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Click here to subscribe*Jack Dempsey, Heavyweight Champion of the World 1919-1926. Excellent large sepia, head and shoulders, photograph of Dempsey wearing suit and tie. Nicely signed and dedicated ‘Jack’. 7.25”x9.25”. Sold with a typewritten letter from Dempsey to a Mr Oxley of Ohio regarding finishing in the first ten in a qualifying round to win the ‘Jack Dempsey Cup’. The letter dated 18th August 1924. G
‘The Club’s The Thing’ by Henry Sandham. Three copies of limited edition prints numbers 20/950 and 21/950, the third unnumbered. Approx 25”x20”. ‘Harry Vardon’ by Lois Silver 1991 signed artist’s proof print approx 26”x22”. ‘The First Tee at Westward Ho!’ by F.P. Hopkins limited edition print number 388/805, approx 38”x25” and ‘Polo at Cowdray Park’ by Lawrence Earl 1987 limited edition print number 31/263, approx 25”x18”. Some nicks and creases otherwise good. Qty 6
Rugby League Challenge Cup Final 1929. Dewsbury v Wigan. Official programme for the Challenge Cup Final held at Wembley on the 4th May 1929. Minor rusting to staple holes, very minor wear to wrappers otherwise in generally very good condition. Rare Wigan beat Dewsbury 13-2 in the first Rugby League Final to be played at Wembley
Football magazines. Two boxes containing binders of Jimmy Hill’s Football Weekly from the first issue October 27 1967, volumes 1 and 2 (complete), six bound volumes of Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly magazines from 1950s and early 1960s and a box file containing volumes 13 and 14 of Soccer Star magazine from 1965/1966 (incomplete). Sold with three large binders containing France Football from 1970, 1990 and 1991, and a run of twelve copies of the Tottenham Hotspur magazine, ‘Cock-a-doodle-doo’ from 2003. G/VG
Bobby Charlton. First day cover dated 3rd January 1973 to commemorate ‘The Common Market Match, The Three v The Six’ played at Wembley Stadium in which Charlton was captain of ‘The Three’. Signed by Charlton. Glue mark to front bottom corner, otherwise good condition. Sold with a mono copy photograph of Charlton and Banks leaving the pitch. VG ‘The Three’ won the match 2-0
Steve Perryman, Tottenham Hotspur. Official programme for the F.A. Cup final vs Manchester City played at Wembley, 9th May 1981. Signed in black ink to the front cover by Perryman. Also a mono 10”x8” press photograph of Perryman introducing the players to H.R.H. Prince Michael of Kent, nicely signed in black by Perryman, and a used match ticket for the Wembley replay on 14th May 1981. VG The first match ended 1-1 after extra time with Spurs winning the replay 3-2
Stanley Matthews Testimonial, 1965, A first day cover to commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of the Monaco International Football Federation, date stamped 3rd December 1964 with additional British stamps, dated 28th April 1965. The envelope contains ten signatures that appear to be of players who took part in Matthews’ testimonial match. Signatures include Puskas, Populhar, Di Stephano, Schnellinger, Masopust etc VG
‘The Football League First Division Souvenir. Containing photographs of the clubs constituting the First Division of the League and of members of the Management Committee’. Official souvenir booklets for 1932/33, 1933/34, 1934/35 and 1935/36. All in good/very good condition with the exception of the 1933/34 souvenir which has detached worn covers. Qty 4
Billy Wright and Tom Finney. Two colour front covers, one taken from ‘Illustrated’ magazine 1950 and the other from ‘The Picture Post’ 1946 of the two players. Mounted, framed and glazed. Sold with a large panoramic photograph of the First Division play-off Final 2000 between Ipswich Town and Barnsley at Wembley. Ipswich won 4-2. Framed and glazed. Overall 40”x16”. G
Arsenal v Chelsea. Season 1932/33. Official programme for the Arsenal v Chelsea league match played at the new Highbury Stadium, the first match to be played there. Sold with official folding insert brochure ‘Arsenal Stadium. Official Opening of the West Stand by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales’. Some wear and faults to the programme otherwise in good condition
First and last. Football programmes for first and last matches 1974 to 2004. A collection of programmes mainly featuring clubs from lower divisions. Programmes include Bradford Park Avenue vs Scunthorpe United 1970, Carlisle United vs Middlesborough 1974, Coventry City vs Carlisle United 1974, Rochdale vs Southport 1978 etc. Qty 58. G/VG
West Ham, F.A. Winners’ Cup 1980. An official match programme for the final played at Wembley Stadium on 10th May 1980 v Fulham, nicely signed to the front cover by Trevor Brooking, who scored the winning goal. Sold with a Football League Series first day cover for the Final, also signed by Brooking. G/VG West Ham won the final 1-0
