WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1884, hardback, Willows reprint, 1-500, acetate dj, in original paper band, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1896, hardback, Willows reprint, 1-500, acetate dj, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1900, hardback, Willows reprint, 500-500, acetate dj, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1902, hardback, Willows reprint, 1-500, acetate dj, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1903, hardback, Willows reprint, 500-500, acetate dj, with original paper band, MT £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1905, hardback, Willows reprint, 1-500, acetate dj, MT £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1910, hardback, Willows reprint, 1-500, acetate dj, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1911, hardback, Willows reprint, 1-500, acetate dj, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1912, hardback, Willows reprint, 1-500, acetate dj, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1943, hardback, Willows reprint, 1-500, acetate dj, EX £40-60
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanacks, hardback facsimile editions, 1864-1878, in original presentation box, each with acetate cover, lid to box loose otherwise EX, 15 £400-600
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1895, rebound in green boards, lacking covers, some foxing, G £50-80
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1922, paper covers, spine repaired with clear tape and Utting & Fairbrother Cape Town to front, with inscription to front to 'N.R. by reason of pp 593, 594, from F.R. 4/1922', of note N. Reid played for both Western Province and South Africa against Australia in these two games, about G £80-120
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1927, paper covers, spine repaired with clear tape and also to covers, still with 'Examined by No. 191' sticker to page 17, G £70-90
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1928, paper covers, split to spine and slight dust staining, G £70-90
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1931, paper covers, splitting to spine and some age toning, about G £60-80
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1933, paper covers, some slight splitting to spine, cricket bat marker with broken handle, G to about VG £70-90
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1937, paper covers, bowed spine and repair with clear tape, cricket bat marker and handle missing, spine supported with clear tape, about G £50-70
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WISDEN JOHN, Cricketers' Almanack, 1939, limp cloth, sun fading to spine and slight bowing, a few pages creased, cricket bat marker (most missing), G £70-90
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AUTOGRAPHS, 12" x 9" white cards with a design of the remodelled Lord's ground, one signed by 39* and the other by 32* test and county players, Rod Marsh, Nick Knight, Mark Benson, Graham Roope, Bob Taylor, Neil Foster, John Embury and John Major, G to VG, 2 £40-60
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ATHLETIC NEWS, softback editions of the cricket annual, 1930-39, replaced spine to 1935, generally G, 10 £20-30
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CRICKETER THE, 1933 rebound in black boards, with annuals, no covers, inc full report on the Bodyline tour (some damage to spine; 1935 rebound without covers, inc Annuals, 3 pages torn; together with brochures Australia v England 1977 tour, Australians to UK 1964 and 1981; International Cricket 1977 by Tyson, West Indies v Rest of the World Canada 1989, generally G, 7 £20-30
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CRICKETER THE, 1940s, complete between 1940-45 with 2 annuals for each year and a further selection of 36 from 1946-48 with six annuals, previously the property of the Rought Rought Brothers of Norfolk, rusting to staples, generally G, 128* £50-70
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CRICKETER THE, 1940s, complete between 1940-45 with 2 annuals for each year and a further selection of 36 from 1946-48 with six annuals, previously the property of the Rought Rought Brothers of Norfolk, rusting to staples, generally G, 128* £35-45
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AUTOGRAPHS, signed sepia 3.5" x 6", by H.W. Taylor, South Africa 1929; 4" x 5.5" of Roy Gilchrist, FR to G, 2 £40-60
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GUNN G., sepia p/c, half-length seated in England blazer and cap, by Richards, about VG £25-35
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CARR A.W., sepia RP p/c, half-length in England blazer, by Richards, G to VG £25-35
