with colour nicely signed in ink to face by Tate. London 1990. Numbered limited illustration of a boy in traditional Larger ‘medium’ size cards. Number edition 37 of 150 bound in full Scottish costume holding a bat with 22 of 27 cards. G - cricket £40/60 leather in slip case. Signed by the a ball. G/VG - cricket £30/50 authors. Mint condition £40/60 517 George Duckworth. Lancashire & 522 Argentina tour to England 1928. A England 1923-1938. ‘Famous Test

32 529 ‘The West Indies in Australia 1930- signed by the author and Jim by Morris and the author. Sold with 31’. Brian Bassano & Rick Smith. Hutchinson, the 103-year old ‘James Lillywhite’s XI in Goulburn Tasmania 1990. Limited edition in Derbyshire cricketer who played 1876’. Ronald Cardwell. Australia paper covers of 300 numbered first-class cricket with many of those 2007. Signed by Bob Jeffrey, Trevor copies, each signed by the authors, involved in this match. Half green Bayliss and the author. VG. Qty 2 - this being number 106. Sold with morocco with green cloth boards, cricket £30/40 ‘North v South. Tasmanian Cricket’s top edge gilt, spine with raised 543 Wisden Anthology 1978-2006. Civil War’. Rick Smith. Tasmania bands and gilt titles, in original Leather bound limited edition 2008. Limited edition of 200 copies, slipcase. Perrin scored 343no out of 212/300 in slip case. Signed to title this being number 39, signed by the an Essex first-innings total of 597 page by Stephen Moss, Matthew author. VG. Qty 2 - cricket £30/40 and still ended up on the losing side. Engel, Tim De Lisle and Graeme VG - cricket £70/100 530 ‘Charles Barnett’. Andy Wilson Wright, all former Editors of Wisden. 1991. Limited edition number 24 of Only 41 copies of this limited Excellent condition. Sold with a only 40 copies published. Signed by edition were signed by Hutchinson collection of hard back Wisden Barnett and the author. Published by due to his advanced years publications including Anthologies R. Walsh books. VG - cricket £20/30 etc. Qty 19 - cricket £30/50 537 ‘Sam Morris. Cricket’s Capital All- 531 ‘The Life and Times of J.C. ‘Farmer’ Rounder’. Ian Woodward. 544 ‘My Cricketing Life’. P.F. Warner. White. A Somerset Hero who beat Woodward Pty, Hampton, Victoria Hodder and Stoughton 1921. the Aussies’. Basil Ashton Tinkler. 1999. Original paper wrappers. Limited edition of 200 copies, this Manchester 2000. Signed limited Signed by the author. Sold with ‘The copy unnumbered, signed by the edition, this being no 11/54, signed Baggy Green’. M. Fahey and M. author. With handwritten dedication by the author. VG - cricket £20/30 Coward. 2008. VG. Qty 2 £15/25 from Warner to frontispiece ‘To A.C.W. “Lucky is the Captain who 532 ‘Early Memoirs of ’. 538 ‘Arthur Carman’s Suitcase’. Bruce has such an adviser at his elbow” Kent 1976. Limited signed edition Murray and David Wood. from the author March 21: 1921.’ number 856/1000 copies. Signed in Wellington 2011. Original paper Original hard covers with gilt blue ink by Woolley. VG £20/30 wrappers. Signed by the authors. emblem with blue Middlesex cap to Sold with ‘Cricket with the Kiwis. 533 ‘Reminiscences of David Hunter- The centre of front cover and spine. Tasmania in New Zealand 1883-84’. Genial Yorkshire Stumper’. Some wear and ageing to covers, Rick Smith. Tasmania 2008. Original Lancashire 2001. Modern limited some breaking to internal pages. G - paper wrappers. Limited edition edition reproduction hardback with cricket £50/70 number 88/125. Signed by the dust wrapper, this being number 43 author. VG. Qty 2 - cricket £25/35 545 ‘Bibliography of the Cricket Works of of 200 with a new introduction by the late F.S. Ashley-Cooper’. Neville Gerry Wolstenholme. Signed by 539 ‘’. R. Grace. Weston. Privately printed. Wolstenholme. Sold with ‘Harold Victoria 1975. Limited edition Kidderminster 1933. 19pp. Original Larwood. Blackpool Cricket Club 124/350 signed by the author. Sold wrappers. Limited edition 45 of 100 Professional’. Gerry Wolstenholme. with ‘From Government Paddocks to copies produced, signed by the Lancashire 2003. Limited edition Bellerive Oval. A Short Appreciation author. Inscribed to limited page ‘To hardback with dust wrapper, this of Hobart’s Cricket History’. Michael Walter Marshell from A.W. Shelton being number 49 of 150. VG. Qty 2 Gandy. Adelaide 2007. Limited with Best Wishes Nottingham, 16th - cricket £30/40 edition number 21/250. Signed by October 1900’. Rebound in card the author. G. Qty 2 £30/50 534 ‘Ken Farnes. Diary of an Essex covers with original titles to front Master’. David Thurlow 2000. 540 ‘Bill Edrich. A Biography’. Alan Hill. cover, staining to top right hand Limited edition of 54 copies, this London 1994. Foreword by Denis corner of book throughout. ex being number 10, signed by the Compton. Limited edition bound in Woodhouse Collection. Rare- cricket author. VG - cricket £25/35 full leather, gilt to top edge, in slip £80/120 case. Limited edition of 150 copies, 535 ‘Spiro Zavos. The Pupil Meets the Weston pays a handsome tribute to signed by the author and Compton, Master’. R.L. Cardwell. Cherrybrook Shelton’s assistance in compiling this being number 4. VG £40/60 2008. Signed by Zavos and the this bibliography. Shelton also author. Sold with ‘Bradman at 541 ‘Peter May. A Biography’. Alan Hill. assisted in the sale of Ashley- Blackheath’. R. Cardwell and I. London 1996. Foreword by Denis Cooper’s unrivalled collection to Sir McKilligan. Cherrybrook 2011. Compton. Limited edition bound in Julien Cahn on his death Original paper wrappers. Signed by full leather, gilt to top edge, in slip 546 ‘Cricket Lovely Cricket. West Indies v the authors. VG. Qty 2 £25/35 case. Limited edition of 25 copies, England 1950. 50th Anniversary signed by Mrs Virginia May, Colin 536 ‘The Rise and Fall of Percy Perrin: Tribute’. Vijay P. Kumar. Privately Cowdrey and the author, this being Derbyshire v Essex 1904’. John published 2000. Deluxe un- number 4. VG - cricket £40/60 Shawcroft. J.W.McKenzie 2000. numbered limited edition signed to Special limited edition number 29 of 542 ‘Morris’s Dilemma’. Ronald front end paper by Allan Rae, Robert forty one numbered copies, each Cardwell. Cherrybrook 2003. Signed Christiani, Sonny Ramadhin, Clyde

33 Walcott, Everton Weekes and Alf 553 ‘The English Cricketer’s Trip to 561 ‘Gloucester County Cricket’. F.S. Valentine. VG - cricket £50/80 Canada and the United States in Ashley-Cooper. George W. May, 1859’. Frederick Lillywhite. London London. Original decorative cover. 547 ‘Basingstoke Boy’. John Arlott. 1990. 1860 (first edition). Original green Minor staining, wear and spotting to Numbered limited edition of 200 boards with title in gilt. Some cover, small ink annotation to front bound in full leather by Boundary breaking to internal hinges, odd cover otherwise in good condition - Books. Signed by John Arlott. pages loose, minor staining cricket £30/50 Limited edition 189/200. VG - otherwise in good condition. Rare - cricket £40/60 562 ‘Hampshire County Cricket’. F.S. cricket £300/500 Ashley-Cooper. George W. May, 548 ‘The Rise and Fall of Percy Perrin’. 554 Somerset County Cricket Club 1890. London 1924. Original decorative John Shawcroft. J. W. McKenzie, Very rare first edition of the boards. Minor staining, wear and Surrey 2000. Quarter leather, limited yearbook. Original decorative spotting to boards, small ink edition 9/75. Signed by Shawcroft boards. Alex Hammett, Taunton annotation to rear cover otherwise in and Jim Hutchinson. In original 1891. Loss and repairs including old good condition - cricket £30/50 slipcase. VG - cricket £60/90 tape repair to front cover and spine, 563 ‘Kent County Cricket’. F.S. Ashley- 549 ‘Sam Morris. Cricket’s Capital All- odd tears and folds to internal pages, Cooper. George W. May, London. Rounder’. Ian Woodward. pencil annotations to inside back Original decorative cover. Minor Woodward Pty, Victoria 2009. Paper pages, otherwise in good condition - spotting to boards otherwise in good back, signed to the title page by the cricket £250/350 condition - cricket £40/60 author. G/VG. Sold with ‘Four in 555 Somerset County Cricket Club Year Four and Plenty More’. K. Martin 564 ‘The Australian Cricket Guide 1926’. Book 1892. Alex Hammett, Taunton Tebay. Red Rose Books 2008. F.S. Ashley-Cooper. C.H. Richards, 1893. Compiled by Tom Knight. Limited edition number 9/137 Nottingham. Original cover bound Original decorative boards. Minor hardback, signed to the title page by into brown boards. Very good staining and spotting to boards, the author, in original slip case. condition - cricket £50/70 front internal hinge party detached G/VG - cricket £20/30 otherwise in good condition - cricket 565 ‘Derbyshire County Cricket Year 550 ‘Averages & Results of Australian £150/250 Book 1954’. F.G. Peach and A.F. First-Class Cricket Volume 11 from Dawn. Birmingham 1954. Original 556 Somerset County Cricket Club Year 1918/19 to 1957/58’. Alfred James. decorative boards. Minor wear Book 1895. Hammett & Co, Taunton Wahroonga 1987. Some soiling to spotting to boards otherwise in very 1896. Compiled by W.T. Webb. covers and damage to internal good condition - cricket £15/25 Original decorative boards. Minor pages. Inscribed by the author to staining and spotting to boards 566 ‘Wickets in the West; or The Twelve Cliff Winning. Sold with a copy of otherwise in good condition - cricket in America’. R.A. Fitzgerald. London ‘Queensland Cricket and Cricketers £150/200 1873. Minor wear and ageing to 1862-1981. Editor. W. Torrens. Ex spine and boards, breaking to Cairns City Library. Qty 2. £10/20 557 Somerset County Cricket Club Year internal hinges otherwise in Book 1899. Hammett & Co, Taunton 551 E.W. Swanton. An original four page generally good condition £50/80 1899. Compiled by G.S. MacAulay. typed manuscript of an article titled Original decorative boards. Minor 567 ‘W.G. Grace. Cricketer. A record of ‘Bradman - an 80th Appreciation. staining and spotting to boards his achievements in first-class Brightly Flows the Don’ with editor’s otherwise in good condition - cricket matches’. F.S. Ashley-Cooper. annotations and corrections and £100/150 London 1916. Rebound with original Swanton’s own annotation to the wrappers preserved. Cutting from title. The manuscript features a 558 Somerset County Cricket Club Year the Morning Post 20th November request for a picture ‘without Book 1912. Hammett & Co. Taunton 1928 featuring a reproduction of a moustache please’. Also includes a 1913. Original decorative boards. print of cloth of famous England single page of Swanton’s original Minor staining, wear and spotting to players of the early 18th century laid hand written manuscript. Written for boards otherwise in good condition - down to last page. Significant repairs ‘Watching Brief’ (Daily Telegraph?), cricket £70/100 to original covers, owner’s ink August 1988. In a grey presentation 559 ‘Somerset County Cricket’. F.S. signature to front cover, otherwise in folder. VG - cricket £80/120 Ashley-Cooper. George W. May, good condition - cricket £40/60 552 E.W. Swanton. An original hand London. Original decorative cover. 568 ‘An Australian Cricketer on Tour’. written manuscript, comprising Wear and staining to cover, rusting Frank Laver. London 1905. Bound in seven pages in Swanton’s own hand to staples otherwise in good quarter leather. Minor faults including significant alterations, condition - cricket £25/35 including wear to spine, foxing to corrections and additions, of an 560 ‘Derbyshire County Cricket’. F.S. internal pages otherwise in good article titled ‘Arthur (Mailey) and Ashley-Cooper. George W. May, condition - cricket £70/100 Clarrie (Grimmett) - The Millionaire London. Original decorative cover. and the Miser’. Written for ‘The 569 With the M.C.C. to New Zealand. Minor staining, wear and spotting to Cricketer’ magazine. VG £80/120 P.R. May. London 1907. Some wear boards otherwise in good condition - to covers, foxing to internal pages, cricket £30/50

