View ▼ Lots per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime leftLotLot nameNewestHighest priceLowest priceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low)Relevance Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 101-200 of 1846. Previous|12345678...19|Next Image Lot # Item title Time left Your bids 100 Hanson ‘Sammy’ Carter. New South Wales & Australia 1897-1925. Signature in ink of Carter to top corner of a fragment of an envelope loose mounted to small white card. The signature partially overprinted by a Sydney postmark, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 101 George Alfred Lohmann. Surrey, Western Province, England etc. 1884-1898. Nice signature in ink of Lohmann on small piece laid to tightly trimmed card and loose mounted to white card. Very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£260StatusSold View details 102 William Shepherd. Surrey 1864-1865 (13 matches). Four lines on a fragment of a ruled page in ink in the hand of Shepherd, including the signature ‘W. Shepherd’ followed by details of his playing career with Surrey, Dulwich College and the ‘1st Australians 1868’. Some uneven trimming, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£40StatusSold View details 103 George Giffen. South Australia & Australia 1881-1904. Nice signature in ink on piece loose mounted to white card. The piece clipped to one corner, sadly affecting the signature, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£90StatusSold View details 104 Victor Alexander ‘Vic’ Barton. Kent, Hampshire & England 1889-1902. Excellent signature in ink of Barton on small piece laid to tightly trimmed card and loose mounted to white card. Very good condition. Rare. Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£140StatusSold View details 105 Arthur Shrewsbury. Nottinghamshire & England 1875-1902. Nice signature in ink of Shrewsbury on small piece loose mounted to blue card with typed biographical label below. Very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£260StatusSold View details 106 Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire, Europeans, Patiala & England 1898-1930. Excellent signature in black ink of Rhodes on small album page. Sold with two further signatures in ink of England Test players, each on piece loose mounted to small white card. Signatures are George Duckworth (Lancashire, England etc. 1923-1947) and Edgar Thomas ‘Tom’ Killick (Middlesex, Cambridge University, England etc. 1926-1946). Minor faults to the Duckworth signature, otherwise in very good condition. Qty 3. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 107 Australia Test cricketers 1930s-1980s. Fifteen signatures of Australian Test cricketers signed to pieces or cards. Signatures are Len Darling, Ernie McCormick, George Tribe, Ron Archer, Ian Craig, Gil Langley, Jack Moroney, John Rutherford, Lindsay Kline, Neil Harvey, Geoff Noblet, Tom Veivers, Terry Jenner, Bruce Laird and David Hookes. Sold with twenty modern colour photographs, each signed by the featured player. Signatures include Tony Mann, Phil Carlson, Jeff Hammond, Brad Hodge, Ryan Harri Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£80StatusSold View details 108 Donald George Bradman. New South Wales, South Australia & Australia 1927-1949. One page typewritten letter from a Mr S.A. [Boffin] secretary to a lady, the letter dated 21st September 1948 and sent from the Piccadilly Hotel, London. The letter reads ‘Dear Madam, Mr Bradman has asked me to inform you that it was quite impossible, in view of the departure of the Australian Cricket Team on Thursday, to obtain the signatures of the other members of the team. His own signature is on the page indicate Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 109 William Lloyd Murdoch. New South Wales, Sussex, London County, Australia & England 1875-1904. Original and interesting two page folding letter handwritten in black ink from Murdoch to ‘Musgrave’, [Harry Musgrove played one Test match for Australia against England in 1885 and was manager of the 1896 Australian touring party], dated 10th July 1896. Writing from Hove in Sussex, Murdoch is writing to ask for a Test match ticket for an acquaintance from Cornhill, London ‘I am on the beg once more. Estimate£200 - £300Winning bid£440StatusSold View details 110 Arthur Alfred Mailey. New South Wales & Australia 1912-1931. Original four page handwritten letter in ink from Mailey to the Australian journalist and editor of ‘The Referee’ newspaper in Sydney, J.C. Davis. Written on Hotel Cecil, London, letterhead and dated 19th May 1921, on his first tour to England Mailey is writing during the match against Essex at Leyton and opens by stating ‘Although we are not allowed to write for newspapers... I don’t think I am breaking any contract in writing to you Estimate£150 - £250Winning bid£280StatusSold View details 111 Laurence John ‘Laurie’ Nash. Tasmania, Victoria & Australia 1929-1937. Single page letter handwritten in ink from Nash to ‘Dear Mr Bailey’. The note is undated but possibly written in 1954. Replying to a request for his autograph, Nash apologises for the delay and looks forward to the impending Ashes Test series against England, ‘As a matter of fact I will be writing for one of our own papers during the series. May the games be close & may the best side win’. Very nicely signed ‘Laurie Nash’. On Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£32StatusSold View details 112 Don Bradman. Single page handwritten letter from Bradman, dated 12th February 1979, written at Kensington Park, South Australia, replying to a request for his autograph ‘because you are a disabled person’. He continues, ‘Normally I would not answer because the stamps you send me are useless in this country & I don’t think it reasonable that I should pay to send my autograph to those who seek it. Thank you for your good wishes’. Very nicely signed Don Bradman. The letter in original envelope post Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£42StatusSold View details 113 Charles George ‘Charlie’ Macartney. New South Wales & Australia 1905-1926. Single page typewritten letter from Macartney to a collector, ‘Mr Hill’. Dated 14th February 1940, Macartney is replying to a request for six copies of his autograph, which he has provided. It appears the collector required one signature for each of the tours in which Macartney took part and he points out ‘you