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CRICKET MEMORABILIA SOCIETY

AUCTION

SATURDAY 7th

OCTOBER 2017

LANCASHIRE COUNTY CRICKET GROUND

VIEWING from 10am

AUCTION 1.30pm

Auctioneer: Tim Davidson

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Conditions of Sale

The CMS welcomes items of cricket memorabilia for its auctions. There will normally be just two auctions in the year - March and October. The CMS reserves the right to refuse items which are damaged etc., or we have doubts about authenticity. Reserves can be placed on lots but must be agreed with the CMS. They should reflect realistic values/expectations and not be the “highest price” expected. The CMS will take 7% of the price realised, the vendor 93% which will normally be paid 6 weeks after the auction. The CMS will undertake to advertise the memorabilia to all its members (including overseas) and only CMS members are eligible to bid for items. Members are welcome to send postal bids which should be in writing/e-mail before the auction. Bids will normally start at 60% of the bid unless there is a higher reserve price or other postal bids. Items will be sent to successful postal bidders the week after the auction and will usually be sent by recorded delivery. Postage will be paid by the successful postal bidder. The CMS will be responsible for the items sent for auction while they are in the possession of the CMS. The CMS welcomes items of particular and unusual interest for the auctions. Non-members can send items for auction but we would discourage large quantities of books, magazines etc. A list of prices realised at an auction will be included with the next magazine due for publication after the auction.

Remember - it is the only cricket auction with no buyers premium!

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CMS AUCTION – 7TH OCTOBER 2017

1. Wisden 1948 Softback. A little loose, but contents complete. G/VG Est. £20/30

2. “100 Years of Test Cricket England v Australia” by David Foster and Peter Arnold. A second

impression (1977) with 70+ autographs, either directly in the book, or on laid down slips. A full list can be

furnished on request to the auction team, but the following are included: Larwood, Bradman, Miller,

Trueman, Darling, Voce, Tyson, ‘Stork’ Hendry, Bowes, Laker, O’Reilly, Washbrook and Wardle. The book

has a plastic protector cover and is in excellent condition. Est. £80/120

3. “A Game Enjoyed” an autobiography of Peter May. First edition (1985) dw in protective cover. Signed by

Peter May to title page. VG Est. £8/12

4. “Jack Hobbs” by Ronald Mason. First edition (1960) with dw with tears to the top edge. Laid down

signature of Jack Hobbs, with dedication to a previous owner. Signature VG; book good Sold with “Purple

Patches” by Ralph Barker, first edition (1987) in dw with protective cover. Excellent Est. £8/12

5. “Runs in the Family” by John Edrich. First edition (1969) with dw. Laid down signature ‘Best wishes

John Edrich’ to title page. Some spotting and slight tear to dw. Good+ Est. £5/8

6. “Close of Play” by Les Ames. First edition (1953) with no dw. Laid down signature of Les Ames to title

page. VG. Sold with “The Hand that Bowled Bradman – memories of a Professional Cricketer” by Bill

Andrews. First edition (1973) with dw in protective cover. Excellent Est. £8/10

7. “Fred - portrait of a fast bowler” by John Arlott. First edition (1971) with dw in protective cover. Signed

by Fred Trueman to the photograph opposite the title page. Also included is a printed invitation card to an

evening with Fred Trueman at the Princes Hall, Aldershot.VG Est. £12/15

8. “Mike Procter and Cricket”. First edition (1981) with dw in protective cover. Signed ‘To Dave best wishes

Mike Procter” to front end paper. Excellent Est. £8/12

9. Playfair Cricket Annual. A complete run from the beginning - 1948-2012. Sixty five volumes. All in

original pictorial wrappers. Condition is commensurate with age, thus good to excellent Est. £30/50

10. Cricket ’81 to Cricket ’85; Official Tour Guides 1987 – 1993 incorporating Cricket ’87-‘90 (the Cricket

’xx was dropped from 1991 onwards); Tour Guides 1995 – 2000; and Cricket 2001. Unsigned copies. No

plastic cover on the 1992 and 1996 -2001 editions. Cricket 2001 was published by the PCA. Est. £3/5

11. Signed Derbyshire Benefit Brochures. Harold Rhodes 1968 and Bob Taylor 1981. Both neatly

signed to front cover, each in a plastic sleeve. Excellent Est. £12/15

12. Signed Gloucestershire Benefit Brochures. Paul Romaines 1991 and Courtney Walsh 1998. Both

neatly signed to front cover, each in a plastic sleeve. Excellent Est. £12/15

13. Signed Kent Benefit Brochures. John Shepherd 1979, Bob Woolmer 1984 and Derek Underwood

1986. All neatly signed to front cover, each in a plastic sleeve. Excellent Est. £15/18

14. Signed Somerset Benefit Brochures. Colin Dredge 1987, Peter Roebuck 1990 and Graham Rose

1997. All neatly signed to front cover, Rose's is not in a plastic sleeve. Excellent Est. £15/18

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15. Signed Surrey Benefit Brochures. David Ward 1996 and Darren Bicknell 1999. The Ward

brochure is signed to the front cover and has a plastic sleeve; the Bicknell brochure is signed inside

the back cover and has no plastic sleeve. Excellent Est. £12/15

16. Signed Sussex Benefit Brochures. John Barclay 1986 and Alan Wells 1996. Both are signed to the

front cover – Barclay neatly, Wells not quite so neatly. Both are in plastic sleeves. Excellent

Est. £12/15

17. Signed Warwickshire Brochures. Dennis Amiss Testimonial Brochure and Asif Din Benefit

Brochure. Both neatly signed to front cover, each in a plastic sleeve. Excellent Est. £12/15

18. A collection of cricket ties, some with international themes. Eighteen ties as follows: Prudential

World Cup Sponsors 1979; 2 x Lord’s Old Father Time logo; England v Australia Centenary Match

1877-1977;All counties tie; Prudential World Cup Sponsors 1983; England v Australia 1981;

cancelled Springbok tour 1970; Wicketkeepers Society (?); England Supporters, Lord’s; Lancashire

CCC Old Trafford 1884-1984 100 years of test cricket; 100 years England v Australia 1883-1983;

Teachers Whisky Sponsors World Cup 1992; The Haig Village Cricket Championship 1970s;

National Cricket Association; Australia v England series 1977; England v Australia Centenary 1880-

1980; Berkshire CCC Minor Counties Centenary 1895-1995. All in VG condition, with occasional

wear Est. £25/40

19. A collection of cricket ties of societies, plus fashion/novelty ties. Twenty nine ties as follows:

ACC – possibly Acorns CC; Cricket Philatelist Society; Primary tie; 4 x The Cricketer Magazine; 5

x CMS, including 50th

meeting 1994 and the 10th

Anniversary; CMC (?); Century tie; Hat trick tie;

Council of Cricket Societies; Primary Club “Out for a Duck”; The Cricket Society; Old Father Time

logo; The Wisden Cricket Magazine; the remainder being fashion/novelty ties with a cricket theme.

All in VG condition, with occasional wear Est. £20/30

20. Coloured print entitled ‘Visit of the Royal Party to the Cricket-ground, at Castle Howard’. A

framed and glazed print by Landells, depicting a cricket match with hundreds of spectators, a yellow

tent in the distance and the Royal party entering stage left, 11.5” x 16”. VG Est. £18/25

21. A coloured print entitled ‘Cricket-match at Winchester between Eton and Winchester

Colleges’. A framed and glazed print by Cranleigh Crown Ceramics, dated 1854 (date of the

original), depicting a match with the cathedral, 9” x 15”. VG Est. £18/25

22. The Pear’s advert ‘Captain of the Eleven’. A modern coloured print, 1977 by Camden Graphics

of the famous Pear’s advert by Philip H Calderon, the original of which is now at Lord’s having sold

recently for £220,000. Nicely mounted, framed and glazed. VG Est. £10/12

23. Three attractive cricket glasses. (1) A hand engraved crystal tumbler by Arnold Basson of Lydney

with a simple etching of stumps, grass, bat and ball. Mint (2) A large wine glass/tumbler with stem

depicting a batsman and a set of stumps. The paper inset protector is ‘Mdina Glass’ but it is not

imagined that this glass is from Malta. Excellent (3) A half pint tankard depicting a batsman coming

down the wicket, the ball (not shown) appears to be heading for cow corner. VG Est. £6/10

24. Six mugs with a cricket theme. The mugs tend to what could loosely be described as ‘novelty’

items. However, all are in mint condition. Est. £3/5

25. Seven mugs with a cricket theme. The mugs tend to what could loosely be described as ‘novelty’

items. However, all are in mint condition. Est. £3/5

26. A mixture of glasses (2) and mugs (4). The mugs tend to what could loosely be described as

‘novelty’ items. However, all are in mint condition. Est. £3/5

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27. Various sets of 1996 World Cup trade cards. This ring binder has “futera 1996 World Cup

Cricket” on the front. The contents are: a set of 10 Coca Cola cards, issued in 1996 under the

heading “World Cup Cricket Collection” depicting Clive Lloyd in the 1975 final, through to Imran

in the 1992 final; a set of 120 Big Fun All-Star Collection cards, classed as gold, silver and bronze

cards; with this set comes a further 6 “Golden Greats” cards – Srikanth, Border, Imran, Gavaskar,

Vengsarkar and Kapil Dev; a set of 100 futera World Cup cards, the last two of which are ‘checklist’

cards. Also included in this latter set are two ‘Tribute’ cards for Richie Richardson and David Boon.

The checklist indicates that there are other Inserts, or special, cards. All the cards are in plastic

sleeves and their condition is mint. Est. £30/40

28. Futera album produced by the Victoria Cricket Association. Album containing 100 cards of

people who have represented Victoria during the period 1895 - 1995. This was produced in 1996 as a

limited edition, of which this is 766 of 1,000, as shown on the Certificate of Authenticity. Mint

Est. £60/80

29. An album of Phonecards. Presented in a Stanley Gibbons album marked ‘Telephone Cards’, there

is a detailed index at the front. Items include a considerable number of BT cards, plus some from

Bell Cablemedia, Telecom Eireann, Telecom New Zealand, Telstra Australia, Caribbean

phonecards, Lanka Pay Phones, Interglobe, Teleca – Japanese, Tel IPS (Pakistan). In addition there

are CMS phonecards, including a signed Don Bradman card; a signed Graham Gooch Testimonial

Year 1995 card (947/1,000); a Jack Hobbs phonecard. In total there are 101 cards, of which 25 are

duplicates and a few are not cricket related. Mint. Est. £20/30

30. A box of ephemera items comprising a boxed set of 6 table mats with the Wortley image of WG; an

oblong ashtray (9”x6”) depicting WG by Britannia Designs; an attractive wooden circular wall clock

(11” diameter) depicting a bowler with wickets (3 stumps for 3 o’clock), batsman and broken

wickets (for 9 o’clock – needs battery; a woven bookmark by Cash’s, the Weavers of Coventry

depicting batsman, wicketkeeper and pavilion; and a small box of plastic cricketers and stumps,

which are either from some game, or are the sort of things with which you might decorate a cake.

Est. £5/10

31. A box of cricket related games including an unused set of Cricket Dice in a beautiful green hide

case; ‘Run-it-Out’ or Card Cricket, in the original 1950s box; “Owzthat”; and various other card

games etc, a couple of which have tenuous cricket links. Est. £8/10

32. Coloured lithograph print entitled “Cricket-match at Zanzibar” by S Roberts, dated 1874. Framed and glazed, 8.5" x 10.5". VG Est. £5/10

33. Coloured cartoon print entitled ‘Law 30, Out bowled etc’ by Paul Beauchamp depicting a

batsman taking a divot out of the ground in the act of being bowled. Batsman and wicketkeeper are

depicted in top hats. Framed and glazed, 6" x 9". G/VG Est. £5/10

34. Coloured pencil drawing entitled ‘The Schoolgirl’s Dream’ by Lewis Bluiyer, depicting a

batsman in blue jacket and tie, standing with bat with a girl looking starry-eyed (my gosh, they don’t

look like that these days!!) at said youth. Attractively mounted, framed and glazed, 9" x 6". VG

Est. £5/10

35. Sixteen ‘Punch’ cartoons, 14 of which are framed and glazed and the other two are mounted but

not framed or glazed. The earliest is from 1886 (there is a question about this being a ‘Punch’ item)

through to the early part of the 20th

century. The majority are 11”x 9” overall, with three being

slightly bigger. All are in very good condition, but could do with some minor remedial work, as

some are loose in the frames. Est. £25/35

36. Six coloured prints of caricatures of cricketers. (1) a fielder in a green top hat with his trouser leg

being bitten by a dog as he was about to take a catch, 12” x 15”; (2) a batsman in a grey top hat

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being hit on the knee, 10.5” x 13.5”; (3) a batsman in a top hat with a red band trying to sweep but

the ball going between his legs 10.5” x 13.5”. These all mounted, framed and glazed. (4) a batsman

in a black top hat stood at the wicket with a puzzled look, looking at a duck at his feet, 10”x13”; (5)

a fielder with straw in his mouth and a black top hat, the ball approaches, he may or may not stop it;

(6) a bearded, balding wicketkeeper, devoid of gloves and pads whose green top hat is being

knocked off by the ball. Items (4) - (6) are mounted only. All signed by JRR and dated ’75. All the

prints are very well done, the artist showing considerable ability; an attractive set. VG Est. £12/15

37. Magazine print of Yorkshire v Gloucestershire, issued free with Magpie 4th

July 1891. Shows

five different images with captions under a general heading ‘Sketches in the Rain’. There is evidence

to suggest that this is an original, having been sold originally for £50. Not framed, glazed or

mounted, 15”x10”, one vertical crease. VG Est. £25/35

38. ‘Punch’ cartoon by Bernard Partridge. ‘On the bat’s back I do merrily fly after the Ashes

merrily!’ depicting a very large kangaroo and a very small lion, (1905?), coloured. The well-read

will recognise the quote from The Tempest Act V, Scene 1 (I didn’t!). This was produced to

welcome the Australian Cricket Team. Framed and glazed, 10” x 12”. VG Est. £10/15

Sir John Bernard Partridge (1861 – 1945) joined ‘Punch’ in 1891 and in 1910 became their chief

cartoonist. He also produced caricatures for ‘Vanity Fair’, but not any of the cricketers.

39. Framed print entitled ‘Surrey Cricket Ground’. An attractive coloured print depicting a match in

progress. Many of the players/umpires are clad in top hats. There is a sizable gathering round the

boundary, including spectators on horseback. There is a white pavilion, which looks more like a fine

house and other buildings to the background. VG Est. £8/12

Evidence suggests that this shows a match from 1848, the picture from which the print is derived

having been produced in 1896.

