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Autobiographies and Biographies 1. A. Searle, S.F. Barnes: His Life and Times, 1997, vg, dw, inscribed and signed by the author [“To David, Best Wishes, Andrew Searle”] on the title page. $22 2. Allan Border, Beyond Ten Thousand: My Life Story, leather-bound, gold-trimmed lim. ed., 1993, exc, inscribed “Best wishes, Allan Border” on the half-title page $125 3. Frank Chester, How’s That, 1956, g $15 4. T. Heald, Denis Compton: The Life of a Sporting Hero, 2006, fly-leaf creased, o/w vg, dw $20 5. Jimmy Cook & F. Cleary, The Jimmy Cook Story, 1993, g, dw, ex-lib $10 6. I. Tennant, The Cowdreys: Portrait of a Cricketing Family, 1990, g, sl.ch.dw $18 7. A. Lee, Lord Ted: The Dexter Enigma, 1995, vg, dw $20 8. R. Barker, The Cricketing Family Edrich, 1976, title page a bit crumpled and torn, o/w vg, sl.ch.dw $18 9. J. Cantrell, Farokh Engineer: From the Far Pavilion, 2004, gift inscription inside front cover, signed on the fly-leaf by Engineer, vg, dw $38 10. C. Sandford, Godfrey Evans: A Biography, 1990, vg, sl. torn dw $18 11. Adam Gilchrist, True Colours: My Life, 2008, inscribed and signed by Gilchrist [“To Michael, Adam Gilchrist”] on the title page, g, dw $40 12. W.G. Grace, W.G.: Cricketing Reminiscences and Personal Recollections, 1980, vg, dw (spine of dw sunned) $20 13. R. Low, W.G.: A Life of W.G. Grace, 1997, vg, dw $22 14. S. Rae, W.G. Grace: A Life, 1998, vg, sl.ch.dw $22 15. D. Frith, The Ross Gregory Story, 2003, pb, vg $20 16. D. Lemmon, The Cricketing Greigs, 1991, vg, dw $18 17. J. McHarg, Lindsay Hassett: One of a Kind, 1998, pb, vg $14 18. J.P. Coldham, Lord Hawke: A Cricketing Biography, 1990, bookplate inside, exc, dw $22 19. R. Steen, Desmond Haynes: Lion of Barbados, 1993, vg, dw $20 20. Michael Holding, No Holding Back: The Autobiography, 2010, g-vg, sl.ch.dw $18

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21. A.A. Thomson, Hutton and Washbrook, 1963, bookplate inside cover, g-vg, dw $30 22. G. Haigh, Mystery Spinner: The Jack Iverson Story, 1999, vg, dw $22 23. J.P. Coldham, F.S. Jackson: A Cricketing Biography, 1989, vg, dw $22 24. C. Douglas, Douglas Jardine: Spartan Cricketer, 2002, vg, dw (dw torn at back) $20 25. D. Mosey, Laker: Portrait of a Legend, 1989, g, dw (spine of dw sl. sunned) $18 26. Darren Lehmann, Worth the Wait, 2005, fly-leaf excised, ex-lib, o/w g, dw $10 27. Tony Lewis, Taking Fresh Guard: A Memoir, 2003, vg, dw (dw bumped on corners) $18 28. A. Hill, Tony Lock: Aggressive Master of Spin, 2008, g-vg, dw $22 29. K. Booth, George Lohmann: Pioneer Professional, 2007, vg, sl.ch.dw $25 30. Arthur Mailey, 10 for 66 and All That, 1958 (2nd imp), some foxing, o/w g, v.sl.ch.dw $45 31. A. Hill, Peter May: A Biography, 1996, vg, dw $25 32. E. Jaggard, Garth: The Story of Graham McKenzie, 1993, pb, vg $15 33. M. Peel, Cricketing Falstaff: A Biography of Colin Milburn, 1998, vg, dw $21 34. Kerry O’Keeffe, According to Skull: An Entetaining Stroll through the Life of Kerry O’Keeffe, 2005, pb, g, inscribed in red on the half-title page, “To Dennis, Your son should have played for … Taren Point!! Cheers, Kerry O’Keeffe, March ’05” $35 35. W.A. Oldfield, The Rattle of Stumps, 1954, g, ch.dw $25 36. Pat Pocock, Percy: The perspicacious memoirs of a cricketing man, 1987, g-vg, sl.ch.dw $18 37. S. Wilde, Ranji: The Strange Genius of Ranjitsinhji, 1999, pb, vg $22 38. Fred Root, A Cricket Pro’s Lot, 1937, some foxing, o/w g $25 39. Herbert Sutcliffe, For England and Yorkshire, 1935, fly-leaf excised, o/w g $35 40. Andrew Symonds with S. Gray, Roy on the Rise: A year of living dangerously, 2008, pb, g-vg $12 41. Fred Titmus, My Life in Cricket, 2005, vg, sl.torn dw $22 42. S. Davis, Hedley Verity: Prince with a Piece of Leather, 1952, name & address on fly-leaf, o/w g-vg, ch.dw $30 43. A. Hill, Hedley Verity: A Portrait of a Cricketer, 1986 (GP), bookplate inside, vg, dw $14

