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 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 201-300 of 1888. Previous|12345678...19|Next Lot #200 Signed cricket menus 1953-1955. Five signed menus for cricket dinners. West Wickham C.C. Annual Dinners, 16th January 1953 and 12th February 1954, one signed to the inside by John Warr, Leslie Ames, Leslie Todd and two others, the other signed to the back by Alec and Eric Bedser, Ray Dovey and Stuart Surridge. Wallington C.C. Annual Dinners 14th November 1953 and 12th November 1955, one signed to back by Stuart Surridge and Tony Lock with personal inscriptions, the other to the front by Surridge Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #201 Signed cricket & sporting menus 1954-1957. Three signed menus for dinners. ‘Sporting Record “Sportsman of the Year” Trophy Presentation to Gordon Pirie’, Savoy Hotel 12th April 1954. Signed to the front by Pirie (Athletics), also by cricketers George Duckworth, Laurie Fishlock, Patsy Hendren, Alec and Eric Bedser, Douglas Jardine, Leslie Ames, plus Sam Bartram, Tommy Lawton, Alf Ramsey (football), Pat Smythe (show jumping), Freddie Mills (boxing) etc. Horizontal fold. Sold with two menus for the Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #202 Brian Lara. West Indies tour to England 2004. Official folding menu for the Dinner to the West Indian Touring Team held at Arundel during the course of the tour match v M.C.C. on 14th July 2004. Signed in bold black ink to the front cover by Brian Lara. Also signed in ink to the back by Shiv Chanderpaul, and to the inside by a further thirteen attendees including members of the M.C.C. team, Dale Benkenstein, Simon Jones, Matthew Hoggard, Charl Willoughby, John Stephenson and Min Patel, also John Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #203 Northern Ireland cricket and other sporting menus 1947-1995. A selection of twelve menus including a folding menu for the ‘Complimentary Dinner in honour of Mr. Sydney F. Jackson’, President of the Irish Cricket Union, held at Donegall Place, Belfast, 31st January 1947. Nicely signed to the centre pages by Jackson and twenty four other attendees. Lisburn C.C. Annual Dinner 1980 signed by Fred Trueman and 1986 signed by Colin Milburn. Instonians C.C. ‘David Gower Dinner’ Belfast 1985 signed to ba Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #204 Cricket Club signed annual dinner menus 1947-1994. A good selection of eight menus, each signed by attendees. Dinners are Amersham Hill C.C. Annual Dinner 1947, signed by Bill Edrich. Central Lancashire Cricket League Annual Dinner 1978, signed by Jim Laker. Four Cross Arrows C.C. Annual Dinners for 1989 signed to back by Alec Bedser, Lord Bramall, John Stephenson and John Jameson, 1993 signed to the front by Clive Radley, Tom Graveney and John Jameson, 1994, signed to the front by Jameson, Roge Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #205 West Indies tour to England 1973. Official folding menu for the Dinner given by the Sheffield Cricket Lovers’ Society to the West Indies touring party, held at Sheffield 30th August 1973. Printed title to front, Menu and Toasts to inside. The rear cover is nicely signed in ink by fifteen attendees. Players’ signatures include Ishant Ali, Foster, Gibbs, Holder, Lloyd, Willett, Headley, Fredericks, David Murray, Boyce, Deryck Murray, Shillingford, also Tony Cozier and one other. Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #206 West Indies tour to England 1976. Official folding menu for the Tribute Dinner given by the Sheffield Cricket Lovers’ Society to the West Indies touring team, held at City Hall, Sheffield, 30th June 1976. Printed title to front, Menu and Toasts to inside. The front cover nicely signed in ink by seventeen attendees. Players’ signatures include Lloyd (Captain), Gomes, Kallicharran, Holding, Daniel, Murray, Greenidge, Fredericks, Julien, King, Jumadeen, Roberts etc. Good/ very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #207 Donald George Bradman. New South Wales, South Australia & Australia 1927-1949. ‘Simpson’s Fish Ordinary [meal at fixed time and price], 76 Cheapside, E.C.2’. Small original two sided card menu for the Ordinary served ‘At 1 o’clock every day except Saturday’. Menu to face and ‘Cheese Competition’ to verso. Beautifully signed by Bradman in ink to verso, probably in the 1930s. Odd marks otherwise in good+ condition. A rare early signature of Bradman. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #208 Australian tour of the West Indies 1955. Official R.M.S. Rangitane four page folding menu card with drawing of the Staple Inn, Holborn by Joseph lee to front cover, dated the 12th July 1955. Details and menu to inside pages and the back cover ‘Autographs’ page signed by seventeen members of the Australian touring party including the manager, T. Burge in pencil. Signatures include I. Johnson (Cpt), Archer, Miller, Morris, Langley, Harvey. Flavell, Benaud, Lindwall, Burge, Johnston, Davidson etc w Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #209 South Africa tour to England 1935. Rare official folding menu card for the ‘Welcome Luncheon to The Springboks. The South African Cricket Team’ given by the Institute of Journalists, London District, held at the Criterion Restaurant, 26th April 1935. The menu with printed title and emblems to front, Menu and Toasts to inside pages. The rear cover has been very nicely signed in black ink by twelve members of the South African touring party. Signatures are Wade (Captain), Crisp, Williams, Tomlinso Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #210 Frank Mortimer Maglinne Worrell. Barbados, Jamaica and West Indies 1941-1964. Official menu for the Dinner and Presentation given for Sir Frank Worrell by the National Sporting Club at the Cafe Royal, London, 24th June 1964. The menu with decorative cover and yellow cord tie, signed and dated in ink to the front cover ‘Headingley 4.7.64. Best wishes from Frank Worrell’. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #211 Yorkshire. M.C.C. tour to Australia 1928/29. Official folding menu for the ‘Complimentary Dinner and Welcome Home to the Yorkshire Members of the M.C.C. Australian Tour Team, 1928-9’ given by the Yorkshire Cricket Council, held at the Griffin Hotel, Leeds, 23rd April 1929. Signed to the rear ‘Autographs’ cover by eight attendees including, in ink, Maurice Leyland, F.C. Toone (tour Manager) and Herbert Sutcliffe, also in pencil William Worsley and others. Ownership name of C. Derbyshire(?) to fro Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #212 Bodyline. M.C.C. tour to Australia 1932/33. Official folding menu for the ‘Complimentary Dinner and Welcome Home to the Yorkshire Members of the M.C.C. Australian Tour Team, 1932-3’ given by the Yorkshire Cricket Council, held at the Griffin Hotel, Leeds, 21st June 1933. Nicely signed in black ink to the rear cover by ten attendees including tour members, R.E.S. Wyatt, Bill Bowes, Herbert Sutcliffe, Hedley Verity, and Maurice Leyland, also Brian Sellers (Captain of Yorkshire 1933-1948) etc. Gilt Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #213 M.C.C. tour to Australia 1920/21. Official menu for the ‘Complimentary Smoke Concert to the Hon. D. Mackinnon, President, Victorian Cricket Association on the occasion of his visit to Europe’. Held at the Masonic Hall, Melbourne, 14th February 1921. The four page menu with card wrappers and cord tie features a colour illustration to the front cover by Arthur Mailey of Mackinnon depicted wearing kilt, VCA blazer, bat in one hand, duck in the other. The final page has been signed in ink and pencil Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #214 M.C.C. tour to Australia & New Zealand 1954/55. Official large folding menu for the ‘Farewell Dinner’ on board the R.M.M.V. Stirling Castle, dated 1st April 1955. The front cover with attractive colour illustration of Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. Signed in ink to back cover by Jack Hobbs. Some staining, otherwise in good condition. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #215 South Africa tour to England 1951. Original menu for the ‘Dinner in honour of the South African Cricket Team in the Harcourt Rooms of the House of Commons’ held on 26th June 1951. The menu with decorative covers, to inside menu, toasts and guest list including names of government attendees, notably Clement Attlee, Anthony Eden, Selwyn Lloyd, Harold Macmillan etc. The inside back and rear covers have been profusely signed in ink by attendees, over thirty signatures in total. South African’s signa Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #216 India tour to England 1967. Official folding menu for the dinner given by the Northern Cricket Society to ‘The Indian Cricketers’ held at Leeds, 7th June 1967. Signed to the centre Menu and Toasts pages by seventeen attendees, including sixteen of the Indian tourists. Signatures include Nawab of Pataudi (Captain), Engineer, Prasanna, Wadekar (signed twice), Borde, Mohol, Sardesai, Venkataraghavan, Chandrasekhar, Surti, Subranamyam, Bedi, Kunderan, Saxena, Hanumant Singh and Chinnaswamy (Treasure Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #217 ‘Grand Cricket Match for Tom Goddard’s Benefit. Sir Julien Cahn’s Eleven v Mr B.H. Lyon’s Eleven 1936’. Official folding card programme with scorecard to centre pages for the match played at The Stinchcombe Stragglers Ground at Stinchcombe (Gloucestershire) on the 13thand 14th September 1936. Signed in ink to the teams scorecard page by both teams. Signatures include L.G. Crawley, R.J. Crisp, C.S. Dempster, D.P.B. Morkell, I. Peebles, P. Vaulkard, B.H. Lyon, T. Goddard, B.O. Allen, L. Constantin Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #218 New Zealand XI v Commando XI 1945. Single sheet card war-time programme for the match played at Bognor Cricket Club Ground on the 6th September 1945. The card card with printed details of the team in blue, signed by all the players featured in ink. For New Zealand signatures include James, Donnelly, Vincent, Badcock, Pritchard, Jacobs, Brierley etc and for the Commando XI, Trevor Bailey, Alf Gover, W.G. Graham (WI), J. Knowles (Notts), E. Tinkler (Worcs), A. Mallett (Kent), A.B. Quick (Essex). T Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #219 Australian Tour of England 1926. Official Orient Line ‘R.M.S. Otranto’ folding menu for Luncheon given on board ‘Thursday, February 16th 1926’, the ship bringing the Australian touring team to England for the Ashes tour. The folding menu with photographic image of the ship to front cover, the inside with printed menu, and beautifully signed to the opposite side by sixteen of the touring party. Signatures are H.L. Collins (Cpt), Bardsley, Grimmett, Andrews, Taylor, Mailey, Gregory, Ellis, Ponsfo Login to bid Estimate£120 - £160Starting£70 Lot #220 Australia tour of England 1934. Official ‘Australian XI English Tour 1934 Orient Line R.M.S. “Orford”’ brochure. The front cover features the Ashes urn with lion and kangaroo to either side in green and gold. The brochure is fully and nicely signed in black ink to the biographies by all eighteen members of the touring party including the management. Login to bid Estimate£200 - £300Starting£120 Lot #221 Australia tour to South Africa 1935/36. Official folding card with colour illustration to front of the S.S. ‘Themistocles’ ship on which the touring party returned to Australia from South Africa. Signed in ink to the inside ‘Autographs’ page by all fifteen members of the touring party. Signatures are Richardson (Captain), McCabe, McCormick, Chipperfield, Sievers, O’Reilly, Barnett, Grimmett, O’Brien, Fleetwood-Smith, Brown, Fingleton, Darling, Oldfield, and Rowe (Manager). Heavy wear to the card Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #222 Australian Tour of England 1938. Original ten shilling bank note signed in ink to one side by fifteen members of the touring party. Signatures are, reading roughly left to right Don Bradman (Cpt), Waite, Fingleton, McCormick, Hassett, Barnes, Fleetwood-Smith, Badcock, White, Walker, Brown, Barnett, McCabe, Chipperfield, Ward, O’Reilly and W.H. Jeanes (Manager). Title ‘Australian Cricket Team 1938’ to top border. To the other side of the note are the signatures of W.A. Woodfull (former Captain), Login to bid Estimate£120 - £160Starting£70 Lot #223 Australia tour to South Africa 1957/58. Official folding card issued on board the Shaw Savill Line Q.S.M.V. ‘Dominion Monarch’ at Cape Town. The front cover with colour illustration of a pair of kingfishers. The inside front cover with printed title, ‘Australian Cricket Team South African Tour 1957-58 Autographs’ with the printed names of the Australian touring party, fully signed in ink by all sixteen listed players and one other. Players’ signatures are Craig (Captain), Harvey, Benaud, Burge, Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #224 M.C.C. tour of India, Burma and Ceylon 1926/27. First English cricket tour of the sub continent since 1902/03. Large format mono real photograph postcard of the P&O liner, ‘R.M.S. Ranpura’. Published by the Ocean Trading Co., Southampton. Signed in black ink to the skyline above the ship by fourteen members of the touring party. Signatures are Gilligan (Captain), Tate, Astill, Boyes, Geary, Parsons, Earle, Wyatt, Eckersley, Hill, Sandham, Chichester-Constable and Mercer. 