40. Two modern prints (1983) by Jack Pennington. Perhaps pen and ink, or possibly printed by some

litho technique: (1) ‘Inspecting the Wicket’ umpires are in a rowing boat with the top of the stumps

just visible, gasholder to the left, pavilion to the right with fish and seagulls; (2) ‘Getting the bird’

batsman is bowled as duck flies over his head, grisly umpire with raised finger is at the other end.

Both 11” x 14”, one portrait, one landscape. As new in protective film Est. £5/10

41. Mounted print entitled “Last Man In”. A mounted print measuring 12”x10” depicting an older

player instructing a young lad before going in to bat. In the background the wicket is broken and a

batsman trudges off. The lad has a cap several sizes too big, pads which reach his waist and a bat

which should protect his entire anatomy. A dog is paying attention too. The print is coloured in

whites, browns and reds and bears the artist’s initials ‘J.C.’. It is a very attractive print. Excellent

Est. £5/10

42. Eighteen Signed Cards of Glamorgan International Cricketers, fourteen from the County Print

Services “Glamorgan Test Cricketers” and four from the Panini Cricket 83 series. The players shown

are Butcher, Davis, Fredericks, Jones (A), Jones (I.J.), Lewis, McConnon, Maynard, Morris,

Parkhouse, Thomas, Walker, Watkin and Watkins from County Print Services. Selvey, Miandad,

Ontong and Chris Cowdrey are from Panini. All the cards are in excellent condition having been

kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £12/15

43. A Collection of Matchbox Labels with a Cricket Connection. The collection consists of 32

matchbox covers associated with pubs or clubs with a cricketing name or connection, (two from

Australia), 13 Duncan’s Green Label covers with pictures of Bradman, Fleetwood-Smith, Close,

Sheppard and others, 13 Duncan’s Red Label Yacht covers with pictures of Chipperfield, Lindwall,

Brown, Evans, Parkhouse and others. These Duncan’s covers are from Australia around the 1946/47

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and 50/51 tours. There are also 12 England’s Glory covers with County Cricketers pictured, the

Bedser Twins and others, 4 Test Match covers, 2 Swan Vestas covers, 11 Rawlings covers (general

sports), 5 County Pride covers, 2 Winners covers and 13 miscellaneous covers. The covers are in

good to very good condition. Est. £15/20

44. 10 Signed Cornhill Cards with a Glamorgan Connection. The cards are of Robert Croft (2), Hugh

Morris, Steve James, Christopher Smith, Chris Cowdrey, Steve Watkin (2), Greg Thomas and

Matthew Maynard. All the cards are different and in excellent condition. Est. £8/12

45. Ten Items of Viv Richards Memorabilia. Two signed head and shoulders colour photographs, two

colour postcards of action shots, a signed black and white action shot, a black and white postcard of

nets practice, a signed postcard of Lord’s, Father Time, a signed Slazenger postcard advertising the

V500 Bat, a cartoon card titled “King Willow” with a laid down signature and a Foster’s beer mat.

Sold with a postcard of Geoff Lawson showing how it felt to get the Great Man out. All are in

excellent condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £30/40

46. Eightteen Signed Photographs of Players with a Glamorgan Connection. The Players are Greg

Thomas, Mike Selvey, John Hopkins, Steve James, Geoff Holmes, Ravi Shastri, Matthew Maynard,

David Hemp, D.W. White, Jeff Jones, Tom Cartwright, Peter Walker, Don Shepherd, Robert Croft,

Steve Watkin, Rodney Ontong, Majid Khan and Alan Butcher. All are in excellent condition having

been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £ 30/40

47. Letter from Vivian Jenkins (Glamorgan C.C. 1931-37) to Bookseller regarding possible

exchange of books . The letter is dated June 1970. Sold with a “photocard” of the Glamorgan team,

a cigarette card of Jenkins and signature on card. All in excellent condition. Est. £8/12

48. M. J. Turnbull. A laid down signature alongside a press cutting reporting his death in action and a

Carreras cigarette card of him batting. All in excellent condition. Est. £8/12

49. Cyril F Walters. A signed card with four cigarette cards, one signed, of Walters and a Barratt card

of Worcestershire. All in excellent condition. Est. £5/8

50. A 1934 Glamorgan Autograph Sheet in very good condition with clear signatures. The signatories

are M.J. Turnbull, Emrys Davies, W. Guy Morgan, V. Jenkins, C.C. Smart, A.H. Dyson, G. Lavis,

R. Duckfield, J. Mercer, G. Reed and T.L.Brierly. Est. £25/30

51. Signatures of Maurice Turnbull and Maurice Allom laid down with cigarette cards and a brief

note about their joint authorship of the 2 Two Maurice’s books. In very good condition. Est. £8/12

52. A.D.G. Mathews Northamptonshire, Glamorgan and England. A laid down signature with a

“photocard” of Northampton and two cards of head and shoulders of Mathews. All items are in

excellent condition. Est. £5/8

Mathews got one cap against New Zealand in 1937.

53. A Set of Twenty Five Cards “ Ashes Winning Captains” issued by Victoria Gallery in 1992 on

behalf of Cecil Court Collectors Centre. The cards show Shrewsbury, Grace, Stoddart, Trott,

Darling, Warner, Jackson, Noble, Douglas, Armstrong, Collins, Chapman, Woodfull, Jardine,

Bradman, Hassett, Hutton, May, Benaud, Illingworth, Chappell (I), Brearley, Chappell (G) and

Border. In addition there is a Promotion Card and a folded packet for the cards. All the cards are in

excellent condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. 6/10

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54. Seven Robertson’s Golly Cricketers, six batsmen, all different and a wicket-keeper. They are all

7cms. high, dressed in cricket kit with a blue cap and are in very good condition. It is assumed that

these were the successors to the golly badges. Est. £5/10

55. Complete set of 1989-90 Scanlens Stimorol Cards (84) comprising cricketers of Australia, New

Zealand, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. On the back of each card is a brief pen portrait or appropriate

quote. There are eleven cards showing incidents from the Ashes series. This is a rare complete set of

these cards. All the cards are in excellent condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £30/40

56. Complete set of 1990-91 Scanlens Stimorol Cards (84) comprising cricketers of Australia,

England and New Zealand. On the back of each card is a brief pen portrait or comment appropriate

to the player. This is a rare complete set of these cards. All the cards are in excellent condition

having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £30/40

57. Complete Set of FAI Cards of the Australian Cricket Team 1989-1990 the players portrayed are

Border, Marsh, Alderman, Boon, Hughes, Jones, Healy, Lawson, Waugh (S), Taylor (M), Hohns,

Moody, Reid, May, Rackemann, Taylor (P), Campbell, Waugh (M), Whitney, Siddons, McDermott,

Zoehrer and O’Donnell. All the cards are in excellent condition having been kept in plastic sleeves

Est. £12/15

58. Complete Set of FAI Cards of the Australian and West Indian Cricket Teams 1988-1989 the

Australian players portrayed are Border, Marsh, Boon, Hughes, Jones, Healy, Lawson, Waugh (S),

Reid, May, Taylor, Siddons, McDermott, Wood, Veletta, Dyer, Sleep, Matthews and Dodemaide.

The West Indian players shown are Haynes, Greenidge, Marshall, Dujon, Richardson, Ambrose,

Bishop, Benjamin, Arthurton, Hooper, Harper, Logie, Patterson, Walsh, Williams and Richards. All

the cards are in excellent condition having been kept in plastic sleeves Est. £12/15

59. Complete Set of Stickers and Album for Cricket 91 A brand new album complete with county

badges and the competition details sold with a complete set of stickers, 15 per county and 16 West

Indian Tourists, 271 in total plus the 18 mystery competition stickers. All the stickers are in excellent

condition having been kept in plastic sleeves as has the album but it is a bit too late for the

competition. Est. £12/15

60. Cricket 95 Complete Set of Stickers (168). Each county has a total of seven stickers made up of 12

players, three per sticker, the county badge, the overseas player and a team photograph. In addition

there are 7 of each “Top Bowlers”, “Big Hitters” and “Great Fielders”. All the stickers are in

excellent condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £10/15

61. 40 World of Cricket Cards by Shell, New Zealand Issue. Forty players, events or locations key to

New Zealand Cricket displayed on cards produced by Shell. The cards are 6 x 8 cm. with a 6 x 6 cm

picture and a 2 x 6 cm. description of the event. All the cards are in excellent condition having been

kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £12/15

62. “The First Australians” 16 Cards published by Australian Cigarette Card Company of the

Aboriginal cricket team that toured England in 1868. The cards were issued in 1992 as a limited

edition of 250 sets during Australia’s Year of the Indigenous People. The players are depicted by

Graeme Payne who used original paintings as his source. A brief pen portrait is given on the back of

the cards. All the cards are in excellent condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £8/10

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63. A Tribute to Allan Border issued by Buttercup as 24 cards showing highlights of Border’s career.

The cards also incorporated a competition as they doubled as “scratch” cards. It is too late to try to

claim any prizes revealed. All the cards are in excellent condition having been kept in plastic

sleeves. Est. £8/10

64. A Set of Australian Test Cricketers by John Ireland (20) produced for Weet-Bix in 1996. The

cricketers depicted are Taylor, Langer, Boon, McDermott, Waugh (S), Healy, May, Martyn, Hughes,

Jones, Hayden, Julian, Reid, Warne, Waugh (M), Slater, Bevan, McGrath, Border and Fleming. A

brief pen portrait appears on the back of the cards which were originally printed by County Print

Services. All the cards are in excellent condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £8/10

65. 1947 Glamorgan C.C.C. Year Book in very good condition with minimal staple rust and foxing.

Est. £18/25

66. 1977 Glamorgan C.C.C. Year Book signed by 13 Glamorgan players, 7 West Indians and 1

Worcestershire player to the photographs. The signatories are page 40, Alan Jones, Michael Holding,

Arthur Francis, Findlay, Clive Lloyd and Gordon Greenidge, page 41, Alan Wilkins, Roy

Fredericks, Lawrence Rowe and Lawrence Williams, page 42, Wayne Daniel and Arthur Francis,

page 43, Ossie Wheatley, page 44, Arthur Francis, page 45 Tony Allin, page 46, Tony Cordle, page

47, Mike Llewellyn, page 48, Tony Lewis and page 49, Eifion Jones, John Hopkins and Patel. The

book is in very good condition with minimal staple rust and foxing. Est. £15/20

67. A limited edition print (99/850) of Lord’s by Alan Fearnley. Produced in 1980 and signed by the

1980 Centenary Test team below the print. All the signatures are clear, with no fading. Mounted,

framed and glazed, overall size 30.5” x 25.5”. VG Est. £20/30

68. A pair of unusual limited edition prints (23 & 26/100) by an unknown artist, titled “The Host’s

Prayer” and The Taverner’s Prayer”. Each has a coloured cartoon with a cricket dimension to the

right and an ode/prayer in pencil or charcoal to the left. Both were presented by the Lord’s

Taverner’s, Guernsey Region to Bill Frindall and there is a certificate of authenticity on Trevor

Vennett-Smith notepaper signed by Bill Frindall’s widow confirming that they are from his archive.

Beautifully mounted, framed and glazed, overall size 31” x 24”. Est. £20/30

69. Framed picture – untitled. Coloured print by Jedd, depicting nine characters waiting to bat. Nicely

framed and glazed. Overall 29” x 17”. Other copies of this print have been seen with a title included

in the mount. Excellent Est. £5/8

70. Ceramic plate commemorating the England v Australia test match at Headingley, July 1981.

Produced by Royal Albert , no limitation is shown. The plate is 8” in diameter, with a gold rim and

gold headings, the centre containing, in black print, the scorecard of the match.. Boxed, but not the

original box. Excellent Est. £10/15

71. A Wedgwood plate in dark blue entitled ‘Sporting Scenes’. The plate is 8” in diameter with a

white border of leaves in relief, in a circle within the leaves are the nine ‘Sporting Scenes’, one of

which is Lord’s. On the rear of the plate the details of all nine scenes are printed in gold. Boxed, but

not the original box. Excellent Est. £5/10

72. Ceramic plate entitled ‘The Imps’ Cricket Match’. The plate is 9” in diameter and features a

match with a press box, a pavilion and spectators. The plate has been used so that the middle part of

the image has faded, otherwise it is in excellent condition. Boxed, but not the original box.

Est. £2/5

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73. Ceramic plate for the 1986 County Champions – Essex. Produced by Coalport in an edition of

1,000, the plate is 11” in diameter and features a central image of Graham Gooch and Keith Fletcher

holding the trophy. Around the edge are the emblems of the sixteen counties, with the Essex badge

at the bottom and an Essex pavilion at the top. It is in a Royal Grafton silk lined box. Excellent

Est. £5/10

74. Ceramic plate from the Leonard Collection entitled “Things to Come” by Christine Haworth depicting a baby boy in a cricket sweater, holding a cricket ball, sat on a basket, with a bat propped

against the basket. 8” in diameter. Boxed, but not the original box. Excellent Est. £2/5

75. Ceramic plate commemorating MCC 1787 -1987. Produced by Wedgwood and measuring 11” in

diameter, the plate has a gold rim, Marylebone Cricket Club to the top and 1787...1987 to the

bottom, and a circular image of “Grand cricket Match played in Lord’s Ground Mary-le-bone on 20

June and following day between the Earls of Winchelsea and Darnley for 1000 guineas.” The plate is

in the original box and is in mint condition. Est. £10/20

The plate was originally sold at a Vennett-Smith auction in 2012.

76. Ceramic plate from the Gallery Editions, Australia. The plate is 8” in diameter, the central image

being of a small dinghy with three boys and two cats. To the outer rim are a series of eight images of

a red hared youth participating in different sports, one of which is cricket. Boxed, but not the original

box. Excellent Est. £2/3

77. Scorecards. 44 cards covering the period 1990 - 2009. All are county matches, covering a good

spread of both counties and grounds, many 1 day games. 1 signed: B&H final 2000 Glamorgan v

Gloucestershire by Maynard (104*), Alleyne (40*) and Windows (53*). Some blank; most have

printed and hand written details but some have been partially completed later. Usual folds, otherwise

VG Est. £20/30

78. Scorecards from the 1960s. Twenty one cards covering county matches, matches against touring teams

by counties, the MCC, the 1967 Gillette Cup Final, benefit matches and two copies of a Cheshire v

Surrey Gillette match from 1964 (D.A.D. Sydenham 9-5-6-4). One card from Westcliff. The cards are in

varying degrees of completion. Apart from the usual folds all are VG. Est. £30/40

79. Scorecards from the 1970s. Thirty three cards covering county matches, Essex v Australia in which

Robin Hobbs scored 100 (he has signed the card), one day matches in the Gillette, B&H cups and JPL.

There is a nice card from the Derbyshire v MCC Centenary Match (1970) with the scorecard from the

MCC v Derbyshire match of 1870 printed to the rear. Also included is a printed scoresheet for Bucks v

Beds (1976) featuring W.N. Slack and R.W. Hooker for the home side and P.J. Watts for the away side.

