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RAY LINDWALL 1953 (OVAL) SIGNED CRICKET PHOTOGRAPH

Original Press photograph showing Lindwall bowling to Bill Edrich during the decisive 5th Test match of the 1953 Ashes cricket series, played at The Oval. Signed very nicely by Lindwall in ink to front. 25

£90.00 (Code: 82423)

THE MALCOLM MARSHALL MEMORIAL MATCH - CRICKET PROGRAMME (MALCOLM MARSHALL XI V INTERNATIONAL BUNBURY XI)

Official programme for the charity cricket match played in honour of the West Indies legend Malcolm Marshall at the Honorary Artillery Company Ground, London on 27 July 2000, featuring two squads packed

£9.00 (Code: 94047)

GROUNDS OF APPEAL, THE HOMES OF FIRST-CLASS CRICKET (MULTI SIGNED)

Aylwin SAMPSON

Illustrated profiles and histories of 33 Cricket grounds, from top end Test to humbler county venues. Landscape format. 206pp. Slight staining to green cloth boards. No dust-wrapper. Good condition. Signed

£25.00 (Code: 91699)

THE REALLY TRICKY SPORTS QUIZ BOOK

David JENKINS and Ian STARKIE

A brilliantly researched sports quiz book with challenging (but fun) rounds on a variety of sports. Try these: Which footballer whose clubs include Chelsea and Stoke City came on as a substitute to

£7.00 (Code: 37796)

MY CRICKETING LIFE

Pelham Francis WARNER

Cricket autobiography of "Plum" Warner, stylish opening bat for Rugby, Oxford University, Middlesex, MCC and England, whom he captained in 10 Test matches. He led Middlesex from 1908 to 1920, leading them

£78.00 (Code: 566)

DURHAM V DURHAM UNIVERSITY 2001 CRICKET SCORECARD (FULLY SIGNED BY UNIVERSITY TEAM)

Official scorecard for the very first first-class match played by Durham University on April 16-18, 2001. Despite Will Jefferson, James Foster and Michael Brown in their ranks the University side could

£25.00 (Code: 72243)

ENGLAND V AUSTRALIA 1953 (EDRICH CAUGHT AT 1ST SLIP) CRICKET PHOTOGRAPH

Original Press cricket photograph. Archer leaps in the air to celebrate the wicket of Edrich, caught at 1st slip by Hole off the bowling of Hill. The third Test, played at Old Trafford, Manchester on the

£18.00 (Code: 26599)

AUSTRALIA VS THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA (JOHN WOODCOCK'S COPY)

Mike COWARD and Michael RAYNER (photography)

A full and lavishly illustrated account of the historic return of South Africa to Australia for the 1993/94 Test series, with introductory context followed by chapters on each match and an in-depth profile

£15.00 (Code: 86330)

THE UMPIRE'S STORY (SIGNED BY ROWAN & EGAR)

Lou ROWAN

In 13 years as a cricket umpire, Rowan was involved in many controversial events: the no-balling of Ian Meckiff, the walk-off by Ray Illingworth and his England team, and bust ups with Wes Hall about

£25.00 (Code: 85267)

IN THE FAST LANE: WEST INDIES TOUR 1981

Geoffrey BOYCOTT

Boycott's account of England's fraught cricket tour of the West Indies, which saw the expulsion from Guyana of Robin Jackman, the subsequent cancellation of the second Test and the sudden death of assistant

£20.00 (Code: 73829)

PRO: AN ENGLISH TRAGEDY

Bruce HAMILTON

Bruce Hamilton (1900-1974) was the brother of the dramatist Patrick Hamilton, author of such classics as Hangover Square and Gaslight. Bruce's literary career took in both cricket and the history

£36.00 (Code: 85194)

THE ALL BLACKS IN ENGLAND 1924-25. SPECIAL OFFICIAL SOUVENIR. ENGLISH EDITION

R.A. BYERS-BARR (Ed.)

Mid-tour brochure. Official English edition, edited by RA Byers-Barr. Cliff Porter's New Zealand team become known as the "Invincibles", winning every one of their 32 matches on tour including four Test

£180.00 (Code: 81094)

THE WEST INDIES CRICKET GUIDE 1928: A BOOK OF RECORDS

Frederick Samuel ASHLEY-COOPER

West Indies cricket records, published prior to their first-ever Test tour of England, with notes on the touring team. One of the collectable little records booklets produced by Ashley-Cooper for

£65.00 (Code: 88923)

CRICKET ALL THE WAY

Eddie PAYNTER

Cricket autobiography of Eddie Paynter (1901-79), of Lancashire and England. His most famous Test appearances were against Australia on the Bodyline tour of 1932/33. At Brisbane Paynter was taken

£12.00 (Code: 93666)

PUT LOCK ON!

