Knight's Sporting Auctions Auction of Cricket, Football & Sporting Memorabilia - Live Four Day Auction (#24) 06/08/2026 10:30 AM BST Starts Ending 06/08/2026 10:30 AM BST Auction Info Live Sale View ▼ Lots per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime leftLotLot nameNewestHighest priceLowest priceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low) Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 201-210 of 701. Previous|1...192021222324...71|Next Lot #1344 Freeman, Hardy & Willis c.1900. Four early advertising cards featuring cricket scenes/ cartoons. One, titled ‘Cricket Cranks. Find the Doctor’, features a roundel of an illustration of F.S. Jackson with a humorous scene of a cricketer being charged by a bull, printed in red and black. Other cards, printed in colour, depict illustrations of cricketers at play, with titles ‘Middlesex v. Lancashire. Find W.G. Grace and a Lancashire Lad’, Petty series no. 8074, ‘Hitting Out. Find Jessop & MacLaren’, Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40Current absentee£130 (2 bids) Lot #1345 Huntley & Palmers Biscuits 1878. Three original colour Victorian chromolithograph advertising cards with gold borders, each depicting a different cricket scene, titled ‘Huntley & Palmers Biscuits, Reading & London’. To verso, printed details of the company’s product range, with details in French for the ‘Grand Prix de L’Exposition Universelle de Paris 1878’. Each measures 3”x4.5”. Wear to edges, creasing to one, adhesive marks to verso of two, otherwise in good condition. Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #1346 Early cricket cards. Three 19th century colour chromolithograph cricket cards each with a different image of a boy cricketer, two wearing a red cap, the other with red and blue quartered cap. Two cards are titled ‘Batsman’ and ‘Fielder’, both overprinted in the top panel by advertisers, the other titled ‘Bowled’ has been trimmed, lacking the advertising panel. The ‘Batsman’ card with further printed advertising to verso, others plain back. All ‘Copyright 1881 by O.J. Ramsdell’ (Ross Climax Cigar Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #1347 Early cricket cards. Four 19th century colour chromolithograph plain back cricket cards, each depicting the same image of a sprawling boy with flying stumps, titled ‘Bowled Out’. Three are printed in blue, one in red, all with a gold coloured sky. Two cards overprinted by advertisers for American retail outlets, all ‘Copyright 1881 by Geo. M. Hayes’ (U.S.A.). Each card measures 3”x4.5”. Some wear to edges and corner of one card, minor age toning, otherwise in good condition. Rare. Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #1348 Cricket appointment postcard 1934. Plain postcard with interesting printed request for engagement as an amateur cricket player sent out to clubs by ‘J.R. Dixon’, who was living at the time at Ashmill Street, London NW1. Dixon describes himself as a ‘Late County Player... First Batsman, slow or steady or fairly sharp scorer... Bowling, Slow to Medium Leg Break with leg swerve’ and proposes terms for a trial period of four matches as an amateur for expenses or ‘as I am in Business as a Printer, a Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #1349 Early cricket menu and Christmas card. Small original folding menu card for Jesus College, Cambridge, dated 9th November 1881. The elaborate front cover engraving depicts a winged insect (cricket) in batting stance at the wicket with college buildings in the background, titled ‘Cricket’. Adhesive marks to verso, slight splitting to fold. Sold with an early concertina fold Christmas card, the front titled ‘Cricket. Losing the Toss’ with cartoon of a boy being chased by a bull, and seven cartoon p Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #1350 Cricket trade card miscellany 1920s onwards. A mixed selection of trade cards, postcards, playing and fixture cards etc. Contents include ‘Juno Picture Books County Cricketers No. 1’ 1949. Godfrey Phillips miniature Pinnace card no. 163C of Storer c.1923. ‘Player’s Please’ advertising fixture booklet for 1939, and a Glamorgan C.C.C. Advertising fixture card for Rizla 1957. ‘Midget’ postcard of a boy cricketer ‘Presented with the “Red Letter”’. Small jigsaw puzzle for Procea Bread etc. Odd minor Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #1351 Boy cricketer postcards c.1913. Six early colour postcards of photographic images of a young boy in various batting poses. ‘Series 1888’ printed in Saxony. Titles are ‘Ready for a run’, ‘The hope of his side’, ‘Well played Sir’, ‘A narrow squeak’, ‘Play’, and ‘Ready for the play’. Five postally used, two with postmarks for 1913. Wear to some corners, odd creasing and soiling, otherwise in good condition. Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #1352 Commonwealth tour to India & Ceylon 1950/51. Official Christmas card with team colours in stripes to front, printed team photograph to inside. Signed in ink by two members of the touring party, George Tribe and Bruce Dooland. Light creasing, otherwise in good condition. Login to bid Estimate£30 - £40Starting£20 Lot #1353 M.C.C. tour of Australia & New Zealand 1946/47. Official M.C.C. Christmas card with decorative covers and printed caricatures of the M.C.C. team by Mailey to rear page. Unsigned. 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