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Cricket - Sir Spencer C.B. Ponsonby. Handwritten letter on Lord Chamberlain’s Office, St James’s Palace headed paper regarding the security of St Paul’s. Nicely signed in ink by Ponsonby ‘Spencer Ponsonby’ (later Ponsonby Fane). Light horizontal and vertical folds, otherwise in very good condition Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby was on the M.C.C. Committee 1866-68, 1870-1873, 1875-1878, Treasurer from 1879 to his death in 1915. He was a founder member of the Surrey Committee and President of Somerset C.C.C. from 1890. He helped in founding I Zingari
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Cricket - Sir Archibald Woollaston White, Yorkshire 1908-1920. Small handwritten letter announcing his availability to play in the F.F. v. The R.A. match on 14th-15th July (no year). ‘I am up for the F.Fs and should be very glad to play if you could give me a place’. Nicely signed in ink ‘Archibald W. White’. Light horizontal fold, otherwise in very good condition White captained Yorkshire 1912-1914
Los 9
Cricket - Hugh Richard Bromley-Davenport, Middlesex and England 1892-1899. Handwritten letter dated 5th November 1948 replying to a request for autographs. ‘I particularly want to get you Gubby Allen’s, but he doesn’t come in regularly to the S. Exchange’. He also refers to the the ‘splendid start our captain - Mann - has made’ and questions the bowling of Wright. Nicely signed in ink ‘H. R. Bromley Davenport’. Light horizontal fold, otherwise in very good condition Bromley-Davenport, right hand bat, left arm fast bowler, played four tests for England and was one of the few players of his era to play cricket wearing glasses
Los 15
Cricket - Hon Alfred Lyttelton, Cambridge University, Middlesex and England 1876-1887. Handwritten letter dated 11th April 1906 to the Dean of Christchurch. Nicely signed in ink ‘Alfred Lyttelton’, the signature slightly smudged. Light folds otherwise in good condition Lyttelton was President of M.C.C. in 1898. Also played for Worcestershire C.C.C. (not first class) and represented England at football in 1877 and played for Old Etonians in the 1876 F.A. Cup Final. Lawyer & Statesman and Colonial Secretary 1903-1905. He became an M.P. in later life
Los 19
Cricket - Gerald de Lisle Hough, Kent 1919-1920. Handwritten letter on Kent County Cricket Club headed paper, dated 8th April 1948 replying to an enquiry about a past player. Nicely signed in ink by Hough ‘G. de L. Hough’. The letter is laid down to paper with light folds and minor staining otherwise in good condition Hough was appointed manager of Kent in 1934 and secretary in 1936
Los 62
Cricket - West Indies tour of England 1950. `The Cavendish, Eastbourne` headed paper nicely signed in ink by fourteen members of the West Indies touring party including the Manager J.M. Kidney. Signatures include Goddard, Ramadhin, Valentine, Worrell, Weekes, Walcott, Gomez, Stollmeyer, Rae etc. Light folds, good The West Indies played at Eastbourne on their opening tour match against L.C. Stevens XI in April 1950. The match was drawn
Los 68
Cricket - South African tour of England 1947. Pictorial souvenir programme for the tour with two page full spread image of the team signed by sixteen members of the touring party. Signatures include Melville, Mitchell, Nourse, Viljoen, Rowan, Fullerton, Mann, Begbie, Plimsoll, Lindsay etc. Light fold. G
Los 70
Cricket - West Indies tour of England 1928. Early tour `Viyella` advertising photograph with title ‘The West Indies cricket team clothed throughout in Viyella’ New Zealand, Australia and South African cricket teams also chose ‘Viyella’ for their Sports Outfits’. Official team photograph laid down to mount with title to lower border with advertising titles. Slight foxing to mount, light crease to mount, the photograph in good condition. 16"x13". G
Los 120
Cricket - Gloucestershire v Australia railway poster 1902. Great Western Railway printed poster advertising train times and fares for the match played at Gloucester 14th-16th July 1902. The poster approx 13”x8”, mounted, framed and glazed, overall 13”x18.5”. Light folds otherwise in good/very good condition Australia won the match by an innings and 222 runs
Los 153
Cricket - Sir Garfield Sobers, West Indies. Large colour print of a photograph by Patrick Eager of Sobers playing a shot with Alan Knott looking on during the 1973 Edgbaston test. Signed below the image by Sobers. ‘Great All-Rounders’ series published by bigbluetube, limited edition 250/500. Slight damage caused by horizontal fold and other light creases otherwise G. Overall 23”x16.5”. Sold with a mono print of a sketch of Curtley Ambrose, limited edition 94/500 signed by Ambrose and the artist, overall 13”x22”. G
Los 184
Cricket - Yorkshire c1925. Large original mono photograph of the Yorkshire team seated and standing in rows, wearing cricket attire. The photograph by Jas Baron & Sons of Leeds, laid down to photographer’s mount, framed and glazed. Players include Rhodes, Sutcliffe, Kilner, Holmes etc. The photograph 11.25”x8.5”, framed and glazed 17”x15” overall. Light silvering to photograph extremities otherwise in good condition
Los 185