The cards are in varying degrees of completion. Apart from the usual folds all are VG. Est. £30/40

80. Scorecards from the 1980s. Thirty six cards covering county matches, one day matches in the Gillette,

B&H, NatWest cups and JPL, including some finals. The more unusual cards are for a match between

Wallasey and Warwickshire for Kallicharran’s benefit and an Essex v Lancashire at Ilford card signed by

three players who could be Paul Allott, Graham Fowler and a third who appears to want to remain

anonymous. The cards are in varying degrees of completion. Apart from the usual folds all are VG.

Est. £25/40

81. Scorecards from the 1990s. Fifty two cards covering county matches, one day matches in the B&H

and NatWest finals. The most interesting card is for the Surrey v Lancashire match in 1990 in which

Surrey scored 707-9 dec and Lancashire 863. Ian Greig scored 291 and Neil Fairbrother 366. Atherton’s

191 is overlooked! Fairbrother has signed the card. (There is a second copy, unsigned.) The cards are in

varying degrees of completion. Apart from the usual folds all are excellent. Est. £30/40

82. Scorecards from the 2000s. Thirty seven cards covering county matches, one day matches in various

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guises and a couple of UCCE cards. The card for the Middlesex v Yorkshire county championship match

of 2014 has been signed, presumably by Ballance, whose contribution is the only one warranting a

signature (130). The cards are in varying degrees of completion. Apart from the usual folds all are

excellent. Est. £25/40

83. Order of Service –A celebration of the life of Arthur Morris MBE [1922-2015] the former

Australian Test batsman-a member of the 1948 and 1953 tours of England-service held at the

SCG. Est.₤20/30

84. Order of Service –a celebration of the life of Australian Test player Philip Hughes [1988-2014]

Service held at the Macksville High School NSW. Beautiful colour photograph of Hughes on the

front cover. Est. ₤20/30

85. Bradman Medal Dinner Programme 1993 signed by Sir Donald Bradman. This is the only

award in the world that carries the Bradman name. Est. ₤30/40

86. Surrey CCC v Leicestershire CCC County Championship Match 2015 official scorecard.

Kevin Pietersen scored 355 not out for Surrey. He has signed the scorecard Est. ₤15/20

87. Signed Warwickshire CCC v Durham CCC County Championship Match 1994 official

scorecard. Signed by Brian Lara who scored 501 not out Est. ₤20/30

88. Kenya IIC World CUP –UK-Netherlands 1999 official autograph sheet. Fully signed by Asif

Karim, Maurice Odumbe, Joseph Angra, Deepak Chudasama, Sandeep Gupta, James Kamande,

Hitesh Modi, Thomas Odoyo, Kennedy Otieno, Ravindu Shah, Muhammed Sheikh, Martin Suji,

Tony Suji, Steve Tikolo, Alpesh Vadher, Alvin Kallicaharran [coach] Harilal Shah[tour manager]

Mehmood Quraishy [team manager] Zulfikar Devji [physio]. Est. ₤8/10

89. England v New Zealand 1990 Lord’s Test Match official scorecard. Sir Richard Hadlee’s first

Test Match after his knighthood. Hadlee has signed the scorecard. Est. ₤10/12

90. Northamptonshire CCC v Lancashire CCC County Championship 2013 official scorecard.

Simon Katich scored 200 in the first innings, he has signed the scorecard. Est. ₤12/15

91. Pakistan World Cup 2015 autograph sheet. Fully signed by the 15 competing players and

coach. Namely: Misbah-ul-Haq, Ahmed Shehzad, Ehsan Adil, Haris Sohail, Mohammad Irfan,

Nasir Jamshed, Rahat Ali, Sarfraz Ahmed, Shahid Afridi, Sohaib Maqsood, Sohial Khan, Umar

Akmal, Wahab Riaz, Yasir Shah, Younis Khan, Waqar Younis. Est. ₤20/30

92. England v Australia Centenary Lord’s Test Match 1980 scorecard fully signed by the

Australian competing team, namely: Laird, Wood, GS Chappell, KJ Hughes, Yallop, Border, RW

Marsh, Lillee, Mallett, Thomson, Pascoe. Est. ₤30/40

93. Australian Institute of Sport-Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy 1994 official autograph

sheet, fully signed by: Richard Allanby, Nathan Ashley, Richard Baker, Ryan Campbell*, Craig

Glassock, Mark Harrity, Ian Harvey*, Craig Howard, Shane Jurgensen, Shane Lee*, Daniel Marsh,

Matthew Nicholson*, Brett Swain, Andrew Symonds*, Brad Williams*, Rod Marsh* [head coach],

Richard Done [coach], Justin Langer *[scholarship coach]. * denotes International player

Est. ₤10/12

94. MCC Bicentenary 1787-1987. MCC v Rest of the World match autograph sheet signed by ROW

team namely: Border, Bracewell, Kapil Dev, Dujon, Gavaskar, Harper, Haynes, Jones, Javed

Miandad, Qadir, Ratnayeke, Reid, Maninder Singh, Vengsarkar, Walsh, Lloyd-manager. Est. ₤25/35

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95. Pakistan One Day Tour of Australia 2017 autograph sheet-fully signed by; Azhar Ali, Asad

Shafiq, Babar Azam, Hasan Ali, Imad Wasim, Junaid Khan, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Hafeez,

Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Rizwan, Rahat Ali, Sharjeel Khan, Shoaib Malik, Umar Akmal,

Wahab Riaz, Mickey Arthur-coach Est. ₤20/30

96. Pakistan Tour of England 2016 autograph sheet-signed by; Misbah-ul-Haq, Azad Shafiq, Azhar

Ali, Imran Khan, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Hafeez, Mohammad Rizwan, Rahat Ali, Sami

Islam, Sarfraz Ahmed, Shan Masood, Sohail Khan, Wahab Riaz, Yasir Shah, Younis Khan, Zulfiqar

Babar, Mickey Arthur-coach, Intikhab Alam-manager- Ifitkhar Ahmed is missing Est. ₤20/30

97. Australian Cricket Society 7th

Annual Dinner 1984 programme, signed by Sir Donald

Bradman , who was presented with Society Life Membership and former Australian Test captain

Ian Johnson the dinner Guest speaker Est. ₤35/40

98. South Australia v Victoria 2004 ING official autograph sheet –Fully signed by the South

Australian Team, namely: Darren Lehmann,* Greg Blewett,*Mark Cleary, John Davison, Shane

Dietz, Callam Ferguson,* Ryan Harris*, Graham Manou*, Mick Miller, Paul Rofe, Shaun Tait* *

denotes International player Est. ₤10/12

99. South Australia v Western Australia Sheffield Shield Match 1988 autograph sheet-fully signed

by: David Hookes,* Glen Bishop*, Shane George, Peter Gladigau, Michael Haysman, Andrew

Hilditch,* Harvey Jolly, Sam Parkinson, Wayne Phillips*, Neil Plummer, Peter Sleep*, Andrew

Zeasers*. * denotes International player Est. ₤10/12

100. Australian Cricket Tour to Sri Lanka 1983 official autograph sheet, fully signed by: Greg

Chappell, David Hookes, Allan Border, Tom Hogan, Rodney Hogg, Dennis Lillee, John Maguire,

Steve Smith, Kepler Wessels, Graeme Wood, Roger Woolley, Graham Yallop, Bruce Yardley, Bert

Rigg-manager, Paul Koenig-doctor, Fergus Nelson-physio. Two punch holes down the left hand side

of the sheet, signatures unaffected. Est. ₤30/40

101. Victoria v Western Australia 1999 Sheffield Shield Match official autograph sheet fully signed

by Victorian team, namely: Darren Berry, Jason Arnberger, Shawn Craig, John Davison, Damien

Fleming*, Laurie Harper, Ian Harvey*, Brad Hodge,* Matthew Innes, Matthew Mott, Paul Reifel,*

David Saker * denotes International player Est. ₤10/12

102. Centenary of Sheffield Shield Cricket 1992/93 Commemorative Envelope signed by the

Queensland Team that played South Australia on the Adelaide Oval January 1993. Signed by:

Dirk Wellham*, Mike Kasprowicz*, Stuart Law*, Carl Rackemann*, Greg Rowell, Peter Goggin,

Trevor Barsby, Peter Anderson, Dirk Tazelaar, Bruce Oxenford, Stewart Storey. * denotes

Australian Test player Est. ₤10/15

103. Tasmanian Sheffield Shield Team 1995/96 official autograph sheet, signed by: David Boon,*

Ricky Ponting*, Rod Tucker, Jamie Cox, Dene Hills, Michael Divenuto*, Mark Hatton, Mark

Ridgway, Shaun Young*, Mark Atkinson, Josh Marquet, Colin Miller*, Anthony Daly, Michael

Farrell, Stuart Oliver, Gerard Denton * denotes International player Est. ₤10/12

104. New Zealand Cricket Team Australian Tour 1990/91 official autograph sheet, fully signed by:

Martin Crowe, Ian Smith, Grant Badburn, Mark Greatbatch, Chris Harris, Andrew Jones, Rod

Latham, Danny Morrison, Richard Petrie, Chris Pringle, Ken Rurtherford, Willie Watson, John

Wright, Brian Young. Est. ₤ 12/15

105. Wills World Cup 1996 New Zealand Team official autograph sheet, fully signed by: Lee

Germon. Dipak Patel, Stephen Fleming, Chris Cairns, Adam Parore, Danny Morrison, Nathan Astle,

Roger Twose, Craig Spearman, Shane Thomson, Chris Harris, Dion Nash, Gavin Larsen, Robert

Kennedy, Glenn Turner-coach, Gren Alabaster-manager, Mark Plummer-physio Est. ₤12/15

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106. New Zealand Team Tour to India May 1997 official autograph sheet fully signed by: Nathan

Astle, Chris Cairns, Heath Davis, Stephen Fleming, Chris Harris, Mathew Horne, Gavin Larsen,

Craig McMillan, Shayne O’Connor, Adam Parore, Dipak Patel, Andrew Penn, Daniel Vettori, Bryan

Young, Mark Plummer-physio, John Graham –manager-Steve Rixon-coach Est. ₤12/15

107. New Zealand One Day Tour of Australia 2002 autograph sheet fully signed by: Stephen

Fleming, Dion Nash, Chris Harris, Chris Cairns, Andre Adams, Craig McMillan, Brendon

McCullum, Adam Parore, Mark Richardson, Scott Styris, Daniel Vettori, Lou Vincent, Shane Bond,

Nathan Astle, James Franklin. Est. ₤12/15

108. New Zealand Squad World Cup 1999 official autograph sheet, fully signed by: Stephen

Fleming, Geoff Allott, Nathan Astle, Carl Bulfin, Chris Cairns, Simon Doull, Chris Harris, Matthew

Hart, Matthew Horne, Gavin Larsen, Craig McMillan, Dion Nash, Adam Parore, Roger Twose,

Daniel Vettori, Steve Rixon-coach, John Graham –manager, Mark Harrison-physio, Ashley Ross-

technical adviser, Gilbert Enoka-player coordinator Est. ₤12/15

109. England Tour to Zimbabwe and New Zealand 1996/97 official autograph sheet, fully signed

by: Atherton, Hussain, Caddick, Cork, Crawley, Croft, Gough, Irani, Knight, Mullally, Russell,

Silverwood, Stewart, Thorpe, Tufnell, Barclay-tour manager, Lloyd-tour coach, Emburey-asst.

coach, Morton-physio, Ashton-scorer Est. ₤15/20

110. England v Pakistan 1996 Texaco Trophy official autograph sheet, fully signed by: Atherton,

Croft, Gough, Headley, Hollioake A, Irani, Knight, Lloyd, Martin, Maynard, Mullally, Stewart,

Thorpe Est. ₤10/15

111. England A Tour to India and Bangladesh 1994/5 official autograph sheet, fully signed by:

Wells, Ramprakash, Chappell, Cork, Gallian, Hemp, Illott, Johnson, Knight, Nixon, Patel, Piper,

Salisbury, Stemp, Vaughan, Weekes, Barclay-tour manager, Neale-tour manager, Morton-physio

Est. ₤12/15

112. New Zealand Test Tour to Australia 2001 official autograph sheet, fully signed by: Fleming,

Astle, Cairns, Vettori, Parore, McMillan, Richardson, Bell, Sulzberger, Sinclair, Martin, Bond,

Tuffey, Vincent Est. ₤12/15

113. Celebrating 100 Years of Sheffield Shield Cricket- a beautifully presented colour twelve page

booklet, celebrating this milestone. The Adelaide Oval scorecard, depicting the 1892 names of the

players who played in this initial match, is a feature on the booklet cover. Est. ₤5/8

114. A beautifully presented colour luncheon menu/programme in honour of the success of the

Australian Cricket Team in the West Indies 1995. Inside is a colour photograph of the touring

team and facsimile autographs. This item has been originally signed on the front by the following

touring players, namely: Steve Waugh, Ricky Ponting, Tim May, Justin Langer, Michael Slater,

Greg Blewett, Brendon Julien, Damien Fleming, Craig McDermott. David Boon, plus Bob Simpson-

coach Est. ₤30/40

115. Rodney Marsh Testimonial Year 1983/84 Dinner Programme held in Adelaide October 1983.

Inside the programme is photograph of the 1972 Australian Touring team to England. Also inside the

following players from the touring team have signed originally, namely: Ian Chappell, Greg

Chappell, Graeme Watson, Neil Hawke, Doug Walters, Rod Marsh, Ross Edwards, Ashley Mallett,

John Inverarity, Brian Taber, Bob Massie, Dennis Lillee, John Gleeson, Jeff Hammond, Paul

Sheahan, Keith Stackpole, plus Fred Bennett-manager, David Sherwood-scorer, Dave McFarlane-

doctor, David Hookes also signed. Est. ₤30/40

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116. Pakistan Cricket Team Benson and Hedges World Cup 1992. A very colourful autograph sheet

with photographs of all the competing Pakistan players in their blazers. The autographs are facsimile

but the following players have signed their original signatures under the photos: namely: Imran

Khan, Waqar Younis,Wasim Akram, Saleem Malik, Javed Miandad, Aaqib Javed, Ejaz Ahmed,

Mushtaq Ahmed, Moin Khan, Saleem Jaffar, Zahid Fazal, Aamir Sohail, Iqbal Sikander, Aaqib

Javed, Inzaman–ul-Haq Est. ₤20/30

117. England Under 19 v Sri Lanka Under 19 Series 2005 colour programme, fully signed by the

Sri Lanka squad, namely: Angelo Mathews, Sameera Soys,. Dimithri Sirwardena, Sachithra

Serasinghe, Dilhan Cooray, Prabuddha Perera, Ashan Peiras, Xhathura Herath, Lahiru Peiris,

Shalika Karunanayake, Chaerls, Fermando. Chathupama Gauashinghe, Nuwan Liyanapathitana,

Sachith Pathirana, Sumithra Waranakulasuriya-coach, Ashyley de Silva-manager, Ranjith

Nanayakkarawasam –physio, Nihal Fernando-Sri Lanka Schools representative Est. ₤10/15

118. South Australia v Queensland Sheffield Shield Match 1987 autograph sheet, fully signed by:

David Hookes*, Glen Bishop*, Shane George*, Peter Gladigau, Michael Haysman, Andrew

Hilditch*, Tim May*, Don O’Connor, Wayne Phillips*, Peter Sleep,* Haydn Smart, Andrew

Zesers*. * denotes International player Est. ₤10/12

119. An unusual collection of seven business cards of ex-cricketers. The seven cards, in a plastic

wallet, feature Eddie Barlow, Brian Close, Bill Frindall, Frank Tyson, Graeme Wright, Jackie

McGlew and Roy McLean. Excellent Est. £5/8

120. Somerset 1956: A sheet of Surrey County Cricket Club notepaper neatly signed in ink by the 12

who represented Somerset v Surrey at the Oval on 2nd

, 4th

and 5th

June 1956: Maurice Tremlett,

Harold Stephenson, Geoff Lomax, Peter Wight, Malcolm Walker, Bryan Lobb, Graham Atkinson,

Ken Palmer, Colin McCool, Brian Langford, Lewis Pickles, John McMahon. VG Est. £15/30

In this match Peter Wight, batting at No.4 for Somerset, made 62no out of 159 in the first innings

and 128no out of 196 in the second innings. Notwithstanding his efforts Surrey won the match by an

innings and 9 runs.