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44. B. Scovell & Clyde Walcott, Sixty Years on the Back Foot, 1999, vg, dw $24 45. A. Hill, Johnny Wardle: Cricket Conjurer, 1988, gift inscription on fly-leaf, g, dw $18 46. G. Howat, Plum Warner, 1987, g-vg, dw $20 47. P.F. Warner, My Cricketing Life, 1921, g $45 48. Wasim Akram, Wasim, 1998, vg, sl.ch.dw $20 49. K. Piesse, The Waugh Zone: Australian Cricket under the Inspired Leadership of Steve Waugh, 2001, pb, g-vg $15 50. K. Meher-Homji, The Waugh Twins, 1998, A4 pb, vg $15 51. Inside Edge Presents Steve Waugh: The Tribute, 2003, magazine format, exc $12 52. C. Jiggens, Sammy: The Sporting Life of S.M.J. Woods, 1997, vg, dw $25 53. G. Pawle, R.E.S. Wyatt: Fighting Cricketer, 1985, g-vg, dw $20 54. M. Howell, Born to Lead: Australian Test Cricket Captains, 2006, A4 pb, exc $22 Tour Books 55. P. Sharpham, The 1899 Australians in England, 1997, exc, dw $65 56. A. Gibson, Jackson’s Year: The Test Matches of 1905, 1965, vg, dw $30 57. R. Mason, Warwick Armstrong’s Australians (E v A 1921), 1973 (SBC), g-vg, dw $14 58. P. Derriman, Bodyline: The Day England Declared War on Australia, 1984, pb, g-vg $12 59. D. Frith, Bodyline Autopsy, 2003, pb, g, inscribed to Roger and signed by Frith $25 60. J.B. Hobbs, The Fight for the Ashes 1932-33, 1933, g $140 61. R. Sissons & B. Stoddart, Cricket and Empire, 1984, vg, v.sl.ch.dw $18 62. A.W. Simpson, Australia’s 18th Cricket Tour of England 1934 Souvenir, 1934, pre-tour, 40 pp, g $75 63. J.B. Hobbs, The Fight for the Ashes 1934, 1934, spine a bit faded, o/w g $100 64. D.R. Jardine, Ashes and Dust: The 1934 Test Matches, 1934, g $85

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65. P.G.H. Fender, Kissing the Rod: The Story of the Tests of 1934, 1934, ownership inscription on fly-leaf, o/w g $185 66. B. Harris, 1937 Australian Test Tour, 1937, spine split from back cover, o/w g $60 67. Frank Lee, The Ashes?: “Cricket”ures of the Australian and English Teams, 1937, pre-tour, pb, name hand-written on title page, a few pen-marks on covers, 32 pp, fg $90 68. A.W. Simpson (ed), Cricket 1948: The Australian Tour, pre-tour, pb, 40 pp, fg $56 69. ABC Cricket Book: The MCC Tour 1954-55, some scores entered, fg-g $155 70. AWCC, Official Souvenir: English Women Cricketers 1958 Australian Tour, pre-tour, pb, 48 pp, g-vg $56 71. SACA, Match Program: 4th Test 1959 – Australia versus England, 20 pp, pb, fg, name

on top of front cover, signed on p.1 by players next to printed names [Benaud, McDonald, Burke, Harvey, O’Neill, Favell, Mackay, Davidson, Grout, Lindwall, Rorke, Slater] $135

72. E.W. Swanton, West Indies Revisited: The M.C.C. Tour 1959-60, 1960, g, ch.dw $20 73. The ABC Cricket Book, The Australian Tour of South Africa 1966/7, 56 pp, vg $65 74. M. Walker & Sons, Australia Tour Program, 1968, pre-tour, 8 pp, pb, g $25 75. John Arlott’s Cricket Journal 4: The Australian Challenge (E v A 1961), 1961, g, ch.dw $16 76. Steve Waugh’s South African Tour Diary, 1994, pb, vg, signed by Waugh on title page $35 77. The Cornhill Insurance Tour Digest: England’s Test Cricketers in Australia 1978-79, pre-tour, pocket pb, 40 pp, fg $6 78. Midland Club Cricket Conference Australian Tour 1991, A4 pb, 34 pp, vg $3 79. Adam Gilchrist, Walking to Victory: A personal story of the Ashes and World Cup campaigns 2002-03, 2003, pb, vg, inscribed ”To Ross, hope you enjoy the read. Happy Birthday” and signed by Gilchrist $42 80. D. Frith, Battle for the Ashes, 2005, top corner cut from fly-leaf, o/w vg, sl.ch.dw $15 81. Ricky Ponting, Captain’s Diary 2006 (Oct 2005 to April 2006), 2006, pb, g-vg $17 82. J. Origlasso, Cricket Australia Ashes Handbook: The Ultimate Guide for Young Cricketers, pre-tour 2006-07 A v E, pb, 92 pp, g-vg $5 83. G. Haigh, The Ultimate Test: The Story of the 2009 Ashes Series, 2009, exc, dw $18 84. G. Haigh, Ashes 2011: England’s Record-Breaking Series Victory, 2011, exc, dw $18

