Fearnley. Large limited edition colour and glazed, 28”x24.5” overall. cards, a large framed limited edition print produced to commemorate the Very good condition. Sold with print of ‘Scenes at Lord’s’ by David Centenary Test in 1980, England v ‘Middlesex Captains 1965-1998’, Gentlemen, 90/195 and three large Australia. Signed to lower border a limited edition print depicting colour limited edition prints of by the England team from that the five Captains, Titmus, Parfitt, Graham Gooch by artist John Dunne. game. Twelve signatures including Brearley, Gatting and Ramprakash Each limited edition and signed by Botham, Gower, Boycott, Old, by John Sims 1998, signed by all five Gooch and the artist plus three other Gooch, Gatting, Bairstow etc. players and the artist, limited edition framed cricket items. Qty 10. G Limited edition 826/850. Also signed 7/250 prints, a very attractively £50/80 by the artist Fearnley. Published in mounted and framed set of fifty END OF DAY ONE 1980. Attractively mounted, framed ‘Players Cricketers 1934’ cigarette Saturday 6th March 2021 10.30am CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS, SCORECARDS, WISDENS & CRICKET BOOKS CRICKET PHOTOGRAPHS after England had sealed victory mainly Test and tour matches, social by 289 runs, large crowds cheering engagements, travel etc. Five images 554 Australia tour of England 1926. the England team’s victory in front from the first Test held at Trent Fifth Test, The Oval. An excellent of the pavilion, Larwood in his Bridge, Nottingham, include three selection of thirty five original mono bowling action, Lord Harris arriving large images of Woodfull losing his and sepia press photographs from at the ground, players taking a drinks leg stump to Farnes, players running the final Test played at The Oval, break, and a number of general off the pitch for rain, and Chapman 14th-18th August 1926. Images scenes of the match in progress etc. leading his victorious England team from England’s first innings include Publishers are Central News and The off the pitch through the crowds, Hendren bowled Gregory for 8, Times. Various sizes from 10”x8” also Hobbs taking a catch to dismiss Maurice Tate being bowled out by to 6.5”x4.75”. G/VG. Sold with a Fairfax, and Wall being bowled by Grimmett, Sutcliffe being hit in the further selection of ten original sepia Tyldesley to close Australia’s first face off the bowling of Mailey, Geary press photographs (two candid) innings for 144. England won by 93 being run out for 9, and Rhodes from the 1926 tour including match runs. Twenty six images from the caught by Oldfield off Mailey to close action from the Trent Bridge and Old second Test at Lord’s include various England’s innings at 280. Australia’s Trafford Tests, tour matches v Minor scenes of match action and large first innings includes Ponsford run Counties at Holyport, v Middlesex, crowds in attendance, two of Clarrie out for 2 by England wicketkeeper, Lord’s (three photographs), v M.C.C. Grimmett in his bowling action etc. Strudwick, and Andrews’ off stump at Lord’s etc. Odd faults, otherwise in A number of photographs feature sent cartwheeling by Larwood. good condition £300/400 Tim Wall and may have come from Photographs from England’s second Wall’s personal collection. Australia innings include Herbie Collins Going in to the fifth and final Test won the second Test by seven congratulating Jack Hobbs on the series was level at 0-0, the first wickets. Five images from the third reaching his century, Herbert Sutcliffe four matches all having being drawn. Test at Headingley depict Hobbs on his dismissal, bowled by Mailey With England having scored 280 and and Sutcliffe walking out to bat, for 161, and another of Sutcliffe Australia 302 in their first innings, Duleepsinhji bowled by Hornibrook, leading the players off the field England appeared to be in some Hammond caught by Oldfield at the through the crowds on his dismissal difficulty batting on a sticky wicket wicket, bowled McCabe for 113, at the close of the third day’s play, after heavy rain. However, Hobbs Jackson caught by Larwood off Tate Woolley l.b.w. bowled Richardson, a and Sutcliffe put on an opening for 1, and Tate bowling to Woodfull. jubilant Oldfield taking the catch to partnership of 172 before Hobbs was From the fifth and final Test at The dismiss Geary for 1, Larwood bowled out for exactly 100, Sutcliffe going Oval, five images of Wall bowling Mailey for 5, and the dismissal of last on to make 161, and England ended to Duleepsinhji, Sutcliffe driving off man Strudwick caught Andrews at their second innings at 436 leaving Wall, Grimmett playing a cut shot slip off Mailey to close the innings Australia needing 414 to clinch the off Hammond, Woodfull scoring a at 436. Australia’s second innings series. However, four wickets from boundary off