have overlooked the one to the East (Malaya) in 1927... I have included [another signature] to make it seven’. He Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£45StatusSold View details 114 John Walter Rutherford. Western Australia & Australia 1952-1961. Two page hand written aerogramme letter from Rutherford to Jack Sokell of the Wombwell Cricket Lovers’ Society. Dated 6th April 1956, Rutherford is writing from the S.S. Himalaya on the voyage to England for the 1956 Ashes tour. He thanks Sokell for the congratulations on his selection for the tour and notes that one of the patrons of the Society is the classical conductor, Sir John Barbirolli, saying ‘I share with Keith Miller a l Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 115 Richard Smallpiece ‘Dick’ Whitington. South Australia 1932-1946. Two double-sided hand written aerogramme letters from Whitington to Jack Sokell of the Wombwell Cricket Lovers’ Society. In the first letter, dated 8th September 1954, Whitington opens by thanking Sokell for ‘the kindness you all showed me at Wombwell’. He comments on the impending Ashes tour, ‘I was surprised that Fred Trueman was not chosen and the tour will lose popular appeal’. The second letter, dated 9th March 1955, primarily Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 116 Hunter Scott Thomas Laurie ‘Stork’ Hendry. New South Wales, Victoria & Australia 1918-1936. Single page handwritten letter to ‘Dear Anthony’ dated 5th July 1985. Hendry describes a luncheon given to him by the Cricketers Club of New South Wales to celebrate his ninetieth birthday, at which ‘100 sat down & another 100 were turned away. Lack of accommodation’. He names some of the dignitaries present, and telegrams from the likes of Australian Prime Minister ‘Mr. Hawke’, State Governor ‘Mr. Wran’, Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 117 Percival Mitchell ‘Percy’ Hornibrook. Queensland & Australia 1919-1934. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Mailey written on his ‘P.M. Hornibrook Dental Surgeon’ headed notepaper in Brisbane. Dated 20th July 1955, Hornibrook is enclosing two signed cards as requested, apologising for the ‘poor signature, the old hand is not as steady as years ago’. He is also sorry to ‘hear of Alan Fairfax having passed on as he was quite young’ (Fairfax died in 1955 aged 48). Nicely signed ‘P.M. Hornibr Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 118 Benjamin Arthur ‘Ben’ Barnett. Victoria & Australia 1929-1947. Single page handwritten letter in ink dated 26th November 1969 from Barnett to Ron Yeomans, collector and Secretary of the Northern Cricket Society. Writing from his home in Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, Barnett confirms his travel arrangements for attending an impending Society meeting. Nicely signed by Barnett. Light fold, otherwise in very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 119 C.W. Alcock to probably E.B.V. Christian 1902. Single page handwritten letter from Alcock on Surrey C.C.C. letterhead, dated ‘February 21st 1902’. Alcock writes ‘Christian, More proofd, A.C. says he has not counted England v 22 of Surrey...etc’ . I presume this is in connection with the history of Surrey Cricket, which he co-wrote, this had chapters by Ashley-Cooper and was published in 1902. Signed with his initials ‘C.W.A.’. Good condition Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£65StatusSold View details 120 James Lillywhite jun. Sussex & England 1862-1883. Single page handwritten letter with cricket content in ink from Lillywhite to A.J. Gaston, dated 21st November 1894. Writing on ‘Wheatsheaf Commercial Hotel, Chichester, James Lillywhite Proprietor’ letterhead, Lillywhite is replying to a request from Gaston to make a cricketing contribution to the Cricket Club Bazaar that was to take place in Brighton in December of the same year to raise funds. ‘Dear Sir, From time to time I have either sold or Estimate£180 - £250Winning bid£750StatusSold View details 121 Kumar Shri Duleepsinhji. Sussex, Cambridge University & England 1924-1932. One page typewritten letter, on Cricket Club of India’ headed paper, dated 18th May 1946 to ‘Rotarian McKay’ of the National Bank of India. Duleep is responding to a request to speak on cricket to the Rotary club ‘I am a little terrified at your kind invitation to speak on Cricket to my brother Rotarians on June 11th. I am afraid I am not a good speaker but thinking things over I have finally decided to agree to speak as Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£90StatusSold View details 122 Douglas Robert Jardine. Oxford University, Surrey & England 1920-1934. Two page handwritten letter, on ‘The Scottish Australian Company Limited’, London letterhead, in ink from Jardine to Jack Sokell, the letter dated 13th September 1954. Jardine is replying to an invitation to a function being held at Wombwell Cricket Lovers Society, possibly to speak. ‘I told you in my letter that we should be driving up to Scotland , so there will not be any need for anyone to meet me as I will come direct to Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£170StatusSold View details 123 John Berry ‘Jack’ Hobbs. Surrey & England 1905-1934. Handwritten letter from Hobbs to L. Dentith, a Steward aboard the P.O. R.M.S. Ranpura, and written on Vizianagram Palace, Benares headed paper. Hobbs has handwritten c/o Maharaja Kumar of Vizianagram above the printed address. The letter states ‘I had quite a shock when I realised that I left the ‘Ranpura’ without thanking you for looking after me so well on the voyage out. Please accept the enclosed £2 and forgive me for my lapse. I was very Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£65StatusSold View details 124 Sydney Francis Barnes, Warwickshire, Lancashire, Staffordshire, England & Wales 1894-1930. A typewritten letter from the Manager of the Portland Arms Hotel, St John’s Wood to Barnes dated 12th May 1955. The manager writes ‘Dear Mr Barnes, Thank you for your letter. We shall be pleased to reserve a room for you, but I think there is a mistake in the dates you ask for. The Lords Test takes place on the 23rd to 28th and you mention June 7th and 8th. I would be glad if you would kindly let me know w Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£340StatusSold View details 125 John Carpenter Garnier. Oxford University and M.C.C. (two matches). Handwritten two page letter from Garnier