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Annuals 85. Allan’s Cricket Annual 1987-88, 2001 Revised Edition of the first edition, lim. ed. of 300, signed by Miller on the title page, A4 pb, exc $30 86. L. Colliver, Australian Cricket Digest 2012, pb, mint. $20 87. L. Colliver, Australian Cricket Digest 2013, pb, mint. The latest Australian annual. $25 88. Jim Parks (ed), The Commonwealth Book of Cricket, 1963 (first in a series of three annuals with this title), fg (some staining to some earlier pages), torn dw $12 89. Cricket in Australia Season 1981:82 (No 2 in a series of 6 annuals), vg, ch. dw $15 90. Indian Cricket 1983, orange boards, fg-g $15 91. Inside Edge Yearbook 2000-01, mag format, exc $12 92. Inside Edge Yearbook 2002, mag format, exc $12 93. Modern Cricket for 1886, fourth and last edition of this pocket annual, 94 pp, ib, fg $75 94. SACA Year Book 1964-65 and 1965-66 (one volume), pb, g-vg $18 95. VCA Annual Report and Balance Sheet 1978-79, 36 pp booklet, g $5 96. Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1864, second facsimile edition, 1974, pb, vg $125 97. Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1940, limp covers, fg-g $150 98. Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1949, limp covers, g $90 99. Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 1960, limp covers, g $70 100. Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2013, hard covers, mint, dw $95 101. Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack 2013, limp covers, mint $95 102. S. Lynch, The Wisden Guide to International Cricket 2013, pb, exc $15 103. The Cricketer, Vol I, 1921, all issues in volume bound together, binding f, mags g-vg $65 104. The Cricketer, Vol IV, May 1923 – April 1924, all issues in volume bound together, g $55 105. The Cricketer, Vol V, May 1924 – April 1925, all issues in volume bound together, g $55 106. The Cricketer, Vol VI, 1925, all issues in volume bound together, g $55

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Miscellaneous Books 107. P. Arnold & P. Wynne-Thomas, The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Cricket: The Definitive Illustrated Guide to World Cricket, 2003, ib, vg $12 108. T. Bailey, Championship Cricket: A Review of County Cricket since 1945, 1961, g, sl. torn dw $15 109. P. Baxter & P. McNeil (ed), Cricket’s Big Day Out: The Benson and Hedges Cup 1972 to 1998 (A history of this long-running English competition), 1998, exc, dw $12 110. D. Birley, A Social History of English Cricket, 1999, exc, sl. bumped dw $25 111. H. Blofeld, The Packer Affair, 1979 (RU), fg-g, dw $6 112. E. Blunden, Cricket Country, 1945, ex-lib, fg $7 113. N. Cardus, English Cricket, 1945, p-f $3 114. Sir Neville Cardus, Full Score, 1971 (QBC), g, sl.ch.dw $7 115. N. Cardus, Play Resumed with Cardus, 1979, g, dw, ex-lib $7 116. P. Circosta, Pinning Down Cricket Badges: A Collector’s Guide to Australian Cricket Badges, Buttons and Pins 1897 – 2011, 2013, A4 pb, lim. ed. of 500 copies, mint $50 117. A Country Vicar, The Happy Cricketer, 1947, fg-g $20 118. Cover-Point, History of the Test Matches 1877-1905, 1905, pocket pb, fg-g $75 119. Lord Cobham’s Speeches (1957-1962 selection), g, dw [Cobham was Governor-General of New Zealand; Chapter 2 “On Sport” centres on cricket.] $3 120. L. Frewin (ed), The Boundary Book, Second Innings: A Lord’s Taverners’ Collection of Cricket Writing, 1989, exc, dw $20 121. G. Greaves, A Little Book of Cricket, miniature book of cricket miscellany, 2001, g $3 122. G. Haigh, The Border Years, 1994, ib, fg-g (inscription on fly-leaf and minor foxing) $12 123. G. Haigh, The Cricket War: The Inside Story of Kerry Packer’s World Series Cricket, 2008, pb, mint $20 124. G. Haigh, The Green and Golden Age: Writings on Modern Cricket, 2008, pb, exc $8 125. J. Ledbetter & P. Wynne-Thomas, First-Class Cricket: A Complete Record 1939, 1991, exc, dw $25

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126. Neil Marks, Great Australian Cricket Stories, 2002, pb, g, inscribed “Roger, A good mate, who has done much for cricket. Fond Regards, Marksie, Neil Marks”. [Roger Wotton managed Australian teams in the 1970s. Marks played for NSW in the 1950s and 1960s.] $22 127. Neil Marks, Tales from the Locker Room: Classic Stories of Australian Sport, 1993, pb, fg, inscribed “To Roger, A good old mate, Fondest regards, Neil Marks” and “To Roger, Thanks for all the Good Times, Neil Harvey” $38

128. P. Mullins & P. Derriman, Bat & Pad: Writings on Australian Cricket 1804-1984, 1984, vg, ch.dw $13 129. C.B. O’Reilly, South Australian Cricket 1880-1930: A Jubilee Record, 1930, pb, name on title page and inside front cover, o/w vg $160 130. R. Perry, The Ashes: A Celebration, 2006, vg, dw $15 131. A.Ross, The Cricketer’s Companion (Anthology), 1984, vg, dw $15 132. M. Rundell, The Dictionary of Cricket, 1985, exc, dw $12 133. C. Ryan (ed), Inside Edge presents The Unbreakables (Steve Waugh’s Australian Team in the early 21st Century), 2003, magazine format, vg $5 134. P. Walker, Cricket Conversations, 1979 (RU), vg, dw $7 Cigarette and Trade Cards Wills Cricketers 1896 135. H. Baldwin, f (water stains on front edges, paper off most of back) $35 136. Flowers, f-fg (sl. corner crease and paper of half of back) $45 137. F.S. Jackson, fg (horizontal crease) $65 138. K.J. Key, fg (obvious corner crease) $65 139. J.R. Mason, fg (horizontal crease) $65 140. Sir T.C. O’Brien, g $96 141. Painter, g-vg $108 142. Walter Quaife, fg (diagonal crease), $72 143. ACB / Topps Cricketers, 2000, full base set of 137, vg $50 144. Anonymous, Australia v England Cricket Tests 1954-1955 Stamps, with the appearance of postage stamps bearing the photos of the players, the borders of these came in at least two colours. The three listed here are all green: Frank Tyson, Bill Edrich, Peter May, all g Each $18 145. Scanlens Cricketers 1986-87, full set of 66 cards, vg $75