34 owner’s stamp to inside front cover 577 ‘R.E.S. Wyatt-Fighting Cricketer’. pictorial covers. Some damage and otherwise in good condition£70/100 Gerald Pawle. London 1985. Signed wear to covers and spine otherwise by Wyatt to title page. Ex £15/25 in good condition. Sold with ‘The 570 ‘Cricket Across the Seas’. P. F. Book of Cricket’ and ‘Famous Warner. Longmans, Green & Co, 578 ‘Cricket. Containing hints on Cricketers and Cricket Grounds’, in London 1903. Hardback with bowling, batting, fielding and various bindings, good condition - original decorative covers detailing captaincy’. ‘New Penny Handbooks’. cricket £30/50 the tour of Lord Hawke’s team in Ward, Lock & Co. London 1898. New Zealand and Australia. Original pictorial wrappers featuring 585 ‘Cricket of Today and Yesterday’. Frontispiece and some internal plates W.G. Grace. Some soiling and foxing Volume 2. Percy Cross Standing. becoming detached, slight age to wrappers and loss to spine London 1904. Original pictorial toning to internal pages. Fair to otherwise in generally good covers. Sold with two copies each of good condition - cricket £40/60 condition. Sold with ‘Famous Cricket ‘The Book of Cricket’ and ‘Famous Teams’ (1903), No.3 in a series of Cricketers and Cricket Grounds’, in 571 Fazal Mahmood Flicker book. No. 2 seven - cricket £25/35 various bindings, some faults, ‘Bowling Action’. Published by generally good condition. Qty 5 Pakistan Sports & Pastimes, . 579 ‘Gloucestershire County Cricket’. F.S. £25/35 Some wear to original covers, slight Ashley-Cooper. George W. May, rusting to staples otherwise in good London, 1924. Rusting to staples 586 ‘The Cricketers Who’s Who’ 1981 condition. Handwritten initials to and some wear to covers and spine, (first) to 2010. Complete run of the spine block. Rare - cricket £40/60 otherwise in good condition £30/50 book for the thirty one year period. Qty 31. Sold with ‘Pelham Cricket 572 Hanif Mohammad. Flicker book. No. 580 ‘Australian Cricket’ magazine. Seven Year’ 1st to 3rd editions and 1 ‘The Cover Drive & The Hook bound volumes of the magazine complete run of the ‘Benson & Stroke’. Published by Pakistan Sports covering the period November 1968 Hedges Cricket Year’ from 1981 & Pastimes, Karachi. Some wear to to March 1980. Sold with five bound (first) to 2009. First to 28th Edition. original covers, slight rusting to volumes of ‘World of Cricket Plus several further cricket annuals. staples, lacking rear wrapper Magazine’ for 1973 and 1978 to In four large boxes. VG £30/50 otherwise in generally good 1981. G/VG - cricket £30/50 condition. Handwritten initials to 587 ‘New Zealand Cricket 1841-1914’. 581 Kent. Six files containing press spine block. Rare. Sold with Don T.W. Reese. Christchurch 1927 and cuttings relating to Kent for the Bradman Flicker book. No.2 ‘Square ‘New Zealand Cricket 1914-1933’. period 1971 to 2003 with odd Cut and Late Cut’. Published by T.W. Reese. Auckland 1936. Both in signatures to some articles, and a Flicker Productions Ltd, London. In original cloth covers. Volume I with further two files with cuttings poor condition, soiling to front nicks and tear to spine paper, specific to Godfrey Evans and Alan wrapper, rusting to staple, lacking bumping to corners, small damage Knott. Sold with a box containing rear wrapper. Qty 2 £40/60 to bottom rear board and crease to ten John Player Cricket Yearbooks rear board. Some internal water 573 ‘The M.C.C. in South Africa’. P. F. for 1973-76 (11, with duplicates), damage otherwise fair/good Warner. Chapman and Hall, London Pelham Year Books, First Edition (5), condition. Volume II with minor 1906. Rebound in blue cloth, some Second Edition (4) and Third Edition bumping and staining to boards, foxing and age toning to internal (4). Also a Playfair Cricket Annual, ownership name to front end paper, pages otherwise in good condition - 1952, signed by Peter West, ‘World otherwise good+ - cricket £60/80 cricket £25/35 of Cricket 1977, 1978 & 1980, Wisden anthologies etc. G/VG CRICKET CAPS, BLAZERS & ATTIRE 574 ‘In Quest of the Ashes’. Douglas £25/35 Jardine. Orbis Publishing, London 588 Ian Botham. M.C.C. white long 1984. Reprint of the original 582 ‘DB Cricket Annual’, New Zealand. sleeved sweater made for Ian hardback. Ex libris Roy F. Arnold, the Three boxes containing a large Botham to wear in the M.C.C. v Rest bookplate signed by Harold quantity of annuals for the years of the World, Bicentenary match Larwood. VG - cricket £20/30 1972-1992 inclusive. Some played at Lord’s in 1987. ‘M.C.C. duplication. G/VG - cricket £30/50 Bicentenary 1787-1987’ emblem 575 Hampshire C.C.C. County Cricket embroidered to centre. The sweater Guide 1936. Official County Guide 583 ‘Cricket of Today and Yesterday’. was never worn as Botham pulled edited and published by H. King. Volumes 1 and 2. Percy Cross out of the game due to injury. Some Original red decorative wrappers. Standing. London 1904. Original small holes to neckline and front Light creasing to covers otherwise in pictorial covers. Nicks to spines otherwise in good condition - cricket good/very good condition £30/50 otherwise in good/very good £70/100 condition. Sold with ‘The Book of 576 Yorkshire C.C.C. annuals 1922-1940 Cricket’ and ‘Famous Cricketers and Previously sold by Knights in 2006 and 1947-1990 complete. All Cricket Grounds’, both in original hardbacks (except 1983 & 1984). 589 T. Godfrey Evans. Kent & England bindings, good condition £50/80 ‘Light’ fading to spines on some 1939-1967. M.C.C. navy blue early editions otherwise in 584 ‘Cricket of Today and Yesterday’. touring blazer, by Daks, worn by good/very good condition. Qty 63 - Volumes 1 and 2. Percy Cross Evans on the M.C.C. tour of West cricket £50/80 Standing. London 1904. Original Indies in 1953/54. With

35 embroidered M.C.C. emblem in debut in Australia in 1920/21 at the 595 Yorkshire scrapbook 1914-1920. A white of St George & Dragon of age of 41 years and 337 days, the large green album with a leather title England and below in scroll ‘1953 second oldest debutant in English piece laid down to the front cover, West Indies 1954’ to breast pocket. cricket embossed ‘Yorkshire County C.C. Trimming to blazer, pockets and 1914’ with the Yorkshire emblem to Rockley Wilson was also well sleeves in M.C.C. colours of yellow the centre. The album contains a known as a collector of cricket and red. Slight damage to right cuff, large quantity of cuttings, memorabilia and on his death in otherwise the blazer in excellent photographs, scorecards etc for the 1957, MCC had first choice of items condition - cricket £250/350 seasons 1914, 1919 & 1920 relating from the collection. However some to Yorkshire cricket. Includes a hand Godfrey Evans took 816 catches and items were kept by the family and written letter to Burton from F.S. 250 stumpings in first class cricket & this cap was sold in 2009, through Jackson, loosely attached, dated played for England in 91 matches direct descent from his son in law, 26th May 1920. ‘My best congratu - David Previously sold by Graham Budd lations for your fine win over Lancs - auctions in 2005 D.F.C. BURTON CRICKET please offer my special congrats... I COLLECTION was sorry not to see you personally... 590 R.W. Blair, New Zealand. A New I think those pads of yours much too Zealand black cap by Albion Hat & David Cecil Fowler Burton, broad!!!’ and a letter from Lord Cap Co., Sydney, Australia with Yorkshire and England, 1907-21. Hawke, laid down to page, on embroidered silver fern to front and Burton played 104 matches for Wighill Park letterhead dated 14th ‘57’ to the rear, in a wooden presen - Yorkshire and was captain 1919-21, July 1919, ‘Good indeed to see tation case with plaque and winning the County Championship skipper of Yorks once more taking certificate from the New Zealand in 1919. He toured with A.W.F. 100... I hope young Wilson will do Cricket Authorities quoting Blair’s Somerset’s M.C.C. teams to the well.’ Also contains a collection of playing record, a full list of New West Indies in 1910/11 and telegrams sent to Burton including Zealand players signed by Blair and a 1912/13. This collection has come from P.F. Warner ‘Best congratu - copy of Blair’s Jubilee book ‘From by direct descent from his family lations to all on well deserved Petone to Pretoria’, dedicated and 592 Yorkshire navy blue 1st XI cap, by Championship’ dated 1st September signed to the first page by Blair. A ‘W.V. Brown. Hosier Eton’. Navy 1919 and others from family unique item. VG - cricket £300/400 blue cap with the Yorkshire white members and friends congratulating Robert William ‘Bob’ Blair made his rose emblem to the front worn by him on various fine batting debut for New Zealand against Burton during his playing career. performances and the Championship South Africa in the 1952/53 series, Sold with letter of provenance from win. Also features press and other played nineteen games for his E.D.F. Burton, great nephew of photographs of players including G. country and was the first New Burton. Some wear and ageing to Hirst, W. Rhodes, H. Sutcliffe, A.P.F. Zealand bowler to take 500 first cap otherwise in good condition - Chapman, D.C.F. Burton, P. Holmes, class wickets. Following the cricket £300/400 N. Kilner, M. Tate etc. Some ageing introduction of player numbers, this otherwise in good/very good 593 Yorkshire navy blue 1st XI blazer, by cap was presented retrospectively, condition - cricket £300/500 Hepworths. Probably a replacement Blair being the 57th player to blazer with the original Yorkshire The County Championship in 1919 represent New Zealand. emblem stitched on to the breast was decided on the last day of the Previously sold by T. Vennett-Smith, pocket. Sold with letter of season with Yorkshire drawing at March 2005 provenance from E.D.F. Burton, Sussex, whereas their nearest rivals, great nephew of Burton. Slight wear Kent, needing a win were held to a 591 Evelyn Rockley Wilson. Yorkshire & otherwise in good condition - cricket draw by Middlesex at Lord’s England 1899-1923. Yorkshire navy £100/150 blue 1st XI cap, by ‘E.C. Devereux. CRICKET BATS, BALLS & Eton’. Navy blue cap with the 594 M.C.C. navy blue touring blazer, by EQUIPMENT Yorkshire white rose emblem to the E.C. Devereux, Eton. With 596 Australian tour of England 1905. front, worn by Wilson during his embroidered M.C.C. emblem in Crawford ‘Patent The Excellor’ used playing career. Slight moth holing to white of St George & Dragon of full size bat sold by J. Wisden & Co, peak and edge, minor wear to inside England and below in scroll ‘West London, nicely signed in ink to back lining otherwise in good/very good Indies’ to breast pocket. Trimming to of bat by fourteen members of the condition - cricket £400/600 blazer, pockets and sleeves in M.C.C. touring party. Signatures include J. colours of yellow and red. ‘D.C.F. Wilson only played for Yorkshire in Darling (Captain), Laver (Manager), Burton 1931’ hand written to label. sixty six matches from 1899-1923 Trumper, Cotter, Armstrong, McLeod, Some moth damage to blazer and and did not play for them at all Hill (missing Noble) etc. Some wear wear to trim. Sold with letter of between 1903 and 1913 due to and slight damage to bat affecting provenance from E.D.F. Burton, being a master at Winchester odd signature otherwise in good great nephew of Burton - cricket College, he mainly played for condition - cricket £800/1200 £150/200 Yorkshire in August (school England won the Ashes series 2-0 holidays). Wilson made his Test with three matches drawn 36 597 Australia in England 1985. Split and Garland-Wells, Huband, Howell, 605 Hampshire v Glamorgan. 1948. hinged cricket stump signed by Taylor etc. For Ireland, Cordner Official scorecard for the match fifteen members of the touring party. (captain), Boucher, Ingram, Barnes played at Bournemouth 21st, 23rd & Signatures include A. Border etc. Some creasing and ageing. 24th August 1948. Signed by (Captain), Thomson, Wessels, Smudging to three signatures thirteen Glamorgan players. Lawson, Ritchie, O’Donnell, otherwise in good condition - cricket Signatures include Wooller (captain), Matthews, Wellham etc. A few £60/90 Parkhouse. Jones, D.E. Davies, H.G. signatures slightly faded otherwise in Davies, Watkins, Eaglestone etc. Ireland won the match by 149 runs. very good condition £50/70 Horizontal fold and some wear For M.C.C. Garland-Wells took otherwise G - cricket £40/60 England won the six match Ashes sixteen wickets in the match with series 3-1 with two matches drawn eight in each innings. For Ireland 606 England v South Africa 1935. Official Boucher took 6-25 in their first score card for the fourth Test match 598 Test and County cricketers 1910- innings played at Old Trafford 27th, 29th & 1930s’. A.J. Bailey of Liverpool ‘The 30th July 1935. The card signed by Club’ full size cricket bat profusely 601 Ireland 1947. Official Irish Cricket eleven members of the England signed by over 150 leading cricketers Union score card for Ireland v South squad and eight members of the to face and back of the blade. Africa played at Dublin 10th and South African touring party plus P.F. Signatures include members of the 11th July 1947. Hand written Warner, C.B. Fry, T.A. Higson England, Australian, New Zealand, annotations to centre pages. Minor (selector) and F. Walden (umpire). All India, South African & West wear otherwise in good condition - Players signatures for England are Indies Test teams of the period cricket £20/30 Wyatt (captain), Robins, Tate, collected by George R. Brooking, a 602 Ireland 1952 Official Irish Cricket Hammond, Smith, Hardstaff, Verity, journalist and writer based in Union score card for Gentlemen of Bakewell, Leyland, Clay and Barber. Liverpool area 1900-1940s. A big Ireland v M.C.C. played at Dublin For South Africa, Bell, Mitchell, collector of books and memorabilia. 6th, 7th and 9th September. Signed Siedle, Langton, Nourse, Vincent, Signatures nicely signed in black ink to to face by twenty players who Balaskas and Snooke (manager). include D.Q.Steele (Lancashire took part in the match. M.C.C. Minor ageing otherwise G/VG - 1876-87), for Australia, Macartney, signatures include Mann (captain), cricket £80/120 Ryder, Gregory, Grimmett, Collins, Wyatt, Browne, Griffith, Legard, Oldfield; for England, Jardine, S.F. 607 England v West Indies 1933. Official Marlar etc. Ireland signatures include Barnes, Warner, Bower, Mead, score card for the second Test match Ingram (captain), Pollock, Miller, Douglas, Chapman, Larwood, played at Old Trafford 22nd, 24th & Stevenson, Bergin etc. Horizontal Quaife, Sutcliffe, Rhodes, Hobbs, 25th July 1933. The card signed by fold otherwise in good condition - Haig, Lilley, Freeman; for New twenty of the players plus J.B. cricket £30/50 Zealand, Lowry, Dacre, Dempster, Hobbs. Players’ signatures for Kerr, Talbot, Vivian; for All India, 603 Ireland 1957. Official Irish Cricket England include Sutcliffe, Singh, Patta, Jahangir Khan, Union score card for Ireland v West Hammond, Wyatt, Walters, Verity, Naoomal, Mahomed; for South Indies played at Dublin on 12th July. Clark etc. For West Indies, Grant Africa, Vincent, Dalton, Taylor, Signed to the front by sixteen (captain), Roach, Barrow, da Costa, Nourse; for West Indies, Browne, members of the West Indies touring Valentine, Martindale etc. Minor Headley, Constantine, Grant, Da party. Signatures include Worrell, ageing otherwise G/VG - cricket Costa, Barrow. G/VG £600/900 Walcott, Ramadhin, Sobers, Kanhai, £100/150 Valentine, Hall etc. G/VG. Sold with 599 Miniature bat. Early miniature cricket 608 England v Australia 1926. Official two score cards for Ireland v West bat by J. Page & Co, stamped decorative silk scorecard produced to Indies 1976 and an official fixture list Kennington Surrey. 23” long. Sold commemorate the match played at for the 1976 West Indies tour of the with a Merion Cricket Club wooden the Kennington Oval, 14th-18th United Kingdom. Qty 4 - cricket plaque with crest and name to face August 1926. The larger format £60/90 and three miniature cricket bats scorecard with printed heading to signed by Yorkshire, Surrey and 604 England v West Indies. 1950. Official top and match details below. Derbyshire teams of the 1980’s. G Surrey C.C.C. scorecard for the Mounted, very minor staining to £30/40 fourth Test match played at the mount otherwise in very good Oval. Signed by ten of the England condition - cricket £50/70 CRICKET SCORECARDS. players. Signatures include Brown PROGRAMMES & MAGAZINES ETC The ‘timeless test’ match was won (captain), Simpson, Sheppard, Bailey, by England by 289 runs to clinch the 600 Ireland 1932. Official Irish Cricket McIntyre Hilton, Coxon (twelfth Ashes 1-0. For England, Sutcliffe top Union score card for Gentlemen of man) etc. Missing the signatures for scored with 76 & 161, Hobbs Ireland v M.C.C. played at Dublin on Hutton and Compton. G/VG - making 100 in the second innings. 30th July, 1st, 2nd August. Signed to cricket £30/40 For Australia, Mailey had match the front by twenty nine players and West Indies beat England by an figures of 9-266 officials. M.C.C. signatures include innings and 56 runs McIver (captain), Congdon,