on ‘House of Commons Library’ headed mourning (black edges) paper, dated July 1880 and written from 42 St. James Place, London. Garnier is writing to a Mr Stills [?], he thanks him, for his letter and for getting flowers, the account to be dealt with by his wife, he then goes on to give his condolences .. Signed ‘J. Carpenter Garnier’. Loss to left hand top corner and some adhesive marks Estimate£30 - £40Winning bid£15StatusSold View details 126 W.G. Grace. Gloucestershire & England 1865-1908. Two page handwritten letter from W.G. Grace, written on London County Cricket Club headed paper (the cricket lined through and ‘Bowling’ added) to Sugden regarding him playing bowls. The letter dated 21st June 1908, ‘Dear Sugden, I want you to play on Thursday at Norwood [London] and on Saturday at Castle Bar Park v Great Western Railway. I was sorry you were not bale to play on Saturday and to hear that you would not be home until tomorrow, we go Estimate£200 - £300Winning bid£420StatusSold View details 127 John Thomas ‘Jack’ Brown. Yorkshire & England 1889-1904. Stoddart’s tour to Australia 1894/95. Original three page folding letter handwritten in ink from Brown to his family while on tour in Australia. Writing from Melbourne, the letter is undated but probably written during the course of the tour match v Victoria around 18th November 1894. He describes the voyage by ship, which he enjoyed, visiting sites en route at Gibraltar, Naples, Port Said and Colombo, with the final leg from Colombo to Pe Estimate£200 - £300Winning bid£170StatusSold View details 128 Wilfred Rhodes. Yorkshire, Europeans, Patiala & England 1898-1930. Single page handwritten folding letter from Rhodes to ‘Dear Johnny’. Writing from his home at Marsh Grove Road, Huddersfield, and dated 16th September 1930, Rhodes is asking for a new golf bag he has selected to be sent to him at his home address as ‘I shall be at home during the next week’. Nicely signed ‘W. Rhodes’. Good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 129 John Berry ‘Jack’ Hobbs. Surrey & England 1905-1934. Single page letter handwritten in ink from Hobbs to ‘Dear Mr Harvey’. Dated 5th August 1963 and writing from Hove just four months before his death, Hobbs is replying to a request for information about some ‘gramophone recordings... I regret to say that nothing has come to my assistance, which is not surprising when we remember it is perhaps 40 or 50 years when these recordings took place’. Very nicely signed ‘J.B. Hobbs’. Very good condition. Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£80StatusSold View details 130 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & England 1919-1945. Interesting single page typed letter from Sutcliffe to ‘Messrs’ Rowan & Co.’ in Glasgow. Written on Sutcliffe’s ‘Sports Agent’ business letterhead, Sutcliffe is confirming terms for ‘permission to assist you... £20 and all expenses’. He continues, ‘I informed Myers Hall [cricket bat maker] that you would place a further order if they agreed to let me off... I would suggest a far larger order of the XXX bats in full size and short handle. I feel s Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 131 Stanley Christopherson. Kent & England 1883-1890. Single page handwritten letter in ink. Dated 18th June (year unknown), Christopherson writes ‘Please understand that unofficially I am all out to do what I can, & to work with you will be an added pleasure’. Nicely signed ‘Stanley Christopherson’. Very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£160StatusSold View details 132 Donald John Knight. Surrey, Oxford University & England, 1911-1937. Single page handwritten letter in ink dated 6th February 1955 from Knight agreeing to meet Jack Sokell of the Wombwell Cricket Lovers’ Society. Signed ‘Donald Knight’. Good/ very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 133 Elias Henry ‘Patsy’ Hendren. Middlesex & England 1907-1937. Single page handwritten letter in ink dated 11th June 1925. Writing from Lord’s Cricket Ground Hendren thanks a publisher for sending a copy of the book ‘Gilligan’s Men’ by R.A. Noble. Very nicely signed ‘E. Patsy Hendren’. Adhesive mark to verso, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£50StatusSold View details 134 Charles Aubrey Smith. Cambridge University, Sussex & England, 1882-1896. Amusing two page handwritten letter in ink dated 5th August 1939. Smith is replying to a ‘Mrs Furness’ and writes ‘The enclosed has taken some time reaching me, as I do not live in Hollywood and only occasionally do I go to the Hollywood P.O. to see if any letters are lying there for me’. In the following postscript he adds ‘It was apparently forwarded by the London Films Co to me addressed just “Hollywood”’. Very nicely si Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£110StatusSold View details 135 Lord Martin Bladen Hawke. Yorkshire, Cambridge University & England 1881-1911. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Lord Hawke to ‘Dear Mr. Payne’. Hawke writes ‘Glad you got the job & ... you will succeed & bring Worcester finances up to good standard’. Nicely signed ‘Hawke’. The letter is dated ‘Tues’, year unknown but probably around 1927 when John Bertram Payne was elected President of Worcestershire C.C.C. and oversaw the organisation and stabilisation of the Club’s financial challeng Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£70StatusSold View details 136 Nottinghamshire C.C.C. Harold Larwood and Bill Voce. Two short single page handwritten letters, one from Harold Larwood, dated 11th December 1978, replying to a request for a signed photograph, the other from Voce, undated, regarding arrangements for the signing of two cricket bats. Both letters signed by the player. Good/ very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 137 Vyell Edward Walker. Middlesex, 1859-1877. Four page handwritten letter in ink to the Sussex cricketer and author, W.A. Bettesworth, dated ‘26th May [1900]’ with good cricket content. Walker suggests some amendments and corrections to proofs of the book, ‘The Walkers of Southgate’. One amendment refers to ‘Crawley [which] is wrong as printed & should be “Mr. C.D. Crawley [who] was the brother of Mr. G.B. Crawley the hero of the historical match against the Town in which he scored over a hundred, Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£110StatusSold View details 138 Timothy Arthur Dent ‘Tim’ Bevington. Middlesex 1900-1904. Two page handwritten folding letter in ink from Bevington to a school boy. Dated 28th October 1953 from his home in Vancouver, Canada, Bevington writes ‘I am glad you are in your school XI & wish you all sorts of luck & remember that the great secret of cricket is practice, you can’t have too much. I used to spend hours in the nets at Lord’s’. He closes by offering to try to get the autographs of ‘one or two old county cricketers’ now bas Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 139 John Daniell. Somerset & Cambridge University 1898-1927. Two page handwritten letter in ink from Daniell to ‘Dear [Francis] Lacey’, Secretary of M.C.C. dated 13th September 1923. Daniell is writing to recommend a player, J.M. Mackie, ‘as a playing member for next season’ having already been proposed for membership, seconded by Daniell. ‘He was asked several times to play for Somerset by Murray-Anderson [Secretary] but I don’t know if he can manage it’. Nicely signed ‘John Daniell’. Light folds, Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£40StatusSold View details 140 Sir Courtenay Edmund Boyle. Oxford University 1865-1867. Single page folding handwritten letter in ink on 13, Portman Street, London letterhead to a Mr Maxwell, dated 17th July 1871. Boyle is enclosing a ‘paper on Lords Cricket, which I hope will be worth its space... I have avoided... certain technicalities which in Oxford and Cambridge may be acceptable to male readers of Belgravia’. Nicely signed ‘Courtenay Boyle’. Some soiling and light creasing, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 141 James Douglas. Cambridge University & Middlesex 1892-1913. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Douglas, writing from Dulwich College. Writing to a Mr. Hodgson, Douglas states ‘I had a letter from my uncle Rev. R.H. Douglas asking me if I would write a testimonial for a Bacton man named Holmes who, I believe, played against Thrumpton about 8 years ago... [I] have written the enclosed in case it may be of any use’. Nicely signed ‘J. Douglas’. Horizontal fold, foxing, otherwise in good condi Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£22StatusSold View details 142 Henry Grey Tylecote. Oxford University, M.C.C. etc. 1874-1886. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Tylecote to ‘Dear [Francis] Lacey’, Secretary of M.C.C., dated 30th June 1923. Tylecote is enquiring after spare tickets for the Eton v Harrow match for a Mrs Wood. He closes by stating ‘I am playing cricket today’ (a few weeks before his 70th birthday!). Nicely signed ‘H.G. Tylecote’. Light folds, file holes, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£28StatusSold View details 143 Henry Knollys ‘Harry’ Foster. Oxford University & Worcestershire 1894-1925. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Foster to Charles Pratt Green. The letter on Foster’s Land Agency letterhead of Worcester, dated 7th July 1937. Foster writes to inform Green that he will be visiting his elderly mother in Malvern and attending meetings at the college, and hopes to ‘run up to see you’. Nicely signed ‘H.K.’. Light folds. Very good condition. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£75StatusSold View details 144 Lord Sheffield 1896. Rare single page folding letter handwritten in ink from Lord Sheffield to the Sussex cricket historian, Alfred J. Gaston. Dated 21st May 1896, and written at Sheffield Park, Lord Sheffield writes ‘The volume of the “Biographies” reached me safely—and I am exceedingly obliged to you for so kindly and promptly ordering it to be sent to me. I am afraid I cannot say that the “notice” of myself is satisfactory- or even correct- in matters of fact’. Nicely signed to the inside pa Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£75StatusSold View details 145 Lord Sheffield 1905. Rare original three page folding letter handwritten in ink from Lord Sheffield to the Sussex cricket historian, Alfred J. Gaston. Dated 4th May 1905, and written on Sheffield Park headed paper with monogram, Lord Sheffield is writing to thank Gaston for the ‘kind remarks and references you made to me personally in your “midwinter lectures” and which are reported fully in the “Sussex Advertiser... I was rather surprised to see how much of your references to me was omitted in Estimate£100 - £150Winning bid£200StatusSold View details 146 Percy Holmes. Yorkshire & England 1913-1933. Original single page handwritten letter in Holmes’ neat hand. Dated 20th March 1946, writing from Huddersfield, Holmes is replying to a request for his autograph. Nicely signed ‘Percy Holmes’. Adhesive marks to verso where previously laid down, some age toning, folds and wrinkling, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 147 Edward Humphrey Dalrymple Sewell. India, London County, Essex & M.C.C. 1892-1922. An entertaining single page letter handwritten in ink from Sewell to a ‘Mr Hill’. Dated 18th June 1946, Sewell is writing from his publisher’s office in Fleet Street on M.C.C. headed paper, in reply to a request for an autograph. He states ‘You have mixed me up with C.O.H. Sewell, a much better cricketer, who played for Gloucestershire. I played for Essex, & for London County with W.G. Grace’. He thanks the corresp Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£80StatusSold View details 148 Maurice Tompkin. Leicestershire 1938-1956. Single page handwritten letter in pencil from Tompkin. Dated 20th June 1939, Tompkin is writing from the Leicestershire ground at Aylestone Road, replying to a request for players’ autographs. Signed ‘M. Tompkin’. The page tightly trimmed with folds and some creasing, otherwise in generally good condition. Estimate£30 - £40StatusUnsold View details 149 Arthur Edward Newton. Oxford University & Somerset 1885-1914. Single page typed letter from Newton to a collector, ‘Mr Hill’. Dated 19th June 1934, Newton is writing from his home in Taunton, replying to a request for his autograph. He hope to see the Australians play at Taunton and reports that he is still playing in club matches ‘in spite of being over 70’. Very nicely signed in ink ‘A.E. Newton’. Minor adhesive marks to verso where previously laid down, light folds, otherwise in good conditi Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 150 Albert Ward. Yorkshire, Lancashire & England 1886-1904. Two page letter handwritten in ink from Ward, dated May 1893. Ward is replying