10.5”x5.5”. Smudge to th Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #225 ‘M.C.C. Australian Tour 1928-9’. Official ‘Orient Line, R.M.S. Ormonde’ souvenir brochure with decorative covers, M.C.C. colours to front. To inside pages a real mono photograph of the M.C.C. team laid down to the itinerary page, pen pictures and biographies of the M.C.C. team etc. Nicely signed in black ink to the front cover by fifteen members of the touring party. Signatures are White, Hendren, Sutcliffe, Freeman, Leyland, Geary, Larwood, Jardine, Tate, Chapman, Duckworth, Hobbs, Tyldesley, H Login to bid Estimate£150 - £250Starting£90 Lot #226 Walter Latter ‘Tich’ Cornford. Sussex & England 1921-1947. M.C.C. Tour of Ceylon and Australia 1929/30. Official M.C.C. folding printed Christmas card for the tour with M.C.C. George and the dragon emblem to front cover, greeting and mono image of the team on the ship to inner pages. Signed in black ink to the card ‘Tich’ Good/very good condition Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #227 ‘Bodyline’. Official M.C.C. Christmas card from the M.C.C. ‘Bodyline’ tour of Australia 1932/33. Excellent decorative cover in M.C.C. colours, M.C.C. emblem of St. George & Dragon, caricatures, by Arthur Mailey, of the M.C.C. team stood on a outline map of Australia and printed detail ‘Christmas Greetings 1932 from The M.C.C. in Australia’. Paper insert to inside with printed message ‘With Sincere Wishes for a Bright and Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year’. Signed in ink from ‘T Login to bid Estimate£150 - £250Starting£90 Lot #228 Hugh Tryon Bartlett. Surrey, Cambridge University & Sussex 1933-1949. Official M.C.C. 1938/39 Christmas card from the ‘Timeless Test’ tour with cover image of a map showing England and South Africa with emblem of M.C.C. and South Africa. To inside a photograph of the team and the wording, ‘The Managers and Members of the M.C.C. Cricket Touring Team 1938-39. Wish you a happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year’. Signed ‘Wonderful trip with the most tremendous hospitality, Hugh Bartlett’. Adhesive Login to bid Estimate£50 - £70Starting£30 Lot #229 M.C.C. tour of the West Indies 1947/48. M.C.C. folding Christmas card with M.C.C. emblem in red to cover and image of ‘Old Father Time’ to inside, signed ‘From Lord’s Cricket Ground’ in ink to inside. The card is folded into four and to the inside, once unfolded, the card has the typed tour detail, fixtures and results and has been signed by all fifteen members of the touring party plus Pelham Warner who travelled with the team. Signatures include Allan (Cpt), Griffiths, butler, Cranston, Evans, Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #230 World Series Cricket World XI. Australia 1977/78. Official Christmas card with a colour photograph of the World XI in cricket attire to front, ‘Seasons Greetings’ printed to centre. Fully signed in ink to the verso by the fourteen featured players. Signatures are Tony Greig, Eddie Barlow, Derek Underwood, Alan Knott, Dennis Amiss, John Snow, Imran Khan, Mushtaq Mohammad, Asif Iqbal, Barry Richards, Majid Khan, Zaheer Abbas, Bob Woolmer and Mike Procter. Good/ very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #231 No lot Login to bid Starting£0 Lot #232 Australia. Three large sheets of ‘ledger’ size paper (9.5”x15.5”), one with excellent head and shoulders self portrait of Mailey by Mailey, nicely signed in ink and dated 14th August 1948, being the first day of the Oval Test match, England v Australia, the sheet also signed below by Alan Fairfax of Australia, the second with excellent pen and ink caricatures head and shoulders portraits of Arthur Morris, Don Tallon and Ray Lindwall running down the pages, very nicely signed below each portrait Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #233 David Denton and George Hirst. Yorkshire C.C.C. Two sheets of large ‘ledger’ size paper (9.5”x15.5”), each very nicely signed in ink to the top of the page by the featured player, with his date of birth, who has then proceeded to write his career highlights below. One sheet is for David Denton (Yorkshire & England 1894-1920), born 4th July 1874, with career highlights including 1010 innings for Yorkshire scoring 33,608 runs, average 33.27, 3 hundreds in succession, 139 and 138 with M.C.C. team a Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #234 Frederick Fane and Percy Perrin. Essex C.C.C. Two sheets of large ‘ledger’ size paper (9.5”x15.5”), each very nicely signed in ink to the top of the page by the featured player who has then proceeded to write his career highlights below. One sheet is for Frederick Luther Fane (Essex, Oxford University & England 1895-1922), with his career listed as Charterhouse School XI 1892-3-4, Oxford University XI 1897-9-8 [sic], Essex XI 1894-1921 Capt. 1904-06. West Indies 1902. New Zealand and Australia 1 Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #235 Test and county team signatures 1948. Large green autograph book containing the nicely signed ink signatures of the England and Australia Test teams, the Gentlemen and Players teams and eight county teams from 1948. The England page signed by twelve players and appears to be the team who played the 2nd Test at Lords, signatures include Yardley (Cpt), Wright, Edrich, Dollery, Hutton, Compton, Coxon, Laker, Evans, Emmett (12th man) etc, the Australian page signed by eight players, Lindwall, Hamenc Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #236 Cricket ephemera. Selection of signed and unsigned ephemera including photographs, programmes, trade cards, magazine pictures, stamps, paper pieces etc. Signatures include Haynes Walcott, Gavaskar, Zaheer, Boycott, J. Anderson, Cowdrey, S&M Waugh, M. Taylor, M. Slater, B. Simpson, B. Bedi, P. May, G. Sobers, Trueman, Statham, Lillee, Thomson, Engineer, R. Smith, M. Ahmed etc. Includes a Denis Compton ltd edition phonecard. G Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #237 Century of Centuries. Ten original Bank of England £10 bank notes with consecutive serial numbers, each individually signed in black ink by a player who has achieved the feat of one hundred first-class centuries. Signatures are Tom Graveney, John Edrich, Geoff Boycott, Glenn Turner, Zaheer Abbas, Dennis Amiss, Viv Richards, Graham Gooch, Graeme Hick and Mark Ramprakash. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #238 Cricket authors, journalists, illustrators and broadcasters signatures 1960s/ 1970s. A small page of Queens Hotel, Leeds, headed note paper nicely signed in ink by seven including E.M. Wellings, Roy Ullyett, Crawford White, Charles Bray, Alex Bannister, L.N. Bailey and J.M. Kilburn. Sold with loose pieces individually signed by R.C. ‘Crusoe’ Robertson-Glasgow, Brian Johnston, Henry Blofeld (heavily trimmed), Jim Swanton (laid down) etc. Also a signed colour photograph of Richie Benaud, and one o Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #239 Leicestershire C.C.C. 1960s-1980s. Black folder comprising a large selection of signed magazine extracts, cuttings, pages, odd photograph etc. of Leicestershire teams and players. Over three hundred signatures with heavy duplication. Signatures include Illingworth, Higgs, McKenzie, Davison, Booth, Birkenshaw, Tolchard, Spencer, Dudleston, Knight, Jayasinghe, Bird, Hallam, Munden, Norman, Inman, Haywood, Gower, Boon etc. Good condition. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #240 Hampshire C.C.C. 1960s-1980s. Black folder comprising a large selection of signed magazine extracts, cuttings, pages etc. of Hampshire teams and players. Over one hundred and fifty signatures with heavy duplication. Signatures include Gilliatt, Sainsbury, Holder, Lewis, Jesty, Stephenson, Richards, O’Sullivan, Greenidge, Turner, Rice, Shackleton, Cottam, Keith, Barnard, Marshall, Ingleby-Mackenzie etc. Good condition. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #241 Middlesex C.C.C. 1950s-1980s. Black folder comprising a large selection of signed magazine extracts, cuttings, pages etc. of Middlesex teams and players. Over three hundred and fifty signatures with heavy duplication. Signatures include Warr, Moss, Clark, Russell, Gale, Brearley, Radley, Emburey, Selvey, Murray, Gale, Parfitt, Barlow, Price, Featherstone, Titmus, Selwood, Daniel, Herman, Edmonds, Gatting, Gould, Butcher, van der Bijl, Maru, James etc. Good condition. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #242 Surrey C.C.C. 1960s-1980s. Black folder comprising a large selection of signed magazine extracts, cuttings, pages, the odd press photograph etc. of Surrey teams and players. Approx. five hundred signatures with heavy duplication. Signatures include Arnold, Skinner, Jackman, Long, Knight, Storey, Younis Ahmed, M. Stewart, Howarth, Edwards, Pocock, Intikhab Alam, Harman, D. Smith, Owen-Thomas, Wilson, Edrich, Skinner, Butcher, Clinton, Payne, Jefferson, Willis etc. Good condition. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #243 Warwickshire C.C.C. 1950s-1980s. Blue folder comprising a large selection of signed magazine extracts, cuttings, pages etc. of Warwickshire teams and players. Over two hundred and eighty signatures with heavy duplication. Signatures include Horner, Barber, Wheatley, Whitehouse, Humpage, D. Smith, Amiss, M.J.K. Smith, Rouse, McVicker, Hemmings, Oliver, Jameson, A. Smith, Blenkiron, Perryman, Flower, Abberley, Ibadulla, Gibbs, Brown, Bannister, Cartwright, Willis, Flick etc. Good condition. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #244 County signatures c.1948. Autograph album comprising pages signed by County teams. Over seventy signatures in total comprising Sussex (10 signatures), Worcestershire (15), Northamptonshire (10), Glamorgan (13), Yorkshire (4), Surrey (6), Middlesex (10), Essex (8), and Hampshire (1). Each county is signed to one page, not back-to-back. One other page is signed by Percy Holmes (Yorkshire & England) and the umpire Frank Chester. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #245 ‘Indian Cricket Team World Cup 1979’. Official greetings card with printed title to the front and mono Stamp Publicity team postcard laid down to inside. Signed to the inside ‘Autographs’ page by fifteen members of the touring party. Signatures include Venkataraghavan (Captain), Kapil Dev, Gaekwad, Vishwanath, Bedi, Reddy, Chandrasekhar, Yavindra Singh, Sharma, Gavaskar etc. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #246 Cricket advertising and promotional cards. Large blue file comprising nine items, some signed. Signed items include a limited edition print of the Warwickshire team, winners of the 1980 John Player League, signed to the borders by twenty players (fading and blurring to some signatures), a Steve Marsh Benefit Year poster depicting five generations of Kent wicket keepers, signed by Marsh, and a Ray Lindwall Testimonial Year Gala Dinner poster signed by Lindwall. Other contents include a pictorial Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #247 England and Lancashire 1948. Lined note book signed to internal pages by the England team who played the Australians at Old Trafford in the 3rd Test of 1948 to one page and the Lancashire team of 1948 to the other. Signatures include Norman Yardley (England Test Captain), Compton, Emmett, Young, Edrich, Washbrook, Evans, Bedser, Pollard, Wardle, Crapp, Dollery, Cranston, Place, Ikin, Wharton, Howard, Greenwood, (signed twice), G.A. Edrich, Roberts etc. The ink signatures of Arthur Gilligan, Ern Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #248 Leonard Litton Wilkinson. Lancashire & England. Mounted, framed and glazed photographic image of Wilkinson bowling with ink signature on paper piece attached. 