37 609 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the condition, some faults, some wear to 7, 2005. Issued in a limited edition of Game. Volumes II. February- bindings, tape marks, generally 190 numbered copies, each signed December 1883, complete. good. Qty 38. In five boxes - cricket by Irving Rosenwater, Jules Akel Illustrated. Bound in green boards, £50/70 (typographer) and Christopher with original wrappers bound in, Saunders (publisher), this being 617 The Cricketer Magazine. A large with titles in gilt to spine. VG - number 85. G - cricket £20/30 quantity of the magazine from 1921 cricket £60/90 to 1985, excluding the years, 1925, 622 ‘150th Anniversary of the birth of The magazine ran from 1882-1913 1927 & 28, 1930-1934,1940, 1943 W.G. Grace 1948-1998’. Official & 1944 & 1954 with many annuals. folder with various first day covers 610 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the The run consists of bound volumes, and pictures issued by Stamp Game. Volumes II. May-November some single copies collated in years, Publicity as a limited edition of 150 1883. Illustrated. Incomplete edition some in box and card files with many copies. Twenty three first day covers lacking no’s 22-25, 38 & 49. Bound, duplicate years especially after 1946. each hand stamped at a county or but lacking boards, with titles in gilt Odd original bindings otherwise Test ground. VG - cricket £30/40 to spine. G - cricket £30/50 assorted coloured bindings, some in 623 Shardlow C.C., Derbyshire. Cricket 611 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the cricketer storage files, some volumes scorebook by John Lillywhite’s Game. Volumes IV. May-December with original wrappers. Mixed recording matches played by the 1885. Illustrated. Incomplete edition condition, some faults, some wear to Club in the seasons 1865 to 1881 lacking no’s 80-87 & 104. Bound in bindings, generally good. The 1941 inclusive. Some ageing and damage dark green boards, with titles in gilt & 1942 war years in good/very good to internal pages - cricket £30/40 to front board and spine. Some wear condition. Contained in eleven large to boards, staining to some pages. G boxes - cricket £80/120 CRICKET CERAMICS, METALWARE - cricket £30/50 ETC 618 ‘County Cricket 1873-1973’. British 612 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Post Office first day cover for Surrey 624 Cricketing toast rack. Silver plated Game. Volumes VII & VIII, bound as C.C.C. dated 16th May 1973. toast rack with six divisions with one volume. January-December Signed in ink to face by Alec and Eric balled feet. Circular carrying handle 1888 and January-November 1889. Bedser and Don Bradman in later to middle with crossed cricket bats, Illustrated. Lacking no 229. Broken years. G/VG - cricket £30/50 stumps and ball. 8” long by 6” tall. binding to boards otherwise in good G - cricket £60/90 619 North of England v Perthshire. 1890. condition - cricket £50/80 Small folding scorecard ‘Presented 625 Cricket belt buckle. Victorian brass 613 Cricket: A Weekly Record of the by the Scottish Central Cycle Stores’ buckle cast with figures playing Game. Volume XXVII. January- for the match played at North Inch, cricket with a tent and trees behind December 1908. Illustrated. Perth on 5th & 6th September 1890. with decorative border. 2”x1.75”. Browning to pages, one page Players who represented the North Some minor wear otherwise in good detached and further two becoming included Hall (captain), Hunter, condition. Sold with a miniature loose, some wear with nicks to odd Wainwright, Brown (all Yorkshire), ivory cricket bat, 4” long £40/60 outer pages otherwise in good Chatterton (Derbyshire) and 626 Australia tour of England 1926. An condition - cricket £40/60 Pougher (Leicestershire). Creases, oval colour Thorne’s Super Extra wear and slight loss, with 614 Allan’s Australian Cricket Annual. Creme Toffee tin ‘A Souvenir of the annotations. G - cricket £40/60 1987/88 (1st edition) to 2001. Nos. Australian’s Visit in 1926. With 1-14. Qty 14. G - cricket £40/60 620 England v Australia. 200th Test named pictures of the Australian Match. Two commemorative silk team to the sides and portrait of the 615 The Cricketer Magazine. A run of scorecards produced to Oval cricket ground to lid. 5.5”. bound copies of the magazine from commemorate the 200th Test Some wear and stratching to tin 1921 (Volume I) to 1930 (Volume between the countries. One features otherwise in good condition. To XI) inclusive plus 1958, with some the scorecard from the first test inside is Henry Thorne & Co Limited duplicate copies of many of the match played at Kennington Oval in Guarantee slip ‘If this toffee be not volumes. No original bindings, 1880, the other from the 1968 test in perfect condition please return the assorted coloured bindings, some played at Lord’s. In presentation tin and contents with this slip to....’ volumes with original wrappers. folder featuring an illustration of and what appears to be the original Mixed condition, some faults, some W.G. Grace and W.L. Murdoch on packaging, no toffees remain! wear to bindings, generally good. the rear cover. VG - cricket £20/30 £50/70 Qty 27. In three large boxes - cricket £40/60 621 ‘Farewell, St. Lawrence Lime’. Irving 627 Cricket ball hip flask. Circular pewter Rosenwater. Newnham on Severn, hip flask in the shape of a cricket ball 616 The Cricketer Magazine. A run of Gloucestershire 2005. A broadsheet with imprinted seam. Minor bump. bound copies of the magazine from poem composed on the destruction G £20/30 1921 (Volume I) to 1930, 1934 to of the lime tree at the St. Lawrence 1936, with some duplicate copies of 628 W.G. Grace. Turn of the century Ground, Canterbury, in the strong many of the volumes. The majority wooden pencil case with transfer winds on the night of Friday, January in original bindings. Mixed printed image of Grace head and

38 shoulders in colourful blazer and cap The plate bears the printed bronze triptych measuring 56 x 124 to lid with title ‘Veteran Cricketer signatures in gold of the New inches, was largely destroyed in the Grace’ with images of matches. Zealand touring team visiting 2004 Momart warehouse fire Some and wear and loss to images Worcester for the opening match of 639 L.C. Braund, Surrey, Somerset & otherwise in generally good the tour. Signatures include England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia condition - cricket £30/50 Congdon, G.Turner, Parker, Collinge, brown circular lapel button/badge, Hadlee, Pollard, Howarth etc. The 629 ‘Ted Dexter. Australian Tour 1963’. issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) plate measures approx 10.5” Sandland ceramic tankard with 1901/02. Rare. VG - cricket £35/45 diameter with signatures in gold to transfer printed image of Dexter in centre with decorative gold edging 640 T. Hayward, Surrey & England. batting pose and ‘Endon & District to rim and inscription ‘New Zealand ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown Cricket Club. 13th Annual Dinner. Cricket Team 1973. Worcester, 30th circular lapel button/badge, issued Friday 29th March 1963. Guest of April’. To reverse is the Royal by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) Honour C.G. Howard Esq, Secretary Worcester mark. Rare. Very good 1901/02. Rare. G - cricket £40/50 of Lancashire County Cricket Club’ condition - cricket £70/100 to verso. 5” tall. G/VG £30/50 641 J.T. Tyldesley, Lancashire & England. 635 Sri Lanka v England ‘Inaugural Test ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown 630 ‘The Bowler’. H.J. Wood ceramic Match’ 1982. Collection of souvenirs circular lapel button/badge, issued toby jug of the bowler. 7” tall. Very collected by Alf Gooch, Father of by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) good condition- cricket £30/40 Graham Gooch on the 1982 tour. 1901/02. Rare. G - cricket £40/50 631 W.G. Grace. Robinson & Leadbeater Items are silver metal medal 642 J.R. Mason, Kent & England. parianware bust of W.G. Grace. The presented to Gooch to ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia brown bust with name to plinth with stamp commemorate the first Test, with circular lapel button/badge, issued ‘R&L’ to back. 8” tall. Circa 1880’s. ‘G.A. Gooch’ to centre, in red by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) Some chips to base of plinth presentation box, commemorative 1897/98. Rare. VG - cricket £40/50 otherwise in good condition. Rare - wall tile and 8” diameter plate, silver cricket £200/300 metal cigarette box presented by the 643 J.H. Board, Gloucestershire & sponsors to the players who played England. ‘Famous Cricketers’. Sepia 632 Cricketing jug. Doulton Lambeth in the England v Presidents XI match brown circular lapel button/badge, stoneware jug of bulbous form, in November 1981, commemorative issued by Cameo Cigarettes (B.A.T.) moulded in relief with vignettes of baseball style cap and a colourful 1897/98. Rare. VG - cricket £40/50 cricketers, a batsman, bowler and sugar bowl with lid produced to wicket keeper, Abel, Woods and CRICKET PRINTS & PAINTINGS commemorate the Inaugural Test McGregor in beige on a brown Banquet and given to players and 644 Graham Gooch, Essex and England. background. With stylised floral leaf officials. G - cricket £60/90 Large original oil painting on canvas and flower Art Nouveau decoration of Gooch batting against the to top and beneath in brown, green 636 ‘Golden Jubilee Test Match. India v Australians wearing his distinctive and blue glaze. Strap handle in England, February 1980’. Small silver white helmet, playing a shot to the brown glaze. Approximately 7.5” metal tray, with inscription and leg, with Phillips keeping wicket and tall. Incised to base with Doulton Indian cricket crest in enamel to a packed crowd in the background. Lambeth and makers mark, centre, presented to Gooch who The painting by William Bowyer, c1882/84. Makers marks of ‘ttt’ for played in the match. Produced in R.A. 1986. Mounted in attractive gilt Eleanor Tosen. Impressed stamp No. Karachi. 6.5”x4.25”. G £25/35 frame and glazed. Overall 39”x36”. 8437 to base. Excellent example of 637 Cricket pipe. Early clay pipe with Label attached to reverse indicates this rare cricketing ceramic. Some cricketer in batting pose and bat, ball the painting was exhibited at the very minor age toning to figures & stumps motifs and floral Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, otherwise in good/very good decoration to sides of bowl. 5” long. 1986. An excellent work in very condition - cricket £500/700 Good condition £25/35 good condition - cricket 633 ‘Worcestershire County Cricket £1000/1500 638 William Redgrave. ‘A Young Club. Champions 1964’. Royal Batsman Facing Up’. Large and William Bowyer, R.A., born 1926 is Worcester dish produced to heavy bronze figure of a youthful a highly regarded portrait and commemorate the Championship batsman taking his stance, signed by landscape artist. His portrait of Viv win. With images of a match in the artist. 18” tall on marble plinth. Richards is in the National Portrait progress at the County ground with Imposing figure. VG - cricket Gallery and M.C.C. commissioned the cathedral to background and £250/350 him to paint Lord’s for the titles to border. 4”diameter. Some Bicentenary Match surfaces stratching otherwise in William Redgrave (1903-1986) ran good condition - cricket £20/30 the art school at St. Ives after the 645 ‘Sydney Cricket Ground 1906-07’. war, then took up sculpture, Six cards with individual hand 634 New Zealand 1973. Royal Worcester receiving many commissions for painted original designs for the bone china plate produced by the portrait heads from celebrities in the Sydney Cricket Ground membership factory to commemorate the New 1970s. His major work, The Event, a medal for the year. The designs all Zealand tour of England in 1973.