to a request for a cricket bat from Charles Pratt Green. ‘I cannot oblige you with a bat this time. The one I have played with nearly all season and which has made me over 1000 runs in first class cricket this year for the first time in my career. I should like to keep in remembrance of it’. Very nicely signed ‘Albert Ward’. One side of the folding letter is laid Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£80StatusSold View details 151 Alfred Lyttleton. Cambridge University, Middlesex & England 1876-1887. Single page letter handwritten in ink by Lyttelton to ‘Dear Bruce’, dated 28th January 1890 from his office in London. Replying to a request, presumably to attend a function, Lyttelton writes ‘I am afraid cricket is on the 5th [which] makes it too uncertain for me to give any promise’. (Please to not placard me over Cambridge as you did last time when I had declined)’. Signed ‘A. Lyttelton’. Slight smudging to the signature, Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£110StatusSold View details 152 George Ernest Tyldesley. Lancashire & England 1909-1936. Two page folded letter handwritten in ink from Ernest Tyldesley to a Mr. Hunter. Dated 3rd November 1930, Tyldesley is writing to thank the correspondent ‘for your kind letter of sympathy received’ following the death of his brother, J.T. ‘Johnny’ Tyldesley (Lancashire & England 1895-1923). ‘The sudden death of my brother was a great shock, especially as he had recently been on the better side’. Very nicely signed, ‘Ernest Tyldesely’. Ligh Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£65StatusSold View details 153 Elias Henry ‘Patsy’ Hendren. Middlesex & England 1907-1937. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Hendren, dated 18th February 1926 on the official letterhead of the ‘West London Indoor Cricket & Sports Club’ where Hendren was Manager. Hendren is replying to an invitation from ‘Mr. [John] Webber’, Manager of the Sports Department at Harrods, to attend a week of promotional employment. ‘I am writing to confirm your offer to me at Harrods for one week... Hoping I shall be able to do some good Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 154 Herbert ‘Bert’ Strudwick. Surrey & England 1902-1927. Single page handwritten folding letter in ink from Strudwick in London to John Webber, Manager of the Sports Department at Harrods, dated 22nd March 1927. Strudwick is replying to an invitation of employment for promotional work at Harrods, ‘I called at the Oval this morning to obtain leave, but found Mr. R.N.C. Palairet [Secretary, Surrey C.C.C.] away until Monday next... I will write to you as soon as I hear from him’. Very nicely signed ‘H Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 155 Harold Larwood. Nottinghamshire, Europeans & England 1924-1938. Single page handwritten letter in ink on ruled paper from Larwood to John Webber, Manager of the Sports Department at Harrods. The letter is undated but probably 1927. Larwood is replying to an invitation of employment for promotional work at Harrods saying ‘I have today received a reply from the Committee of the “Notts CCC” and they are willing to release [me] on the dates arranged’ and closes by enquiring ‘shall I require my crick Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£40StatusSold View details 156 Henry Perkins. Cambridge University, Cambridgeshire & M.C.C. 1854-1868. Single page handwritten letter on M.C.C. letterhead, dated 29th June 1885. Writing in his capacity as Secretary of M.C.C., Perkins is inviting ‘My dear [F.M.] Lucas’ to play for Gentlemen v Players at Lord’s on 6th July. Very nicely signed ‘Henry Perkins’. Very good condition Estimate£30 - £40Winning bid£12StatusSold View details 157 Hon. Lionel Hallam Tennyson. Hampshire & England 1913-1935. Two page folding ‘In Memoriam’ letter handwritten in ink by Tennyson to ‘Dear Hugh [Pakenham]’. Dated 12th December 1916, Tennyson is writing to thank Pakenham for his ‘kind letter of sympathy’ following the death of his mother. Very nicely signed, Lionel H. Tennyson’. Light horizontal fold. Very good condition. Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£120StatusSold View details 158 Walter Alexander Humphreys. Sussex & Hampshire 1871-1900. Single page handwritten letter/ note in ink from Humphreys to ‘Mr Padwick’ dated 24th October 1889. Humphreys appears to be replying to an offer to buy a picture from him, stating ‘I have been so very busy during the opening of the Exhibition here that I have not known hardly what to do first... Your offer for Picture not being sufficient must decline with thanks’. Nicely signed ‘Walter Humphreys’. Small old tape repair to verso with show Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£75StatusSold View details 159 Lord Martin Bladen Hawke, Yorkshire & England 1881-1911. A two page handwritten folding letter in ink from Lord Hawke, who was Captain of Yorkshire for many years, to ‘My dear Talbot’, dated 14th March 1900. Writing from his home at Wighill Park, Tadcaster, the letter appears to relate to some gossip about ‘the Club [Yorkshire?]’ asking ‘Do tell me... the whys and the wherefores re [the] enclosed’. Nicely signed ‘Hawke’. Light fold and minor foxing, otherwise in good/ very good condition. Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£40StatusSold View details 160 John Edward Kynaston Studd. Middlesex & Cambridge University 1878-1884. Single page typed letter on ‘The Polytechnic, London’ official letterhead, of which Studd was a founder and President. Dated 8th December 1913, Studd writes to confirm his attendance at a forthcoming event. Nicely signed in ink ‘J.E.K. Studd’. Light folds. Very good condition. Estimate£60 - £90StatusUnsold View details 161 Edward Mills Grace. Gloucestershire & England 1870-1896. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Grace to ‘Fredk. J. Warden’, on Park House, Thornbury headed note paper, dated 27th July 1898. In his capacity as Secretary, Grace writes ‘Gloucestershire will play the strongest team they can on Monday’. Nicely signed ‘Edward Mills Grace’. The letter with old tape repairs to tears, some foxing and wear, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£65StatusSold View details 162 John Richard ‘Jack’ Mason. Kent & England 1893-1914. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Mason to ‘My dear Shrimp’ (H.D.G Leveson Gower). Dated 19th March 1903, Mason writes to say he is ‘sorry I shall have no time to get up matches this season [possibly for the Scarborough Festival]. I wish I could, but I should like to play sometimes for Old Wykehamists’. Very nicely signed ‘J.R. Mason’. Light horizontal folds, old tape to edges, some age toning, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£110StatusSold View details 163 John Thomas ‘Johnny’ Tyldesley. Lancashire & England 1895-1923. Single page handwritten folding letter in ink from Tyldesley dated 29th September 1898. Writing to the collector, Charles Pratt Green, Tyldesley is sending his thanks for the receipt of a cheque ‘value 18/6’. Nicely signed ‘J.T. Tyldesley’. Light laid down to the inside is a bookplate image of Tyldesley. Light horizontal fold. Good condition. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£75StatusSold View details 164 Walter Reginald ‘Wally’ Hammond. Gloucestershire & England 1920-1951. Single page letter handwritten in blue ink by Hammond to ‘Dear Mr Morris’. Dated 21st June (year unknown), Hammond is replying to requests for a meeting, ‘On August 12th I hope to be playing in the Festival Week at Edgbaston, on August Bank Holiday Monday I also hope to be playing at Lord’s’. Nicely signed ‘W.R. Hammond’. Light horizontal fold and creasing,otherwise in good condition. Estimate£70 - £100Winning bid£320StatusSold View details 165 Herbert Sutcliffe. Yorkshire & England 1919-1945. Single page handwritten letter in ink on Yorkshire C.C.C. official letterhead. Dated 18th June 1925, Sutcliffe is writing to the publisher, Messrs Chapman & Hall in London to thank them for ‘Mr Noble’s book “Gilligan’s Men”. It is exceptionally interesting’. Nicely signed ‘Herbert Sutcliffe’. Light fold, adhesive marks to verso where previously laid down, otherwise in good condition. Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£28StatusSold View details 166 Andrew ‘Andy’ Sandham. Surrey & England 1911-1937. Single page handwritten letter in ink from Sandham to ‘Dear Mr. Wolfe’, presumed to be the collector and brother-in-law of Sir Julien Cahn, E. George Wolfe. Written on Surrey C.C.C. official letterhead at the Oval and dated 3rd July 1934, Sandham sends his ‘thanks for the birthday present & I will certainly smoke your health on the 6th’. Nicely signed ‘Andy Sandham’. Light fold. Very good condition. Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 167 No lot StatusUnsold View details 168 Wykeham Stanley (Lord) Cornwallis. Kent 1919-1926. Single page handwritten letter on Lord Cornwallis’ official letterhead at Ashurst Park, Tunbridge Wells. In an undated letter to a ‘Mr Wells’, Cornwallis is replying to a request for his photograph, but is unable to find one with ‘a real cricket flavour. I therefore am signing this letter and also sending a further signature’. Nicely signed ‘Cornwallis’. Below, Cornwallis lists his playing career, ‘Kent XI 1919-1926. Capt. Kent XI 1924, 25, 26. Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£70StatusSold View details 169 M.C.C. Tour of Australia & New Zealand ‘Bodyline’ 1932/33. New Zealand leg of the tour. Three handwritten letters to Douglas Crampton (an autograph collector) from Fred Badcock, Jack Newman and Paul Whitelaw, all New Zealand Test cricketers who played against the M.C.C. during the 1932/33 Test tour. One letter dated 1943 and the other two 1978. Also an original photograph of M.C.C. tourists Maurice Leyland and Bill Voce attending Canterbury Racecourse near Christchurch and photographic images o Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£60StatusSold View details 170 Glenn Maitland Turner. Worcestershire, Northern Districts, Otago & New Zealand 1964-1983. Single page typed letter from Turner to ‘Dear Peter’ dated 31st August 1976. Writing from New Road, Worcester, Turner has been asked for his opinion on his best performance and writes, ‘I must choose the test against Australia in Christchurch (1974) which we not only won, but I managed a 100 in each innings in a reasonably low scoring game’. Nicely signed in blue biro ‘Glenn Turner’. Very good condition. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 171 Martin Paterson Donnelly. Wellington, Canterbury, Oxford University, Middlesex, Warwickshire & New Zealand etc. 1936-1961. Single page handwritten letter from Donnelly to a collector, ‘Mr Hill’. Dated 22nd August 1946, writing from his Oxford college, Donnelly apologises for the delay in sending requested autographs and looks forward to the coming Test series, presumably the 1946/47 Ashes series in Australia. Nicely signed ‘Martin Donnelly’. Light adhesive marks to verso where previously laid do Estimate£40 - £60StatusUnsold View details 172 Walter Arnold Hadlee. Canterbury, Otago & New Zealand 1933-1952. Single page typed letter on Hadlee’s business letterhead in Christchurch with original envelope. Dated 20th May 1958, Hadlee is replying to a request for a photograph for inclusion in the correspondent’s scrap books. Very nicely signed in ink ‘Walter Hadlee’. Light folds, otherwise in very good condition. Estimate£30 - £50StatusUnsold View details 173 William Russell Endean. Transvaal & South Africa 1945-1964. Single page handwritten letter in ink on ‘S.A. Cricket Touring Team Great Britain 1955’ letterhead. Dated 20th July [1955] on the eve of the 4th Test against England at Headingley, Endean is replying to an admirer, ‘Dear Mollie’, thanking her for her good wishes ‘and all the good luck your champagne cork can bring me!’ and also returns signed photographs. He closes saying ‘Thanks for wishing me a hundred tomorrow- I should love to oblig Estimate£30 - £50StatusUnsold View details 174 Derek John ‘Jackie’ McGlew. Natal & South Africa 1947-1967. Two page handwritten letter in ink on McGlew’s personal letterhead, dated 10th May 1996. Writing to ‘Dear Don’ in a letter with good cricket and other content, McGlew opens with a despairing description of the horror of the recent mass killings in Port Arthur, Tasmania. He then moves to sporting matters, looking forward to the F.A. Cup Final at Wembley between the ‘Reds [Liverpool’ and the ‘Red Devils [Manchester United]’ and will be su Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£35StatusSold View details 175 Learie Nicholas Constantine. Trinidad, Barbados, West Indies etc. 1921-1945. Excellent signature in ink on page of Learie Constantine. The small page loosely mounted to large album page with typed letter from Constantine similarly mounted below. The letter, dated 23rd August 1948, is in response to a request for his autograph, nicely signed ‘L. Constantine’. Light folds to the page and the letter, otherwise in very good condition. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£120StatusSold View details 176 George Copeland ‘Jackie’ Grant. Cambridge University, Rhodesia, Trinidad & West Indies 1928-1935. Two page double-sided handwritten letter in ink with good cricket content from Grant to ‘Mr Brooking’ dated 11th December 1936. Written on Grenada Secondary School ‘Head Master’ letterhead, he opens by commenting on England’s success in the first Ashes Test in Australia and states ‘They are doing much better than I anticipated’. His describes his own cricket, including playing for the school in a lo Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£48StatusSold View details 177 Esmond Seymour Maurice Kentish. Jamaica, Oxford University & West Indies 1947-1957. Two page handwritten letter in ink on lightweight paper, dated 24th November 1985. Writing from Jamaica to ‘Mr Stone’, Kentish is replying to a request for him to acquire the autographs of other West Indies cricketers, George Moodie, R.L. Fuller and A.G. Barrett, which he will try to do. He also offers to send the addresses of A.P. Binns and A.P.H. Scott ‘who now reside in the U.S.A.’, etc. Nicely signed ‘Esmond Estimate£50 - £80StatusUnsold View details 178 Ghulam Ahmed. Hyderabad, Muslims & India 1939-1959. Three page typed aerogramme letter from Ghulam Ahmed with handwritten corrections in green ink in Ahmed’s own hand. Dated 6th February 1953, Ahmed is writing from Hyderabad to Ron Yeomans of The Northern Cricket Society in Yorkshire. Ahmed opens by explaining his decision not to tour West Indies ‘because I was terribly stale... I might have become a liability’. He continues with comments on the ‘Latest developments in Australia... I feel there Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£50StatusSold View details 179 Withdrawn StatusUnsold View details 180 Intikhab Alam Khan. Surrey, Pakistan etc. 1957-1977. Single page handwritten letter from Intikhab Alam, undated but replying to a letter from the vendor dated 1976. Intikhab writes ‘The greatest pleasure of my Test career was when I scored my first Test hundred against M.C.C. in Pakistan and also completing my hundred Test wickets against England at the Oval’. Signed ‘Initkhab Alam’. Folds. Very good condition. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£35StatusSold View details 181 Donald George ‘Don’ Bradman. New South Wales, South Australia & Australia 1927-1949. ‘Australian Cricket Society Adelaide Branch. 5th Annual Dinner’ held at the Rex Hotel, Marleston, near Adelaide on the 24th September 1982. Official folding menu for the Annual Dinner signed to front cover by Don Bradman. Good condition Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£20StatusSold View details 182 England v India, The Oval 1946. Great Western Royal Hotel, Paddington Station four page menu card, dated 17th August 1946. Signed to front cover by four of the England players who played in the 3rd Test played at the Oval 17th- 20th August 1946. The four signatures are Len Hutton, Cyril Washbrook, John Ikin in ink and James Langridge in pencil. Good/ very good condition. Estimate£30 - £50StatusUnsold View details 183 M.C.C. tour to India, Pakistan & Ceylon 1951/52. Two original P&O folding menus. One, for a ‘Gala Night Dinner’ dated 18th March 1952 on board the ‘S.S. Chusan’ with floral colour illustration to the front of shamrocks, is signed to the inside ‘Autographs’ page in green and black inks by sixteen members of the M.C.C. touring party. Signatures are N. Howard (Captain), Carr, Brennan, Statham, Tattersall, Robertson, Lowson, Kenyon, Leadbeater, Ridgway, Graveney, Poole, Hilton, Watkins, Spooner and Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£45StatusSold View details 184 ‘Cricket Hall of Fame Celebration Lunch’ 1991. Official folding menu for the lunch held at Lord’s 14th June 1991. The menu signed in ink by twenty three attendees including England Test cricketers Denis Compton, Peter May, Donald Carr, Tony Lock, Ted Dexter, Fred Rumsey, Bob Barber, Peter Richardson, Dennis Amiss, Bob Woolmer etc., also Farokh Engineer (India), Leslie Crowther, Jeffrey Archer etc. Very good condition. Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£40StatusSold View details 185 Australia Cricket Team in England 1961. Official Australian Board of Control programme and itinerary for the tour to England. Decorative cover in green and gold with Australian emblem. To inside pages are the programme of matches to be played on the tour and the back cover is an autograph card with names of the touring Australians listed. This is signed by all members of the touring party in ink. Seventeen signatures including Benaud, Harvey, Booth, Davidson, Grout, McDonald, Simpson, Misson, Bu Estimate£80 - £120StatusUnsold View details 186 Australian tour of England 1972. Official National Sporting Club menu for the ‘Dinner to honour the Australian Touring Team 1972’. The Dinner held at The Safe Royal, London on the 27th June 1972. Signed in ink to inside pages by twelve of the guests present, both Australian and English. Signatures include Len Hutton, J. Gleeson, R. Marsh, D. Walters. G. Chappell, D. Lillee, B. Luckhurst, L. Ames, D. Insole, B. D’Oliveira etc. Very good condition Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£30StatusSold View details 187 Geoff Boycott. England & Yorkshire. Official menu for the dinner to celebrate Boycott attaining one hundred centuries in first class cricket, held at City Hall, Leeds, 14th November 1977. The menu with decorative covers, very nicely signed in ink by Boycott to front cover. The centre pages with diagrammatic representation of Boycott’s centuries and a small mono photograph of Boycott, Sutcliffe and Hutton taken on the occasion of Boycott reaching his hundredth first class century in the Test matc Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£42StatusSold View details 188 ‘The Yorkshire Evening News. Sutcliffe Shilling Fund Dinner’ 1925. Official menu for the Dinner held at the Griffin Hotel, Leeds on the 23rd May 12t to honour Sutcliffe’s three consecutive centuries in a row against Australia on the 1924/25 Ashes tour. The menu signed by many Yorkshire players, cricketers and guests who attended