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STAPLES A. & S., a pair of sepia RP p/cs, showing them individually in Notts caps and blazers, by Richards, VG, 2 £40-60
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HARRIS C., RP p/c, h/s in blazer, by Richards, VG £20-30
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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, RP p/c of Lilley and Walker, both h/s in blazers, by Richards, a.m.r., FR to G, 2 £25-35
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AUTOGRAPHS, photos, candid shots, Cornhill cards, p/cs etc., many with a Glos. interest, Ken Grieves, Graham Hick, Mike Atherton, Mike Proctor, Bob Berry, Len Hutton/Bailey/Evans, Vic Jackson, Arthur Milton etc., good VR, 100* £80-100
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PAKISTAN, softback editions of the Board Of Control cricket annual, 1965, 1966/7, 1968/9, 1970, 1972/3, tour brochure to England 1967, together with Sri Lanka In England 1981 etc., generally G, 8 £30-40
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CERAMICS, a 9" Grays Pottery plate, 'The Noble Sport Of Cricket', with two printed black vignettes of George Parr and Alfred Mynn on yellow background, with Grays coloured backstamp and G1523 to reverse, EX £40-60
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CERAMCS, a Grays Pottery 5.5" milk jug, entitled 'The Noble Sport Of Cricket', with printed black vignette of Alfred Mynn and George Parr on yellow background, with gilt handle and rim, Grays stamp and G1521 to base, EX £70-90
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CERAMICS, a 5" Sandland ashtray with printed vignette of Jack Hobbs batting, VG £25-35
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MEDALLION, a scarce Masonic breast medallion, Kennington Lodge, 1381, with crossed bats stumps and two balls on light blue ribbon and date 1950/51, in original case, slight patina, G to VG £60-80
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AUSTRALIA, a white metal circular ashtray with a 3.5" figure of a kangaroo batting, inscribed to the bat J.R. 31.8.10, Made In England expressly for Dempster of York Street, Sydney, signs of wear to bowl, G £80-120
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TROPHY, a silver plated 8.5" cup of fluted form, with three cricket bats and ball to base, with laurel wreath, VG £100-120
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CERAMICS, a German bisque novelty figure of a large batsman, 3", modelled with pads and a bat, with nodding head, his face in the shape of a cricket ball, carrying brown bat, c.1900/10, possibly by Halse, age toning, G £60-80
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DOOR STOPPER, a 10" cast metal door stopper, in the design of W.G. Grace batting, wearing MCC cap, modern, Made in China, EX £25-35
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STEVENGRAPH, The First Over, showing cricket match in progress, in original brown mount, slight fading to edge from being in frame, G to VG £120-160
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MICKEY MOUSE, a 5" x 6" b/w illustrated page from a 1930s book, showing Mickey playing cricket, overmounted in black, G £16-22
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WOOD J., signed p/c, three quarter length in county sweater, by Kilroy, VG £20-30
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AUSTRALIA, an itinerary for the 1948 tour to UK, with the compliments of the Australian Board Of Control, 12 pages, some foxing to covers, about G £30-40
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TEAMS, p/cs, inc RP, Middx (Mann Capt), Yorks 1923/4, NZ 1958, b/w Australia 1930 Jaeger advert, generally G, 4 £25-35
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COCHRANE ALFRED, hardback edition of Told In The Pavilion, with Battley Library subscription sticker to front, some age toning to spine, G £20-30
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SCOTLAND, softback editions of The Forsyth's Scottish Cricket Record, 1955 and 1957, 2 x 3.5", G to VG, 2 £20-30
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PAPERWEIGHT, a 3.5" glass paperweight, by Nigel Pain, showing Mr. Hope of Amsterdam by Sablet 1792, modern issue, with certificate and original box, EX £25-35
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CERAMICS, a pair of 6" wall tiles, by Norwich, one of a batsman the other of a bowler, VG, 2 £30-40
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BODYLINE, a rare 11" x 7" sepia photo of Ceylon v the MCC at Colombo, 8th Oct. 1932, showing both teams and officials, laid down to album page and annotated by Freddie Brown, players inc Bowes, Voce, Paynter, Duckworth, Ames, Warner, Jardine, Allen etc., from the Freddie Brown Archives, G to VG £200-300
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