Tottenham Hotspur, U.E.F.A. Cup Final. Official match programme for the U.E.F.A. Cup Final, 1st leg vs Feyenoord played at White Hart Lane, 21st May 1974 and a used match ticket from the same game. VG The first leg was drawn 2-2 with Feyenoord winning the return fixture 2-0, 4-2 on aggregate
FIELD PHOTO HOMES: A bound volume of Ds.S. by various individuals associated with John Ford's non-profit corporation Field Photo Homes Incorporated, 72 pages (total), 4to, various places (California), 1944 - 1960. The typed documents include the State of California incorporation certificate for the company, dated 30th November 1944, the By-Laws of Field Photo Homes, various Minutes of Meetings of the Directors, including the first meeting held on 20th December 1944 at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, some accounts and expense figures etc.. Each of the documents are signed by one or more individuals associated with the corporation including John Ford (1894-1973) Irish-American Film Director, Academy Award winner (10 signatures), John Wayne (1907-1979) American Actor, Academy Award winner (1 signature), Merian C. Cooper (1893-1973) American Aviator & Film Director of King Kong, 1933 (7 signatures), Frank Wead (1895-1947) American Naval Aviator and Screenwriter, Schneider Trophy winner, 1923 (5 signatures), James McGuinness (1893-1950) American Screenwriter & Film Producer (6 signatures), Guy Thayer (Film Editor; 3 signatures), Fred Totman (Ford's business manager; 21 signatures) and C. E. Wingate Smith (4 signatures). There are also two pages of signatures by various members of Field Photo Homes Inc. who were present at a General Meeting on 18th March 1952, including Harry Carey Jr and Leif Erickson. The first and concluding pages of the volume show signs of age wear and damp staining, however the majority of inside pages are clean. Some further age wear and faults to the covers, FR to generally G John Ford had established and led The Naval Field Photographic Reserve Unit during World War II. In February 1945 he took a leave of absence from the Navy to film They Were Expendable. Ford used his salary from that picture to create the Field Photo Home, a club for the veterans of the Field Photographic Unit, based at his Farm in the San Fernando Valley, California.
HEPBURN AUDREY: (1929-1993) Belgian-born Actress, Academy Award winner. Signed First Day Cover issued by the United Nations and honouring UNICEF Rights of the Child, featuring an illustration by Hepburn and two different associated postage stamps. Post marked at the United Nations, New York, 14th June 1991. Signed by Hepburn with her name alone in bold blue ink to a clear area of the cover. EX
ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS: Small selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs and slightly smaller (1) by various Oscar winning actors and actresses comprising Janet Gaynor & Charles Farrell (in a scene from the silent film Seventh Heaven, 1927), Norma Shearer and Donna Reed. VG to EX, 3 Janet Gaynor became the first recipient of an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Seventh Heaven, the romance also being one of the first films to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
BORZAGE FRANK: (1894-1962) American Film Director, winner of the first Academy Award for directing. Extremely rare vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph showing Borzage in a profile head and shoulders pose. Photograph by Campbell Studios of New York and featuring their blindstamp in the lower left corner. Signed 'To Joe, wishing you all the success in the world, Frank Borzage' in dark fountain pen ink, to a darker area of the image. Some minor pinholes and slight age wear to the white borders, G
ALLEN WOODY: (1935- ) American Film Director, Academy Award winner. Vintage signed and inscribed 7 x 9.5 photograph of Allen seated in a full length pose, in costume as Victor Shakapopulis, opposite Peter O'Toole, standing in a full length pose as Michael James, in a scene from What's New Pussycat (1965). Signed by Allen in fountain pen ink to a light area at the centre of the image. Authentic signed photographs of Allen are rare as most are signed by secretaries, and this example is particularly desirable from Allen's film debut and first produced script. EX
ADDINSELL RICHARD: (1904-1977) British Composer of Film Scores. A.L.S., Dick Addinsell, one page, 4to, Launceston Place, Kensington, 21st November 1951, to Arnold. Addinsell thanks his correspondent for their letter and confirms that he will be coming to New York in December for the rehearsals of Come of Age, continuing 'Alas, Miss Dane is busy finishing her novel and will be unable to come to New York with me.' A few small pinholes to the upper left corner, otherwise VG Addinsell had written his first theatre score for Clemence Dane's Come of Age in 1928 and he continued to collaborate with Dane until her death in 1965.