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146. Select Cricketers 2007, full base set of 120, vg $40 147. Select Cricketers 2008, full base set of 120, vg $40 148. Ardmona Cricketers 1978-79, Series II, full set of 56, vg $50 149. Select Cricketers pop-ups, 1996, full set of 36, vg $25 150. Select Cricketers 2009, full base set of 115, vg $40 151. Futera Super Series 1994-95, full set of 40, vg $60 Videos and DVDs 152. ACB, The Decider: Australia vs West Indies Test Series 1996-97, 210 min VHS, 1997, mint $20 153. BBC, Ashes ’93: Border’s Hat-Trick, presented by Richie Benaud, 120 min VHS, 1993, mint $20 154. Premier Sports, Taylor’s Heroes: Waugh in the Windies ’95, 90 min VHS, 1995, mint $20 155. ACB/WSC, One Stormy Summer: The Official 95/96 World Series Cricket Highlights, 110 min VHS, 1996, mint $20 156. ABC, McGilvray: The Game Is Not the Same, 65 min VHS, 1991, mint $20 157. Premier Sports, The Fourth Test: West Indies Tour 1995, 88 min VHS, 1995, mint $20 158. ABC, Tied Test: Australia v West Indies, Brisbane 1960, 60 min VHS, 1991, mint $24 159. ABC, Calypso Summer: 1960-61 Australia vs West Indies Test Cricket Series, 140 min VHS, 2000, vg $20 160. Sharp, 200 Years of Australian Cricket History, 1981 VHS, g $12 161. ABC, The Australian Cricket Collection, comprising 4 DVDs – Cricket in the 50s, 278 min, 2006; Cricket in the 60s, 278 min, 2006; Cricket in the 70s, 195 min, 2002, Cricket in the 80s, 169 min, 2004 – mint $25 162. 1996 World Cup Cricket Highlights: Australia’s Campaign, 2h VHS, 1996, mint $20 163. 1996 World Cup Cricket Highlights: The Catches features 110 World Cup catches, 1 h VHS, 1996, mint $20 164. BBC, Classic One-Day Finishes, 1992, 118 min VHS, mint $20

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Photographs and Prints [Measurements given are horizontal x vertical in cm.] Supplements to “The News”(next 10 items). Each of these supplements is window and back mounted, with the mountings all in excellent condition. The pictures in the supplements from 1933 measure about 27 x 46, while those from 1934 measure about 26 x 44. 165. South Australia’s Champion – V.Y. Richardson, Jan 21, 1933, tear top right, o/w vg $45 166. Australia’s Test Captain – W.M. Woodfull, Jan 28, 1933, vg $55 167. Australia’s Best Wicket-keeper – W.A. Oldfield, Feb 4, 1933, vg $55 168. Australia’s Fast Bowler – Tim Wall, Feb 11, 1933, vg $55 169. N.S.W. and Test Batsman – Stan. McCabe, Feb 18, 1933, vg $55 170. Australia’s Young Left-hander – Len. Darling, Mar 4, 1933, vg $55 171. Victorian Left-hand Batsman – L.P. O’Brien, Mar 25, 1933, vg $55 172. Promising Left-hand Batsman – E.H. Bromley, Apr 1, 1933, vg $55 173. Allan Kippax – Test Batsman and Stylist, Mar 17, 1934, g $50 174. Arthur Chipperfield – Test All-Rounder, Mar 31, 1934, g $50 Photographs of NSW Teams (next 19 items). These are all official photographs, mounted, with the match details printed at the top and the players names underneath the photo. All photos are black and white; not all players are necessarily named; most photographs are approximately 19 x 15; the mount size is stated in each case 175. NSW v India, Sydney, Nov 1947, 25 x 20, Morris (c), Saggers, Toshack, Lindwall, Pettiford, Miller, Moroney, etc., some insect damage to top of photo, affecting Moroney’s face and the background above him, and to the bottom left corner, o/w g $45 176. NSW v WA, Sydney, Jan-Feb 1948, 24 x 20, Saggers (c), Toshack, Moroney, Miller, De Courcy (sic), Pettiford, etc., vg $100 177. NSW v SA, Sydney, Feb 1949, 25.5 x 21.5, Morris (c), de Courcey (sic), Walker, Lindwall, Moroney, Burke, Saggers, etc., sl. corner creasing to mount, o/w vg $90 178. NSW v Qld, Brisbane, Oct 1950, 30 x 24, Morris (c), de Courcey (sic), Walker, Saggers, Lindwall, Miller, Davidson, Moroney, Benaud, Burke, etc., g-vg $90 179. NSW v Qld, Brisbane, Oct 1957, 29 x 23.5, Carroll (c), Philpott, Martin, Booth, Crawford, DeCourcey (sic), Watson, O’Neill, etc., g-vg $85 180. NSW v WA, Sydney, Nov 1957, 27.5 x 23, Carroll (c), Philpott, Booth, Rorke, Thomas, Martin, O’Neill, etc., g-vg $85 181. NSW v Qld, SA, Vic, Sydney, Jan 1958, 27.5 x 23, Carroll (c), Philpott, O’Neill, Booth, Rorke, Martin, Thomas, etc., with Watson inset, g $75 182. NSW v WA, Sydney, Nov 1958, 27.5 x 23, Craig (c), Benaud, Booth, Burke, Harvey, Davidson, Rorke, O’Neill, etc., g-vg $75