Peebles, and an aerial features Larwood taking a brilliant Wilfred Rhodes and three from view of the ground on the eve of catch at gully to dismiss Ponsford Harold Larwood led England to the Oval Test. Sold with a further off Rhodes, Oldfield bowled Stevens dismiss Australia for 125 and victory selection of fourteen photographs for 23, Rhodes bowling in his cap, by 289 runs to regain The Ashes from the tour including an excursion and Gregory playing a forcing shot. 555 Australian tour of England 1930. A to Pompeii en route to England, Other images from the match depict nice collection of fifty five sepia and meeting King George V and Queen the England slip cordon crouching as mono original press photographs Mary at Windsor, the Australian the bowler runs in, Rhodes making including some candid photographs team visiting Lord and Lady Forster his way through the spectators from the 1930 tour featuring at their home during the tour match 54 v Hampshire at Southampton, the shaking hands with the King are Bert press photograph of Woodfull, head photograph signed in ink by both Lord Woodfull, Stan McCabe and Tim and shoulders wearing formal attire. and Lady Forster, members of the Wall, other players featured include The photograph by The Australian touring party taking tea in a garden, Bradman, Ponsford etc. The larger Cricketer, Melbourne, measures Clarrie Grimmett, Bill Woodfull and photograph measures 11”x9”, the 4”x6.25”. VG £70/100 Bill Kelly (tour manager) meeting others 7.5”x5.75”, both laid to Woodfull captained the Australians Lord and Lady Belper, former England large album page with two further in twenty five Tests, of which fifteen captain, Percy Chapman, meeting photographs to verso of action from were against England, from 1930 the Australians on their arrival at the Lord’s Test. Qty 5. Odd minor to 1934 including the infamous Victoria Station, Tim Wall and Stan faults, otherwise in good/ very good ‘Bodyline’ series of 1932/33 McCabe being welcomed on to condition £70/100 the tour bus, fourteen members of 561 Australia tour to England 1930. 558 Australian tour of England 1930. the Australian touring party at a Original official mono photograph ‘Trent Bridge 1930’. England v golf club, Ponsford in batting pose, of the Australian team visiting Lord Australia, 1st Test, Trent Bridge, Bradman in batting action in the tour and Lady Forster at their home 13th-17th June 1930. Large match v Yorkshire at Sheffield, the during the tour match v Hampshire panoramic photograph of the ground Australian and Leicestershire teams at Southampton, 31st May- 2nd with Australia batting and England seated and standing in rows, Kippax June 1930, the group seated in the field, the flags of the two being bowled by Nicholls of Essex and standing in rows in front of countries flying from the pavilion with etc. Photographs by Central Press, the house wearing formal attire. large crowd in attendance and the Sport & General, Central News, The photograph features twelve Nottingham skyline to background. Topical Press Agency etc. Several members of the Australian touring The scoreboard shows Australia photographs laid down to albums party including Woodfull (Captain), batting in their first innings are 117-5 pages. Various sizes ranging from Bradman, Grimmett, Hurwood, with Kippax on 45 and Oldfield on 12”x10” to 5.5”x3.5”, the majority Fairfax, Hornibrook, Wall, McCabe, 2, last man out Richardson for 37. larger. Odd faults, good condition. Kelly (Manager), Howard (Treasurer) The panoramic photograph is made A good comprehensive collection of etc. Signed to the photograph in up of five sections and mounted. images from the tour and Tests of ink by both Lord and Lady Forster. With overmount, frame and glazed 1930 £400/600 Photographer unknown. 8.5”x6.5”. measures 42.75”x 11”. Some age An excellent image in very good Australia won The Ashes series 2-1 toning and slight fading otherwise in condition £40/60 with two Tests drawn. Bradman, on good condition £120/160 his first tour to England, scored a Henry William Forster, 1st Baron England won the Test by 93 runs. record 974 runs in the Test series at Forster, was Governor General of Bradman scored his first Test century an average of 139 Australia 1920-1925. In the tour in England 131 match, Australia beat Hampshire by 556 Australia tour to England 1930. Large 559 Don Bradman. Original sepia press an innings and eight runs, Bradman and striking original official mono photograph of a youthful Bradman, scoring 191 in their only innings, and image of the Australian touring head and shoulders, wearing cricket Grimmett taking seven wickets in party standing on the steps to the shirt and Australian blazer. The each innings, fourteen in the match entrance of the offices of the English photograph was taken prior to the Steel Corporation, Sheffield.