HOWARD LESLIE: (1893-1943) English Actor, starred as Ashley Wilkes in Gone With The Wind (1939). A good vintage signed 8 x 10 photograph of Howard seated in a three quarter length pose in character costume in a scene from The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934). Signed by Howard in black fountain pen ink with his name alone to a lighter area of the image. His first name is a little light in places, but perfectly legible. Rare and desirable in this quality and size. Some light age wear to the extreme edges, otherwise VG
WISEMAN JOSEPH: (1918-2009) Canadian Actor, best known for his role as Dr. Julius No in the first James Bond film Dr. No (1962). Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Wiseman in a head and shoulders pose. The photograph is a publicity portrait, by Coburn of Columbia Pictures, for Wiseman's role as George Kovan in The Garment Jungle (1957). Signed in blue ink to a light area of the image. Together with Wilfrid Hyde White (1903-1991) English Character Actor. Vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of the actor in a head and shoulders pose in costume as Colonel Hugh-Pickering in a scene from My Fair Lady (1954). Signed in bold black fountain pen ink to a light area at the base of the image. Some extremely minor corner creasing. VG to EX, 2
CINEMA: Selection of signed 11 x 14 photographs and slightly smaller by various film stars etc., most vintage, including Michele Morgan, Marta Toren, Rosalind Russell, Claudia Cardinale, Mai Zetterling, Norma Talmadge, Fredric March, Mervyn Le Roy etc. Some are signed with first names only. Most with slight corner creasing and other minor faults, G to about VG, 12
‘First Class Cricket Fixtures 1908. Compliments of Thomas Bailey, Merchant Tailor of London’. Wrappers reproduce postcards showing bowling and batting positions. Advertising for Bailey’s products and a full list of first class matches for the season, including the Philadelphians to inside pages. G
Albert Craig. ‘First match between Surrey and Notts. At the Oval, July 17th and 18th, 1851. (1891). Broadsheet poem, the scorecard for the first Surrey v Nottinghamshire match is reproduced and is followed by a short poem by Craig.’Agin we expect a sharp, spirited game, A merry tough, stout-hearted fray....’ Presumably produced for the fortieth anniversary in 1891. The rear has an advertisement for F.H.Ayres. Light central crease, a little spotted and nicked to top border. Good. Rare
C.W. Alcock. Secretary of Surrey C.C.C. 1872-1907 and cricket writer. Ink signature of Alcock on piece, laid down to card. G Alcock captained Middlesex in the first county match in 1867 before playing for Essex and M.C.C. He also played football for Wanderers between 1862-1876 and represented England in five International matches 1870-1872, including the first International played against Scotland
C.W. Alcock. Interesting three page printed form/circular sent out to all cricketers in December 1887 asking them to complete, ‘for the purpose of inserting (the information) in the ‘Large Cricket Work’ now publishing, entitled ‘A. Haygarth’s Collection of Scores and Biographies from 1772’ and return to him. ‘It is intended not only to give the full scores of important matches since that time, but also to insert the biography of every player of note (including Gentlemen) engaged in important matches. This circular was filled out in ink by Sutherland Law, an Amateur who played seven first class matches mainly for Gentlemen of Philadelphia between 1880-1891. His first match was for ‘22 of Philadelphia’ v Graces team 1872 and his first match played at Lord’s was for Gentlemen of Philadelphia v M.C.C. in 1884. Details asked for include name, address, birth, town, height, weight, date of first match, date of first match at Lord’s, fielding place etc. Light folds, nicks and tears otherwise in good condition