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183. NSW v SA, Sydney, Dec 1958, 27.5 x 23, Carroll (c), Philpott, Rorke, Booth, Thomas, etc., with Watson inset, g-vg $75 184. NSW v WA, Sydney, Dec 1960, 27.5 x 23, Craig (c), Rorke, Misson, Booth, Thomas, Goonesena, etc., g-vg $80 185. NSW v Qld, Brisbane, Oct 1962, 29 x 23.5, Benaud (c), Booth, Harvey, Davidson, Misson, Thomas, Martin, etc., g-vg $80 186. NSW, Southern Tour, Dec 1962, 29 x 24, Benaud (c), O’Neill, Thomas, Misson, Booth, Martin, Davidson, Harvey, Simpson, etc., g $75 187. NSW v Vic, Sydney, Jan 1963, 27.5 x 23, Saunders (c), Thomas, Misson, Rorke, Walters, Martin, etc., g-vg $75 188. NSW v Qld, Brisbane, Oct 1963, 29 x 23.5, Benaud (c), Simpson, Walters, Martin, Philpott, Rorke, Misson, Thomas, Booth, O’Neill, etc., vg $80 189. NSW v WA, S Africa, Sydney, Nov 1963, 27.5 x 23, Walters, Booth, Misson, Corling, Martin, O’Neill, Simpson, Thomas, Philpott, etc., with Benaud (c) inset, g-vg $75 190. NSW v Qld, Vic, Sydney, Jan 1964, 27.5 x 23, Philpott (c), Misson, Goonesena, Walters, Philpott, Corling, etc., g-vg $75 191. NSW v SA, Adelaide, Jan-Feb 1964, photo 23 x 17.5, mount 29 x 28, Simpson (c), Walters, Corling, Booth, O’Neill, Philpott, Martin, Thomas, Misson, Benaud, etc., small stain to Corling’s shirt, sunning of mount above photo, o/w g $65 192. NSW v WA, Sydney, Nov 1965, 28 x 23, Booth (c), O’Neill, Thomas, Renneberg, Walters, Corling, Philpott, Taber, Martin, etc., vg $75 193. NSW v WA, Perth, Feb-Mar 1966, 25 x 21, Simpson (c), Booth, Philpott, O’Neill, Thomas, Martin, Corling, Davies, Renneberg, Walters, Taber, Rothwell, photo vg, minor peeling to sides of mount, o/w vg $60 194. Victorian Team: Intercolonial Cricket Match played at Sydney February 18th, 19th and 21st 1881. Won by Victoria by 31 runs. Mounted on Cabinet Portrait card; photo measures 13.5 x 9.3 while mount measures 16.5 x 11; small piece missing from top left corner of mount; photo is a little faded but still quite clear; overall fg-g. Players, in street clothes, include Midwinter, Horan, Allan, Healy, Cooper (captain). $280 195. NSW 1988-89, colour photograph of squad, photo 20 x 16 cm, mount 30 x 24 cm, Lawson (c), Whitney, Robertson, P. Taylor, S. Waugh, M. Waugh, Emery, Matthews, Smith, M. Taylor, Dyson, Holdsworth, etc. vg $60 196. Australians v Singapore, May 1927, photo of both teams in front of pavilion, sepia 22.5 x 18, mounted with names printed on mount (36 x 28); 1 cm tear on right of mount, o/w g-vg. Players include Andrews, Woodfull, Mayne, Macartney, Everett, Oldfield. $265

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197. Australian Cricket Team –Pakistan 1980, col, 23 x 16, mounted (mount 36 x 27) with names printed on mount; photo fg (some creasing), mount quite creased. $35 198. Australian Cricket Team – Tour of Pakistan 1982, col, 23.5 x 19.5, mounted (mount 34 x 28) with names printed on mount; photo g (minor creasing), mount quite creased. $40 199. Australian Imperial Force XI, 1919, b/w photo, 20 x 16, slight silvering around perimeter, o/w g; mounted (mount 28 x 23), signed on the mount by each member of the team: Winning, Docker, Gregory, Bull, Murray, Long, Lampard, Stirling, Pellew, Collins, Oldfield, Howard Lacey (manager), Willis, Taylor, Trenerry, g [Note that, while the signatures are original, they have been “improved” by expert overwriting in India ink.] $450 200. Australian Under 19 Team, 1981 Pakistan Tour, col, 28 x 21, mounted, names printed on mount, signed by all 14 players (incl. Potter, May and Milliken), manager and physio, vg $85 Press Photographs, Australians in England 1912 (next 3 items), all b/w photos from the first Essex v Australians match at Leyton; captions typed on slips stuck to backs of photos: 201. Douglas (Essex) caught by Macartney after scoring his 66 runs and bowled by Kelleway. [Note: Douglas was actually c Bardsley b Kelleway for 60.] Some lower corner creasing and a little silvering around edges, o/w g, 20 x 12.5 $150 202. A successful appeal against Fane (Essex); a little silvering, o/w g-vg, 17 x 13 $175 203. The Australians taking the field, 17 x 13, vg, mounted on brown card, mount 24 x 20, g $190 Press Photographs, Australians in England 1921 (next 4 items), all b/w, 13 x 17 or 17 x 13: 204. Cricket at Lord’s, MCC v Australians, W. Bardsley being caught by Durston off his