121. England v West Indies 1976: A sheet of Yorkshire County Cricket Club headed notepaper neatly

signed in ink by the 11 who played for England at Headingley in the 4th

Test July 22nd

-27th

1976:

Alan Ward, Bob Willis, Frank Hayes, David Steele, Bob Woolmer, Derek Underwood, John Snow,

Chris Balderstone, Alan Knott, Peter Willey, Tony Greig. VG Est. £15/30

West Indies won the match by 55 runs.

122. England v West Indies 1976: A 10” x 8” sheet neatly signed in ink by the 11 who played for

England in the 5th

Test August 12th

- 17th

1976: Tony Greig, David Steele, Bob Willis, Alan Knott,

Derek Underwood, Dennis Amiss, Geoff Miller, Peter Willey, Bob Woolmer, Mike Selvey, Chris

Balderstone. G Est. £15/30

West Indies won the match by 231 runs.

123. Rest of England v Champion County 1931: A sheet of Surrey County Cricket Club headed

notepaper beautifully signed in ink by the 11 who represented The Rest v Yorkshire at The Oval

on 12th

- 16th

September 1931 (4 day match): Douglas Jardine, K S Duleepsinhji, Vallance Jupp, Bob

Wyatt, Bill Voce, George Duckworth, Eddie Paynter, Wally Hammond, Alfred Bakewell,

Greville Stevens, Freddie Brown. G Est. £40/60

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124. South Africa 1935: A sheet of “Old House Hotel Windsor” headed notepaper beautifully signed in

ink by 11: H.B.Cameron, H.W.Taylor, A.E.Hall, R.H.Catterall, X.C.Balaskas, Q.McMillan,

C.L.Vincent, E.L.Dalton, Bruce Mitchell, K.G.Viljoen, S.H.Curnow. Folds. G Est. £40/60

125. A Tale of Two Tests: Richie Benaud’s fascinating insight into the famous “Tied Test” at Brisbane in

1960 and the Manchester Test of 1961 in which he took 8/70 in the England second innings to bowl

Australia to victory. 1st Edition 1962, DJ Unclipped. Benaud has signed neatly to the Title page.

G Est. £15/25

126. Everything under the sun: The autobiography of Jeffrey Stollmeyer, 1

st Edition 1983, original card

covers, neatly signed and dated to front end page by Stollmeyer. G Est. £15/25

Jeffrey Baxter Stollmeyer: 32 Tests (WI) 2,159 runs Av 42.33 13 wkts Av 39.00.

127. Marshall Arts: The autobiography of Malcolm Marshall, 1st Edition 1987, DJ, boldly signed by

Marshall to front end paper. G Est. £15/25

Malcolm Denzil Marshall: 81 Tests (WI) 1810 runs Av 18.85 376 wkts Av 20.94.

128. No Holding Back: The autobiography of Michael Holding, 1st

Edition 2010, DJ unclipped,

boldly signed by Holding to title page. VG Est. £15/25

Michael Anthony Holding: 60 Tests (WI) 910 runs Av 13.78 249 wkts Av 23.68.

129. Silver Enamel Cigarette Case: Hallmarked London 1908 with the highly prestigious makers mark

W.G for Sampson Mordan and Co. The front carries a raised oval design in coloured enamels

showing Grace, wearing MCC Cap, coming out to bat (23/4”x2”). Overall size 3

1/4”x3

1/4, weight

5.23ozs. Hinge and clip strong and precise. Gilt interior. G Est. £300/500

130. Sandland Ware Ceramic Tankard: Cream in colour showing a black transfer print of Lord’s

Pavilion to the front and Father Time to the rear. Gilt edging to the rim and the handle. Height 5”,

Diam’ 31/2”, crazing to the glaze. VG Est. £25/50

131. Pakistan 1954: Sheet of Lord’s Cricket Ground headed notepaper very neatly signed in ink by 16:

A.H.Kardar, Fazal Mahmood, Maqsood Ahmed, Mez Ghazali, Shuja-ud-Din, Hanif Mohammad,

Shakoor Ahmed, Mahmood Hussain, Mohammad Aslam, Imtiaz Ahmed, Khalid Hasan, Zulfiqar

Ahmed, Khalid Wazir, Alim-ud-Din, Wazir Mohhamad, Waqir Hassan. Folds. G Est. £100/150

132. New Zealand 1937: 3 Album Pages (5

1/2”x4

1/4”) very neatly signed in ink by 15: Eric Tindill,

Martin Donnelly (x2), Lindsay Weir, Merv Wallace, Jack Lamason, Denis Moloney, Walter Hadlee,

Albert Roberts, Norman Gallichan, JackDunning, Jack Cowie, Bill Carson, Giff Vivian, Curly Page,

Jack Kerr. G Est. £40/60

133. Gloucestershire 1931: Sheet of notepaper (6”x4

1/2”) neatly signed in pencil by 10: Alf Dipper,

Tom Goddard, Ces Dacre, Charlie Parker, Eric Stephens, Charlie Barnett, Reggie Ford, Harry Smith,

Reg Sinfield, William Neale. Folds. G Est. £40/60

134. Middlesex 1931: Lined sheet (101/2”x7”) neatly signed in ink by 8: Ernest Canning, Bob Beveridge,

Charles Howard (9 First Class Matches), J.W.Hearne, Harry Lee, “Patsy” Hendren, Fred Price,

Jack Durston. Folds. G Est. £20/40

135. Glamorgan 1930: Sheet (7”x41/2”) beautifully signed in ink by 11: Maurice Turnbull, William

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Bates, Emrys Davies, Jack Mercer, John Bell, Arnold Dyson, Joe Hills, Trevor Every, Dai Davies,

Alan Howard, Frank Ryan. Folds and age spotting not affecting signatures. G Est. £40/60

136. Northamptonshire c1930: Sheet (7”x41/2”) beautifully signed by 11 (5 ink, 6 pencil),

Vallance Jupp, Philip Wright, Wilfrid Timms, William Brown, Edgar Towell, Albert Thomas,

Fred Bakewell, Ben Bellamy, Claud Woolley, John Timms, Austin Matthews. G Est. £40/60

137. Worcestershire 1927: Sheet (7”x41/2”) neatly signed in ink by 12: John Higgins, Bernard Quaife,

Humphrey Gilbert, Fred Root, Jack Bowles, Harold Gibbons, Francis Summers, Charles Tarbox,

William Price, William Fox, Leslie Wright, John King. G Est. £50/80

William Harry Price, who was probably 12th

man in this match, played only 1 First Class match,

against Glamorgan at Cardiff in 1923, making 0 no in his only innings and taking 0/12. His is a

very rare signature.

138. Derbyshire 1930: Sheet (51/2”x4

1/4”) beautifully signed in ink by 11: Harry Elliott, Stan

Worthington, Joseph Bowden, Archibald Slater, Neville Ford, Harry Storer Junior, Tom Mitchell,

Arthur Richardson, Garnet Lee, Jim Hutchinson, Leslie Townsend. G Est. £40/60

The reverse is also signed “from J.Bowden Derby XI”, presumably it was he who obtained the

signatures for the original collector.

139. Kent 1929: Sheet (7”x41/2”) neatly signed in ink by 12: Geoffrey Legge, Jack Bryan, Les Ames,

Charles Marriott, Percy Chapman, Wally Hardinge, Frank Woolley, Charlie Wright, Bill Ashdown,

“Tich” Freeman, George Beslee, Alan Watt. G Est. £40/60

140. Nottinghamshire 1928: Sheet (7”x41/

2”) neatly signed in ink by 11: Arthur Carr, Sam Staples,

Ben Lilley, George Gunn, Harold Larwood, Arthur Staples, Wilfred Payton, Fred Barratt,

William Whysall, Bill Voce, Willis Walker. G Est. £50/80

The Wilfred Payton who has signed here, W.R.D., should not be confused with his son, also Wilfred

but W.E.G. ,who played 1 game for Notts v Cambs Univ in 1935.

141. Surrey 1926: Sheet (7”x51/4”) neatly signed in pencil by 10: Andy Sandham, Alan Peach,

Tom Shepherd, Tom Barling, Bob Gregory, Andy Ducat, Alf Gover, Stan Fenley, Charles Daily,

Alfred Pilkington. Folds. G Est. £50/80

Alfred Frederick Pilkington played his only First Class Match in 1926 making 4 in his only innings

and taking 1/29. His is a rare signature.

142. Surrey 1928: Sheet (7”x41/2”) neatly signed in ink by 11: Percy Fender, Alf Jeacocke, Woolf

Barnato, Errol Holmes, Alan Peach, Bob Gregory, Tom Shepherd, Ted Brooks, Jack Hobbs,

Andy Sandham, Alf Gover. Folds. G Est. £50/80

Woolf Barnato was a multi talented sportsman of international renown. Inheriting a fortune at

age 2, he was able to devote his entire life to the pursuit of sporting excellence. His greatest love

was Motor Racing and, driving a Bentley, he won the Le Mans 24 hour race in 1928,1929 and 1930.

He was a noted Heavyweight Boxer whilst at University and won many trophies for Powerboat

Racing on the Thames. He played 6 First Class games for Surrey as Wicketkeeper 1928-1930.

During the 2nd

World War he served in the RAF 1940-1945 in the rank of Wing Commander. His is a

very rare signature.

143. Somerset 1926: Sheet (7”x5”) boldly signed in ink by 9: Jack White, Reggie Ingle, Alan Marshall,

Jack MacBryan, Bunty Longrigg, George Hunt, Tom Young, Wally Luckes, Jack Lee. Folds.

G Est. £30/50

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144. Somerset 1930: Sheet (7”x41/2”) very neatly signed in ink by 10: Jack White, Box Case, Bunty

Longrigg, Alan Marshall, Raymond Robertson-Glasgow, Patrick Mermagen, George Hunt,

Tom Young, Frank Lee, Arthur Wellard. Folds. G Est. £30/50

145. John Adrian Frederick March Phillips De Lisle: Leicestershire 1921-1930, Captain of Leicestershire 1930: A one page, handwritten in ink letter dated April 20

th 1931 from his home at

The Wolds, Snitterfield thanking his correspondent for good wishes and saying Leicestershire are

sure to do better if we get good weather and hard wickets. Folds. Nicely signed.

G Est. £15/30

146. George Copeland (Jackie) Grant: Cambs Univ, Trinidad, Rhodesia, West Indies (1928-1935),

Captained West Indies in all his 12 Tests. A really lovely 2 page, handwritten in ink, letter dated

20th

July 1931 and from Plumtree School, Southern Rhodesia where he was teaching at the time. In

reply to a letter congratulating him on the West Indian tour to Australia which he had led the

previous winter. Full of comment about the cricket in Australia and about his own life in Rhodesia.

Folds. Nicely signed. G Est. £25/50

147. George Oswald Browning (Gubby) Allen: Cambs Univ’, Middlesex, England 1921-1950:

One page, handwritten in ink letter, on his own headed notepaper, 10, Onslow Crescent, S.W.7.,

informing his correspondent that he is going to Lord’s on the following Saturday and will try to

obtain some autographs for him. Nicely signed. Folds. G Est. £15/25

148. Cecil Harry Parkin: Yorkshire (1 Match 1906), Lancashire, England 1906-1926: One page,

handwritten in ink letter, dated October 1st 1931, from the Lord Nelson Hotel, Blackburn which he

kept after his retirement from Cricket, replying to a request for an autograph and superbly, boldly

signed...yours Cricketingly Cecil Parkin Lancashire and England XI. Folds. G Est. £20/40

Parkin made his First Class debut for Yorkshire in 1906 but it was subsequently discovered that he

was born 20 yards the wrong side of the border and he eventually moved to Lancashire. He played

most of his cricket in the leagues and his relatively short career with Lancashire was ended when he

had a disagreement with the committee. His non stop humour earned him the name “Cricket’s

Comedian”.

149. Denys Vivian Hill: Worcestershire 1927-1929: Two page, handwritten in ink, letter on Royal

Artillery Mess, Singapore headed notepaper (he was serving there at the time), dated October 16th

1931. He mentions how delighted he was with Worcestershire’s performance in the previous years

County Championship and notes that, in a recent Army match in Singapore, there were four former

Worcestershire players, N.J.A.Foster, C.K.Foster, H.O.Hopkins and himself. Nicely signed. Folds.

G Est. £15/25

150. Leonard Green: Lancashire 1922-1935, Captained Lancashire 1926-1928 winning the

Championship in each of the three seasons: One page, handwritten in ink, letter, dated May 26th

1931, on his own headed notepaper Acrefield, Whalley, Lancashire, in reply to a request for an

autograph. Nicely signed. Folds. G Est. £15/25

151. William Albert Stanley Oldfield: New South Wales, Australia 1919-1937: One page,

handwritten in ink, letter, dated September 20th

1930 and written on headed notepaper from the

Royal Automobile Club, London, S.W.1. in reply to a request for an autograph. Really lovely, bold

signature. Folds. G Est. £25/50

152. Reginald Bousfield Lagden: Cambs Univ’ 1912-1914, 1 match for Surrey 1912: One page

typewritten letter, on his own headed notepaper, Mcleod House, Calcutta and dated April 27

th 1931,

in response to a request for an autograph and commenting on the current state of Surrey cricket.