Cricket - Yorkshire C.C.C. 1913. Large official mono photograph of the Yorkshire team, seated and standing in rows, wearing caps and blazers. The photograph, by Rosemont of Leeds, signed to lower border in black ink by the fourteen members of the team including A.W. White (Captain), Rhodes, Dolphin, Kilner, Hirst, Booth, Drake etc. The photograph, 14.5”x11.5”, with some wear, light silvering to edges and minor scratches and wear. The signature strip with the odd mark and ageing. Bumping, wear and uneven trimming to mount not affecting the image. Overall 21”x16.5”. Yorkshire finished runners up to Kent in the 1913 County Championship. Booth, being the leading wicket taker in 1913 with 158 dismissals, and Drake were killed in the Great War
Los 201
Cricket - M.C.C. Cricket Team, Australia 1920/21. Large official mono photograph of the M.C.C. touring team to Australia, seated and standing in rows, wearing tour caps and blazers. The photograph laid down to photographer’s mount, nicely signed to the mount borders in black ink by the seventeen members of the touring party including Johnny Douglas (Captain), Toone (Manager), Fender, Hearne, Rhodes, Wilson, Woolley, Hendren, Hobbs, Makepeace, Russell, Hitch, Howell, Parkin, Waddington, Dolphin and Strudwick. The photograph measures 14.5”x11.5”, overall 20.5”x17.75”. Bumping and loss to top right corner of mount not affecting the image plus general wear to mount edges, stain over approximately half the image with light surface marks and a 1” heavy surface scratch to right hand side of image. Excellent image. Australia won the series by five tests to nil
Los 230
Cricket - Kent C.C.C. 1876. Rare original photograph of the Kent team, standing and seated in rows, in cricket attire and caps. Players include Lord Harris, Absolem, Penn, Henty, Foord-Kelcey, Hearne, Ward, Stokes, Croxford etc. The photograph mounted, framed and glazed. Overall 18”x15”. ‘Light fading’ to image, generally good condition
Los 331
Cricket - Richie Benaud, New South Wales & Australia 1948/49-1963/64. Australian green wool blazer, by Farmer’s of Sydney, worn by Benaud for the South African tour of Australia 1963/64 with large beautifully embroidered Australian emblem to breast pocket with the date ‘1963-64’ below, trimmed to pockets and sleeves in gold. The blazer was originally mounted, framed and glazed, light marks left to the blazer which may well be removed with cleaning. Minor damage to small part of braid otherwise in very good condition. Name ‘R. Benaud’ typed to label Richie Benaud played 63 Tests for Australia, and captained the side from 1958 until his retirement in 1964, taking 248 wickets at an average of 27.03 and scoring 2201 runs at an average of 24.45, his highest score being 122. In the 1963/64 series against the South Africans the series was tied 1-1 with three matches drawn, Benaud taking twelve wickets in the series. Previously sold by Leski Auctions of Melbourne in February 2005
Los 333
Cricket - Vijay Laxman Manjrekar. Bombay, Bengal, Andhra, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra & India 1949-1968. Official Indian touring blazer worn by Manjrekar on the Indian tour of England in 1952. The blazer by Devichands of Lahore, New Delhi with raised embroidered Indian emblem and ‘England 1952’ to breast pocket and trimming to pockets and blazer edges in Indian Test colours of gold, navy and light blue. ‘Manjrekar. 1952 April’ handwritten in black ink to makers label and below a further label inscribed ‘Manjrekar’. Some minor wear otherwise in good condition Vijay Manjrekar scored almost 13,000 first class runs averaging 49.92 and in Tests he scored over 3,000 runs at an average of 39.12 with a highest score of 189 not out against England at Delhi in 1961. In 1952 he hit 1059 runs at an average of 39.22 with a highest score of 133 against England in the first Test at Headingley Previously sold as lot 68 from the collection of Sonny Ramadhin. Mullocks auction held in March 2007
Los 395
Cricket - ‘Empire’s Cricketers’. Alfred Chevallier Tayler and George William Beldam. Fine Art Society, London 1905. The forty eight original chromolithograph plates have been bound in full leather, each print with an accompanying biography of the featured player. With the exception of a light vertical crease on the McLeod, the prints are in exceptional condition. The spine and boards are showing some wear to the extremities with a small split to the lower spine ‘Empire’s Cricketers’ was originally published in twelve parts, each containing four plates. The cricketers are W.W.Armstrong (Australia), E.G.Arnold, G.W. Beldham, B.J.T. Bosanquet, L. Braund, C.J. Burnup, A. Cotter (A), J. Darling (A), D. Denton, R.A. Duff (A), W.H.B. Evans, H.K. Foster, R.E. Foster, C.B. Fry, W.G. Grace, S.E. Gregory (A), J. Gunn, S. Haigh, Lord Harris, Lord Hawke, T. Hayward, J.T. Hearne, H.V. Hesketh-Prichard, C. Hill (A), G.H. Hirst, A.J. Hopkins (A), J. Iremonger, G.L. Jessop, A.O. Jones, J.J. Kelly (A), J.H. King, F. Laver (A), W. Lees, A. Lilley, G. McGregor, A.C. MacLaren, H. Martyn, C.L. McLeod (A), M.A. Noble (A), P. Perrin, W. Rhodes, R.H. Spooner, F.S. Jackson, G. Thompson, V. Trumper (A), J.T. Tyldesley, P.F. Warner and Capt E. Wynyard.