own bowling, g $125 205. Cricket at Lord’s, MCC v Australians, W.W. Armstrong being caught by Hubble after resuming his innings after being injured, g $125 206. A vain attempt to stump Gregory, fg-g $115 207. H.L. Collins bowled by Kennedy after scoring 18 runs, g-vg $140 Press Photographs, Australians in England 1938 (next 4 items), all b/w 208. Second Test at Lord’s, General view of the match, showing Hammond and Paynter batting, 24 x 20, one small corner crease, o/w g $125 209. MCC v Australians at Lord’s, view of crowd and scoreboard, with Australia 2 for 202 (Bradman 113* and McCabe 29*), two small corner creases, o/w g [Bradman made 278.] $120 210. Last Test at The Oval – The crowd outside the pavilion at the finish; Australian players on balcony, Hammond in doorway in dressing room. This was the match in which England (7-903 decl., Hutton 364) d Australia by an innings and 579, 24 x 20, g-vg $120 211. First Test at Nottingham, a general view of the match on the first day, (England made 4-422, Barnett and Hutton scoring centuries, 16 x 12, two tiny corner creases, o/w g-vg $75 212. East Melbourne Cricket Club 1st Eleven 1921, 38.5 x 30, mounted (59 x 45); title at base, names top and bottom, left margin annotated “Photo taken 5th March 1921 … won by East Melbourne”; players include P.A. McAlister, E.R. Mayne, F.A. Baring; photo g, mount f $125

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Press Photographs, West Indians in Australia 1951-52 (next 13 items), all b/w, 17 x 12.5, with titles coming from pencil inscriptions on the backs of the photos. All photos appear to be from the First Test at the Gabba. 213. Marshall bowling to Ring, vg $35 214. Christiani bowled Ring, vg $35 215. Marshall batting to Miller, vg $35 216. Christiani batting, g $32 217. Stollmeyer caught wicketkeeper off Lindwall [Caption clearly incorrect, since Stollmeyer was actually c Langley b Johnston and st Langley b Johnson in this Test. The batsman is probably Gomez.], small corner creases, o/w vg $32 218. Stollmeyer caught by wicketkeeper, g-vg $35 219. Bumper to Worrell, Lindwall bowling, vg $35 220. Gomez batting to Ring, vg $35 221. Worrell batting to Lindwall, g-vg $35 222. Rae bowled Lindwall, vg $35 223. Goddard batting to Ring, g-vg $35 224. Wicketkeeper stopping ball legside off Lindwall, g $32 225. Worrell batting to Ian Johnson, vg $35 Press Photographs, Australians in England 1956 (next 8 items), all b/w: 226. The Fourth Test, Members of the groundstaff drying the wicket, 20 x 16, two pinholes at top, minor edges tears and corner creases, fg (Laker’s match) $45 227. 4th Test Match – The Opening Batsmen for England [Richardson and Cowdrey] going out to open the first innings, 20 x 16, 3 cm tear lower left, o/w g $40 228. Oxford University v The Australians – The Australians going out to field, 16 x 12, vg $40 229. Her Majesty meets Australian Team at Lord’s, 16 x 12, vg $60 230. Worcester v The Australians, Second Day – General view of the match, 20 x 15, fg $32 231. Cowdrey (England) caught behind off Lindwall [5th Test], 17 x 13, fg-g $35 232. Fifth Test: Australian batsman Gilbert Langley is caught by Freddie Trueman off Tony Lock, 16 x 12, 4 cm tear in upper right, some browning in top half, f $26 233. Third Test, 4th Day: T.G. Evans attempts to stump K.R. Miller off G.A.R. Lock, 16 x 12, g $45 Grounds and Scoreboards (next 5 items) 234. Adelaide Oval, aerial shot, during 4th A v E Test in 1954-55, b/w, 20 x 16, vg $25 235. Adelaide Oval, October 30th 1897 England vs South Australia, photo of photo, b/w, 17.5 x 16, vg $30 236. Adelaide Oval Scoreboard, showing SA 371 defeating WA 41 and 286 in 1989-90, col, 12 x 8, vg $12 237. Portion of Adelaide Oval Scoreboard, showing Hookes 306*, Phillips 213*, SA 3-643 v Tasmania in 1986-87, b/w, 14 x 10, vg $15 238. The Gabba from the Air, c 1960, b/w,17 x 13, small tear in top left, o/w g $15