7.5”x11”. Sold with a modern postcard of the pavilion at Trent Bridge signed by Wilkinson to the front and wording to the verso recalling that he thought he was the last player that Harold Larwood got out before he retired in 1937. He states he was 28not out. Wilkinson’s memory was incorrect. He was 28 not out at the end of the Lancashire Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #249 Famous Test Cricketers. A colour image of Garry Sobers batting, signed by him, similar to the The Lord’s Taverners Fifty Greatest’ image, a large colour limited edition print of David Gower batting, entitled ‘The Batsman’, signed by him and the artist Mandy Shepherd and a colour photographic limited edition print of Jeff Thomson of Australia bowling, signed by him. All mounted, framed and glazed. Various sizes Login to bid Estimate£50 - £70Starting£30 Lot #250 Australia signed ephemera 1970s-1990s. Official Western Australian Cricket Association autograph sheet for the ‘Appealathon Centenary Challenge’, Australia v England 1988, fully signed by the eleven members of the Australian team, Chappell (Captain), McCosker, Cosier, Hookes, Walters, Gilmour, O’Keefe, Lillee, Walker, Marsh etc. Sold with a selection of signed cuttings and photographs. Signatures include S. Waugh, Border, Marsh, I. Chappell, Higgs, K. Hughes, Sheahan, Ponting, Lawson, Alderman, Login to bid Estimate£50 - £70Starting£30 Lot #251 England One Day internationals 1971-2001. A selection of disbound pages nos. 53-86 from ‘Who’s Who in One Day Internationals (1971-2001)’ signed to their pen portraits images by over 130 featured players. Signatures include Amiss, Atherton, Athey, Barnett, Boycott, Botham, Brearley, C. Broad, Close, Cowans, Chris Cowdrey, Denness, Dilley, D’Oliveira, Edrich, Flintoff, Gatting, Giles, Gough, Gower, Hick, Hussain, Jackman, Larkins, D. Lloyd, Pringle, Old, Rose, R. Smith, Stewart, Taylor, Titmus, U Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #252 Ken Barrington, Surrey & England, Benefit Year 1964. A Daily Express ‘Cricketers’ Autographs’ card nicely signed by eighteen Surrey players. Signatures include Barrington, Edrich, Willett, Sydenham, Tindall, Stewart, Smith, Long, Edwards, McIntyre, Roope, Constable, Storey, Pocock etc. Printed cartoon to verso by Roy Ullyett with tribute by Crawford White of the Daily Express. Light creasing otherwise in good condition. Sold with an unsigned official souvenir programme for the benefit match, Eas Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #253 Robert Elliott Storey Wyatt. Warwickshire, Worcestershire, England etc. 1923-1957. Official order of service for the Service of Thanksgiving held at St. John’s Wood Church, 6th September 1995. Signed to the front cover by John Major, J. Paul Getty and Robert Runcie, and to the back cover by Bill Brown, Alan Davidson and Ray Lindwall. Sold with an official admission ticket. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #254 Pelham Francis ‘Plum’ Warner. Middlesex, Oxford University & England 1894-1920. Plain postcard from Warner to the collector, Joe Goldman, dated 19th December 1956. In a very poignant message, Warner begs forgiveness for sending ‘a postcard but writing tires me’ and thanks Goldman for ‘your interest & most original present’. He recollects his early playing days ‘3 generations ago, including [playing against] E.M. Grace. I began in 1894 in first-class cricket- very little that year- so I am very m Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #255 ‘The Cricinfo Guide to International Cricket 2009’. Edited by Steven Lynch. Profusley signed to the individual player pages by over one hundred and fifty five players, umpires and referees. Signatures include Razzak, Rehman, Amla, Anderson, Bell, Bollinger, Bravo, Broad, Chanderpaul, Clarke, Cook, Kaneria, De Villiers, Dhoni, Dilshan, Dravid, Edwards, Gayle, Gillespie, Haddin, Harbhajan Singh, Hoggard, Hussey, Jaffer, Jaques, Jayasuriya, Jayawardene, M. Johnson, Kallis, Laxman, Lee, McCullum, Ma Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #256 ‘The Wisden Guide to International Cricket 2011’. Edited by Steven Lynch. Profusley signed to the individual player pages by over one hundred and forty five players, umpires and referees. Signatures include Amla, Anderson, Ashwin, Bell, Bollinger, Bravo, Broad, Chanderpaul, Cook, Dhoni, Dilshan, Dravid, Edwards, Gambhir, Gayle, Gibbs, Haddin, Hazelwood, P. Hughes, Hussey, Jadeja, Jayawardene, M. Johnson, Kallis, Katich, Kohli, Hafeez, McCullum, Malinga, Morkel, Muralitharan, Ponting, Prior, Ra Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #257 ‘The Wisden Guide to International Cricket 2013’. Edited by Steven Lunch. Profusley signed to the individual player pages by over one hundred and forty five players, umpires and referees. Rehman, Amla, Anderson, Ashwin, Bairstow, Bell, Best, Boult, Bravo, Broad, Chanderpaul, Cook, Cummins, Dhoni, Dilshan, Edwards,Gayle, Guptill, Haddin, Hales, Hussey, Kohli, Jayawardene, M. Johnson, Kallis, Lyon, McCullum, Malinga, Morkel, Ponting, Ramdin, Root, Sammy, Sangakkara, Sehwag, Afridi, Sharma, Siddle Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #258 Irving Rosenwater. Single page typed poem by Rosenwater in the style of a sonnet comprising one stanza of fourteen lines. The poem is untitled and opens ‘To tour, or not to tour; that is the question:/ Whether ‘tis wiser for Morgan now to say/ We will not play/ Against a half-strength side’. Nicely signed by Rosenwater and dated 6th October 2004. Horizontal fold. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #259 Leo Patrick Joseph O’Brien. Victoria & Australia 1929-1938. Short handwritten note in blue biro from O’Brien to ‘Dear Mr Bailey’. The note is undated but probably written in 1954. Replying to a request for his autograph, O’Brien writes ‘Am looking forward to seeing Hutton & Co in our country next season, and am sure it will be a terrific battle’. Nicely signed L.P. O’Brien’. Adhesive marks to verso, otherwise in good condition. Login to bid Estimate£50 - £70Starting£30 Lot #260 Vyell Edward Walker. Middlesex 1859-1877. Single page handwritten note in ink from Walker to ‘Miss Burrows’, dated 10th May 1894. Written on Arnos Grove, Southgate headed paper, Walker writes ‘I have the pleasure to enclose my card to admit yourself & friends to Enclosure at Lords’. Very nicely signed ‘V. Edward Walker’. Very good condition. An excellent signature. Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #261 Alexander Josiah Webbe. Middlesex, Oxford University & England 1875-1900. Single page handwritten note in ink dated 25th January 1902. Webbe is replying to a request for his autograph. Nicely signed ‘A.J. Webbe’. The page trimmed, some age toning, adhesive marks to verso where previously laid down, otherwise in good condition. A nice signature. Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #262 No lot Login to bid Starting£0 Lot #263 ‘The Australian Cricketers 1882’. Original cabinet card sepia photograph of twelve members of the Australian touring party seated and standing in rows wearing caps and blazers. Printed title ‘The Australian Cricketers 1886’ and players names printed to lower border of mount. Players include Murdoch (Captain), Boyle, Massie, Horan, Palmer, Garrett, McDonnell, Giffen, Beal, Bonner, Spofforth and Jones. The photograph by the London Photographic Company. 