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Lot 82
AN EARLY 19TH-CENTURY BUFF STONEWARE GAME-PIE DISH of oblong form, unmarked, in the manner of Charles Meigh, complete with stand, liner and cover, variously moulded with latticework, the cover finely moulded with ferns and foliage and having a pheasant handle. 21.5cm long overall. Base - sound, cover sound, the dish itself has two small chips, hidden by cover, the liner somewhat discoloured.
Lot 155
A LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY ~SANDOWN~ HORSE RACING GAME by F.H Ayres, London, pine cased, the lift-off cover with applied manufacturers label, the roulette style revolving metal disc with lithographed horse images set in a turned ebonised surround and baize, the case with slender ivorine maker~s labels. 11cm x 35cm Split to cover, chips to label, marks and scratches, fading to baize, edge knocks and depletions to case.
Lot 3172
TURNER (printer). `Amusement in English History, a Game exhibiting the Most Remarkable Events from the Time of the Britons`, a mid-19th Century folding hand-coloured lithograph in 12 sections and backed onto linen, folding within original titled cloth. (? lacking additional pieces and instructions).
Lot 60
Cricket - West Indies v Durham 1928. Large sheet nicely signed to right hand border in ink by twelve members of the West Indies team. Signatures include Nunes, Browne, Wight, Fernandes, Martin, Constantine, Scott, Francis, Small, St Hill etc. With handwritten note from C.R. Browne `The Game is bigger than the player` and initialed `C.R.B.`. VG £130/160 The match was drawn, for the West Indies, St Hill made 101 and Griffiths took 4-25. For Durham, Dobson made 105, and Howell took 4-91
Lot 118
Cricket - ‘To the Admirers of the Noble Game of Cricket’. A printed cotton commemorative handkerchief, with the England XI of 1847 after the watercolour by Felix. Wide red border with vignettes of the laws of cricket, a village game and of batsmen illustrating a variety of strokes including Forward, Leg half volley, Home block, The Draw etc. Surmounted by a cricketer riding a flying bat (mammal). Laid down to board, 33x27”. Various tears and repairs mainly to corners, small holes, staining and age toning otherwise in generally good condition. Sold with a large mono copy print of ‘Lord’s on a Gentlemen v Players Day’ by Dickinson showing W.G. Grace coming in to bat with A.E. Stoddart, 39”x19”. Some wear, mixed condition
Lot 133
Cricket - `The Guide to Cricketers containing full directions for playing the noble and manly game of Cricket....` London 1864. 19th Edition. 8vo. Collected and Edited by Frederick Lillywhite. Published by Lillywhite and Kent & Co of London. Original wrappers. 104pp including adverts. Tape reinforcement to spine, some minor wear to wrapper extremities and some age toning to wrappers otherwise in good+ condition. Rare
Lot 191
Cricket - Warwickshire C.C.C. ‘The Game I Loved II’. Magnificent large black photograph album compiled by Edward Hampton, Statistician at Warwickshire C.C.C. for over forty years. The album containing one hundred and seventy seven mono press photograph covering Warwickshire and Test cricket for the period 1951-1962. Includes coverage of Warwickshire’s first Championship winning season in 1951 including celebratory photographs, action shots from many of the matches, full length individual photographs of many of the 1951 players in action pose and good coverage of Captain Tom Dollery including his final season of 1955, England Test series v Australia in 1949/50 (in Australia), 1953, 1954/55 (in Australia), 1956, v West Indies 1957- with good coverage of May and Cowdrey’s record stand of 411 at Edgbaston, South Africa 1951 & 1955, India 1952, Pakistan 1954 and New Zealand 1958. Team photographs, action shots, groups, individuals etc. Most photographs are laid down to black card pages with titles and players/matches named. Excellent images. Photographs vary from 8”x6” to 8”x10”. Odd photograph signed including R.T. Spooner, . Some minor damage/ faults otherwise in good condition. A wonderful photographic collection of the club’s history and County and Test cricket for the eleven year period. G/VG Previously sold by Knights as part of the Tom Dollery collection in February 2006
Lot 349
Cricket - England v South Africa 1924. A Jack Hobbs ‘The County’ full size bat from the game played at The Kennington Oval on 16th-19th August 1924, signed to the back by twelve England and twelve South Africa players. England signatures include A.E.R. Gilligan (Captain), Hobbs, Sutcliffe, Woolley , Tyldesley, Strudwick etc. South Africa signatures include H.W. Taylor (Captain), Commaille, Nourse, Ward, Blankenberg, Carter etc.Generally in very good condition The match ended in a draw with centuries for the Australians from Boon in the first innings and Ritchie in the second
Lot 394
Cricket - ‘Felix on the Bat’: Being a scientific inquiry into the use of the cricket bat: together with the history and use of the catapulta. Also, The Laws of the Game as revised by the Marylebone Club. Nicholas Wanostrocht. London 1850. Rare SECOND edition. Nicely bound in quarter calf lacking original wrappers, the title page laid down to the endpaper. Sixty pages with seven hand-coloured lithograph plates and illustrations in the text. Damp staining to some pages otherwise in good condition
Lot 433
Cricket - Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game. Volumes XIV. Jan-December 1895. Illustrated. Bound in speckled boards with titles in gilt to spine with red speckled page edges. Some browning to page edges, minor breaking to internal hinges otherwise in good condition. Bookplate of the Library of Thomas Parkin with name and address handwritten to front end paper Thomas Parkin, M.C.C., Gentlemen of Sussex & Hastings C.C. was a Victorian cricketer and patron of cricket
Lot 437
Cricket - Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game. Volumes XVIII. Jan-December 1899. Illustrated. Bound in blue boards with titles in gilt to spine with mottled page edges. Some browning to page edges and wear to boards and spine and breaking to internal hinges otherwise in good condition. From the Library of Sussex C.C.C. presented by A.P. Snell
Lot 438
Cricket - Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game. Volumes XIX. Jan-December 1900. Illustrated. Bound in green boards with titles in gilt to spine. Some browning to page edges and minor wear to boards and spine otherwise in good condition. Ex libris of G.B. Buckley. The front end paper signed by J.N. Pentelow, cricket author
Lot 439
Cricket - Cricket: A Weekly Record of the Game. Volumes XX. Jan-December 1901. Illustrated. Bound in green boards with titles in gilt to spine. Some browning to page edges and minor wear to boards and spine, corner damage to pages 173-192 otherwise in good condition. Ex libris of G.B. Buckley. The front end paper signed by J.N. Pentelow, cricket author
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