Nicely signed in ink. Folds. G Est. £15/25

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153. Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby: Worcestershire 1911-1928, Captain 1927: Two page, handwritten in

ink, letter, on Ampleforth College headed notepaper (where he taught at the time) and dated May

13th

1930. Ponsonby thanks his correspondent for kind remarks made about his captaincy and says

“I think Worcestershire will win a few matches this season”. Boldly signed. Folds. G Est. £20/40

154. Thomas Alec Jacques: Yorkshire 1927-1936: One page handwritten in ink letter, from his home at

“Ashville” Cliffe near Selby, and dated February 14th

1928. Jacques advises his young

correspondent to “practice as much as you can and as hard as you can”. Nicely signed. Folds. G

Est. £15/25

155. Arthur John Richardson: South Australia, Western Australia, Australia 1918-1930: One page

handwritten in ink letter headed “Perth, Western Australia” and dated March 25th

1929 in response

to a request for autographs. Beautifully, boldly signed. Folds. G Est. £20/40

156. Pelham Francis (Plum) Warner: Oxon Univ’, Middlesex, England 1894-1920: One page

typewritten letter, on “The Cricketer” headed notepaper and dated January 10th

1929 in response

to a request for an autograph. Nicely signed in ink. Folds. G Est. £15/25

157. Percy Holmes: Yorkshire and England 1913-1933: One page handwritten in ink letter, from his

home at Huddersfield, undated, apologising for not being able to find a photograph to send to his

correspondent. Beautifully signed. Folds. G Est. £20/40

158. Wilfred Rhodes: Yorkshire and England 1898-1930: One page, handwritten in ink, letter, from

his home at “24, Marsh Ford Road, Huddersfield”, and dated November 18th

1928, in response to a

request for an autograph. In addition to signing the letter beautifully Rhodes has signed four times to

the reverse stating “you can hand these round to your pals if you wish” Clearly the young

Whippersnapper did not wish!! Folds. G Est. £20/40

159. Donald John Knight: Oxon Univ, Surrey 1911-1937, 2 Tests for England 1921: One page,

handwritten in ink, letter on his own headed notepaper “ 50, Grosvenor Road,S.W.1.” and dated

October 30th

1928 in response to a request for an autograph. Beautiful, bold signature. Folds. G

Est. £20/40

160. Clarence Victor Grimmett: South Australia, Victoria, Wellington, Australia 1911-1941: Excellent ink signature of Grimmett on piece. Signed during 1930 Tour of England. VG Est. £15/25

161. Donald George Bradman: New South Wales, South Australia, Australia 1927-1949: Superb ink

signature of Bradman on piece. Signed during 1930 Tour of England. VG Est. £30/50

162. Thomas Welbourn (Tim) Wall: South Australia, Australia 1924-1936: Excellent ink signature

of Wall on piece. Signed during 1930 Tour of England. G Est. £15/25

163. Alexander Hurwood: Queensland 1925-1932, 2 Tests for Australia 1930/1931: Excellent ink

signature of Hurwood on piece. Signed during 1930 Tour of England. VG Est. £15/25

164. William Maldon Woodfull: Victoria, Australia 1921-1934: Really superb ink signature of

Woodfull on piece. Signed during 1930 Tour of England. VG Est. £25/50

165. Alan Falconer Kippax: New South Wales, Australia 1918-1936: Excellent ink signature of

Kippax on piece. Signed during 1930 Tour of England. VG Est. £20/40

166. Percival Mitchell Hornibrook: Queensland, Australia 1919-1934: Ink signature of Hornibrook

on piece. Signed during 1930 Tour of England. G Est. £15/25

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167. Edgar Arthur McDonald: Tasmania, Victoria, Lancashire, Australia 1909-1931: Really lovely

ink signature of McDonald on the back of one of his own visiting cards. VG Est. £20/40

168. Walter Reginald Hammond: Gloucestershire, England 1920-1951: Excellent ink signature

of Hammond on piece. Signed in 1928. G Est. £15/25

169. George Ernest Tyldesley: Lancashire, England 1909-1936: Excellent ink signature of Tyldesley

on piece. Signed in 1928. G Est. £15/25

170. Charles Hallows: Lancashire 1914-1928. 2 Tests for England 1921 and 1928: Nice ink signature

of Hallows on piece. Signed in 1928. G Est. £15/25

171. Vallance William Crisp Jupp: Northamptonshire, Sussex, England 1909-1938: Bold ink

signature of Vallance on piece, Signed in 1928. G Est. £10/20

172. Harold Larwood: Nottinghamshire, England 1924-1938: Nice ink signature of Larwood on

piece. Signed in 1928. G Est. £15/25

173. Morris Leyland: Yorkshire, England 1920-1947: Excellent ink signature of Leyland on piece.

Signed in 1928. G Est. £10/20

174. Herbert Sutcliffe: Yorkshire, England 1919-1945: Ink signature of Sutcliffe on piece. Signed in

1928. Slight smudging. G Est. £10/20

175. Lionel Hallam Tennyson: Hampshire, England 1913-1938: Nice ink signature of Tennyson on

piece. Signed in 1928. G Est. £10/20

176. John Alfred Newman: Hampshire 1906-1930: Nice ink signature of Newman on piece. Signed

in 1928. G Est. £10/20

177. Henry Robert James Sprinks: Hampshire 1925-1929: Nice ink signature of Sprinks on piece.

Signed in 1928. G Est. £10/20

178. Charles Phillip Mead: Hampshire, England 1905-1936: Lovely ink signature of Mead on

piece. Signed in 1928. G Est. £10/20

179. Walter Herbert Livsey: Hampshire 1913-1929: Nice ink signature of Livsey on piece. Signed in

1928. G Est. £10/20

180. George Brown: Hampshire, England 1908-1933: Nice ink signature of Brown on piece.

Signed in 1928. G Est. £10/20

181. Lewis Harfield: Hampshire 1925-1931: Nice ink signature of Harfield on piece. Signed in 1928.

G Est. £10/20

182. George Stuart Boyes: Hampshire 1921-1939: Nice ink signature of Boyes on piece. Signed in

1928. G Est. £10/20

183. Alexander Stuart Kennedy: Hampshire 1907-1936, 5 Tests for England on South African

Tour 1922-1923: Bold ink signature of Kennedy on piece. Signed in 1928. G Est. £10/20

184. Arthur Ernest Pothecary: Hampshire 1927-1946: Nice ink signature of Pothecary on piece.

Signed in 1928. G Est. £10/20

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185. Herbert George Baldwin: Surrey 1922-1930: Nice ink signature of Baldwin on piece.

G Est. £10/20

186. Maurice James Carrick Allom: Cambs Univ, Surrey, England 1926-1937: Lovely ink

signature of Allom on piece. G Est. £10/20

187. Herbert Montandon Garland-Wells: Oxon Univ, Surrey 1927-1939, Captain of Surrey 1939.

Superb ink signature of Garland-Wells on piece. G Est. £10/20

188. Frederick John Durston: Middlesex 1919-1933, 1 Test for England 1921: Excellent pencil

signature of Durston on piece. G Est. £10/20

189. Arthur Dolphin: Yorkshire 1905-1927, 1 Test for England 1920/1921: Excellent ink

signature of Dolphin on piece. G Est. £10/20

190. Henry William Lee: Middlesex 1911-1934, 1 Test for England 1930/1931: Nice ink

signature of Lee on piece. G Est. £10/20

191. Charles Albert George Russell: Essex, England 1908-1930: Nice pencil signature of Russell on

piece. G Est. £10/20

In South Africa in 1922/1923 Russell, more commonly known as A.C.Russell, became the first

English batsman to score 100 in each innings of a Test Match.

192. Menu for the dinner to celebrate Lancashire winning the 1926 Championship held at the Midland Hotel 8

th November 1926. There is a photograph of the team on the front of the menu, inside is a

compliments slip from the County Secretary. Considering this menu is 90 years old it is in exceptional condition. It is not a copy that was given away with the 2011 Limited Edition

of the Lancashire book “Champions” Est. £100/110

193. Ashes Silver Plate created in 1985 to commemorate the Ashes Series of that year. The well in the

centre of the plate (8cms diameter) is engraved with the Cornhill Trademark and “Ashes Regained:

England 1985” around the circumference and inside that” England Captain, David Gower, Man of

the Series”, there is an engraved signature of David Gower across the centre. The overall size of the

plate is 15cms and the names of all the English players with their performances are engraved around

the perimeter together with the Test Match Results. An excellent piece. Est. £25/30

The following 9 items are the continuation of a listing of Philatelic Items which CMS have been

asked to sell on behalf of a Member. There will be similar listings over the next few auctions. All the

items are in pristine condition.

194. A Complete Proof Sheet of MCC “Cinderella” Labels for the 100th

Test Match, ten labels in all

featuring Lord’s Pavilion and the nine participating captains Nasser Hussain, Brian Lara, Steve

Waugh, Sachin Tendulkar, Stephen Fleming, W Akram, A Ranatunga, H Cronje and A Flower.

Est. £10/12

195. Artwork for the MCC “Cinderella” Labels for the 100th

Test Match on separate sheets with a

printed proof of the label. There are two labels for India with different captains, Tendulkar and

Azharuddin. The other labels are Lord’s Pavilion, Hussain, Lara, Waugh, Fleming, Akram,

Ranatunga, Cronje and Flower. Est. £10/12

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196. “Australia Howzat” a souvenir stamp sheet commemorating Australia winning the 2006/7 Ashes

series plus two sheets of self- adhesive stamps for the same event plus one mint perforated set. The

stamps are in excellent condition. Est. £10/12

197. A Block of Five Personalised New Zealand Stamps featuring Stephen Fleming, designed by A.

Melville Brown and signed by him on the selvedge. In excellent condition. Est. £5/10

198. Cricket Stamps Oddments, 34 different mint and used cricket stamps including some complete

sets. All the stamps are in good condition. Est. £5/10

199. A Special Cover for the 5th

Test Match at the Oval 2005, a Kangaroo hand stamp, 8th

September.

The series results are shown in the cachet. The Ashes are Home Again. The cover is in excellent

condition. Est. £5/10

200. ICC Centenary: A sheetlet of four “Cinderella” Labels, perforated, featuring 4 important events

during the 100 Years. The Bodyline Series, Formation of India Premiere League Twenty/20 Series,

South Africa Re-instated and World Series Cricket Founded. The stamps are in excellent condition.

Est. £10/12

201. The Results of Research Undertaken into “Cricket Ground Telegraph Office Cancellations”.

Between 1870 and 1912 interest in cricket matches grew to a significant degree which resulted in the

use by the Post Office of the Telegraph service to deliver fast reports from the various grounds to

newspapers. The Cricket Philatelic Society produced, with others, a record of the cancellation

stamps used at the grounds. The record comprises a high quality colour reproduction of the stamps

on an A4 page together with an analysis sheet of Ground Date Stamps by County. Est. £10/12

202. “Cinderella Oddments”, a cricket theme stamp exhibition, Germany Sporthaus Wellmann,

Brylcreem (8) and The Ashes at the Oval 2005 (4). All are in excellent condition. Est. £5/10

203. Miniature Bat William Gunn “Autograph” with facsimile signatures of the Australian and

England players who took part in the 1936/37 Ashes Series. The bat which is 26cms long, is

mounted behind glass in a wooden box and is in very good condition. Est. £5/10

204. A Framed and Glazed Print of “The Opening Match” by Roy Perry R.I. in excellent condition.

The framed size is 41 x 72 cms. Est. £5/10

205. A Framed and Glazed Print of “A Cricket Match at Christchurch, Hants” by T. M. Joy

c. 1850 in excellent condition. The framed size is 35 x 48 cms. Est. £5/10

206. A Framed and Glazed Print of “A batsman’s nightmare” produced for Alan Igglesden’s

Testimonial in excellent condition. The print has been signed by Igglesden. The framed size is 34 x

58 cms. Est. £5/10

207. “The Sixteen copies of the ACS Publication Cricket Statistician” for the period Winter 2010 to

Winter 2015 together with four copies of the Cricket Society Journal. All in very good condition.

Est. £10/20

208. Three Reproduction Prints, “The Cut” “Taking Guard” and “Alfred Mynn and Mr N. Felix”. All

framed and glazed, in very good condition. Est. £12/15

209. “Cricket’s Golden Age” A set of 25 cards issued by County Print in 1993 based on Chevallier

Tayler prints by John Hawkins. The text on the reverse of the card is, in the main provided from the

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writings of C.B.Fry. The players include Hobbs, Rhodes, Grace, Trumper, Warner and Hirst. The

cards are in mint condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £5/10

210. “1960’s Test Cricketers” A set of 50 cards issued by County Print. Illustrations are by Mike Tarr

and the players have been selected from all the Test playing countries. The cards are in mint

condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £10/15

211. “England Win the Ashes in 2005” A set of 13 large size cards. Caricatures by Norman Hood of all

the England players who participated in the series. Brief career statistics of the player are on the

reverse of the card. The cards are in mint condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £5/10

212. Two Sets of Trade Cards. “Play Cricket” 50 cards by Geo. Bassett in 1980 and “Cricket Clubs and

Badges” 20 cards by Kane Products in 1957. Murray’s Catalogue value £20. The cards are in mint

condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £8/12

213. “Sporting Stars by Jos Walker” A set of 20 trade cards issued by Richards Collection in 1997.

Among players featured are Sutcliffe, Fender, Hammond, Constantine and Hobbs. These cards are

quite hard to find as a set. The cards are in mint condition having been kept in plastic sleeves.

Est. £5/8

214. “Brindley Cricketers 3rd

Series” A set of 16 large trade cards issued in 1986. Players featured

include Subba Row, Surridge, Cowdrey, Boycott, Bradman, May and Edrich. The cards are in mint

condition having been kept in plastic sleeves. Est. £5/10

215. “Yorkshire Legends” A collection of 17 Cigarette and Trade Cards featuring Hutton, Tunnicliffe,

Jackson, Rhodes, Hunter, Bowes, Leyland, Mitchell, Sutcliffe, Verity, Wardle and Lord Hawke.