R.A. Fitzjerald. Interesting three page printed form/circular sent out to all cricketers in December 1887 asking them to complete, ‘for the purpose of inserting (the information) in the ‘Large Cricket Work’ now publishing, entitled ‘A. Haygarth’s Collection of Scores and Biographies from 1855’ and return to him. ‘It is intended not only to give the full scores of important matches since that time, but also to insert the biography of every player of note (including Gentlemen) engaged in important matches. This circular was filled out in ink by Charles Prytherch Lewis, an Amateur who played for Oxford University in 1876. Details asked for include name, address, birth, town, height, weight, date of first match, date of first match at Lord’s, fielding place etc. Light folds otherwise in good condition. Rare
Henry Perkins. Interesting three page printed form/circular sent out to all cricketers in December 1887 asking them to complete, ‘for the purpose of inserting (the information) in the ‘Large Cricket Work’ now publishing, entitled ‘A. Haygarth’s Collection of Scores and Biographies from 1855’ and return to him. ‘It is intended not only to give the full scores of important matches since that time, but also to insert the biography of every player of note (including Gentlemen) engaged in important matches. This circular was filled out in ink by Arthur William Bassett Sclater, an Amateur who played nine matches for Sussex 1879-1880. Details asked for include name, address, birth, town, height, weight, date of first match, date of first match at Lord’s, fielding place etc. Light folds otherwise in good condition. Rare
*Edward Ralph Dexter. Sussex & England 1957-1968. One page handwritten letter from Dexter to a Robin McConnell of New Zealand regarding a request for an autographed photograph ‘Your letter is honestly my first real fan mail!!. Believe me I am quite flattered and enclose a photograph- the best I can do I regret. The letter dated 2nd July 1958 and signed by Dexter. Some wear to letter edges with small corner loss to right hand side, some old tape marls, good
George Gordon, 9th Marquis of Huntly & Earl of Aboyne. Original signed free-front envelope to an address in Dorking, Surrey, dated and sent from ‘London May five 1823 ‘. Signed ‘Aboyne’ in black ink. An early signature of Aboyne, styled Lord Strathavon until 1795 and known as The Earl of Aboyne from 1795-1836, was a Scottish peer. G Gordon was born in 1761 and was a keen cricketer who made four known first class appearances from 1785-1792. He was a member of the White Conduit Club and an early member of M.C.C. but was mainly associated with Surrey. He died in 1853
Ron Roberts. ‘The Ron Roberts Appeal Fund’ brochure produced to commemorate the life of the cricket reporter who wrote the first history of Somerset cricket and took teams of cricketers all over the world on tour and died tragically young. Signed to front cover by eight Somerset players including Langford, Virgin, Rumsey, Kitchen, Greetham etc plus Garry Sobers, Denis Compton, Colin Ingleby-Mackenzie, Richie Benaud etc. Covers a little worn otherwise in good condition The players probably all attended the memorial match at Taunton
*‘The Centurions- Scorers of 100 First-Class Centuries’. Headed book insert by Boundary Books containing the ink signatures of twelve players who have achieved the feat. Signatures, nicely signed in ink, are Don Bradman, Glenn Turner, Zaheer, Colin Cowdrey, Tom Graveney, Geoff Boycott, John Edrich, Graham Gooch, Denis Compton, Dennis Amiss, Graeme Hick and Mark Ramprakash. 7.5”x10”. VG
Gentlemen v Players 1926. Album page nicely signed in ink by the Players XI who played at Lord’s on the 14th-16th July 1926. Eleven signatures including Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Tyldesley, Holmes, Tate, Woolley, Hendren, Kilner etc. G The match was drawn in a high scoring game, each of the first three batsman for the Players XI scored centuries, Hobbs 163, Sutcliffe 107 and Tyldesley 131.