39 different and presumably the designs flat. Cost of frame 12-9. November good condition - cricket £100/150 were painted and the committee 1878’. A very attractive painting. 653 Four small cricket engravings c mid then chose the design for the VG. Sold with a further painting on 1880’s of ‘Grand Cricket Match’ season. Very nicely painted, each canvas of a cricketer, half length, published by Wheble of London, with a different reference number. holding a cricket ball with cricket ‘The Field’ published by H. Davies, Each card, 2.5”x3.5”. VG £70/100 trophy to side. Unsigned. ‘Cricketing on Parkers Piece’ 15.5”x18”. Worn £300/400 646 ‘Joblot & Sons’. Original pen and ink published by Rock & Co London no drawing depicting a youth wearing a 649 Fred Trueman, Yorkshire C.C.C. An 2503, 1854, and ‘Cricket’ blazer and with a cricket bat under original oil painting of Trueman in his (highlighted in colours). All his arm buying a pair of cricket boots bowling delivery stride with mounted, framed and glazed. from the shopkeeper. Sign to right spectators seated in the background Approx 9”x7”. VG £200/300 reads ‘Gents Shoes, Cycling 4/6, by artist M. Coombs, signed by the 654 ‘The Village Cricket Match’. 19th Boating 3/11, Seaside 2/7 and artist. Mounted, framed and glazed, century. Original etching on paper of Cricket 1/11’. Monogram of artist to overall 15”x18”. Excellent image - a cricket scene with two batsmen lower border ‘W.A.B.’. Circa 1930’s. cricket £80/120 taking a run with a fielder chasing 6”x8”. VG £80/120 650 Lithograph, “Cricketing. (Lord’s the ball in the foreground, village 647 ‘He can’t bowl for Toffee’. Harry Cricket Ground, St John’s Wood. scene, marquee and crowd in the Hargreaves. Original pen and ink Match of the Gentlemen & background. Printed title below drawing of the scoreboard area of a Players)”, lithograph by Thinot image ‘R. de Los Rios d’apres Fesch’. village cricket match with players Lorrette. Published by Henry Lea of Overall 26.5”x21.5”. An excellent and scorer sat watching the game London. Printed in the ‘Book of Field image. Rare. VG - cricket £250/350 and the scoreboard reading 13-9. Sports’ c1860. Small tears to edges, 655 ‘Church of England Training Wording to lower border reads ‘He creasing and foxing otherwise G - Institution for Masters at can’t bowl for Toffee..... I remember cricket £70/100 Cheltenham’. S.W. Daukes, you saying that, as he grovelled on 651 ‘International Cricket Match at Architect. c1860s. Original the floor,..... pleading for a game Kennington Oval’. Lithograph of a lithograph of the Institution with us...... He turns up today to view, assumed to be either of the buildings and grounds with a cricket watch- visitors are one short- He first Test match against Australia in match in progress in the Bowls For Them...... !’. Signed by 1880, or the second Test match in background. the lithograph by Hargreaves to lower border. The 1882, in which Australia won the F.Bedford, printed by Standidge & drawing was published in Ashes by seven runs. Ten players Co. Mounted, overall 26”x20.5”. Hargreaves book ‘Googlies’ which shown, with the eleventh out of VG - cricket £60/90 was published in 1971. Mounted. view, and two umpires, one wearing Overall 12”x15”. VG - cricket 656 ‘Representation of the Noble Game a top hat. In the background, gas £80/120 of Cricket as played in the celebrated holding tanks. Kennington Oval, Cricket Field near White Conduit Harry Hargreaves (1922-2004), home ground to the Surrey Cricket House. 1787’. Mono engraving of a cartoonist from Manchester had his Club. Lithograph published by cricket scene with spectators. first cartoon published in the William MacKenzie, London c1880. Mounted, framed and glazed, Manchester Evening News when he 8.5”x5.75” in mount, overall approx overall 17”x16”. Minor ageing was 14 and at 17 was drawing for 14”x13”. Very light foxing at the otherwise in good condition - cricket the Beano and Dandy. He became a left margin, otherwise very good - £50/70 freelance cartoonist in 1954 and his cricket £70/100 work was published in Lilliput, 657 ‘Rugby School from the Close’. 652 W.H. Mason. Four small cricket Blighty, Punch, The Cricketer, The Hand coloured engraving of a cricket original aquatint engraved prints by Telegraph etc scene by C.W. Radclyffe, early 19th C. Hunt, highlighted in colour, all century. Published by Day & Hague. 648 ‘Boy cricketer in sailors suit’. Original published by W.H. Mason, Brighton, Mounted, framed and glazed, watercolour painting of a boy 16th may 1841. Prints are Jas overall 18”x14.5”. Minor ageing cricketer standing in front of the Cobbett 1826-1835, of Cobbett and staining otherwise in good stumps holding a cricket bat, with holding a cricket ball with inscription condition - cricket £60/90 house and trees to background. The to lower border ‘Game of Cricket, painting inscribed to lower border these Sketches of Celebrated 658 Rugby School. Hand coloured ‘Bayham GS. 13th August 1878’. Players’; Thomas Box 1826-1856, of engraving of a cricket scene by W. Attractively mounted, framed and Box in wicket keeping pose with Westall and J. Stadler with printed glazed. Overall 12.5”x15.5”. To inscription to lower border ‘To title to lower border ‘View of the back of frame is a typed note Benjamin Aislabre Esq, the Zealous Southern Schools & Dormitories of regarding the wording to the back of supporter of ...’; Fuller Pilch 1820- Rugby School - from the Play the painting. It reads. ‘Marchness 1854 in batting pose at the crease; Ground’. Published by R.A. (Marchioness) of Camden. Painting William Lillywhite 1825-1845 Ackerman, London, 1st November of Boy to be framed in American holding a ball. 6”x7.5. Some ageing 1816. Mounted, framed and glazed, pattern frame, with 1 inch gilt paper and foxing to images, otherwise overall 18”x14.5”. Minor ageing

40 otherwise in good/very good approx 6”x5”. G - cricket £40/60 good condition - cricket £30/50 condition - cricket £60/90 665 Harrow v Household Brigade. Walter 670 ‘Captain of the Eleven’ Pears original 659 ‘The Laws of the Noble Game of Cox, 1887, after Tom M. Henry. advertising cricket print after the Cricket’. Printed laws sheet with Mono engraving of the match Mezzotint by Philip Calderon 1883. hand coloured engraving of an early played at Harrow. Published by Printed title to top border ‘Presented cricket scene by, published by John Dickinson of London. Signed in with Pears Christmas Annual 1989’, Wallis, London, 25th May 1809. pencil by the artist. Framed and partly obscured by old adhesive. Mounted, framed and glazed, glazed overall 32.5”x22”. Slight Mounted on board 19”x29”. Small overall 11.5”x18”. Some ageing and ageing and staining otherwise in pin hole to lower right corner foxing otherwise in good condition - good condition. Rare - cricket otherwise VG - cricket £60/80 cricket £100/150 £250/350 671 ‘Lancashire County Cricket Pavilion 660 Charles H. Clark. Two limited edition 666 Frank Stanley Jackson. Yorkshire & 1894’. Original page from the etchings of Clifton College number England 1890-1907. Excellent ‘American Architect and Building 103/200 and St Bees School, photomechanical process print News of the 18th August 1894, Cumbria, number 56/150, each photograph of Jackson, former showing a full page drawing, showing a cricket match in progress England Captain who played twenty highlighted with colour’ of the in the grounds of the respective Tests from 1893 to 1905, taken from accepted design of the new pavilion school. Mounted approx 16”x12”. the original action photograph by by Architect Thomas Muirhead. The Minor ageing and staining otherwise George William Beldham. Signed to page shows the pavilion with in good condition. Attractive images lower border by Jackson in pencil. detailed plan of both the ground and - cricket £100/150 Published by the Swan Electric upper floors. Slight damage to Engraving Company on 1st corner otherwise in good condition - 661 ‘The Pavilion Marlborough College September 1905. Unmounted with cricket £25/35 Match’. Edward J. Burrow 1896. full borders. 22”x30”. One stain to Original etching of the pavilion . 672 ‘The Cricket Match, between Sussex top ot border not affecting the Published by W.H. Beynon & Co, and Kent at Brighton’. W.H. Mason, image, otherwise in good/very good Cheltenham. Mounted overall 1849. Large original hand coloured condition - cricket £180/250 17”x14”. Minor ageing otherwise engraving. Framed and glazed. G/VG. Excellent image cricket 667 Hawke family collection. Three Approx 43”x32” overall. Some £60/90 original mono photographs featuring ageing and slight damage otherwise members of the Hawke family in in good condition - cricket £50/80 662 ‘Le Jeu De Cricket’. H. Linton. official Eton School photographs Published by E. Morin 1864. An 673 W.G. Grace. Large embroidered including M.B. Hawke (later Lord original engraving of cricket scene, picture in silk of Grace in batting Hawke), Yorkshire and England and with a P.C.C. and British(?) flag next pose at the wicket c1895. Framed E.J. Hawke, with another featuring to a marquee. To the top is the face and glazed overall 23”x16”. Minor Percy De Paravicini who played of a bearded man with the caption ageing to background otherwise in cricket for Cambridge University and ‘Nottingham’ with two recumbent good condition. Rare - cricket Middlesex, and appeared in two F.A. cricketers to either side and cricket £200/300 Cup Finals playing for Old Etonians. stumps to each corner. Below is an Each mounted, framed and glazed, 674 W.G. Grace. Original colour engraved title ‘Paris Cricket Club’. To overall approx 18”x15”. Qty 4. lithograph ‘W.G.’ of Grace in batting the reverse is a printed inscription of Some foxing and ageing otherwise pose at the wicket wearing an the title and ‘Grand Match Dispute in good condition £30/50 M.C.C. cap. Mounted framed and au Boi De Boulogne entre les joueurs glazed, overall 15”x19”. Sold with Francais et Anglais’. Mounted overall 668 ‘Ireland’s Royal Brighton Gardens’. ‘Dr W.G. Grace’. Large mono print 19”x13”. Minor ageing otherwise in Original coloured aquatint drawn by of Grace c 1890’s. ‘Men of the Day’ good condition - cricket £40/60 H. Jones, engraved by Geo. Hunt of plate. Mounted. 17.5”x22”, and a a cricket match in progress in the 663 ‘The Charter House’. Hand coloured ‘Dr W.G. Grace’ small attractive Gardens. Published by A & R engraving of a cricket scene by J. miniature engraving, highlighted Sicklemore, Brighton, c1830. VG - Storer. Published by Vernor & Hood with colour, with title to top and cricket £80/120 and J. Storer & J. Greig, London 1st ‘Guard’ to lower border. Mounted, August 1804. Mounted, framed and 669 Somerset Stragglers C.C. 1909. framed and glazed. Overall 4”x6”. glazed, overall 14.5”x13”. G/VG. Large illuminated decorative G/VG. Qty 3 - cricket £60/90 Rare - cricket £150/250 Testimonial to Alexander Gould 675 Vanity Fair. Two original colour Barrett Esq, Honorary Secretary, on 664 Cricket scene. Small attractive chromolithographs by Spy. Digby his marriage. Floral decoration to top miniature engraving highlighted Loder Armroid Jephson, Surrey incorporating a view of Taunton with colour of a cricket scene with 1890-1904. ‘The Lobster’. May Cricket Ground. Full dedication bats, ball, stumps etc to foreground. 22nd 1902 and John Thomas below with list of committee and ‘Published by M.A. Pittman, Tyldesley, Lancashire & England members. Framed in contemporary Warwick Square 1832’ to lower 1895-1923. ‘Forty-six Centuries in frame. Overall 22”x29.5”. Very border. Framed and glazed. Overall eleven years’. Mounted, framed and