Total catalogue value over £25, most in excellent or mint condition. Est. £10/15

216. Coalport Fine Bone China Commemorative Plate, celebrating 100 Years of Test Cricket at Old

Trafford 1884-1984. A limited edition of which this is No.66 of 1000 issued on the occasion of the

match between England and West Indies. The plate is boxed but the lid is damaged, the plate and

accompanying leaflet however, are in excellent condition. Est. £20/30

217. Nicolls Crusader Miniature Bat with facsimile signatures of the 1959 Indian Tourists. In very

good condition. Est. £5/8

218. Nicolls Crusader Miniature Bat with facsimile signatures of the 1958/59 MCC Tourists to

Australia. In very good condition. Est. £5/8

219. Ten Cricket Advertising Postcards. The Underarm, a play, Refuge Assurance League, Cadbury’s

(2), Huntley and Palmer, Wrigley’s, Colman’s Mustard, Player’s , Freeman, Hardy and Willis and

Australia Test Trip. All are in excellent condition. Est. £5/6

220. Western Australia Trade Cards,”Warriors” 13 All Different. The cards are of Tom Moody,

Sean Cary, Avril Fahey, Zoe Goss, Brad Oldroyd, Brendon Julian, Jo Angel, Justin Langer, Simon

Katich, Ryan Campbell, Matthew Nicholson, Damien Martyn and Adam Gilchrist. All are in

excellent condition. Est. £5/8

221. Ten Cricket Advertising Postcards. Elasta – Strap, Warwickshire, Trent Bridge,

Slazenger/Qantrel, Larkin’s Book, Real Essex, Spirit of Cricket, Pakistan/England 1992, Fantasy

Cricket and Amazon. All are in excellent condition. Est. £5/6

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222. Queensland State Cricket Trade Cards “Bulls” a set of 20. The cards are of John Buchanan, Scott

Prestwidge, Paul Jackson, Michael Kasprowicz, Andrew Symonds, Stuart Law, Brendan Creevey,

Andrew Bichel, Adam Dale, Ian Healy, Matthew Mott, Kim Fazackerley, Julia Price, Wade

Seccombe, Trevor Barsby, Matthew Hayden, Martin Love, Geoff Foley and Jimmy Maher. There

are also two team cards, the “Bulls” and the “Fire”. All the cards are in excellent condition.

Est. £10/12

223. Brand New, a BBC CD containing the Cricketing Gaffes of Brian Johnston presented by his son

Barry. Est. £3/5

224. Ten Post Cards of Cricketing Scenes in England The locations are Broadwater Green, Worthing,

Bath, Maidstone, Elmstead, Southwick, Mistley, Hornchurch, Weston, Scarborough and Horsforth

Hall. All the cards are in good crease free condition. Est. £5/8

225. Twelve Postcards of “Cricketing Art” The subjects are a Punch Cartoon, Cheltenham Boy’s

College, Nottingham, Cricket in the Artillery Ground, County Ground Chelmsford, Bamburgh

Castle, Cheltenham Cricket Festival, Trent Bridge, Landscape with Cricket Match, Mr Hope of

Amsterdam, Hinton Oval and Cricket at Newark on Trent. All the cards are in good crease free

condition. Est. £5/8

226. Franklin Porcelain “The Ashes Centenary Tankard”. An official commemorative of the 1882

Test Match issued on the 100th

anniversary of that Test by the Marylebone and Melbourne Cricket

Clubs. The tankard is crafted in fine porcelain and decorated with 22 carat gold. The tankard is

16cms. high There is a signed Certificate of Authenticity. The tankard is in excellent condition.

Est. £10/20

227. Royal Doulton “The History of the Ashes”, a 26cm fine bone china plate produced to

commemorate the 100th

anniversary of 1882 Test Match. The plate is in perfect condition. There is a

signed Certificate of Authenticity. Sold with Matching Tankard 13cms high and also in perfect

condition. Both items were limited editions. Est. £10/20

228. A Bone China Wedgwood Mug with a Cricket Scene from their “Outdoor Pursuits” Series in

excellent condition. The mug is 8cms high. Est. £3/8

229. Copy of a Victorian Staffordshire Style Ornament (c1960). A batsman with blue jacket and a

wicketkeeper with yellow jacket. The ornament is in excellent condition and stands 16cms high.

Est. £10/20

230. Copy of a Victorian Staffordshire Style Ornament (c1960). A batsman with green jacket and a

bowler with a white jacket. The ornament is in excellent condition and stands 16cms high.

Est. £10/20

231. A Framed Original Vanity Fair Cartoon by “WH” of J.B. Hobbs, entitled “A Tested Centurion”.

The cartoon is dated August 1912 and appeared in the Vanity Fair Supplement. The frame is in very

good condition and suits the subject. Est. £80/120

232. A Framed Original “Spy” Cartoon from the Vanity Fair Supplement of J.T. Tyldesley, Lancashire

entitled “Forty-six centuries in eleven years”. The cartoon is dated 8th

August 1906 and the

associated text is fixed to the back of the frame. The frame is in very good condition and suits the

subject. Est. £40/60

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233. A Framed Original “Stuff” Cartoon from Vanity Fair of A.N. Hornby, Lancashire entitled

“Monkey”. The cartoon is dated 15th

August 1891. The frame is in very good condition and suits the

subject. Est. £40/60

234. A Framed Original “Spy” Cartoon from Vanity Fair of R.H. Spooner, Lancashire entitled

“Reggie” .The cartoon is dated 18th

July 1906. The frame is in very good condition and suits the

subject. Est. £80/120

235. Earlier editions of the CMS Magazine from No. 1 to No 110 inclusive all in excellent condition.

Sold with 3 Directories of Members and one of Dealers. Est. £25/30

236. Wedgwood Green Jasperware Tankard. Produced for Martin Horton’s Benefit also

commemorates Worcestershire winning the County Championship in 1964. The tankard is in

excellent condition. Est. £10/15

237. Two DVDs covering the 2010/11 Ashes Series in Australia won by England 3-1. A total of 7 discs.

Est. £3/8

238. A 26cm Royal Stafford China Plate Commemorating the 1977 Australian Touring Team with

facsimile signatures. The plate is in excellent condition. Est. £2/5

239. Coffee Table Book, “Cricket-The Golden Age” by Duncan Steer. A collection of extraordinary

images from 1859 to 1999. The book is in very good condition. Est. £1/3

240. A Very Old Print showing a boy with whip and top but in the background there is a pair of men,

one with a bat and a set of wickets. The names on the print Alfred Essex and A. Ducote suggest a

date of the mid 1800s. (21 x 16 cms.) Est. £5/8

241. Eight Lapel Badges with a Cricket Theme all in very good condition. Two Lapel Badges by

“New Man”. A red and white striped cricket cap and two crossed bats with a ball. Both in good

condition but the cap is missing the retaining grip. Lapel Badge with pin “Cricket Captain” in gold

on green enamel background. Two Lapel Badges with pins both displaying “Cricket” in gold

lettering on a white background. The larger one is 42 x 8 mm., the smaller 25 x 5 mm. Lapel Badge

with pin “Umpire” in gold on blue enamel background. Lapel Badge with stud of a Bear in cricket

attire including a helmet with a bat and wicket. His arm however is in a sling and there is a bandage

over one eye! 21mm. high. A “Lord’s Taveners” Gold Cricket Bat still attached to the cricket ball

card with which it was sold. The bat is 48mm. high. Est. £5/8

242. Seven Thimbles with a Cricket Theme all in very good condition. A Metal Thimble of the head

and torso of a Cricketer with a hinged cap, holding a bat and ball. He may be an umpire as there

appears to be a sweater round his waist. 3cms tall. Ceramic Thimble with Middlesex Crest. 25mm

high. Ceramic Thimble with Lord’s Logo. 25mm high Ceramic Thimble with Melbourne Cricket

Club Crest. 25mm high. Ceramic Thimble with picture of Batsman being struck on the head while

making his ground and “I Love Cricket” printed round the edge. Birchwood China. 25mm high.

Ceramic Thimble with picture of Batsman making a “Big Hit”. Finsbury China. 25mm high.

Ceramic Thimble with picture of Batsman and Wicket Keeper on The Green, Twickenham.

Finsbury China. 25mm high. Est. £20/25

243. Five Egg Cups with a Cricketing Theme all in very good condition. “Cricketer” Egg Cup

showing an Urchin with a bat on a green base. The cup is 6cms high. A Sooty Egg Cup from Keele

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Street “Sooty concessions”. The cup is 6cms high. Ceramic Egg Cup with picture of Batsman and

Wicket Keeper on The Green, Twickenham. Finsbury China. 6cms high. A Yellow Egg Cup with an

embossed Golly with bat and pads. There is a wicket and ball alongside the golly. The cup is in good

condition but there is a small chip on the rim, it is 5cms high. Egg Cup embossed with a Duck being

bowled in pink porcelain. The cup is 7.5cms high Est. £10/15

244. Five Novelty Figures with a Cricket Theme all in very good condition. A “Walnut” model

dressed as a cricketer with a raised bat produced by Nutty Ideas Ltd. the model is 6.5cms tall. A

Smiling, Egg Shaped model with pads and a bat. The model is 6cms tall. A “Woolly, Hairy”

monster dressed as a cricketer wearing pads, boots and a cap. He is also carrying a bat. The model is

8cms tall. A Gnome with bat, pads and gloves in front of a wicket. The model is 6.5cms tall. A

Duck with a Red Cap, pads and a bat under his wing, ball and bails by his feet. The model is 6.5cms

tall. A Plastic Figure of Graham Gooch with a raised bat. The figure is 8.5cms high. Est. £5/8

245. Salt Pot of a Ginger Cat dressed as a batsman taking strike and a Pepper Pot of a Grey Striped

Cat dressed as an Umpire both produced by “Quail” and in excellent condition. Both items are

10cms high. Est. £8/10

246. Salt Pot of Non Striking Batsman with blue cap and blue edging to sweater and a Pepper Pot of

an Umpire with raised finger. Both have HP in a rectangle together with what looks like a pair of

wire rimmed glasses with a “c” in each lens. The pots are in very good condition and are 11cms.

high. Est. £10/15

247. Three New Ties, Mike Roseberry’s Benefit, England v. Australia 1989 and a Middlesex Cricket

Trust Silk Tie. Est. £4/10

248. Pair of Silver Cuff Links formed from a Bat and Ball. Unusual item in excellent condition.

Est. £3/5

249. Figure of Small Boy with green cap and a bat under his arm. In very good condition. There is an

Alfro “A” mark and Crown symbol. The figure is 10cms high. Est. £2/3

250. Two Wine Bottle Stoppers with silver metallic cricket figures, a batsman and an umpire. Both have

a chain and ring device. Est. £3/5

251. Ashtray with cricket motif and “For the Ashes” with Australian and England flags. Made by

“Aynsley” and measures 11 x 8 cms. Est. £3/5

252. Two Sculptures from Muttama Pottery Australia. A handmade whimsical sculpture of a ginger

cat holding a cricket bat and ball and a similar sculpture of a koala bear holding a cricket bat and

ball. Made by artists Martin & Cathy Boyle in the Muttama Valley N.S.W. In perfect condition with

original label. ( 6 x 5 cms.) Est. £8/12

253. A “Nuts About Cricket” character. A peanut dressed in cricket kit with bat & ball on a springy

stand. This is a History & Heraldry Character in perfect condition, still in original pack. (8 x 4.5

cms.).Sold with a David Enterprises Pixie playing cricket with rustic bat and stumps. In excellent

condition. (10 x 7 cms.) Est. £8/12

254. A “Regency Fine Arts” resin figure of a rabbit dressed as an Umpire complete with coat, three

hats, a bat and ball. In excellent condition. (17 x 4.5cms) Est. £6/8

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255. Howzat. A “Cub Club” figure of a bear in an oversized jumper, a blue cap and with a large bat. In

excellent condition (9.5 x 4.5 cms.) Est. £4/6

256. A “Regency Fine Arts” resin figure of a bear, Henry, dressed as a Batsman complete with a green

cap and a striped jumper. He is mounted on a base. In excellent condition. (11.5 x 9 cms) Est. £6/8

257. “Ewe and Me” by Tom Goffe. A sheep dressed in a cricket sweater, four cricket boots and a blue

hat with a cricket ball between his front feet. In excellent condition (5 x 20cms.) Est. £8/10

258. Set of Three “Flying” Cricketers, a batsman, a bowler and a wicket-keeper for wall mounting. All

three figures are in excellent condition. Est. £4/5

259. Tea-pot in shape of Cricket Ball with a green lid and two standing cricketers by Terry Centro.

Est. £5/8

260. Tea-pot by Annie Rowe, from Western House- the Village Collectables. Cricket Club one side

with scoreboard and bats, pads and other equipment, Cricket Pavilion the other with various items of

equipment and a roller. Unfortunately the pot has been damaged and there is a significant repaired

break on one corner. Est. £3/5

261. A Framed and Glazed Pair of Punch Cartoons from the issue of 7th

July 1920. Hand Painted

Lithograph Prints by H.M. Bateman, “It’s All in the Game” (32 x 39 cms.) Est. £8/10

262. A Framed and Glazed Modern Vanity Fair Print of W. G. by Spy (27 x 39 cms) Est. £4/6

263. A Framed and Glazed Song Sheet Cover. A song dedicated to W.G. Grace “Cricket the song of

the Centuries” by J. Harcourt Smith. There is a picture of Grace in batting pose in the middle of the

cover. (27 x 37 cms.) Est. £4/6

264. A Reproduction Enamel Sign Advertising “Vimto”. The Umpire is shown drinking from the

bottle during play. The sign is in very good condition. (18 x 26 cms.) Est. £4/6

265. A Framed and Glazed Chevallier-Tayler Print of W.G. Grace in very good condition. (27 x 39

cms.) Est. £50/75

266. A Framed and Glazed Water Colour by Melville-Brown of “Dickie” Bird giving an “out”

decision. The picture is in excellent condition. (35 x 46 cms.). Est. £6/8

267. A Framed and Glazed Print of a Schweppes Advertisement Cartoon, “Schweppervescence lasts

the whole drink through” by David Langdon in excellent condition. (38 x 45 cms.) Est. £6/10

268. Three Small Novelty Cricket Related Items, a cricket playing “Smurf”, a green bean batting and a

Kellogg’s promotional space monster with bat. All are in excellent condition. Est. £5/7

269. A Jack Russell Oil Painting of Dominic Cork. A head and shoulders portrait and a full length

depiction of Cork in a typical appeal pose. On the back of the painting is a hand-written comment

from Jack Russell to the effect that “Corkie sat for me on four occasions during England’s tour to

New Zealand 1997 so I could paint his portrait. (it was great fun)” signed by Jack Russell. The

painting was commissioned as retirement present. Est. £200/300

270. CMS Celebratory Card for Richard Johnson’s 10 for 45 for Middlesex versus Derbyshire at Derby

in July 1994. This card is No 36 of 101 signed copies and is in very good clean condition. This card

is the first issued in the series. Est. £10/15

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271. CMS Celebratory Card for the Sri Lanka “Run Riot” against India in Colombo 1997 lead by

Jayasuriya and Mahanama. This card is No 10 of 50 signed copies and is in very good clean

condition. This card is the third issued in the series. Est. £10/15

272. 2006 Standard Bank ODI Series Victory Commemorative Coin Album South Africa v Australia.