England 1953. Album page nicely signed in ink by the England team who played Australia at Leeds in the fourth Test in July 1953. Signatures include Hutton, Compton, Edrich, Lock, Bedser, Laker, Bailey, Evans etc. G The match was drawn, Lindwall took 8 wickets in the match and Bedser took 6-95 in the Australian first innings
*Australian touring team to England 1938. Original mono press photograph of the Australian team, standing and seated in rows, in front of the pavilion at Lords’. 10”x8”. The photograph with printed date of first filing to verso 20th August 1938. The date of the first day of the Oval Test when Hutton began his epic innings and went onto make his 364. VG
Yorkshire. Record opening stand-Herbert Sutcliffe and Percy Holmes. Yorkshire and England 1932. Mono real photograph postcard showing the scoreboard at Leyton with the Yorkshire record 1st wicket stand of 555 and Hutton and Holmes stood beneath in 1932. Sutcliffe scored 313 and Holmes 224no. This is still the record opening stand for Yorkshire and is second in the overall record for the first wicket. Signed in ink by both players. Details handwritten to verso including ‘Autographed at Scarborough, during Yorkshire v Essex match, August 1932’. G
Hutton’s first century on debut 1938. ‘Behind the Wickets. My Cricketing Reminiscences ’. W.A. Oldfield. London 1938. Original covers. With laid down envelope containing a two page letter from Albert Beerman sent on his Birthday on the 23rd June 1938 regarding his Birthday, scoring a century on debut, scoring 1000 runs etc ‘You seem to stop at nothing short of the miraculous. At this rate you are going to eclipse all known records... you would be astounded if you knew the number of folk who breathlessly listed in...’ . Laid down press cutting with scores to inside front board. Signed by Hutton to front end paper, Hutton bookplate. Minor faults otherwise in good condition
‘Australian Cricket. The Game and the Players’. Jack Pollard. Sydney 1982. De luxe leather bound limited edition of 452, signed by Don Bradman who wrote the foreward. Full green leather, gilt to top edge and slip cased. Presentation copy to Hutton, signed and dated by Hutton to front end paper ‘Len Hutton, Adelaide, December 1982’. Limited edition number 364/452, marking Hutton’s highest first class score and 452 was Bradman’s and Australia’s highest first class score. Only fifty copies of this edition were made available in the United Kingdom. Very good condition
‘Between Wickets’. Ray Robinson. London 1948. d/w/(poor). Signed to front end page ‘Best of Luck, Len Ray Robinson, 1948’. The book has a letter, dated 10th July, with good cricket content, tipped into the front end paper from Robinson to Hutton and referring to Hutton being dropped for the 3rd Test, the first time he had been omitted since he made his debut in 1937. ‘We feel sure we’’ll see you in action again for England at Leeds and The Oval and I`m looking forward to a quiet talk some time. I was with a party of Australian players at golf in Gloucestershire when England’s side for the 3rd Test came through. We were all absolutely staggered. Next day, before a room full of people at lunch at the Bristol Ground, Sid Barnes called across to us ‘They’ve left out the bast bat in England. Best wishes Len, until next meeting’. Some breaking to internal hinges, odd faults otherwise in good condition Hutton was recalled for the 4th and 5th Tests
Cambridge University Cricket Club. ‘Incidents in fifty years of Cambridge University Cricket 1886-1936’. P. Piggott 1936, ‘Fenner’s. Reminiscences of Cambridge University Cricket Club’. P. Piggott 1948 and ‘Oxford v Cambridge 1931. First annual supplement to Oxford v Cambridge. A Record of inter-University Contests from 1827-1930. Compiled by Bruce-Kerr and H. Abrahams. Cambridge 1932. Sold with ‘The Public School Matches and those we meet there by a Wykehamist’. Frederick Gale. London 1867. Odd faults otherwise in good condition. Qty 4
Sussex C.C.C. Good collection of biographies, autobiographies, statistical etc. Includes ‘My Cricketing Reminiscences’. M. Tate 1934 (DW), George Cox Benefit Book 1951, Don Bates Benefit brochure 1968, Sussex C.C.C. Handbook 1975, ‘Lillywhite. The First Modern Bowler’. M. Wilson (signed), ‘Young Jim’. The Jim Parks Story’. D. Watts (signed), ‘Duleep. The Man and his Game’. Edited by Vijay Merchant, Vasant Raiji etc. Commemoration Volume. Bombay 1963. Original dustwrapper, ‘Background of Cricket’ Home Gordon. London 1939 etc. Other autobiographies on Imran Khan, Parks, Dexter, Mustaq, Tate, Duleepsinhji, Wells, Greig etc. Qty 38. G