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Photos of Individual Overseas Players (next 5 items): 239. Bevan Congdon, walking in or out to bat, 8 x 20, b/w, vg $30 240. J.D. Goddard (WI) in batting stance, 11.5 x 20, b/w, vg $30 241. Len Hutton, driving, taken from off-side, 13.5 x 19, b/w, g $24 242. Rohan Kanhai, b/w, 15.5 x 20, walking from the field of play, probably 1960-61, g $35 243. Clive Lloyd batting in one-day match, b/w, 10 x 14, vg $25 SACA Award Nights (next 5 items), b/w photos, each 16.5 x 12.5 or 12.5 x 16.5: 244. Ian Chappell receives the Hampden Trophy for 1965-66. Photo shows Vic Richardson, Ian Chappell, Don Bradman and one other, exc $85 245. Gary Sobers receiving the David Brand trophy for 1963-64; photo includes Les Favell, A.F. Elsworth, Gary Sobers, Sir Donald Bradman, R.F. Middleton, exc $95 246. Ken Cunningham, Don Bradman, Ian Chappell and one other, exc $85 247. Gary Sobers and A.F. Elsworth with the Lord Hampden Trophy for 1963-64, exc $75 248. Gary Sobers receiving the Lord Hampden Trophy for 1963-64. Photo shows R.F. Middleton, Sobers with trophy, A.F. Elsworth (manager of ES & A Bank in SA), Sir Donald Bradman, exc $95 Photos of Individual Australian players (next 22 items): 249. Sydney Emery, standing with ball in hand, next to stumps, photo of autographed photo [Yours sincerely, Sydney H. Emery, England 1912], b/w, 13 x 20, vg $40 250. Les Favell, sitting in dressing room, soft drink and bat in hands, 14.5 x 20, b/w, vg $35 251. C.V. Grimmett, bowling, photo of photo, 16 x 20, b/w, vg $35 252. Andrew Hilditch, with a small trophy, b/w, 10 x 14, vg $25 253. Clem Hill, photo of mounted photo, in batting stance, 19.5 x 29.5, b/w, a patch (3 x 1.5) of damage in upper right of original photo, o/w vg $35 254. Rodney Hogg, h/s, b/w, 10 x 13, vg $25 255. Rodney Hogg in delivery stride, from direction of cover, b/w glossy, 15.5 x 20, g-vg $22 256. Rodney Hogg bowling in practice, front view, 15.5 x 20, b/w, g-vg $22 257. Rodney Hogg, h/s in track suit top, West End beer in hand, col, 7 x 10, vg $25 258. David Hookes, playing to leg (13 Mar 1989), 19 x 24, b/w, vg $30 259. Bill Lawry, half-length in Australian Blazer 1965-66, b/w, 14 x 20, exc $35 260. Tim May, bowling, 10 x 14, b/w, g $20 261. Tim May, bowling, c. 1988, 13 x 19, b/w, vg $25 262. Paul Nobes, pulling, b/w, 15 x 19, c. 1989, vg $25 263. Sam Parkinson (SA), half-length in training clothes, bat over shoulder, published in connection with his score of 98 on 1 Nov 1988, 14.5 x 19.5, b/w, vg $20 264. Wayne Phillips batting in a Test, b/w, 10 x 14, g $20 265. Wayne Phillips, h/s in track suit top, West End beer in hand, col, 7 x 10, vg $25 266. Peter Sleep, h/s, b/w, 10 x 13 vg $25 267. Peter Sleep, batting, 13 x 20 glossy, b/w, vg $25 268. J.P. Travers, h/s in suit, 8 x 10.5, sepia, mounted, by Thelma of Adelaide, g-vg $75

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269. Victor Trumper, photo of mounted autographed photo by Talma of Sydney, in pullover in batting stance, b/w, 20 x 30, g $45 270. Victor Trumper, photo of mounted photo, batting in shirt sleeves, b/w, 20 x 30, g-vg $45 Photos of Groups of Players (next 5 items) 271. Phil Ridings, Neil Dansie, Graeme Hole walk onto the field, b/w, 15 x 19.5, vg $40 272. Barry Jarman, Les Favell, Gary Sobers, Neil Hawke have a drink in the SA dressing room, c. 1963, b/w, 19 x 14.5, g 273. Geoff Boycott (in whites), Herbert Sutcliffe (in wheelchair) and Len Hutton (in suit) – three great Yorkshire and England opening batsmen, 15 x 12.5, b/w, exc $45 274. Wayne Phillips and David Hookes, relaxing in dressing room 1987, b/w, 20 x 16, vg [Hookes 306* and Phillips 213* shared a stand of 462* v Tasmania in 1986-87] $40 275. Les Favell being chaired by Eric Freeman and Ian Chappell at his farewell from SA cricket; Ashley Mallett in background, b/w, 24 x 29, pinholes in top corners, o/w g $40 Photos from Matches (next 5 items): 276. Doug Walters skies a shot to Basil D’Oliveira in Slips – 1970-71 in Adelaide, b/w, 15.5 x 12.5, g $25 277. Lindsay Kline batting v West Indies in Adelaide in 1960-61, in his famous partnership with Mackay. All West Indies fieldsmen are within 5 m of the bat, b/w, 16 x 12.5, fg $35 278. Clive Lloyd, sweeping, with Rod Marsh keeper and Ian Chappell at first slip, 1975-76, b/w, 15 x 20, g $24 279. Les Favell, leading SA out for the last time, 1970, b/w, 23.5 x 31, vg $35 280. Les Favell, running in his last match for SA, 1970, b/w, 23.5 x 31, vg $35 Miscellaneous Memorabilia 281. Ashes Urn, ceramic replica, vg $30 282. Ashes Urn, half-urn mounted in oval wooden frame, g $20 283. Coalport, Centenary Test – England v Australia – Oval September 6, 7, 8, 1880 – Lord’s August 28, 29 30, September 1, 2, 1980 – limited edition of 1000 bone china plates. This plate was presented by Garuda airways to Graham Yallop, exc, in original box $65 284. Coalport, Sir John Berry Hobbs Century of Centuries 1905-1923 Plate, bone china, limited edition of 500 plates, 1980, exc $95 285. Coalport, Dr W.G. Grace Century of Centuries 1866-1895 Plate, bone china, limited edition of 750 plates, 1983, exc [The original plate was produced in 1895.] $105 286. 1995-96 Season World Series set of Playing Cards, set of 68 cards (1 to 13, J, Q, K, A) + 2 jokers. Each card has a player on the front (Jacks have G McGrath), cards exc, box fg $15