A record of the series which culminated in South Africa scoring 438 for 9 in 49.5 overs to beat

Australia. The folder is signed by Herschelle Gibbs on the front cover. Est. £10/15

273. Signed Copy of the Scorebook recording Anil Kumble’s all 10 wickets against Pakistan at New

Delhi 1999. Est. £5/10

274. Five A4 Colour Pencil Portraits by Malay Karmkarkar signed by the subject. Bedi, Kumble,

Boycott, Lillee and Hadlee. All in very good condition with good clear signatures. Est. £10/15

275. Signed A4 Cartoons of Graham Gooch from India drawn by Arturo 1981 (?) Bedi, Kapil Dev,

Amarnath and Tendulkar (creased copy) from India drawn by Austin. Other than the Tendulkar sheet

all are in good condition with clean signatures. Sold with 3 unsigned colour pencil sketches by

Malay Karmkarkar of Sobers, Steve Waugh and Martin Crowe, a signed Geoff Boycott sketch and a

signed lecture invitation by Mike Brearley. Est. £12/20

276. VALE “THE DON” 1908-2001. A folder issued at the time of Sir Donald Bradman’s death in 2001

by Australia Post as part of their Australian Legends Awards. The folder contains 5 pairs of both 45

cent stamps issued to commemorate his death, an envelope with both stamps stamped first day of

issue on the 13th

March 2001 at Bowral, a postcard as a eulogy and a postcard of “The Final Salute”.

The folder and contents are in excellent condition. Est. £12/20

277. Six Bradman Postcards stamped “First Day of Issue”, two at the date of 23rd

January 1997 when

Australia Post began their Australian Legend Awards and four at the date 13th

March 2001 on his

death. All were stamped at Bowral N.S.W. All the cards are in excellent condition. Est. £8/12

278. Signed Bradman Postcard of him in a head and shoulders pose as part of the Australian Legends

Series. The card is in very good condition but has been fixed in an album at some time. Est. £20/25

279. Signed Bradman Postcard of him in an action shot in 1948 as part of the Australian Legends

Series.The card is in very good condition but has been fixed in an album at some time. Est. £20/25

280. Signed Bradman Postcard of him in a head and shoulders pose as one of the Knights of Cricket

Series by Deborah Wolstenholme. The card is in very good condition but has been fixed in an album

at some time. Est. £20/25

281. Fourteen County Autograph Sheets for the 2001 Season: Lancashire – Complete, Somerset –

Complete, Gloucestershire – Complete, Sussex – Complete, Nottinghamshire – Complete,

Leicestershire – Complete, Middlesex – Missing Russell Bryan, Yorkshire – Complete, Glamorgan

– Complete, Durham – Complete, Essex – Complete, Hampshire – Missing van der Gucht,

Francis, Kent – Missing Cullinan and Surrey – Missing Butcher, Mushtaq. All the sheets are in

good clean condition. Est. £30/50

282. Indian Autograph Sheet for the England / Holland Tours 1996. The signatories are Azharuddin,

Manjrekar, Raju, Tendulkar, Mongia, Ganguly, Hirwani, Srinath, Sidhu, Jadeja, Prasad, Joshi,

Dravid, Mhambrey, Rathore, Kumble, Nacaraj, Patil and Irani. The sheet is somewhat grubby with

edge tears but the signatures are clear and bright. Est. £15/25

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283. Sleeveless Sweater from Tasmania Sheffield Shield. The sweater is in very good condition.

Est. £5/10

284. Seven First Day Covers Issued by the Bangladesh Post Office for various Cricket Events. All are in

very good clean condition. Est. £5/10

285. Box of ties – Warringah CC, WACUA, Ashes 2006/7, MCG Bay 13, PM XI v NZ 2001, Bankstown

DCC, I Zingari Australia, QCC Golden Oldies 1988, Waverley CC, Paul Allott benefit, Basil

D’Oliveira benefit, Nottinghamshire CCC B&H cup winners 1989, Nottinghamshire CCC Refuge

Assurance League winners 1991, Westfield CC, NSW Sheffield Shield centenary, NZ Golden Oldies

1992, Burton CC 150, Trevor Jesty benefit, Mike Watkinson benefit, Bradman XI v England 1994,

Australia v South Africa 1993/4. Est. £20/30

286. Box of ties – John Abrahams benefit, Clive Lloyd benefit, Kevin Cooper benefit, Frank Hayes

benefit, Geoff Miller benefit, LCCC 125 years, Old Trafford 1994 centenary of test cricket, Old

Trafford test 1996, Marrickville Pagewood CC, Queensland cricketers 1990, Weston Creek CC,

Weston Creek champions 1984/85, Hawkes Bay CA centenary 1982, Canterbury CA, Singapore CC,

Queensland Schools Sports Council, Banktown DCC centenary 1997, NSW Junior cricket union x 2,

NSWCA (Lightice), Bellville CC centenary 1996, Sydney Uni. Est. £20/30

287. Box of ties – 17 counties grey, Southport & Birkdale CC, Wallasey CC, Yorkshire CCC, Vancouver

Golden Oldies 1990, Association of Cricket Statisticians (blue, green), ACU (red), Sussex CCC John

Player League winners 1982, Refuge Assurance league, Duck, Gloucestershire CCC Gillette cup

winners 1977, Wheaton Touring CC 1988, St George & District CC, Sydney CC, Queensland

cricketers club, NSW CUA 1913-1988, Weston Creek CC Canberra. Est. £20/30

288. Box of ties – NSWCA Diamond, Tawa Turtles New Zealand, Sydney Golden Oldies 1996,

Normandy Nomads CC Golden Oldies 1996, ACU&S green, ACU&S blue, Atherton CC, LYC

Festival, Canada v USA 150th

anniversary 1994, Australia v West Indies 1988/89, Doug Walters

Club, Cornhill Australia v England 1993, NSW Sheffield Shield winners 1992/93, Atherton CC

double champions 1990, Geoff Pullar benefit, Primary club of Australia, Golden Oldies Auckland

NZ, Liverpool Business Houses cricket league, Australian centenary test, MCG tie, plus 3

unidentified. Est. £20/30

289. Box of ties – 18 counties blue, SCG Sports, Sheffield Shield Centenary All States, Sefton CC Tour

1979, Richard Hadlee Benefit, NSW CCA, Surrey CCC Nat West Trophy 1982, LCCC 2nd

XI

Centenary 1992, Weston Creek CC (all red), S A Tour of India 1992/3, GPS 1992, L&DCC 1000

runs, L&DCC 100 wickets, Australia v India 1992, Bradman Museum, NSW RL 80 years, England

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v West Indies 1991, NSW JCU UK Tour 1993, Allan Border Benefit, Frank Hayes Benefit BT

Liverpool, Graeme Fowler Benefit, The Haig Village Cup, B&H World Cup 1992. Est. £20/30

290. Box of ties – Gary Yates Benefit, ACU & S 50 years, World Cup 1999, nPower Tests 2002, NSW

Double 2002/3, WACA Members, 2003 Rugby World Cup, Sydney Olympics 2000, LCCC

Academy, Cornhill Tests 2000, Blackpool CC, Bae Colwyn CC, Waverley (Eastern suburbs),

Bermuda CC, Soccer Referees, South Delhi Tour to Australia 2001/2 x 2, Auburn DCC, ACU&S

1953-1993, Lancashire Cricket League, City of Sydney RSL. Est. £20/30

291. Box of ties – Mike Atherton benefit 1997, E v NZ Old Trafford 1999, E v A Old Trafford ODI 2001,

NSW Blues x 2, Lancashire Western Australia friendship tie, Ashes 2001, Randwick CC centenary

2000, E v P Old Trafford test 2001, NSW DCA, Northern DCC, Rugby World Cup 1995, NSW

Sheffield Shield 1983, WACA x 2, Randwick CYMCC, Adelaide Oval centenary of test cricket

1984, SACA, NSW CUA old tie, Liverpool & District CC, VCAUA, VCA sub districts, VCAUA

old tie, ACTCA, Bush Wackers 1988, Australian Cricket Society, Cricketer. Est. £20/30

292. Box of ties – Cricket Memorabilia Society, Andy Stovold Benefit, ECB Tour 1986, Parramatta Eels,

nPower Test 2002, TCCB Tour 1990, Sefton CC Centenary 1975, NSW Police Association, New

England RU, ECB 2006 Tour, 1996 Test Series, Neil Fairbrother Benefit, Bermuda. Est. £10/15

293. Box of ties – ACU (red), MCG 150, Bradman Museum, A v E v NZ 2007 One Day Series, nPower

Test Series 2002, WACUA umpires, NSW CUA 75, NSW CUA new, Rugby World Cup 2003,

Sydney Olympics 2000, Sri Lanka 1992, Tasmania, SCG, Crown & Eagle NSW Police Association,

Queensland Cricketers Club, Queensland Cricket Association, Hawkes Bay Cricket Association NZ

Est. £15/25

294. Four Benefit brochures from the 1970s – 1973 Tony Nicholson, Yorkshire. 1974 Geoffrey

Boycott, Yorkshire, signed. 1978 Intikhab Alam – Surrey. 1978 Glenn Turner, Worcestershire,

signed. All excellent Est. £12/15

295. Seven Benefit brochures from the 1980s – 1982 Keith Fletcher, Essex, signed. 1983 Alvin

Kallicharan, Warwickshire. 1983 Derek Randall, Nottinghamshire. 1985 Geoff Miller, Derbyshire.

1986 Paddy Clift, Leicestershire. 1987 Andy Stovold, Gloucestershire. 1988 John Abrahams,

Lancashire, signed. All excellent Est. £15/20

296. Three Benefit brochure from the 1990s – 1992 Tim Robinson, Nottinghamshire. 1997 Barry

Richards, signed. 1996 Mike Watkinson, Lancashire, signed. All excellent Est. £10/12

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297. Kent Official Autograph Sheets 1996 signed by 19 of 26 and 2001 signed by 21 of 22. Unofficial

Autograph Sheets 2003 signed by 16 and 1996 signed by 20. Very good Est. £10/12

298. Essex unofficial Autograph Sheets 2000 signed by 19, 2001 signed by 15 and 2002 signed by 16.

Official Autograph Sheets 2001 fully signed by 17 & 2000 fully signed by 15. Very good

Est. £10/15

299. Yorkshire Official team photo 1995 unsigned. Official Autograph team photos, 2002 signed by 23

of 26, 1997 signed by 19 of 20 & 2000 fully signed by 26. Very good Est. £15/20

300. Nottinghamshire Official Autograph Sheets:- 1998 fully signed by 22, 2000 fully signed by 20,

1997 fully signed by 24, 1995 fully signed by 23 & 1991 fully signed by 24. Very good Est. £15/20

301. Sussex Official Autograph Sheets :- 2001 fully signed by 21, 2000 fully signed by 23 & 1996 fully

signed by 22. Very good Est. £12/15

302. Lancashire Official Autograph Sheets:- 2001 signed by 24 of 25, 2003 signed by 21 of 22, 2004

fully signed by 25 x 2 & 2006 signed by 21 of 22. Very good Est. £10/12

303. Basil Lewis D’Oliveira 1931-2011 Service of Thanksgiving. Excellent Est. £20/30

304. Nine menus of Yorkshire interest. Includes Gala Dinner 11 April 1995 fully signed by speakers,

signed Wombwell menus, various league dinners. Very good Est. £10/15

305. Two Nottinghamshire ‘150 years of Cricket’ menus. Sold with Cricket Writers Club, Wisden

Dinner, Don Bennett Testimonial fund and 5 Brian Lara celebration of a career. 10 items in total.

Very good Est. £8/10

306. Mounted, framed & glazed autographed 1948 Australian Team to Great Britain. Signed by all

18, but heavy fading to signatures of Barnes, Harvey, W A Johnson & Toshack. Some stains to

sheet. Est. £30/40

307. The Cricketers’ Who’s Who 1999 – Signed by over 250 to the relevant page. Good Est. £100/120

308. Issues of CMS magazine Volume I, issues 1 and 3. Two items fair-good condition. Est. £5/8

309. Issues of CMS magazine Volume I, issues 1 and 3. Two items fair-good condition. Est. £5/8

310. Issues of CMS magazine Volume I, issues 1 and 3. Two items fair-good condition. Est. £5/8

311. The Bradman Albums – volumes 1 & 2 in sleeve. VG Est. £20/30

312. Approx 50 different TCCB International Cricketers cards. Est. £8/10

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313. Approx 50 different ECB International Cricketers cards. Est. £8/10

314. Approx 130 different TCCB International Cricketers cards. Est. £15/20

315. Boxed wooden jigsaw of ‘Cricket in Marylebone Fields’. Est. £5/8

316. M.C.C., opening Table Seating plan for the 150th

Anniversary dinner Savoy Hotel, 15th

July 1937,

folds Est. £10/15

317. Carr’s Sports Series, large sized trade cards, both signed, Brian Close No.1 and Tom Graveney No.

3 Est. £20/30

318. Trade Card, scarce Nestle’s Cricket Terms ‘Out for a Duck’, comedy style, Series III No. 5

Est. £14/18

319. Two Trade Cards, Huntley & Palmer, Sports Plain background & Circular background, Cricket

1900. Est. £20/30

320. Trade Postcard, sepia mini style postcard, issued by Red Letter, scarce Est. £14/18

321. Duke of Norfolk, signed album page, together with a sheet of un-used 1962/63 M.C.C. headed

notepaper (folds). Est. £20/30

322. Glamorgan, a scrapbook (exercise book) containing newspaper cuttings of the Championship

season 1948, together with another containing newspaper cartoons Cricket Curiosities, in very good

condition. Est. £15/20

323. Trade, a rare large size Stuart Surridge opening supplement, Hints for Cricketers and Umpires

to centre together with fielding places (useful when listening to broadcast commentary) and 1956

fixtures to reverse, folds Est. £12/16

324. South Australian Cricket Association, Centenary Souvenir 1871-1971, One Hundred Years of

Cricket plus programme for South Australia versus Victoria. Forward by Don Bradman, 32 pages,

slight age toning to page edges sold together with a small plain white card signed by Bradman.

Est. £20/30

325. Women’s Cricket, an unusual album page signed in pencil by 23 players, England v The Rest, 20th

July 1933, inc. M. Hyde, Mabel Bryant, A. Bull, Douglas-Brown, Eastwood, Morgan, Radcliffe etc.

Est. £25/35

326. England, album page signed by 8 members of 1st Test 1961 Edgbaston 8-13 June, Dexter,

Trueman, Statham, Illingworth, Pullar, Subba Row, Murray, Barrington and Wilf Wooller.