6.5”x4.25”. Some fading to the photograph, ot Login to bid Estimate£300 - £500Starting£180 Lot #264 ‘Intercolonial Cricket Match- Victoria v South Australia 1895’. Excellent mono photograph of the Victorian team, secretary and umpire who played against South Australia in the Sheffield Shield match at Melbourne in February 15th-19th 1895. The Victorian team featured many Australia Test players including H. Trott (Cpt), C. McLeod, Laver, Worrall, Harry, Trumble, R. McLeod, W. Bruce, Lewis etc. Mounted, framed and glazed 18”x15”. Australia won the match by Victoria won by 10 wickets. A wonderful Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #265 Australian tour of England 1905. ‘England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval 1905’. Excellent large sepia photograph of the two teams, standing and seated in rows, the majority wearing blazers, caps and boaters, with the two Captains, F.S. Jackson and Joe Darling to centre. Players include, for England, Jackson, C.B. Fry, A.O.Jones, MacLaren, Hirst, Rhodes, Tyldesley, Spooner, Lilley, Brearley, Hayward, Darling, Trumper, Armstrong, Noble, Hopkins, Gregory, Kelly, Cotter, Duff, Newlands, Howell, Geh Login to bid Estimate£250 - £350Starting£150 Lot #266 ‘Australia Cricket Team. New Zealand Tour, 1913-1914’. Excellent and rare large original mono photograph of the Australian touring party, seated and standing in rows, wearing cricket attire and blazers in front of a large marquee. Players are Arthur Simms (Captain and tour organiser), Armstrong, Trumper, Mailey, Cody, Collins, Crawford, Dolling, Laver, McGregor, McKenzie, Noble, Ransford and Waddy. The photograph by Ellerbeck Studio of Gisborne measures 7.5”x6” and is laid down to the photograph Login to bid Estimate£180 - £250Starting£110 Lot #267 Australia tour of England 1926. Impressive official sepia photograph of the Australian team who toured England in 1926, seated and standing in rows, wearing cricket attire and all dressed in their touring caps and blazers. The photograph, by T. Bolland of St Leonards, is laid down to official photographers mount, with printed title ‘16th Australian Eleven 1926’ to lower border, and the mount very nicely signed in black ink above and below the image by all seventeen members of the touring party f Login to bid Estimate£400 - £600Starting£240 Lot #268 Australia tour to England 1934. ‘Cambridge University v Australians 1934’. Original large mono photograph of both teams, seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire and assorted blazers, for the match played at Fenner’s 9th- 11th May 1934. Australians featured are Woodfull (Captain), Bradman, Ponsford, McCabe, Brown, Wall, O’Reilly, Ebeling, Fleetwood-Smith, Barnett, Darling, Grimmett and Oldfield. The Cambridge University players, all of whom went on to play County cricket, are J.H. Huma Login to bid Estimate£150 - £250Starting£90 Lot #269 Australian tour of England 1938. Impressive official mono team photograph of the Australian touring party, seated and standing in rows, wearing cricket attire and wearing tour blazers. The photograph, by Sport & General, nicely signed in black ink by seventeen players and management featured to lower border of image. Signatures are D.G. Bradman (Captain), S.J. McCabe, S.G. Barnes, W.J. O’Reilly, A.L. Hassett, J.H. Fingleton, E.L. McCormick, A.G. Chipperfield, B.A. Barnett, L.O.Fleetwood-Smith, W Login to bid Estimate£200 - £300Starting£120 Lot #270 Australia tour to England 1938. Mono printed photograph ‘taken specially for The Jaeger Co., Ltd’ of the Australian touring party at Worcester for the opening match of the 1938 tour. The players depicted seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire. Don Bradman in the centre is captain for the first time in England. Printed date ‘April 30, 1938’ and players’ names to borders. 10.5”x8.5”, mounted framed and glaze, overall 13.5”x11.5”. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #271 England v Australia 1938. Original sepia press photograph of the two teams seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire and blazers. The photograph taken at Lord’s for the 2nd Test, 24th- 28th June 1938. Players include the captains, Hammond and Bradman, also Hutton, Edrich, Compton, Ames, Wright (England), Brown, McCabe, Hassett, Barnett, O’Reilly, McCormick (Australia) etc. 11.75”x9”. Sport & General, London. An excellent image in very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #272 ‘20th Australian Team to Great Britain 1948’. Original official mono photograph of the Australian touring party, standing and seated in rows, wearing tour blazers. The photograph laid down to official photographer’s mount. Printed title to top border and players’ names to lower border. Players featured are Bradman (Captain), Hassett, Hamence, Johnson, Brown, Morris, McCool, Harvey, Barnes, Lindwall, Saggers, Ring, Johnston, Toshack, Miller, Tallon and Loxton. The photograph by Sport & General Pr Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #273 Australian tour of England 1964. Very large mono photograph of the twenty one members of the full Australian touring party, standing and seated in rows, the players wearing tour blazers and cricket attire. Signed to the photograph by the majority of the players featured, the Manager and officials. Fifteen signatures including the captain, Bob Simpson, Burge, Hawke, McKenzie, Lawry, Connolly, Corling, Cowper, Redpath, Sellers, Veivers, Steele (Manager), Ledwood (Treasurer) etc. The photograph mea Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lot #274 Australian tour to England 1882. Seven excellent early original sepia photographs of individual members of the Australian touring party. Three depict players wearing cricket attire in a studio setting, each by E. Hawkins & Co. of Brighton. Players are J.M. Blackham in wicket-keeping pose, G.J. Connor standing at the wicket wearing batting attire, leaning on his bat, and A.C. Bannerman in batting pose at the wicket. Other images, assumed also to be by Hawkins, feature G. Giffen three quarter leng Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #275 William Peter Howell. New South Wales & Australia 1894-1905. Excellent sepia cabinet card photograph of Howell, head and shoulders, wearing three piece suit and tie c1899. The cabinet card photograph by T. Bolland of London. The card measures 