41 glazed, each overall approx Lehmann. VG £20/30 Large original coloured lithograph 18”x12”. G/VG. Qty 2 - cricket published by John Corbet Anderson 681 William Lillywhite 1825-1845. £50/70 and Frederick Lillywhite on the 2nd Original aquatint engraving, April 1853. Mounted. Overall 676 Vanity Fair. Two original colour highlighted in colour, of Lillywhite 14”x18.5”. Minor foxing otherwise chromolithographs by Spy. Tom holding a cricket ball by Charles in good condition. Excellent image - Hayward, Surrey & England. ‘Tom’. Hunt. Published by W.H. Mason, cricket £100/150 1906 by Spy and Hylton Philipson. Brighton, c1850. Mounted, framed Oxford University, Middlesex & and glazed in contemporary frame. 688 ‘Hillyer’, Kent & All England 1835- England 1887-1898. ‘Oxford Overall 12.5”x15”. Some damage 1853. Large original coloured Cricket’. Original colour chromolith - and staining to image, otherwise lithograph ‘Sketches at Lord’s No 3’ ograph of Philipson, June 29th 1889. good - cricket £60/80 published by John Corbet Anderson Mounted, framed and glazed. and R. Dark, Lord’s Ground on 8th 682 ‘Box’ Thomas Box. Sussex & All Mounted, framed and glazed, each July 1850. 11.5”x17”. Slight foxing England XI. Original coloured overall approx 18”x12”. G/VG. Qty and damage to page extremities lithograph ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 9’ 2 - cricket £50/70 otherwise in good condition - cricket published by John Corbet Anderson £100/120 677 Chevallier-Taylor. Five Chevallier- and Frederick Lillywhite on 1st Taylor lithographs of W.G. Grace, A. March 1852. Mounted, framed and 689 ‘Alfred Mynn Esq’. Kent & All Cotter, W.H.B. Evans, W.H.V. glazed overall 12.5”x15”. Staining England XI. Original lithograph Hesketh-Prichard and E.G. Wynyard. to lower half otherwise in good published by John Corbet Anderson The Grace and Cotter mounted, condition - cricket £80/120 and Frederick Lillywhite on 10th framed and glazed, the others August 1857. Laid to board overall 683 ‘Mr James Henry Dark. Proprietor of mounted. Overall approx 15”x20”. 9.75”x15”. Small pin hole to two Lord’s Cricket Ground’. Original Some old tapes repairs otherwise in corners otherwise G/VG - cricket lithograph ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 1’ good/very good condition - cricket £100/150 published by John Corbet Anderson £30/50 on 1st March 1852 and printed by 690 Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji. Sussex & 678 Chevallier-Taylor 1905. Five colour John C Anderson. The lithograph, in England. 1895-1920. Original mono lithographs by Albert Chevallier- modern mount, measures approx photograph of Ranjitsinhji, head and Taylor of W.G. Grace, L. Braund, 6.5”x8.75”, slightly trimmed and shoulders in formal attire, dated E.G. Arnold, W. Lees, C.E. McLeod, laid to card. G/VG - cricket £60/90 1898. The photograph approx the McLeod with printed biography. 4”x6”. Mounted, framed and glazed 684 ‘The Umpire. William Caldercourt’. Odd nicks and tears, the Grace in in modern frame, overall 12”x14”. Original lithograph ‘Sketches at good condition. Also six Minor blemishes otherwise in Lord’s No. 2’ published by John reproduction prints including five good/very good condition - cricket Corbet Anderson on 1st March 1852 Vanity Fairs and one Chevallier- £80/120 and printed by John C Anderson. Taylor. Qty 11 - cricket £30/50 The lithograph, in modern mount, 691 ‘The Mote v Germantown Cricket 679 Herbert Sutcliffe. ‘England’s measures approx 7.5”x10”, slightly Club of Philadelphia U.S.A. August Opening Batsman’. M.C.C. tour of trimmed and laid to card. G/VG - 4th & 5th 1911’. Original mono Australia 1932/33 ‘Bodyline’ tour. cricket £60/90 photograph of both teams, standing Original full page colour supplement and seated in rows, wearing blazers. 685 ‘William Hillyer’, Kent & All England front cover of Sutcliffe in batting The photograph laid down to official 1835-1853. Original lithograph post from ‘The Australasian Pictorial’ photographers mount with title to ‘Sketches at Lord’s No. 3’ published newspaper with title to top and top and names printed to lower by John Corbet Anderson on 1st ‘Herbert Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire border. The photograph measures March 1852 and printed by John C Champion’ printed below, dated 3rd approx 11”x9” and overall Anderson. The lithograph, in December 1932. The supplement 19”x14”. Some faults to mount and modern mount, measures approx measure approx 18.5”x12.5”. crease to photograph otherwise in 6.5”x8.5”, slightly trimmed and laid Mounted, framed and glazed, good condition - cricket £80/120 to card. G/VG - cricket £60/90 overall 25”x19”. VG - cricket 692 Cricket prints, photographs and £30/50 686 ‘Martingell’. Surrey & Kent 1839- engravings. A selection of items 1859. Large original coloured 680 Darren Lehmann, Yorkshire v including engravings from ‘The lithograph ‘Sketches at Lord’s No 4’ Lancashire 2001. Limited edition Illustrated London News’, front published by John Corbet Anderson colour poster to commemorate cover of the ‘Boy’s Own Paper’ 28th and R. Dark, Lord’s Ground on 8th Lehmann scoring the record innings September 1895 with full page July 1850. Laid to board, of 254 for Yorkshire in a ‘Roses’ illustration of W.G. Grace with title 9.75”x13.75”. Foxing and staining match featuring a reproduction ‘On The Bat’s Back I Do Fly’. Sold otherwise in fair condition - cricket scorecard for the match played at with copy mono team photographs £80/120 Headingley, and photograph of of Middlesex and M.C.C. Under 25s Lehmann celebrating. Limited 687 ‘Joseph Guy of Nottingham’. tour to Pakistan signed by the edition 329/500. Signed by Nottinghamshire & All England XI. majority of the players and a limited

42 edition number 680/850 print of a SPORTING EPHEMERA Secretaries inviting them to display pencil sketch ‘Middlesex at the poster and the availability of 697 Olympics. collection of autographs Uxbridge’ by Alan Fearnley, signed reduced-price tickets for the event. of Olympians signed to cards, pieces in pencil by the artist and Mike Horizontal and vertical folds to both and promotional cards. Signatures Brearley. Also hand coloured poster and letter, the letter with include Gunnell, Christie, Yorzyk, engravings of cricket scenes minor tears. G - table tennis £30/40 Todd, Wilkie, Gross, Meagher etc. including Charterhouse School, Qty 18. G/VG - olympics £30/40 704 Horse Racing. A collection of horse Rugby, St Andrew’s Church and racing ephemera including a pair of College, Bradfield and various 698 Swimming. Two boxes containing ‘Le Jockey Club Paris’ binoculars in original team photographs etc. files and albums with press cuttings, original (battered) leather case, Generally in good condition - cricket reports and other swimming related bloodstock guides and card swing £30/50 material from 1950s to 1980s. Sold and metal membership badges for with twelve volumes of Swimming 693 Don Bradman and . A the period 1965 to date etc. Sold World magazine in official binders colour copy of an engraving ‘Grand with a file containing press cuttings covering the period 1965-68, 1971- National Cricket Match’ played at of general sporting interest. G/VG - 77, 1980-81 and a binder containing Sydney, January 1857 signed to the Horse Racing £30/50 ‘F.I.N.A. Official Bulletins’ 1964-71 - border in blue ink by Bradman, Also swimming £40/60 705 Huntley & Palmers biscuit tin with a limited edition number 100/300 horse scenes of polo, racing etc. mono print of Viv Richards ‘The 699 Olympics. An original admission Some wear and ageing otherwise in Master’ by P.J. Vater, signed in pencil ticket to the Empire Stadium, good condition. 5” square by 3.5” by the artist and Richards. Both Wembley for Saturday 7th August high. Sold with a glass lid featuring framed and glazed. G/VG. Qty 2 - 1948, sold with a three copy an engraved polo scene. 4.5”x3.5” cricket £30/50 photographs of Olympic torch G - Horse Racing £25/35 bearers. Also a certificate presented 694 M.C.C. cricket prints. Oleographic to T. Hannam of Royal 706 ‘Oxford Univ Athletes’. 1894. cricket prints entitled ‘Mr Hope of Naval Athletic Club for completing Twelve original sepia photographs of Amsterdam by Jean Francois Sablet, the Chichester to Portsmouth athletes, printed title to top, each ‘W.G.Grace’ by Archibald Stuart Sixteen Miles Open Road Race, May photograph with the name and Wortley, painted in 1890, 1948, and his team jersey with club relevant discipline printed below. ‘Sophisticated Village Cricket at emblem. G/VG - Olympics £30/50 Printed description to lower border Moulsey Hurst’ of 1790 and ‘A ‘v-Yale July 1894’ with the match Rustic Village Cricket Game of 700 Olympics. A collection of German score ‘Events. Oxford 5 1/2’ and 1790’. All unframed, approx trade cards relating to the 1932 and ‘Yale 3 1/2’ to the corners. Athletes 23”x28”. Qty 4 - cricket £60/90 1936 Olympic Games. Also an featured include C.B. Fry (incorrectly autograph page signed by Mike These prints were part of a limited named C.F. Fry), 100 yards and long Powell, former World Record holder edition of five hundred produced jump. Mounted, framed and glazed, for the long jump, sold with a from the original pictures that are overall 19”x26”. Some staining to collection of official reports and housed at Lord’s mount otherwise in good condition - magazines from Sydney 2000 and cricket, athletics £50/70 695 Cricket prints. Three prints including other magazines and booklets with an M.C.C. oleograph entitled general sporting interest £20/30 707 Croquet. ‘Jeu de Croquet’ late 19th ‘Sophisticated Village Cricket at century children’s croquet set by 701 Steve Redgrave. Large colour print Moulsey Hurst’ of 1790, framed G.D. of Paris complete with eight of Redgrave celebrating winning overall 32”x17”. Also a mono mallets, eight free standing metal Gold in the Coxless Fours at the engraving ‘A Country Cricket-Match hoops with wooden feet, eight balls Sydney Olympics, 2000. Signed in Sussex’ framed overall 26”x18” and and finishing post in original wood black ink by Redgrave to the lower a colour limited edition print number box. Some wear and damage margin. Limited edition 275/500 by 477/850 of ‘The Oval’ by Alan otherwise in good condition - Big Blue Tube. Framed and glazed, Fearnley, signed in pencil by the croquet £60/90 approx 25”x18”. G £30/50 artist. Qty 3. G/VG - cricket £30/50 708 Sporting equipment. Early 20th 702 Rowing. Silk stevengraph in 696 Don Bradman. Six book launch century bamboo shooting/seat stick decorative original mount and frame publicity posters produced by the with metal spike and seat fittings circa 1880’s. Overall approx publishers, Macdonald Queen Anne stamped ‘DIANA D.R.G.M No 6412’ 9”x5.5”. Minor faults otherwise G - Press. Books featured include ‘The in good condition. Sold with a rowing £70/100 Bradman Albums’, ‘John Arlott’s 100 leather sports holdall, vintage ‘Super Greatest Batsmen’ and ‘Triumph in 703 Table Tennis. Publicity poster for the Tee’ hand stitched lace-up leather Australia. ’s 1986-87 ‘Seventh Annual Middlesex Open football and leather head guard. G Cricket Diary’. Sold with a collection Table Tennis Championships’, £30/50 of other sport’s related posters etc. Victoria Hall, Harrow, 18th to 23rd 709 Don Morley, photographer. Three G/VG - cricket £20/30 March, 1940, with an accompanying large colour laminated photographs typed circular letter to Club of Barbarians rugby team in action