Est. £25/30

327. West Indies, album page signed by 10 members of the 1950 Tourists, inc. Gomez, Ramadhin

Valentine, Worrell, Walcott, Stollmeyer, Williams, Rae, Christiani, Johnson Est. £40/60

328. E.R.T. Holmes, a scarce scorecard, Farncombe XII v Holme’s XII, 11th

May 1947, for Surrey

Centenary Funds Est. £10/15

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329. M.C.C, hardback edition of Members 1936 Est. £14/18

330. M.C.C, hardback edition of Members 1902 Est. £14/18

331. Forsyth’s, small softback edition of Scottish Record 1952, in very good condition, 230 pages

Est. £14/18

332. Surrey, signed commemorative sheet, for the 1952-58 Championships, 15 signatures, inc. May, A.

& E. Bedser, Lock, Laker, Clark, Barrington, Constable, Stewart. Gibson, Pratt etc. Est. £25/35

R20

333. Don Bradman, signed Menu for Bradman Medal Dinner, Adelaide Oval 24th

March 1992.

Est. £25/35

334. Six Special Scorecards, Surrey v Woking (Squires Benefit) 1948, v Kent (Gover & Barling Benefit)

1947, Totteridge v A Middlesex XI(Sharp and Thompson Benefit) 1955, Esher v Lyon XI 1948,

Weybridge v Eddie Watts’ XI (Eddie Watts Benefit) 1949, Wiltshire v Surrey 2nd

1954, some

partially complete in hand. Est. £20/30

335. Five Scorecards, Surrey v Kent, Lancashire, Essex, Gloucestershire, Middlesex v Lancashire, all

1933, partially completed in hand, Est. £25/35

336. Pakistan, 16 signed white cards of the Tour to UK 1996, Ijaz Ahmed, Saqlain, Anwar, Sohail,

Malik, Moin Khan, Waqar Younis, Inzaman-ul-Haq etc. Est. £25/35

337. Fourteen Autographs, signed pieces or album pages, S. Pegler, T. Goddard, Tony Harris, N. Mann,

Bill Edrich (to back of pc), J. Hitch, Nawab of Pataudi Jnr., Alf Gover, F. Mann, R. Sinfield, John

Martin/A. Chipperfield/Bill Bowes and Gibb/Hazare. 12 items Est. £35/50

338. Fifty Seven Postcards, 1960s onward selection, inc. Players, Grounds, Art style, Est. £20/30

339. Australia, modern postcard, signed to reverse by 7 members of the team at Perth February 1995,

inc. Healy, Mark Taylor, S. & M. Waugh, McGrath, Angel etc. Est. £20/30

340. Essex, album page signed 8 members of a 1933 side, Nichols, O’Connor, Eastman, Pope, P. Smith,

Taylor, Cutmore, V. Evans. Est. £20/30

341. Warwickshire, album page, signed by 7 members of the side to play Notts, 14 August 1929,

Kilner, Bates, Wyatt, Santall, Mayer, Paine, Smart, Est. £18/25

342. Scarborough, 1993, President’s XI v Zimbabwe, 10 members of the side, signed to reverse of

postcard of the ground, Simmons, Lambert, Mudasser, Zoeher, J. Adams, Sleep, Berry, Morrison,

Dean Jones and Roger Harper. Cannot be many of these about Est. £15/20

343. Hampshire, County’s headed notepaper, signed by 12 members of 1973 squad, inc. Jesty, Taylor,

Herman, Stephenson, Greenidge, Barry Richards, Hallam, Turner, Gilliat, Lewis etc. Est. £20/30

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344. Bill Frindall, 5 brochures from his archive, Hurst C.C. 1985 with two page letter to Bill from Alan

Wearing; Hertford Cricket Week 1988 annotated by Bill to front, Bakewell v Derbyshire Miller

Benefit 1985,; Bucks County C.C. Tour to Australia 1989 with foreword by Bill, Sparks XI v

Westcott C.C. 1982 Bill played in the game. Sold with a COE from Mrs D. Frindall from the auction

in 2010, unique lot. Est. £20/30

345. Cornhill Test Series, black & white cards (26), coloured (37), reproduced by Denman, slight

duplication Est. £25/35

346. India, signed cut-out photos from the 1946 tour brochure, laid down to four album pages, Gul,

Sohoni, Banerjee, Mankad, Nayudu, Sarawate, Mushtaq Ali, Hazare, Modi, glue stain and scuff

Est. £25/35

347. Australia, reproduction photo of The Queen meeting the 1956 Tourist, signed to reverse 9 players,

Johnson, Craig, Langley, Burge, Harvey, Maddocks, McDonald, Benaud and Crawford Est. £30/40

348. Australia, 8 signed match sheets, Victoria v Tasmania 1994 (3), W.A. v Victoria 1987, Australia v

England Lord’s 1989 (15 sigs), Queensland v Tasmania 1994 & 1998, inc. Hodge, Fleming, Dean

Jones, Law, Hayden, Rackerman, Ponting, Border, Hughes, Lawson, S. & M. Waugh, Bob Simpson,

Wood, G Marsh, Reid, M. Taylor, Warne etc. Est. £50/80

349. Australia, Official signed team sheet by the 1993 Tourists, 21 signatures, inc. Bob Simpson,

Border, Taylor, Hayden, Hughes, McDermott, Slater, Warne, M. & S. Waugh etc., centre fold

Est. £25/35

350. Australia, Official signed team sheet by the 1989 Tourists, 21 signatures inc. Border, Marsh, Boon,

Jones, Bob Simpson, Hohns, Hughes, Jones etc. Est. £25/35

351. India, photo coloured laid down to mount, signed by 17 members of the tour to Australia, inc.

Sharma, Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Shastri, Vengsarkar, Amarnath etc. Est. £30/40

352. Seven Signed Official County Team Sheets, Essex 1989, Derbyshire 1992, Middlesex 1992, Kent

1993, Yorkshire 1993,Somerset 1995 & Lancashire 1995, 135* signatures inc., Gooch, Fletcher,

Pringle, Hardie, M. Waugh, Barnett, Morris, Malcolm, Gatting, Fraser, Roseberry, Benson, G.

Cowdrey, Ealham, Ellison, Headley, McCague, C. Hooper, Moxon, Richie Richardson, Trescothick,

Lathwell, Mushtaq, D. Lloyd, Crawley, Gallian, Flintoff etc. In excellent condition. Est. £40/60

R20

353. New Zealand, Official team sheet, signed by 16 members of the 1978 Tourist, inc. Burgess,

Bracewell, B. Cairns, Congdon, D. & R. Hadlee, Howarth, McIntyre, Wright etc. Est. £30/40

R20

354. M.C.C., v Worcestershire, Lord’s 15th

to 18th

April 1989, two Official Team sheets, on Lord’s

headed notepaper, 23 signatures inc. Parker, Barnett, Lamb, C. Cowdrey, Russell, Agnew,

Lawrence, Neale, Hick, Botham, Rhodes, Radford, Dilley etc. Est. £16/22

355. Reg Simpson, 3 scorecards from his archive, Notts v R.A.F. 1940, v Derby 1941, v Surrey 1949

Est. £25/35

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356. Scarborough, 1935, a scarce album page signed by 15 cricketers many involved in the West Indies

Tour, dated 11th

September, inc. Holmes, Ames, Mitchell, Smith, Iddon, Hollies, Hammond,

Leyland, F. Brown, Wellard, Paine etc. Est. £70/90

357. Sir Julian Cahn, album page signed by 14 members of the Cahn XI that player on 8th

May 1936 v

Leicestershire, inc. Cahn, Morkel, Newman, Peebles, Crisp, Meyer etc.; Lancashire to reverse, 16

signatures from the squad that played Leicestershire 14th

May inc. Oldfield, Duckworth, Paynter,

Parkinson some in pencil, Est. £50/80

358. Worcestershire, signed album page 11 signatures of a 1950-51 team, inc. Kenyon, Chesterton,

Whiting, Richardson, Jenkins, Bird etc; Wally Hammond and Duke and Duchess of Beaufort to

reverse, small tear to edge not affecting signature Est. £20/30

359. Selection, inc. Leicestershire v Presidents scorecard Melton 1979 (R. Tolchard Benefit), Official

Player Itinerary Card, England ‘ A’ card to Pakistan 1995, Cricket Records by Roberts 1950,

Official Stamp Booklet M.C.C. LE 296/500, Surrey 1950 photo; signed irregularly cut signatures or

newspaper photos – Doug Ovenstone, K. Viljoen, H,T. Hardinge, D. Allen; Signed opening plain

card England ‘A’ v Essex April 1993 30 sigs and a Godfrey Evans signed caricature, 13 Est. £25/35

360. Zimbabwe, Official signed team sheet for their Tour to Sri Lanka, 1996, scarce, 21 signatures inc.

Campbell, A. & G. Flower, Brandes, Olonga, B. & P. Strang, Streak, A. & G. Whittall, M. Jarvis

(coach) Est. £16/22

361. The Canadian Cricketer, 1953, complete issues, all posted with address and stamps to front of

magazine, scarce Est. £25/35

362. England, modern postcard, signed by 13 players to Zimbabwe October 2001, inc. Flintoff, Hussain,

Thorpe, Kirkley, Snape, B. Hollioake etc. Est. £18/25

363. West Indies U19, opening card of Trent Bridge, signed 17 members of the 1993 Tour, inc.

Chanderpaul, Bradshaw, Christopher, Percival, Sylvester, Dillon Est. £14/18

364. Thirteen Press Stills, coloured 8 x 10, early 1990, Gough, Gooch, Gatting, Lara, Middlesex County

matches. All in excellent condition. Est. £12/16

365. “True Colours” by Adam Gilchrist. A signed copy of his autobiography in excellent condition.

Not readily available signed in this country. Est. £10/15

366. 1947 Soft-Backed Wisden signed by Alec Bedser, as one of the Cricketers of the Year. The

Wisden is in very good condition and the signature clear. Est. £35/40

367. 1949 Soft-Backed Wisden signed by Arthur Morris, as one of the Cricketers of the Year. The

Wisden is in very good condition and the signature clear. Est. £40/50

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368. Five signed Autobiographies/Biographies of Yorkshire Players, “Yorkshire and Back”, Ray

Illingworth, “Free as a Bird”, Harold Bird, “Dazzler”, Darren Gough, “A Year in the Sun”, Michael

Vaughan and “Hoggy”, Matthew Hoggard. All in very good condition. Est. £15/25

369. “Stirred But Not Shaken” by Geoff Howarth. A signed copy of his autobiography in excellent

condition. Not readily available signed in this country. Est. £10/15

370. Poster (29 x 41 cms.) Signed by Brian Lara advertising his Record Score of 375 at Antigua. The

poster is in very good clean condition with a clear signature. Est. £10/15

371. Armchair Cricket, a game produced by Gibsons Games of London which has been opened but not

used and therefore in excellent condition. Est. £6/10

372. Two Handwritten signed letters on Lancashire CCC headed paper. One from Cyril Washbrook in

reply to a supporter regarding his most admired players and one from David Hughes giving detailed

answers to questions about the 1971 Gillette Cup Match against Gloucestershire when he was “Man

of the Match”. Both are dated September 1988.The letters are in excellent clean condition and with

very interesting content. Est. £25/30

373. Three early unused postcards depicting V Trumper, RA Duff, WP Howell and JJ Kelly; Clem

Hill, MA Noble and J Darling; Jack Hobbs in butter in the Australian Pavilion at “The British

Empire Exhibition” 1924 at Wembley. The cards are in good/very good condition Est. £10/15

374. Five Early Unused Postcards depicting touring squads: MCC to Australia 1907-08; Australia to

England 1930 (results cutting attached to reverse); West Indies 1933 to England; Australia to

England 1934; New Zealand to England 1937. The cards are in good/very good condition.

Est. £20/25

375. Three Dinner Menus: Huddersfield & District Cricket League Annual Dinner Dec 5th

1952

contains a tribute to N Cardus in the form of a poem on the back cover; Manchester United

Luncheon Club 11th

Jan 1993 signed by guest speaker David Lloyd; Sportsman’s Dinner at

Lancashire CCC Old Trafford on 14th

April 1993 in aid of the Gehan Mendis benefit year signed by

3 including Mendis, Richard Hadlee and Mike Atherton Est. £15/20

376. Album Page headed 1947 Yorkshire Cricketers containing 10 signatures including M Leyland, A

Wood, JV Wilson, H Sutcliffe, ES Barraclough, A Booth, A Mitchell, A Waddington and two

others. The page is clean and crease free. Est. £15/25

377. Three individual Lancashire CCC signatures in ink on separate pieces: G Duckworth; N Oldfield;

K Cranston. Est. £8/12

378. Selection of Twelve Scorecards. (1) North v South Trial match, Lord’s 22, 24-5-1937; (2) Norfolk

v W Indies Norwich 2,3-8-1933; (3) Norfolk v Suffolk 7,8-8-1963; (4) League Cricket Conference

XI v W Indies Colwyn Bay 1984; (5) Surrey v Lancs 1960; (6) Surrey v Yorks 1947; (7-12) 6 Eng v

S Africa 1947 1960 1965 1994 1998 and 2003. Est. £18/25

379. Two Signed Photographs and Two Signed Photo Cards. David Green Glos & Lancs; H Cronje S

Africa at Torquay private photograph; P DeFreitas postcard; P Allott trade card. Est. £8/12

380. Album Sheet Gentlemen (v Players) Lord’s July 1930. The signatories are Chapman, Lyon

(M.D.), White, Wyatt, Allen, Lyon (B.H.), Robins, Parsons, Allom, Duleepsinhji and Peebles. The

sheet is clean and crease free and the signatures bright. Est. £15/20

381. Album Sheet Derbyshire CCC 1939 The signatories are Buckston(c), Smith, Townsend (L.F.),

Gladwin, Rhodes, Townsend (A), Worthington, Pope (G.H.), Alderman, Pope( A.V.), Copson and

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one other. The sheet is clean and crease free with a cigarette card of Copson in the corner.

Est. £15/20

382. Ian Botham’s Test Match Record Poster by Mike Tarr Limited edition no. 43/200 plus

Australian Blues Poster signed by Steve and Mark Waugh, G McGrath and Taylor plus Border

Tribute Poster and two other Australian posters. Est. £10/20

383. Official autograph sheet Sri Lanka Tour of England 1991 signed by all sixteen Sri Lankan

players including de Silva, Jayasuriya, Tillakaratne and Muralitheran. The sheet is clean and crease

free with very neat signatures. Est. £20/25

384. Eighteen Pre Tour brochures including West Indies to England 1939 complete with facsimile

autograph sheet plus a run from 1946 to 1962 of pre tour brochures of visiting tourists to the UK. All

in good to very good condition. Est. £40/50

385. Lancashire CCC 1938 Year Book in good condition. Est. £18/25

The next auction will be held in March 2018 at Leicester.

Lots for consignment to the auction should be discussed with/sent to Chris

Hardy at hardys4@btinternet.com; phone 01274 582038; address 18 Lucy

Hall Drive, Baildon, Shipley, West Yorkshire BD17 5BG or with any of the

auction people listed in the magazine.