the event. Signatures in ink and in pencil include Sutcliffe, Robert ‘Bobby’ Peel, William Blackburn, E. Oldroyd, Leyland, Macaulay, Dolphin, Holmes, Waddington, Jack Hu Estimate£80 - £120Winning bid£55StatusSold View details 189 ‘The Yorkshire Cricket League’ Second Annual Dinner 1937. Official menu for the Dinner held at he Griffin Hotel, Leeds on the 5th November 1937. Signed to front cover by the League President Col. R.C. Chichester-Constable, who played for Yorkshire in 1919, George Hirst and A. Sellers (Yorkshire 1890-1899). Sold with a further menu for the ‘Yorkshire Cricket Council 27th Annual Dinner held at The Town Hall, Wakefield on the 19th May 1947, signed to front cover by Sutcliffe, Leyland, A. Brian Sell Estimate£50 - £80Winning bid£35StatusSold View details 190 Yorkshire. ‘Dinner in honour of Hirst and Rhodes and on the occasion of the publication of A.A. Thomson’s fiftieth book’. Official menu for the dinner given by ‘The Cricketer’ held at Lord’s Tavern, 25th June 1959. The menu with Yorkshire white rose emblem and printed title to front, menu and speakers to inside. Multi-signed to the rear cover by thirty two of the guests present. Signatures include Wilfred Rhodes, Wyatt, Allen, Sydney Barnes, Pelham Warner, Strudwick, Woolley, Sutcliffe, Hobbs, A Estimate£60 - £90Winning bid£180StatusSold View details 191 ‘Surrey County Cricket Club. Dinner to celebrate the 2nd Veteran’s Match played at Kennington Oval in aid of Centenary Appeal Fund’. Official menu for the Dinner held at the Albany Club, Savile Row on the 12th June 1947. The menu with titles and Surrey colours to front cover, menu to inner pages, nicely signed by thirteen players and guests in ink to inside pages and back cover by Surrey players, past and present and guests at the Dinner, Percy Fender, Bill Hitch, Jim Laker, Geoff Whittaker, Tom Estimate£70 - £100StatusUnsold View details 192 ‘The Triangular Tournament 1912’. ‘Dinner to the Colonial Cricketers, on the occasion of the Test Match, Australia v South Africa, at Old Trafford’. Original official menu for the post match Dinner held at the Queen’s Hotel, Manchester on Tuesday 28th May 1912. The folding menu with colour coat of arms/ emblem depicting the Springbok of South Africa and the Kangaroo of Australia with motto below ‘Wait and See’ in scroll to centre. To top border ‘Lancashire County Cricket Club’ and titles below e Estimate£250 - £350StatusUnsold View details 193 Arthur Mailey. Australia tour to England 1930. Original folding menu for the ‘Visit of the Australian Cricket Team’ for the dinner held at Oatlands Park Hotel, Weybridge, Surrey, 25th May 1930 on the rest day of the tour match v Surrey at Kennington Oval. The menu, with printed title to front, green and gold ribbon tie, features to the inside a hand drawn cartoon of a lady in pencil by Arthur Mailey. On the facing menu page is a signature in pencil, ‘Kathleen Vaughan[?]’, possibly the subject of Estimate£140 - £180StatusUnsold View details 194 Kent C.C.C. 1970s & 1980s. A selection of signed Kent-related menus. Club ‘Dinner’, Maidstone, 18th April 1975 (six signatures), Les Ames 80th birthday 1985 Dinner menu (unsigned) and invitation to a reception at the House of Lords, 11th December 1985 signed by Ames. Godfrey Evans 70th birthday 1990 Dinner menu signed by sixteen, plus invitation. ‘70’s Reunion Dinner Autograph Sheet’ 2000 signed by ten. ‘40th Anniversary Dinner. County Champions 1970’ 2010 signed by ten plus admission ticket. Si Estimate£50 - £70Winning bid£38StatusSold View details 195 ‘England v. Australia 1880-1980 Centenary Dinner’ 1980. Official M.C.C. folding menu for the Dinner held at Lord’s 26th August 1980. Signed to the centre pages by fourteen attendees. Signatures include Greg Chappell, Colin Ingleby-Mackenzie, Doug Ring, Don Tallon, Dickie Bird, Frank Tyson, Gil Langley, Ernie Toshack, Peter May, Trevor Bailey, Bob Appleyard etc. Very good condition. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£15StatusSold View details 196 ‘M.C.C. Anniversary and South African Touring Team Dinner’ 1998. Official M.C.C. folding menu, invitation card and table plan booklet for the Dinner held at Lord’s 12th May 1998. The menu boldly signed to the centre and rear pages by nineteen attendees. Signatures include Ted Dexter, Trevor Bailey, Fred Trueman, Brian Taylor, Alan Oakman, Bob Willis, Bob Taylor, Reg Simpson, Tony Lewis, Colin Ingleby-Mackenzie, Jim Swanton, Tim Rice, Roger Knight etc. The invitation card signed by Hansie Cronje. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£15StatusSold View details 197 ‘M.C.C. Lunch to the West Indies Touring Team commemorating the 100th Test Match at Lord’s and the Centenary of the first West Indies Tour to England’. 2000. Official M.C.C. folding 8pp menu booklet for the Lunch held at Lord’s 20th June 2000. Contents include scorecards of the West Indies first match at Lord’s v Gentlemen of M.C.C. 1900 and West Indies first Test victory at Lord’s 1950, menu, toasts and results of Test matches at Lord’s since 1884. Signed to the rear cover by thirteen members o Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£42StatusSold View details 198 ‘M.C.C. Dinner to the West Indies Touring Team’ 2004. Official M.C.C. folding menu for the Dinner held at Arundel 14th July 2004. The menu signed to the front and inside by thirty three attendees including members of the West Indies touring party. Signatures include John Shepherd, Simon Jones, John Barclay, Hubert Doggart, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Paul Terry, Gus Logie, John Emburey, Matthew Hoggard, Martyn Moxon, Alastair Cook, Tim Rice, Darren Maddy, Brian Lara etc. Very good condition. Estimate£30 - £50Winning bid£25StatusSold View details 199 Don Bradman. Official Anglo-American Sporting Club Dinner menu with Guest of Honour ‘Sir Don Bradman in recognition of his unique and unforgettable contribution to world cricket’ held at The London Hilton on 13th May 1974. The menu with pictorial cover showing a colour caricature of Bradman batting by artist Roy Ullyett. To inside pages, menu, toasts and programme of boxing for the evening. Nicely signed to front cover by Bradman. From the collection of Alan Curtis, English actor and Lord’s cric Estimate£40 - £60Winning bid£80StatusSold View details Lots per page 102550100 Previous|12345678...19|Next12345678910111213141516171819 Previous 12345678910111213141516171819 Next