43 1970, John Walker, New Zealand, surname is formed from golf clubs 718 Golf bookends. A pair of bookends winning Olympic Gold at Montreal and there is a golf ball in each corner. by ‘Schotten’, each with a metal 1976 and Stellan Bengtsson, Some wear to spine otherwise G - figure of a golfer mounted on a Swedish World Table Tennis golf £80/120 wooden stand. One with detached Champion 1970s, each signed by golf club, the other missing. Sold 714 ‘Golf at Gleneagles’. R.J. Maclennan. Morley to rear label. Sold with a with two golf ties, one Ryder Cup. G McCorquodale & Co, Glasgow. First copy mono photograph from the £20/30 Edition 1921. A beautifully 1970 Commonwealth Games, a conceived history of the famous 719 Golf toast rack. Silver plated toast colour indoor cycling image and a Perthshire golf course, with detailed rack with six divisions formed by laminated page from a 1981 descriptions of each course and hole, crossed golf clubs, with balled feet. calendar featuring a photograph of with an exquisite colour fold-out Circular carrying handle to middle skier Hanni Wenzel also by Morley. map of the course in 1921. set of clubs. 6.5” long by 5” tall. VG Also a framed colour copy of a 1948 Illustrated throughout with green- - golf £60/90 London Olympic Games poster. Qty tinted photographs, with border 7. G/VG £20/30 720 Darren Clarke. Large colour print of design and golfing vignette to each Clarke in action. Signed in black ink 710 University and school photographs. page. Original pictorial paper- by Clarke to the image. Framed and Original mono photograph of covered boards, decorated with the glazed, approx 25”x17”. G - golf ‘Oxford Univ. Assoc. Eleven 1931- armorial design of Gleneagles. £30/40 1932’ football team v Cambridge. Cracking to spine, minor scuffs and The photograph by Gillman, Oxford wear to cover, otherwise in very 721 ‘Famous Golfers’. W.D. & H.O. laid to photographer’s mount, good condition. Rare £130/160 Wills. 1930. Full set of twenty five overall 21”x18”. Also three original cigarette cards. Loose mounted, 715 ‘Golf Faults Illustrated’. G.W. Beldam framed and glazed original mono framed and glazed. Rare. G/VG - & J.H. Taylor. George Newnes, photographs of ‘Eton Beagles 1878’, golf £100/150 London. Third Impression. ‘Sidney Tennis Team 1893’ and Comprising a series of articles by 722 ‘One Good Round Deserves ‘Trinity Rugby Team October 1889’. Taylor first published in C.B. Fry’s Another’. 1930. Original tin G. Qty 4. G/VG £30/50 Magazine under the title ‘Golf Faults advertising sign for Newcastle Brown 711 ‘World Sports’. Seventeen bound Illustrated’ supported by Beldam’s Ale featuring two golfers marking volumes of the Official Magazine of action photographs. Original cloth their card in front of a club house. the British Olympic Association for covers with gilt lettering to cover 15”x24”. Minor rusting otherwise in the years 1947-1961, 1970, 1971 & and spine, with an original mono good/very good condition - golf 1973. G - athletics £30/50 photograph of Taylor laid down to £40/60 the front cover within decorative GOLF & TENNIS 723 Ben Hogan. Large mono poster of borders. G/VG - golf £30/40 Hogan in action at the 1950 U.S. 712 ‘Great Golfers. Their Methods at a 716 ‘A History of Golf in Britain’. Cassell Open at Merion to promote the Ben Glance’. George W. Beldam. & Co, London. First Edition 1951. Hogan Tour. Framed and glazed Macmillan & Co, London 1904. With a foreword by Sir George overall 36”x26”. Sold with two Bound in hard covers with green Cunningham and contributions by framed official colour ‘Perrier Water’ cloth. Gilt illustration of golfer on Guy Campbell, Henry Longhurst, prints ‘Rule XIII Worms casts may be front cover. Slight wear to spine and Leonard Crawley, Enid Wilson, Lord removed without penalty’ and ‘Rule bumping to corners otherwise in Brabazon of Tara, Henry Cotton, H XVII Any loose impediments may be good condition. Sold with ‘Portraits Gardiner-Hill. Contains 67 plates, removed from the putting green’ of the Eighties’, Horace G. fold-out plan of Old Course, St and a framed original water colour Hutchinson. T. Fisher Unwin, Andrews, to the rear. Bound in dark of Seve Ballesteros by Graham London, second impression 1920. green cloth with original dust- Andrews, March 1990. Qty 4. G/VG Each chapter dedicated to a celebrity wrapper. Tears, repairs and some - golf £30/50 of the era, including W.G. Grace, wear to dustwrapper, the book Noel Coward, W.E. Gladstone, 724 Golf. Four colour reproduction prints generally G/VG - golf £50/70 William Morris etc. Front internal from originals by the artist Major. F.P. hinge slightly loose otherwise G - 717 Golf autographs 1960s/90s. Hopkins, ‘Shortspoon’. Each print golf £30/50 Collection of over 150 golf one of a limited edition of 500 autographs on pages. Signatures published by Royal North Devon 713 ‘Taylor on Golf’. J.H. Taylor. include Alliss, Ballesteros, Jacklin, Golf Club. Titles are ‘The Eighteenth Hutchinson & Co, Third Edition, Forsbrand, Woosnam, Horton, Green. Westward Ho’ (number 462), London 1903. Original publisher’s Gallagher, Pavin. Some duplicates. ‘Young Tom’s Last Match’ (number olive green cloth, a golf bag and ball Sold with a collection of early 20th 329), ‘In The Burn, St Andrews’ and the title within decorative black century mono postcards, press (number 332) and ‘A little and gilt rules to the spine and a gold photographs and a set of six Refreshment ’ (number 252). blocked illustration of a golf course humourous golf prints by Edward G Mounted , framed and glazed, each depicting the ball lying just short of Fuller. G/VG - golf £40/60 overall 18.5”x15.5”. Qty 4. G/VG - the hole, the ‘T’ of the author’s golf £30/40

44 725 Lawn Tennis and Croquet. Bound unidentified players and matches 737 Primo Carnera. Original mono edition of ‘Lawn Tennis. The Official and a one-armed tennis player. The photograph of Carnera in the Organ of the Lawn Tennis majority approx 6.5”x4.75”. Some training ring. Signed autograph in Association and Croquet’, Volume V, with press masking. G/VG £40/60 mount window below. Photograph 1900-01 complete with index, 10”x8”. Mounted, framed and 731 Men’s Tennis photographs appears complete. Sold with a glazed, overall approx 20”x17”. 1940s/50s. Collection of over fifty further five bound editions covering G/VG - boxing £70/100 mono press photographs of tennis the period 1900 to 1905 players including Ampon, Baxter, Primo Carnera was an Italian boxer (incomplete). Also a bound copy of Blondel, Cernik, Drobny, von known as the ‘Ambling Ape’ . ‘Amateur Sport Illustrated and Lawn Cramm, Sturgess, Pails, Patty, Became World Heavyweight Tennis’, Volume 1 (complete) 1907. Mottram etc. The majority approx Champion in 1933 Qty 7 - tennis & croquet £30/50 6.5”x4.75”. Some with press 738 Muhammad Ali. Mono copy 726 Lawn Tennis and Badminton. Bound masking. G/VG - tennis £40/60 photograph of Ali in a boxing ring edition of ‘Lawn Tennis and 732 Australian & American men’s tennis with ‘The Beatles’. Signed by Ali Badminton. The Official Organ of photographs 1940s/50s. Collection ‘Cassius Clay’ with certificate of the Lawn Tennis Association’, Two of over fifty mono press authenticity window mounted boxes of bound volumes covering photographs of tennis players below. The photograph measures the period 1905 to 1928 inclusive. including Larsen (8), Trabert (3), 20”x16”. Mounted and framed Editions appear complete the Sedgeman (7), McGregor (12) and overall 26”x32”. G/VG £100/150 majority with original covers bound Bromwich (6) etc. The majority in. Mixed condition including 739 Muhammed Ali and Henry Cooper. approx 6.5”x4.75”. Some with press bindings. Qty 19 £60/80 Mono copy photograph of Ali and masking. G/VG - tennis £40/60 Cooper in the ring. Photograph 727 Lawn Tennis and Badminton. Bound 733 Wimbledon Championship approx 18”x12”, signed to the edition of ‘Lawn Tennis and programmes for 1950, 1951, 1952, image in black ink ‘Sir Henry Badminton. The Official Organ of 1955, 1956, and 1959. Includes a Cooper’. G - boxing £25/35 the Lawn Tennis Association’, Two presentation copy of the 1953 Final boxes of bound volumes covering 740 ‘The Ring Magazine’. Good, almost programme to Mr W. Teller ‘...for his the period 1907 to 1926 inclusive. complete run of the magazine in services as an Umpire at the 1953 Editions appear complete, the bound volumes for the period 1930- Championships’. Qty 13. Wear and majority with original covers bound 1993, lacking the years 1954 and tears to some copies, generally good in. Mixed condition including 1955. All volumes bound in red - tennis £30/50 bindings. Qty 12 £40/60 boards with gilt lettering. Sold with 734 Wimbledon Championships odd duplicate bound volumes. 60 728 U.S.A. Ladies Tennis photographs 1960s/2000s. Three boxes volumes in total. In eight large 1940s/50s. Collection of mono press containing programmes for the boxes. Odd faults otherwise in good photographs including Patricia Todd period including two (1977 & 1980) condition - Boxing £200/300 (11), Betty Bosanquet (3), Doris Hart signed to the front covers. (3), Margaret Du Pont (4), Louise The Ring Magazine was first Signatures include Lou Hoad, Kevin Brough (20) and various unidentified published in 1922 Curran, Jack Bailey etc. Sold with a players and matches (16). Each selection of programmes from other 741 ‘Boxing News Magazine’. Good, photograph approx. 6.5”x4.75”. tournaments including Queen’s, almost complete run of the Some with press masking. G/VG - Eastbourne, Dewar Cup, Benson & magazine in bound volumes for the tennis £40/60 Hedges etc. G/VG - tennis £40/60 period 1947-1997, lacking the year 729 Ladies Tennis photographs 1959. All volumes bound in black 735 Wimbledon Championship ‘Royal 1940s/50s. Collection of mono press boards with gilt lettering. Sold with Box’ programmes. A set of photographs of British and other odd duplicate bound volumes. 58 programmes for 1994-1998 and lady tennis players including Gem volumes in total. Sold with a large 2000-2003, all stamped ‘Royal Box’ Hoahing (6), Joy Mottram (12) and thick, mainly, boxing, and other to front cover and with bound in others including Davidson, Rigollet, sports scrapbook 1930’s, cuttings cloth bookmarks in the green and Moran, Fry, Woodgate etc (22). The etc. In ten large boxes. Odd faults purple Wimbledon colours. The majority approx 6.5”x4.75”. Some otherwise in good condition - Boxing majority are complete with seating with press masking. G/VG £30/50 £100/200 plan, and the 2003 with an Gem Hoahing remains the shortest admission ticket. Qty 9. G/VG - The Boxing News Magazine was ever Wimbledon competitor at just tennis £30/50 first published in 1909 4ft 9.5” BOXING 742 Woodwell Thomas, Boxing trainer. 730 Men’s Tennis photographs Elgin half hunter gold plated pocket 736 Mohammad Ali. A pair of unused 1940s/50s. Collection of over sixty watch with white enamel dial with ‘Everlast’ red boxing gloves each mono press photographs of tennis black numbering enclosing signed in black pen by Ali in later players including Davidson, subsidiary seconds dial, in a plain years. VG - boxing £80/120 Hopman, Johansson, numerous Dennison gold plated case with

