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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

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Lot #1737 Boys’ cricket fiction. Four hardback titles, each signed or dedicated by the author. Titles are ‘Tales of the Stumps’, Horace Bleakley, London 1901, breaking to internal hinges. ‘In Carrington’s Duty-Week’, John Gambrill Nicholson, London 1910, wear to boards. ‘That Test Match’, Sir Home Gordon, London 1921, with signed handwritten letter from Gordon laid down to front endpaper, minor staining to boards. ‘The Exquisite Burden’, A.A. Thomson, London 1963, dustwrapper with some wear. Odd faults as

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Estimate: £60 - £80
Starting: £40

 

  • Boys’ cricket fiction. Four hardback titles, each signed or dedicated by the author. Titles are ‘Tales of the Stumps’, Horace Bleakley, London 1901, breaking to internal hinges. ‘In Carrington’s Duty-Week’, John Gambrill Nicholson, London 1910, wear to bo
  • Boys’ cricket fiction. Four hardback titles, each signed or dedicated by the author. Titles are ‘Tales of the Stumps’, Horace Bleakley, London 1901, breaking to internal hinges. ‘In Carrington’s Duty-Week’, John Gambrill Nicholson, London 1910, wear to bo - 2
  • Boys’ cricket fiction. Four hardback titles, each signed or dedicated by the author. Titles are ‘Tales of the Stumps’, Horace Bleakley, London 1901, breaking to internal hinges. ‘In Carrington’s Duty-Week’, John Gambrill Nicholson, London 1910, wear to bo - 3
  • Boys’ cricket fiction. Four hardback titles, each signed or dedicated by the author. Titles are ‘Tales of the Stumps’, Horace Bleakley, London 1901, breaking to internal hinges. ‘In Carrington’s Duty-Week’, John Gambrill Nicholson, London 1910, wear to bo - 4
  • Boys’ cricket fiction. Four hardback titles, each signed or dedicated by the author. Titles are ‘Tales of the Stumps’, Horace Bleakley, London 1901, breaking to internal hinges. ‘In Carrington’s Duty-Week’, John Gambrill Nicholson, London 1910, wear to bo - 5