4.25”x6.5”. Minor wear to card corners and top edge otherwise in very good condition Login to bid Estimate£130 - £160Starting£80 Lot #276 William Lloyd Murdoch. New South Wales, Sussex, London County, England & Australia 1875-1904. Excellent sepia cabinet card photograph of Murdoch, head and shoulders, wearing cricket shirt. Cabinet card by London Stereoscopic & Photographic Company Ltd of London, with advertising to reverse, the card measures 4.25”x6.5”. Some wear to the right hand side of the image with minor light creasing and cracking to the image, some age toning to the extremities to the front and to the back otherwise in go Login to bid Estimate£70 - £100Starting£40 Lot #277 Peter Alexander McAlister. Victoria & Australia, 1898-1911. Excellent extra large mono ‘Imperial’ cabinet card of McAlister, full length in batting pose wearing Australian cap. Very nicely signed in black ink to the photograph by McAlister. The photograph by T.W. Bolland of London, with photographer’s blind stamp embossed to lower border of the image, taken in 1909 during the Australian tour to England. Photographers titles and address to lower border and gilt to all edges. The card measures app Login to bid Estimate£400 - £600Starting£240 Lot #278 William James Whitty. New South Wales, South Australia & Australia, 1907-1926. Excellent extra large mono ‘Imperial’ cabinet card of Whitty, full length in bowling pose holding the ball and wearing Australian cap. Very nicely signed in black ink to the photograph by Whitty. The photograph by T.W. Bolland of London, with photographer’s blind stamp embossed to lower border of the image, taken in 1909 during the Australian tour to England. Photographers titles and address to lower border and gilt t Login to bid Estimate£400 - £600Starting£240 Lot #279 Frank Laver. Victoria & Australia 1891-1912. Excellent extra large mono ‘Imperial’ cabinet card of Laver, full length in batting pose and wearing Australian cap. The photograph by T.W. Bolland of London, with photographer’s blind stamp embossed to lower border of the image, taken in 1909 during the Australian tour to England. Photographers titles and address to lower border and gilt to all edges. ‘F. Laver’ handwritten to lower border of the mount. The card measures approximately 7.5”x13”. Odd b Login to bid Estimate£180 - £250Starting£110 Lot #280 Victor Thomas Trumper. New South Wales & Australia 1894-1914. Excellent sepia cabinet card photograph of Trumper, full length, wearing Australian cap and in batting pose at the wicket. Nicely signed to lower right hand corner of image, ‘Yours truly, V. Trumper’, slight smudge to the ‘T’ of Trumper. The cabinet card photograph by Bolland, Elthorne Studio, Hanwell, West London, with full advert for Bolland to verso. The card measures 4.25”x6.5”. Good/very good condition. A very rare and sought aft Login to bid Estimate£600 - £900Starting£360 Lot #281 ‘N.S.W.C.A. [New South Wales Cricket Association] Executive 1913-14’. Original early mono photograph of the six members of the committee, nicely signed to the upper and lower mount border by all six officers. Signatures are W.P. McElhone (Chairman), Percy K. Bowden (Secretary), H.W. Green (Treasurer), Sydney Smith, R.A. Oxlade and W.R. Jones. The photograph measures 11”x8”, laid to official photographer’s mount, overall 15.25”x13.25”. Some age toning to mount otherwise in good condition. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #282 Australia tour to England 1926. Three original mono press photographs of match action from the tour. Includes two photographs from the first Test at Trent Bridge 12th June 1926, Sutcliffe playing an attacking shot, and an excellent image of spectators in the crowd sheltering from the rain which washed out the match. Both measure 10”x8” with official press stamps to verso for Daily Mirror and Victor Forbin. Sold with a smaller photograph of action from the tour match v Leicestershire with Bardsle Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #283 Donald Bradman. Australia tour to England 1930. Three original candid-style photographs of action from one of the matches of the 1930 tour. In the photographs, taken by a spectator in the front row of the attending crowd, one depicts Don Bradman fielding in the outfield in the foreground, another with the match in play, and the third with players leaving the field with large crowds watching on from the pavilion and stands. The matches appear to be taking place at Trent Bridge. Each measures 6.25 Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #284 Australia v England. 2nd Test, ‘Bodyline’ Melbourne Cricket Ground December 1932. Excellent original press photograph of the Australian team who played England in the second Test at Melbourne. The players are pictured on the field just prior to them fielding with a massed crowd behind the picket fence and in the stand, the majority wearing caps. Players include Woodfull, Bradman, Oldfield, McCabe, Grimmett, Wall, Richardson, Fingleton, Ironmonger, O’Reilly etc. The photograph measures 12”x7.25”. Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #285 Donald George Bradman. New South Wales, South Australia & Australia 1927-1949. Wonderfully evocative original sepia press photograph of Don Bradman having just passed thorough the gate onto the pitch at Melbourne to bat against England in the second Test of the 1932/33 ‘Bodyline’ Ashes series in Australia. Bradman is wearing his Australian cap with bat in his right hand and is beautifully lit from behind. A policemen stands by the gate with large crowd, the majority ladies, to background, presum Login to bid Estimate£120 - £180Starting£70 Lot #286 Australia tour to England 1934. Original sepia press photograph of Australian batsmen Ernest Bromley and Bill Brown walking out for net practice at Lord’s on the 1934 tour. Very nicely signed in ink to the photograph by Brown. 6”x8”. Sport & General, London, dated 1st May 1934. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #287 Donald George Bradman. New South Wales, South Australia & Australia 1927-1949 and Maurice Leyland, Yorkshire & England 1920-1947. Excellent mono photograph of the two players, full length, wearing full cricket attire each holding and displaying their own branded ‘Autograph’ cricket bats, both made by William Sykes. The photograph by Walkers Studios of Scarborough, measures 6.25”x8.25”. An excellent image. Very good condition. Login to bid Estimate£120 - £160Starting£70 Lot #288 Australia tour to South Africa 1935/36. Excellent original mono press photograph of seven players seated at the pavilion at Old Wanderers, Johannesburg, three Australians in tour blazer, one South Africa in blazer, and three others in formal attire. Signed to the photograph by four Australians, Sievers, Chipperfield, Fleetwood Smith and O’Reilly, and two South Africans, Wade and Rowan. Photograph by ‘The Star’, Johannesburg. 