45 enamelled Roman numerals to the 746 Phil Bennett. Llanelli & Wales. Wales printed to borders. Approx 21”x17”. fascia. Reg.1030265. ‘Inscribed to International rugby jersey worn by Slight foxing to mount and minor inside of case ‘Presented to Bennett in his playing career. Red marks to image otherwise in Woodwell Thomas by his many jersey with white collar and welsh good/very good condition - rugby admirers in recognition of his emblem to chest. Number 10 to union £30/40 training of Amateur and Professional back. G - rugby £400/600 751 Oxford University Rugby Union. Boxing Champions 1912-1934. On Bennett made twenty nine Two original mono photographs of gold link chain. Watch does not appearances for Wales 1969-1978. the University Freshman’s XV, 1927 appear to be in working order. VG - This shirts was formerly the property and Seniors’ Rugby XVs, 1928, both boxing £80/120 of Welsh publican Gwyn Richards with players seated and standing in RUGBY UNION & RUGBY LEAGUE and was displayed in his public rows in rugby attire. The house in West Wales. The complete photographs by Gillman & Co Ltd, 743 Charles Dalrymple Laborde. Four collection of shirts and other rugby Oxford. Mounted, framed and large cuttings albums/scrapbooks. memorabilia were sold at Phillips glazed, overall 22”x19”. Some The first two covering Laborde’s time auctioneers in April 1998 silvering to images and damage to at Harrow School 1927 to 1933, the mounts otherwise in good condition. others covering 1934 to 1936 when Previously sold by Knights in Qty 2 - rugby union £40/60 Laborde was at Cambridge February 2005 as part of the Gwyn University and includes reports on Richards collection 752 Jason Robinson. ‘Legends Series’ the Cambridge v New Zealand All large limited edition colour print of 747 Phil Bennett. Llanelli & Wales. Red Blacks match, a Varsity Match that Robinson playing for England, Welsh international zip-up track suit finished 0-0 and cuttings relating to scoring a try in England’s historic win top worn by Bennett, 1974, a ‘surprise’ 16-11 victory against over Australia in the 2003 Rugby embroidered with the national Harlequins, when Laborde was World Cup. Signed to lower border emblem. G - rugby £100/150 Captain. The albums contain a range by Robinson. Limited edition of press cuttings, original team and Previously sold by Graham Budd 569/1000. Excellent image. Overall family photographs, school and Auctions in November 2005 23”x16”. VG £30/40 university fixture lists, 748 ‘The Australian Rugby League 753 Scotland v Wales 1911. Original correspondence etc. An extensive Kangaroos. Third Test XIII’ (Rugby mono photograph of the match in record of rugby of the era. One League). 1937/38. Original mono progress with a large crowd in the cover detached, spines missing on photograph of the players and background. The photograph three. Contents in good condition - management, seated and standing 11”x7”. Mounted, framed and rugby union £150/250 in rows in rugby attire. Printed title glazed overall 17”x14.5”. Sold with Laborde captained the Cambridge and players names to mount two frames containing six small University rugby team in the 1936- borders. Hand written dedication signed colour cartoons of Scotland 37 season and was latterly master in and signature in black ink to the players. Signatures include Renwick, charge of rugby at Harrow School lower margin, signed by Harry Jeffrey (2), Rutherford etc., a small 1946-50. Sunderland, Team Manager. mono framed photograph of the Photograph by Hugh Greaves, Cardiff R.F.C 1947/48 team and 744 Rugby Union. Rugby ephemera Halifax. Mounted, framed and officials, a framed colour copy including an autograph book signed glazed, approx 17.5”x16”. Foxing to photograph of the 1971 ‘Lions’ by the thirty members of the 1997 mount otherwise in good condition - party to New Zealand and a framed British Lions tour to New Zealand, rugby league £50/80 original mono photograph of an including Bennett (captain), Uttley, unknown rugby team c 1900. Qty 6. Quinnell, Wheeler, Cotton etc. Also 749 ‘Australasian Rugby League (N.U.). G/VG - rugby union £30/40 a collection of mono images as Team’. 1921/22. Original mono featured in the book ‘Centenary photograph of the players and 754 ‘Rugby Internationals’. Churchmans. History of Rugby Football Unions’ by management, seated and standing 1935. Full set of fifty cigarette cards. Titley & McWhirter and a collection in rows in rugby attire and caps. Loose mounted, framed and glazed of Gordonstoun school team Printed title and players names to G/VG - rugby union £25/35 photographs from 1970s, one mount borders. Photograph by 755 ‘New Zealand Footballers’. W.D. & signed. G/VG - Rugby £30/50 Fielding , Leeds. Mounted, framed H.O. Wills. 1927. Full set of fifty and glazed, approx 17”x14”. G/VG 745 Rugby Union autographs. Two cigarette cards. Loose mounted, - rugby league £70/100 autograph books, one signed by framed and glazed. G/VG - rugby over fifty Welsh players, the other 750 ‘Cardiff Rugby Football Club 1st union £25/35 by international players from 1970s Fifteen. Season 1934-35’. Original to date. Signatures include Cliff mono photograph of the Cardiff Morgan Phil Bennett, Barry John, playing staff seated and standing in Gareth Davies, Jeremy Guscott, Bill rows. The photograph by A & G Mclaren, Gavin Hastings etc. Qty 2 Taylor, Cardiff, laid to photographers G/VG - Rugby £30/50 mount with title and players’ names

46 759 Football postcards, trade and Guinness Brewery, Dublin, 1962. cigarette cards 1920’s-1930’s. Mixed condition, generally good - Excellent hardback photograph football £40/60 album with strong Derby County 762 Arsenal Football Club 1948/49. interest containing nineteen real Large original mono photograph of photograph postcards of mainly the Arsenal playing staff season Derby County players and teams by 1948/49, depicted with the League W.W.Winter of Derby from the Championship trophy they won in period but also includes other teams. 1948. Photograph by W.H. Jaques Player cards (4) include Sammy with title to top and printed names Crooks, George Thornewell, Thomas of players to lower border. Mounted, Cooper etc, all wearing England framed and glazed, approx International shirts and caps. Team 12”x10”. G - football £40/60 postcards of the Derby County teams of 1910/11, 1922/23 (two, 763 Arsenal Football Club 1950/51. Lot 756 both different), 1923/24, 1924/25, Large original mono photograph of 1925/26, 1927/28, 1928/29, the Arsenal playing staff season 756 Rugby ball match holder. Doulton 1929/30 and 1930/31. Plus Derby 1950/51, depicted with the F.A. Cup Lambeth brown ceramic match County teams v Manchester United and two other trophies they won in holder in the shape of a rugby ball 1924 and v Aston Villa 1928. All 1950. Photograph by W.H. Jaques with imprinted stitching. Silver rim postcards by W.W. Winter. Other with title to top and printed names match holder hall marked Chester team postcards are Sheffield of players to lower border. Mounted, 1894. Doulton Lambeth stamps to Wednesday 1929 (Wilkes), Aston framed and glazed, approx base and reg no. 1553. Minor dent Villa 1926/27 and 1928/29 (both 12”x10”. G - football £40/60 to silver rim otherwise in very good Wilkes). The album also contains condition. Rare - rugby £100/150 764 Arsenal F.C. 1947-48. Excellent over five hundred and fifty real original mono photograph of the FOOTBALL photograph trade and cigarette Arsenal playing staff, standing and cards including small Pinnace 757 Football Ephemera. Large selection seated in rows, wearing Arsenal football cards, ‘Boy’s Magazine of ephemera including Chelsea playing strip. Photograph laid down ‘Famous Football Series’, ‘Casket home programmes 1960’s/2000’s, to official photographers mount with Cigarette’ cards of various teams, World Cup 1966 ephemera title to top and players names to ‘Pluck’ Famous Football Teams’, including newspaper souvenirs, lower border. Players include Male, hand coloured ‘British Team of News Chronicle Football Annuals Compton, Lewis, Logie, Scott, Footballers’ trade cards, ‘Champion 1946/47-1957/58 (8-incomplete, Swindin, Barnes, Mercer, Whittaker Football Cards’, ‘Adventure’ Series vg), various 1960’s football trade etc. Photograph by Lambert Jackson. etc. All cards loosely inserted pages cards, other 1950/60 programmes Framed and glazed. The photograph in cut grooves. A nicely presented including Queens Park Rangers measures 8”x6” and overall album. VG - football £300/500 League Cup semi-final v Birmingham 14”x12.5”. G/VG -football £40/60 1967, Scottish teams in Europe 760 Don Morley football photographs. 765 Jimmy Greaves. ‘Legends Series’ 1960/80’s, Sunderland home Four large original mono press large limited edition mono print of programmes 1970/80’s etc, football photographs all taken and signed to Jimmy Greaves for England in 1963. cigarette box, quantity of football the reverse by the sports’ photog - Signed by Greaves to lower border. fanzines, odd autographs including rapher, Don Morley. Images include Limited edition 139/500. 23”x16”. ten multi signed Liverpool fans celebrating Scotland scoring VG £30/40 programmes 2003/04 (signed to against England at Wembley 1965, front covers), Newspaper Final crowd trouble at Bayern Munich 766 ‘Goal’. World Cup 1966 film. Rare souvenirs etc. In four large boxes. G 1975, England fans celebrating large colour printed poster for the - football £30/50 winning the World Cup 1966, and cinema release of the film. Framed Liverpool celebrating scoring the and glazed overall 44”x32”. minor 758 ‘The Book of Football. A Complete opening goal against Leeds United in surface marks otherwise in History and Record of the the 1965 F.A. Cup Final. Good/very good/very good condition - cricket Association and Rugby Games’. good condition G - football £30/50 £100/150 Almalgamated Press. London 1906. Originally published in twelve parts Don Morley has been a leading 767 World Cup football posters. Four comprising histories of clubs, players, sports’ photograph for over fifty large football posters including referees and other football articles. years, specialising in Motorsport official 2002 FIFA World Cup Bound in hard covers, some wear to Korea/Japan (2), Air France 1998 761 Queens Park Rangers 1960s. spine, lacking frontispiece and index, World Cup and FIFA ‘Fair Play Day Collection of over twenty mono otherwise in good condition - 21.06.98’. G/VG - football £30/50 original press photographs of teams football £60/80 and players. Includes a mounted 768 Dennis Law. Colour copy photograph of the team’s visit to the photograph of Law in action for

47 Manchester United. Signed in ink to and ‘Carlsberg’ logos to chest. 777 World Cup 1966. Official lower border by Law. Mounted, Signed to front by the team, programme for the World Cup Final framed and glazed overall 21”x25”. fourteen signatures include Gerrard, 1966, England v West Germany held Sold with a framed page from ‘The Carragher, Owen, Fowler, Heskey, at Wembley on July 30th 1966. Illustrated London News’, 21st April Traore etc. G/VG - football £30/50 Probably a later reprint. Signed to 1928, advertising Worthington beer internal pages by J.H.W. Mears, late 774 Liverpool 2003/04. Replica home with a montage of football action Chairman of the F.A., Stanley Rous, shirt with ‘Reebok’ and ‘Carlsberg’ scenes. Also a framed copy of the President of FIFA and Denis Follows, logos to chest. Signed to front by front page of ‘The Evening News’, Secretary of the F.A. Also signed to Gerrard, Owen, and Kewell with 6th May 1961 previewing the F.A. the centre pages by the match certificate of authentication. Sold Cup Final held on that day between referee and linesmen. G/VG - with a replica yellow and blue away Tottenham Hotspur and Leicester football £30/50 shirt signed by twelve players City, and five mono press including McManaman, Jones, 778 World Cup 1966. Reproduction large photographs of Arsenal players Murphy etc. G/VG - football £30/50 colour poster of the front cover of 1960s/90s and other football the official match programme for the ephemera G/VG £25/35 775 Lev Yashin. Moscow Dynamo & World Cup Final, England v West Russia. Russian international 769 Sheffield Wednesday ‘F.A. Cup Germany, played at Wembley 30th goalkeeper’s jersey worn by Yashin Winners’ 1935. Excellent original July 1966. Signed in black ink by ten in the World Cup Finals held in mono photograph of the Sheffield England players. Signatures are England 1966. The jersey was given Wednesday team, seated and Hunt, Ball, Stiles, J. Charlton, Banks, to Francois Remetter by Yashin standing in rowing, in football attire. Hurst, B.Charlton, Wilson, Cohen during the competition. The black The photograph nicely signed in ink and Peters. Mounted, framed and long sleeved jersey with ‘C.C.C.P’ to by all eleven players featured being glazed, overall approx 24”x18”. chest and number ‘1’ to reverse. the Cup winning team. Signatures G/VG - football £70/100 Yashin played in all of Russia’s include Palethorpe, Hooper, Rimmer, matches in the Finals, reaching the 779 Arsenal. Season 1946/47. Sixteen Surtees, Brown, Burrows, Sharp, semi-final stage before being home programmes for the season Kibloe, Starling etc. The photograph knocked out by West Germany. In including League, and F.A. Cup mounted, with printed title window the 3rd/4th play off match they matches. Matches include v Chelsea mounted below, framed and glazed were beaten 2-1 by Portugal. G - (FAC3 replay) etc. Ink or pencil team with players biographies mounted to Football £700/1000 changes to ten programmes, some verso. The photograph measures folds, faults to odd programme 9.5”x7.25” and overall 19”x18”. - The late Lev Yashin made seventy otherwise in good condition - cricket G £250/350 six appearances for Russia. Remetter football £60/90 and Yashin first met in Moscow in Sheffield Wednesday beat West 1955 and remained friends until 780 Arsenal. Season 1947/48. Twenty Bromwich Albion 4-2 in the Final Yashin’s death in 1991. When three home programmes for the with goals from Palethorpe, Hooper Remetter retired, he worked for season including League and friendly and Rimmer (2) Adidas and co-opted his friend matches. Matches include v 770 Treacle glazed money box of a Yashin to become Adidas’s man in Colchester United (friendly) etc. Ink football with football boots to either Eastern Europe, a position he held team changes or other annotations side. Sandland/Britannia? 5” wide until his death to sixteen programmes, some folds, by 3.5” high. G - football £20/30 faults to odd programme otherwise Previously sold by Knights in in good condition - football £60/90 771 Tottenham Hotspur 1940/50’s. February 2005 as part of the Large handkerchief with the Spurs Francois Remetter collection. 781 Arsenal. Season 1948/49. Twenty emblem of the cockerel on a football Francois Remetter played for six two home programmes for the printed to each corner with the French club sides Metz, Sochaux, season including League, and F.A. manager’s name, Joe Hulme, below Bordeaux, Grenoble, Limoges and Cup matches. Matches include v and printed players’ signatures. Strasbourg and made 29 Tottenham Hotspur (FAC3) etc. Ink G/VG - football £30/50 appearances for France from 1953 team changes or other annotations to 1959. He played for France in to fourteen programmes, some Joe Hulme made 333 appearances both the 1954 and 1958 World Cup folds, faults to odd programme as a player for Arsenal and was Finals otherwise in good condition - Spurs’ manager 1945-49. football £60/90 776 World Cup 1966. Official 8mm film 772 Kevin Keegan. Acrylic picture rug/ of the World Cup Final in original 782 Arsenal. Season 1949/50. Nineteen wall hanging of Kevin Keegan in box (Walton). Sold with an official home programmes for the season action playing for England by 8mm film of Portugal v North Korea, including League and F.A. Cup Carpets of Worth Ltd. 26”x47”. G - 1966 World Cup (Soccer Films) and matches. Matches include v Sheffield football £20/30 Yugoslavia v Zaire, 1974 World Cup Wednesday (FAC3), v Swansea 773 Liverpool 2000/01. Replica away (Quality Products). Qty 3. G - Town (FAC4), v Burnely (FAC5) etc. yellow and blue shirt with ‘Reebok’ football £25/35 Ink team changes or other