Neville Cardus. ‘The Elusive Mr Cardus’ and ‘My Dear Michael’. Letters and other writings of Neville Cardus. Two limited edition booklets issued by Lancashire C.C.C. and limited to 500 copies. Sold with a box containing thirty seven cricket books by or about Cardus including most of his major cricketing works. Many first editions, some with dustwrapper, odd duplication of title, not of edition. Includes a copy of the Order of Service for his memorial service in 1975. Odd faults, good
Neville Cardus. Collection of ten books on music and theatre written or edited by Cardus. Includes ‘Samuel Langford. Musical Criticisms’ 1929, ‘Kathleen Ferrier. A Memoir’ 1954, ‘Ten Composers’ 1945, ‘Music For Pleasure’ 1942, ‘Gustav Mahler. His mind and his music. Volume 1: the first five symphonies’ 1965 etc. Good selection
American and Canadian cricket. Selection of sixteen various books and booklets including ‘The Log of the Old Un. From Liverpool to San Francisco 1886’. Facsimile edition issued by McKenzie 1994, ‘Dawn’s Early Light. Cricket in America before 1820’. Martin Wilson 2008, signed limited edition number 10 of 160 copies, numbers 11-160 were for sale, ‘North America in International Cricket’. Rowland Bowen 1960, ‘The Tented Field. A History of Cricket in America’. Tom Melville 1998, ‘A Yankee Looks at Cricker’. As told to Gerald Brodribb by Henry Satyen’. London 1956, ‘The Book of American Pastimes: containing A History of the principal Baseball, Cricket Rowing....’. Charles A. Peverelly 2010 (reprint of the original), ‘A History of Canadian Cricket. An Imigrant’s Game?’. Patrick Adams, first edition and revised edition, one signed by the author etc. G
‘Beyond a Boundary’. C.L.R. James. London 1963. First edition, with dustwrapper. Sold with three other books on James, all biographical, ‘C.L.R. James. Cricket’s Philosopher King’. David Renton. London 2007, ‘C.L.R. James. Cricket, The Caribbean and World Revolution’. Farrukh Dhondy. London 2001 and ‘C.L.R. James. His Life and Work’. Paul Buhle. London 1986 (paperback edition). VG
‘Memoir of the Hon. Robert Grimston’. Frederick Gale. London 1885. Contains two chapters on cricket. Sold with ‘The Grimstons of Gorhambury. Norah King. Sussex 1983. VG Grimston was mainly associated with Oxford University and Marylebone Cricket Club, making 63 known appearances in first-class matches from 1836 to 1855. His father and other members of the family also played cricket to a similar standard
‘Lord’s and the M.C.C.’. Lord Harris and F.S. Ashley Cooper. London 1920. Rebound edition, some foxing to first few pages otherwise in good condition. Sold with ‘The Game of Cricket’. Chapman, Fender, Franklin, Jardine.......’ Lonsdale Library. Vol VI. London 1930. Full buckram leather edition with gilt titles to front board and spine. Gilt to top edge. G
‘Death’s Doings; consisting of numerous original compositions, in prose and verse, the friendly contributions of various writers; principally intended as illustrations of thirty four plates, designed and etched by R.Dagley, author of ‘Select Gems from the Antique’ &c. First edition. J.Andrews and W.Cole 1826. 8vo. 369 pages. Contains ‘The Game of Life; or Death Among the Cricketers’, a poem by S.Maunder, with an etching ‘The Cricketer’ by R.D. and a prose piece ‘Death and the Cricketer’ by Barnard Batwell. Some foxing to odd pages, odd faults generally good condition
Victorian Cricket Association Annual Reports for 1927-28, 1931-32 and 1932-33 (with ‘Bodyline’ match detail). Good condition. Sold with Queensland Cricket Association. Annual Report and Financial Statement for Season 1923-24. Original decorative wrappers. Front wrapper detached, some loss to edges, staining to first and last internal pages otherwise in generally good condition
Surrey. ‘Following On’. Alec and Eric Bedser. London 1954, signed to title page by both of the Bedser brothers, ‘A Game Enjoyed’. Peter May 1985, signed to title page by May and ‘Cricket’ Alf Gover, London 1949, signed to frontispiece in ink by Gover. The first two books with dustwrapper. Qty 3. G
‘W.G. Grace. Cricketer. A record of his performances in first-class matches’. F.S. Ashley-Cooper. London 1916. Bound in green boards, with original wrappers preserved, with titles in gilt to front board. Some wear to original wrappers with small corner loss and folds, former ‘Cricket Reporting Agency’ copy and small handstamp to front cover and various inner pages otherwise in good condition
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