10”x7”. Odd minor faults, otherwise in very good condition Login to bid Estimate£80 - £120Starting£50 Lot #289 Australia tour to South Africa 1935/36. Two original mono press photographs from the tour. One depicts the Australian captain, Vic Richardson, leading the team on to the field for the Durban Test match. The other features Richardson and Stan McCabe wearing suits and floral garlands around their necks while attending a function. Various agency stamps to verso of both including Sporting Life, Daily Sun etc. Both measure 6.25”x4.5”. Some creasing to both photographs, otherwise in good condition. Login to bid Estimate£30 - £40Starting£20 Lot #290 ‘Hammond bowled by Fleetwood-Smith. 4th Test. Australia v England. Adelaide 1937’. Excellent photograph of Hammond being bowled with keeper Oldfield and Chipperfield at slip in close attendance. Beautifully signed in black ink by all three players to the image. Title to the lower border of the original mount. Modern over mount, framed and glazed. Overall 16”x15.5”. A good image with excellent bold signatures. Good/very good condition Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #291 Donald George ‘Don’ Bradman. New South Wales, South Australia & Australia 1927-1949. Australian tour of England 1948. Excellent original mono photograph of Bradman and the Australian team practicing in the nets at Lord’s prior to the second Test staring on the 24th June 1948. Lindsay Hassett and Bradman are preparing to bat in the nets, Hassett is strapping on his pads and Bradman adjusting his abdominal protecter, with pads and bat on the floor beside him. Other players are featured bowling to Login to bid Estimate£100 - £150Starting£60 Lot #292 England v Australia 1953 ‘Coronation Tour’. Original mono press photograph of the Australian team, wearing tour blazers, being presented to HM The Queen at Lord’s for the tour match v Middlesex 18th- 21st July 1953. Players include Hassett (Captain), Hole, Benaud, Miller, Morris, Johnston etc., also the manager, Davies. Sport & General. Sold with five original sepia press photographs from the drawn 1st Test, Trent Bridge, 11th- 16th June 1953. Images depict players being introduced to the Austra Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #293 Australian test cricketers 1970s. Four original mono press photographs, each signed by the featured player(s). Includes one of Ian and Greg Chappell standing together wearing suits, signed by both brothers. 6.5”x3.75”. Rod Marsh taking a spectacular diving catch at Melbourne, 8.5”x6.5”. Greg Chappell in batting action against England at Lord’s, 8”x10”. Jeff Thomson and Dennis Lillee standing together wearing jackets and ties, signed by both, 10”x8”. All by Central Press Photos, London. Very good Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #294 The Ashes. England v Australia 1990s. A good selection of sixty original colour and mono press photographs from Test and one-day international series in England and Australia. Eleven are signed by the featured player(s). Signatures include England selectors Fletcher, Amiss and Dexter with captain, Atherton, also Devon Malcolm (2 different), Graham Gooch, Alec Stewart, Graham Thorpe (England), Mark Taylor, Paul Reiffel (2), Damien Fleming, and Craig McDermott (Australia). Others featured include Login to bid Estimate£40 - £60Starting£20 Lot #295 Shane Warne. Australia. Large framed limited edition photographic image of Warne in one day attire bowling in the 1999 World Cup by ‘Artsportique’. Un-numbered limited edition of 250. Mounted, framed and acrylic glazed. Overall 23.75”x31.5”. Some scratching to the acrylic surface otherwise in good condition Login to bid Estimate£50 - £80Starting£30 Lot #296 ‘England’s Twelve Champion Cricketers Photographed on board ship at Liverpool Sept. 7th 1859’. Reproduction from the original sepia photograph of George Parr’s team for the first England overseas cricket tour. The photograph features the players in cricket attire holding bats and balls on board ship at Liverpool on the 7th September 1859. Players include Parr, Caffyn, Wisden, Caesar, Lillywhite, Stephenson, Lockyer, Jackson etc. The photograph by T.H. Hennah of Hennah & Kent, Brighton, is laid d Login to bid Estimate£30 - £50Starting£20 Lot #297 ‘Lillywhite’s Team to Australia 1876/77’. ‘The First Test Match’. Very early sepia cabinet card photograph of Lillywhite’s touring party to Australia, standing and sitting in three rows, wearing a variety of blazers and caps. The players are Harry Jupp, Tom Emmett, R Humphrey, Allen Hill, Tom Armitage, George Ulyett, Ted Pooley, James Southerton, James Lillywhite (captain), Alfred Shaw, Andrew Greenwood, Henry Charlwood and John Selby. The cabinet card taken at Priory Park, Chichester, a few day Login to bid Estimate£400 - £600Starting£240 Lot #298 The Ashes. W.G. Grace. England v Australia 1886. Original mono albumen photograph of the England team for the 3rd Test v Australia at Kennington Oval 12th- 14th August 1886. The photograph depicts the eleven members of the England team seated and standing in rows wearing cricket attire. Players are Steel (Captain), W.G. Grace, Scotton, Shrewsbury, Read, Barnes, Barlow, Ulyett, Briggs, Tylecote and Lohmann. Printed title below, ‘All England, August 13th, at Kennington Oval’. The photograph measur Login to bid Estimate£130 - £160Starting£80 Lot #299 ‘The English Cricket Team on Tour, South Africa 1891/92’. Original sepia photograph of the team with Umpire J. Leaney, standing and seated in rows, wearing cricket attire and tour caps. Players featured include W.W. Read (Cpt), J.T.Hearne, Pougher, Brann, Ferris, W.L. Murdoch, G.G. Hearne, A. Hearne, Wood, Brockwell, Chatterton etc. The photograph is laid down to the official photographers mount with title and players names printed to lower border. the photograph by J.E. Middlebrook of Kimberley Login to bid Estimate£60 - £90Starting£40 Lots per page 102550100 Previous|12345678...19|Next12345678910111213141516171819 Previous 12345678910111213141516171819 Next Previous 12345678910111213141516171819 Next