Kirwan WARD

Cricket autobiography. In 1962, Tony Lock moved to Perth, Western Australia, where he enjoyed a highly successful nine years. "Put Lock On!" was the cry of the Western Australia supporters when wickets

£14.00 (Code: 48507)

ENGLAND V PAKISTAN 1987 DINNER MENU - SIGNED BY TMS TEAM (16 IN TOTAL)

Menu card for a dinner held at Edgbaston during the fourth Cornhill Test match between England and Pakistan (Friday July 24th).  Signed inside by 16 commentators and TMS contributors - Benaud, Martin-Jenkins,

£68.00 (Code: 82332)

BOWLED OVER (SIGNED BY BRADMAN ETC.)

Neil HAWKE

Cricket autobiography of Neil James Napier Hawke (1939-2000), the only person to have represented both South Australia and Western Australia in Australian Rules football and cricket. He toured England

£95.00 (Code: 82581)

FRED: PORTRAIT OF A FAST BOWLER

John ARLOTT

Classic cricket biography of Frederick Sewards Trueman (1931-06), known as Fiery Fred due to his rapid bowling and abrasive character. In 67 Test matches he claimed 307 wickets and was the first bowler

£18.00 (Code: 78481)

LEO O'BRIEN (AUSTRALIA) 1959 INTERNATIONAL DRIVING PERMIT

An original Commonwealth of Australia International Driving Permit, issued to Leo O'Brien in 1959. Includes a good photograph of O'Brien, signed nicely underneath. O'Brien played 5 Test matches for

£48.00 (Code: 68052)

ASHLEY MALLETT (AUSTRALIA) 1971 SIGNED CRICKET PHOTOGRAPH

Original Press cricket photograph. England's Alan Knott fails in his attempt to make his ground and is stumped by Marsh off the bowling of Mallett. Fourth Test, Sydney Cricket Ground, 9-14 January 1971. Signed

£32.00 (Code: 27004)

FALLEN HEROES - THE INSIDE STORY OF A NATION BETRAYED

Manoj PRABHAKAR et al

Includes transcripts of interviews with many of the great players of Indian cricket, which were used to expose the match-fixing and corruption in the Indian game. Manoj Prabhakjar, the retired Indian

£60.00 (Code: 36514)

ALEXANDER MOIR (NEW ZEALAND) CRICKET PHOTOGRAPH

MOIR, Alexander McKenzie

Original Press cricket photograph. Moir  was a legbreak bowler who played 17 Tests for his country. Moir is remembered for two particular reasons. The first was when, against England in 1951, he

£15.00 (Code: 26579)

BEHIND THE WICKET: MY CRICKETING REMINISCENCES

Bert OLDFIELD

Cricket autobigraphy of William Albert Stanley Oldfield (1894-1976), fine Australian wicket-keeper and gentleman of the game who, when hit on the head by Larwood in the Adelaide Test of the Bodyline

£160.00 (Code: 89750)

WEST INDIES CRICKET TEAM VISIT IN CALCUTTA 1948-49 OFFICIAL PROGRAMME

Official programme for the visit of the West Indian cricket touring party to Calcutta in 1948-49, as part of their four month tour of India. This included the drawn third Test match. Includes full

£100.00 (Code: 37604)

OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE CRICKET

George CHESTERTON & Hubert DOGGART

The Varsity Match is the longest standing First Class cricket fixture. Between them Oxford and Cambridge have produced more than their fair share of England cricketers including Jardine, Dexter,

£9.00 (Code: 84784)

ENGLAND 1930 CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS

(ENGLAND CRICKET TEAM)

Album page, signed by 12 England cricketers - Chapman, Duckworth, Hammond, Goddard, Duleepsinhji, Leyland, Nichols, Sutcliffe, Tate, Hendren, Peebles and Verity. It seems likely that the autographs were

£220.00 (Code: 73937)

C.T. STUDD - CRICKETER & PIONEER

Norman GRUBB

Charles Thomas Studd (1860-1931) was a cricketer and missionary who played in the famous Test match against Australia in 1882 from which the tradition of the Ashes began. He was captain of the Eton XI

£16.00 (Code: 35880)

ENGLAND V WEST INDIES 1957 (LORD'S) CRICKET SEAT RESERVATION

Original seat reservation and pass to a box in the Grand Stand for the second day (June 21st 1957) of the Lord's Test match between England and West Indies. The owner would have seen Cowdrey

£22.00 (Code: 69031)

WEST INDIES CRICKET TOUR OF AUSTRALIA 1930-31 SOUVENIR - PANAMA TRIBUNE

Edition of the Panama Tribune for October 23rd, 1930. This was essentially and pre-tour souvenir of the very first West Indian Test cricket tour to Australia, with pen and photographic portraits of all

£120.00 (Code: 79383)

FRANCE TOUR TO SOUTH AFRICA 1958 RUGBY AUTOGRAPHS (FAMOUS FRENCH WIN)

Album page with the autographs of 14 (possibly 15) members of the French rugby union team that toured South Africa in 1958. The French were not expected to achieve much but were to finish the tour as the

£200.00 (Code: 65605)