Los 407
Cricket - The Kent Cricket Annual 1939. Compiled by Sir Home Gordon. Canterbury, for the Club 1939. 5th year of issue. Original pictorial covers, rusting to staples otherwise in good condition. Sold with a copy of the 1948 Kent County Cricket Club Year Book, Centenary of the Canterbury Week. Cracking to spine and odd wear, otherwise good condition. Also ‘Kent Cricket Matches 1719-1880’ edited by Lord Harris & F.S. Ashley-Cooper, 1929. ‘Light’ fading to cloth covers and spine otherwise good
Los 457
Cricket - Ashes tours 1926 to 1937. Selection of seven tour books. Includes ‘The Fight For The Ashes in 1920’, P.F Warner, ‘The Fight For The Ashes in 1930’, P.F. Warner, ‘The Fight For The Ashes 1932-3’, J.B. Hobbs, ‘Defending The Ashes 1932-1933’, R.W.E. Wilmot, ‘Ashes-And Dust’, D.R. Jardine, ‘1937 Australian Test Tour’, Bruce Harris. ‘With Stoddart’s Team In Australia’, Ranjitsinhji, 1898. Generally good condition, some ‘light’ fading to spine of the J.B. Hobbs, the Ranji with tape to spine, tears and wear. Other general odd nicks and tears to covers and foxing to page extremities. Qty 6
Los 463
Cricket - School cricket. ‘Public Schools Cricket 1901-1950’. W.N. Roe. Max Parrish, London 1951. ‘Light’ fading to spine and boards, red ink mark to edge of spine, minor breaking to internal rear hinge, otherwise in good+ condition. ‘The Elevens of Three Great Schools 1805-1929’. W.R. Lyon. Spottiswoode, Ballantyne & Co, Eton 1930. ‘Light’ fading to spine and boards, small loss to top of spine otherwise in good condition.
Los 497
Cricket - Surrey v Nottinghamshire 1957. Original scorecard for the match played 3rd-5th August 1957 signed by twenty two players. Surrey signatures include Jepson (Captain). Millman. Dooland, Goonesena, Notts signatures include E. Bedser, A. Bedser, Laker, Lock, Stewart, Barrington etc. Light creasing otherwise in good condition
Los 547
Cricket - Maurice Tate, Kent & England. Sandland tankard and saucer. The saucer with a transfer image of Tate in bowling pose, the tankard with a matching image to one side and ‘Old Father Time’ to the other and gold lustre to rims and handle. Tankard 4” tall, saucer 4.5” diameter. Staining to the inside, base and one side of the tankard, light crazing to glaze of saucer, otherwise good condition
Los 579
Cricket - ‘The Match that was Given Away. Surrey: The match is of no use to me. Read the telegram & you’ll see why. Light your pipe, old boy and puff to the success of the South for if that wire had been late in reaching me i’de have used the match myself & then where would the South have been?’. The decision of the Middlesex v Surrey match on Tuesday August 31st 1920 was very open to suspicion’. Large and impressive original pen and ink caricature/ cartoon artwork by artist Amos Ramsbottom. The cartoon depicts the Surrey man (Hitch?) handing Patsy Hendren a match box with one match protruding and a telegram announcing that Lancashire had won their game, both man holding pipes. The cartoon, signed by Amos and dated 1920, measures 10.5”x15”. Mounted, framed and glazed. Excellent image. Good condition Middlesex beat Surrey by 55 runs to win the County Championship, Surrey came third. For Middlesex, Skeet and Lee both scored centuries, Stevens took six wickets in the match. For Surrey, Sandham made 167 & 68 and Fender took five wickets in the match. Lancashire beat Worcestershire by nine wickets to come second
Los 207
An early Bayko "Light Constructional Set", No.2A, with brown and mottled green bases, brown roof, brown, white and red bricks, labelled red box, with instruction book for Outfits No 1 to 6, and an early Bayko "Box of Ornamental Additions" B, with brown, green, red and brown pieces, in labelled brown leather-effect box (2)
Los 668
C. Hamilton Ellis - Four Main Lines, some Classic locomotives, The Beauty of Trains (3), W. H Cole - Light Railways at Home and Abroad, C.J. Gammell - Southern Branch Lines, G.W. Branch Lines and LNER Branch Lines (3), P. Karau - GW Branch Line Termini Vols 1 & 2, twenty six other volumes and many other small publications on railways, including Railway Magazine 1898-1951 (ten copies)
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