48 annotations to seven programmes, folds, faults to odd programme (Combination), v Sparta (friendly), v some folds, faults to odd programme otherwise in good condition - Esporte Clube Bahia (friendly) etc. otherwise in good condition - football £30/50 Also includes Chelsea v Blackpool football £30/50 28th April 1956. Ink team changes 788 Arsenal. Seasons 1955/56 & to all programmes, some folds, faults 783 Arsenal. Season 1950/51. Twenty 1956/57. Forty four home to odd programme otherwise in one home programmes for the programmes for the seasons good condition - football £30/50 season including League and F.A. including League, F.A. Cup and Cup matches. Matches include v friendly matches. Matches include v 792 Chelsea. Season 1957/58. Twenty Carlisle United (FAC3), v Aston Villa (FAC4), v Stoke City eight home programmes for the Northampton Town (FAC4) etc. Ink (FAC3), v Preston North End (FAC5 season including League, FA Youth team changes or other annotations replay), v West Bromwich Albion Cup, International and friendly to fourteen programmes, some (FAC6 replay), v Clyde (friendly) etc. matches. Matches include v Arsenal folds, faults to odd programme Some folds, faults and annotations (FAYC-SF1), v Wolverhampton otherwise in good condition - to odd programme otherwise in (FAYC-F1), v C.D.S.A. Moscow football £30/50 good condition - football £40/60 (friendly), v C.D.S.A. Beograski (friendly), England v Bulgaria (Under 784 Arsenal. Season 1951/52. Twenty 789 Arsenal. Seasons 1957/58, 1958/59 23), England World Cup XI v three home programmes for the & 1959/60. Sixty seven home England Under 23 XI, London v season including League, F.A. Cup programmes for the season including Barcelona etc. Ink team changes or and friendly matches. Matches League, F.A. Cup and friendly other annotations to all include v Barnsley (FAC4), v Rangers matches. Matches include v programmes, some folds, faults to (friendly), v Hapoel Tel Aviv Colchester Utd (FAC4 replay), v odd programme otherwise in good (friendly) etc. Ink team changes or Sheffield Utd (FAC5), v Rotherham condition - football £30/50 other annotations to eleven Utd (FAC3 replay), v Juventus programmes, some folds, faults to (friendly), v Rangers (friendly), v 793 Chelsea. Season 1958/59. Twenty odd programme otherwise in good Grasshoppers (friendly) etc. Some five home programmes for the condition - football £30/50 folds, faults and annotations to odd season including League, Fairs Cup programme otherwise in good and Kentish Cup. Matches include v 785 Arsenal. Season 1952/53. Twenty six condition - football £40/60 Frem (Fairs Cup 1st round 2nd leg), home programmes for the season British Army v Belgian Army (Kentish including League, F.A. Cup and 790 Arsenal. Seasons 1960/61 to Cup) etc. Ink team changes or other friendly matches. Matches include v 2001/02, lacking 1990/91 & annotations to all programmes, Doncaster Rovers (FAC3), v Bury 2000/01. Home programmes for some folds, faults to odd programme (FAC4), v Blackpool (FAC5), v seasons 1960/61 (22), 1961/62 otherwise in good condition - Hibernian (charity), v Tottenham (23), 1962/63 (26), 1963/64 (26), football £30/50 Hotspur (charity) etc. Ink team or 1964/65 (21), 1965/66 (23), other annotations changes to 1966/67 (28), 1967/68 (29), 794 Chelsea. Season 1959/60. Twenty nineteen programmes, some folds, 1968/69 (27), 1969/70 (30), four home programmes for the faults and tape repair to odd 1970/71 League and Cup Double, season including League, FA Cup programme otherwise in good (27), 1971/72 (29), 1972/73 (27), and friendly matches. Matches condition - football £30/50 1973/74 (25), 1974/75 (26), include v Bradford (FAC3), v Aston 1975/76 (23), 1976/77 (27), Villa (FAC4), v Athletico Bilbao 786 Arsenal. Seasons 1953/54. Twenty 1977/78 (29), 1978/79 (27), (friendly) etc. Ink team changes or six home programmes for the season 1979/80 (32). Sold with home other annotations to fifteen including League, F.A. Cup and programmes for 1980/81 to programmes, some folds, faults to friendly matches. Matches include v 2001/02 seasons with similar odd programme otherwise in good Aston Villa (FAC3), v Norwich City quantities. Including League, F.A. condition - football £30/50 (FAC4), v Preston North End Cup, League Cup, European, (charity), v Portuguesa de Desportos 795 Chelsea. Season 1960/61. Twenty challenge and friendly matches. Also (tour), v Racing Club de Paris four home programmes for the a good quantity of ‘Gunflash’ (friendly) etc. Ink team changes to season including League, FA Cup, FA Arsenal magazine for the period fifteen programmes, some folds, Combination, FA Youth Cup and 1957 to 1972. Some folds, faults and faults, file hole to odd programme representative matches. Matches annotations to odd programme otherwise in good condition - include v Crewe Alexandra (FAC3), v otherwise in good condition - football £30/50 Ipswich Town (Combination), v football £50/80 Everton (FAYC), Everton (Arsenal) 787 Arsenal. Season 1954/55. Twenty 791 Chelsea. Season 1956/57. Twenty etc. Sold with a souvenir programme one home programmes for the six home programmes for the season v Tottenham. Ink team changes or season including League, F.A. Cup including League, Football other annotations to all and friendly matches. Matches Combination, testimonial, and programmes, some folds, faults to include v Cardiff City (FAC3), v friendly matches. Matches include v odd programme otherwise in good Spartak (friendly) etc. Ink team Leicester City (K. Armstrong condition - football £30/50 changes to nine programmes, some Testimonial), v Aldershot

49 796 Chelsea. Seasons 1963/64 to very good condition - football First Division Champions’ 1961/62. 1973/74. Home programmes for £40/60 Binder containing a set of home and seasons 1963/64 (8), 1964/65 (26), away programmes for the League 800 Tottenham Hotspur. Season 1965/66 (30), 1966/67 (28), winning season, unchecked. Sold 1965/66. Twenty four home 1967/68 (28), 1968/69 (30), with a further binder containing programmes for the season including 1969/70 (24), 1970/71 (29), home programmes for the period League, FA Cup and Friendly 1971/72 (29), 1972/73 (26), 1979-1981 including European matches. Home matches include v 1973/74 (24). Also a 1970/71 matches and final. G - football Middlesborough (FAC3), v Burnley Wembley Final Official Players £20/30 (FAC4), v Hungarian Select XI Souvenir, Year books for 1968/69 (Friendly) etc. Minor folds, faults to 805 Leeds United F.C. ‘Football League and 1969/70, and two 1966/67 odd programmes otherwise in Champions’ 1968/69 and 1973/74. programmes, signed to the front. good/very good condition - football Two binders containing sets of home Signatures include Peter Osgood, £30/50 and away programmes for the two Peter Thomson and Tommy Baldwin. Championship winning seasons, Minor nicks, folds and annotations, 801 Tottenham Hotspur. Season unchecked. G - football £25/35 otherwise G/VG - football £40/60 1966/67. Twenty six home programmes for the season including 806 Football programmes 1950/60’s. 797 Tottenham Hotspur. Season League, FA Cup and Friendly Good collection of over eighty 1961/62. Twenty seven home and matches. Home matches include v programmes including League, Cup eight away programmes for the Millwall (FAC3 replay), v Portsmouth etc Good assortment of clubs season including League, FA Cup, (FAC4), v Bristol City (FAC5), v including Blackburn Rovers, Brighton European Cup and friendly matches. Birmingham City (FAC6), v Polish & Hove Albion, Swansea Town, Home matches include v Gornik Select XI (Friendly) etc. Minor folds, West Brom, Sheffield Wednesday, Zabrze (EC1), v S.C. Feijenoord faults to odd programmes otherwise Leeds United, Sheffield United, (EC2), v Dukla Prague (EC QF), v in good condition - football £30/50 Portsmouth, Everton, Cardiff City, Birmingham City (FAC3 replay), v Oxford United etc. Includes F.A. Cup Aston Villa (FAC6), v F.A. Select XI 802 Tottenham Hotspur programmes. Final 1965. Only thirteen (Charity Shield). Away programmes Two boxes containing home and programmes are from the 1960’s. include v Benfica (EC SF 2nd leg), v away programmes for League, FA G/VG. Sold with an official poster Burnley (FAC Final etc. Minor folds, Cup, League Cup, European and for the European Cup Winners Cup faults to odd programme otherwise friendly matches for the seasons Final 1965 between TSV Munchen in very good condition - football 1966/67 (1), 1967/68 (49), 1860 v West Ham United. Folds, £40/60 1968/69 (29 homes), 1969/70 (49), tears, some loss. Possible that lower 1970/71 (77), 1971/72 (76), 798 Tottenham Hotspur. Season portion is missing. Only fair - 1972/73 (76), 1973/74 (53), 1963/64. Twenty four home football £60/80 1974/75 (44), 1975/76 (45), programmes for the season including 1976/77 (42). The following seasons END OF SALE League, FA Cup, European Cup comprise home programmes. Winners Cup and Combination 1977/78 (10), 1978/79 (2), matches. Matches include v Chelsea 1979/78 (70), 1979/80 (26), (FAC3) v Manchester Utd (ECWC1), 1980/81 (24), 1981/82 (22), v Plymouth Reserves (Combination) 1982/83 (13), 1983/84 (21), etc. Ink team changes or other 1984/85 (10), 1985/86 (7), annotations, some folds, faults to 1986/87 (1), 1987/88 (5), 1988/89 odd programmes otherwise in (10), 1989/90 (5), 1990/91 (12), good/very good condition - football 1991/92 (16), 1992/93 (14), £30/50 1993/94 (7), 1994/95 (6), 1995/96 799 Tottenham Hotspur. Season (8), 1996/97 (2), 1997/98 (3), 1964/65. Thirty four home (three 1998/99 (11), 1999/2000 (20), duplicates) and four away 2000/01 (13), 2001/02 (16), programmes for the season including 2002/03 (4), 2003/04 (1), 2004/05 League, FA Cup, European Cup (1). Some annotations and faults Winners Cup, London Challenge otherwise in generally good Cup, Trial and Friendly matches. condition - football £50/70 Home matches include Whites v 803 Everton F.C. ‘Football League First Blues (Trial), v Torquay Utd (FAC3 Division Champions’ 1962/63 and replay), v Ipswich Town (FAC4), v 1969/70. Two binders containing West Ham (LCC1), v Scotland XI sets of home and away programmes (John White Memorial Match) etc. for the two League winning seasons, Away matches include v Torquay unchecked. G - football £25/35 Utd (FAC3) etc. Minor folds, faults to odd programmes otherwise in 804 Ipswich Town F.C. ‘Football League

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