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ALMA "CHAMP" HUNT (BERMUDA & SCOTLAND) SIGNED CRICKET POSTCARD

Original sepia postcard of Alma Victor "Champ" Hunt (1910-99), the great Bermudan cricketer and administrator who had trials for the West Indies in 1933 before moving to Scotland, where he played for Aberdeenshire

£95.00

BECKENHAM V STANDARD BANK (SOUTH AFRICA) 1938

Cricket postcard. Real photograph, publisher unknown. Written in ink in contemporary hand on reverse "Standard Bank (of South Africa) 2nd XI fielding against the 1st XI at Elmers End on Saturday 27th August

£25.00

BOY CRICKETER

Cricket postcard. Real photograph by Rotary Photo, hand coloured. Postally unused but with handwritten message in blue ink to reverse. In very good condition.

£12.00

ETON V HARROW (LORD'S)

Real photograph of Eton v Harrow at Lord's, with mention of heavy police presence against suffragettes to reverse. Postally used. White border. Very good.

£40.00

"HIT FOR SIX!" CARTOON POSTCARD

Postcard. Designed by Racey Helps and published by The Medici Society. Postally used - sent from Holland and postmarked 1963. Very good condition.

£30.00

J.C. STILL SCORING (CRICKET CARTOON)

Cricket postcard. Cartoon showing a match in progress with the monocled J.C. on 67 not out. This card was sent to R.M. Bell, who played for London County from 1902-1904. 14 x 9cm. Postally used with address

£20.00

RURAL CRICKET POSTCARD

Cricket postcard. Real photograph of a father and son playing cicket in a rural setting. Early 20th century. Postally unused. Pencil mark to reverse. Very good.

£10.00

VIGORO AT LORD'S 1902 POSTCARD - INCLUDE TROTT, ABEL, HEARNE ETC.

Original postcard of a game of Vigoro being played at Lord's Cricket Ground on October 17th 1902. Vigoro was a sport invented in 1901 by John George Grant and combined elements of cricket and tennis. The

£120.00

WARTIME CRICKET MATCH (WEETON CAMP, BLACKPOOL)

Cricket postcard. Published by AP Co., Blackpool, No 102 of the "Advance Series." A game of cricket in progress at the Weeton Camp, Blackpool, circa 1915. Postally used, message in pencil on

£12.00

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