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287. “Lindsay Hassett Autograph Extra Special” bat, full-sized, g $50 288. The Great Test Match Card Game, set of playing card-sized cards, each bearing photo and some Test statistics of a player, instructions on one card, 1993, cards exc, box g $15 289. Bill Woodfull Memorabilia: Carlton Cricket Club Badge 1964-65, with Life Member appendage, exc; Marylebone Cricket Club Honorary Life Member season pass 1965, vg; MCC tie, g $480

Bradman Books 290. P. Allen & J. Kemsley, Images of Bradman, 1994, sl. water damage at bottom, o/w exc $25 291. P. Allen & J. Kemsley, Images of Bradman, 1994, limited cased edition of 6996, exc $100 292. G. Atkinson, Bradman: The Man, The Records (set of 2 mini-books), 1994, books mint $8 293. Australia Post, Sir Donald Bradman, A.C.: Australian Legend, a 28 pp large booklet commemorating the naming of Bradman as the first Australian Legend and the release of the Bradman 45c stamps, 1997, exc $10 294. Boundary: The Journal of the Friends and Supporters of the Bradman Museum, Memorial Edition 2001, 16 pp, g-vg $7 295. Don Bradman, My Cricketing Life, 1938, some foxing, o/w g $65 296. Don Bradman, Farewell to Cricket, 1950 (1st ed.), f $20 297. Don Bradman, Farewell to Cricket, 1952, some foxing, o/w fg-g, sl.ch.dw $30 298. Don Bradman, Farewell to Cricket, 1994, pb, mint $15 299. Don Bradman, Farewell to Cricket, 1997, pb, vg $11 300. Don Bradman, How to Play Cricket, 1949, pb, g $20 301. Don Bradman, How to Play Cricket, 1963, g, ch. dw $15 302. Don Bradman, The Art of Cricket, 1990, g-vg, dw $25 303. The Bradman Albums, cased two-volume set, 1987, vg $50 304. Bradman Museum, 28 page A4 souvenir brochure, vg $5

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305. J. Bridges, Bradman Card Issues 1928-1970: A Collector’s Guide, 2009, A4 pb, lim. ed. of 250, mint $40 306. B. Clinton (artwork) & R. Mulvaney (text), The Art of Bradman: A Collection of Original Paintings and Drawings, 2003, beautifully bound book, exc $50 307. M. Coward, Sir Donald Bradman AC (Ironbark Legends), 1988, exc, dw $25 308. P. Derriman, Our Don Bradman, 1987, g-vg, dw $22 309. P. Derriman, Our Don Bradman: The Don at the SCG, nd, pb, 32 pp $10 310. E.W. Docker, Bradman and the Bodyline, 1983, pb, vg $14 311. E.W. Docker, Bradman and the Bodyline, 1987, pb, exc $14 312. A.Eason, The A – Z of Bradman: A comprehensive companion to the life and career of a legendary Australian, 2008, pb, vg $15 313. J.H. Fingleton, Brightly Fades the Don (E v A 1948), 1949 (1st ed.), pages discoloured by age, o/w fg $19 314. Andy Flanagan, On Tour with Bradman (E v A 1948), with drawings by Arthur Mailey, 1950 (1st ed.), fg-g, ch.dw $65 315. Andy Flanagan, On Tour with Bradman (E v A 1948), 1950 (1st ed.), inscribed on fly- leaf “With the compliments and best wishes of the author, Andy Flanagan”, fg, torn dw $75 316. A.Fontaine (ed), Inside Edge presents Bradman – A Tribute, 2001, magazine format, g $8 317. B. Morris, Bradman: What They Said about Him, 1994, pb, vg $15 318. A.G. Moyes, Bradman, 1948, g, dw $28 319. Bill O’Reilly & J. Egan, The Bradman Era, 1989, pb, exc $12 320. M. Page, Bradman: The Illustrated Biography, 1983 (1st ed.), exc, dw $25 321. M. Page, Bradman, The Illustrated Biography, 1990, pb, exc $20 322. M. Page, Bradman: A Biography, 1990, pb, exc $12 323. M. Page & D. Fregon, The Don: A photographic portrait of a legendary life, 1984, pb, vg $10 324. R. Perry, Bradman’s Best: The World’s Greatest Cricketer Selects his All-time Best Team, 2001, g-vg, dw $20 325. R. Perry, Bradman’s Best, 2002, pb, g-vg $15

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326. R. Perry, The Don, 1995, g-vg, dw $24 327. K. Piesse, Bradman & the Legends of Australian Cricket, 1988, magazine format, vg $10 328. E.L. Roberts (comp.), Bradman 1927-1941, 1944, 64 pp, pb, owner’s name on p.1, o/w g $50 329. I.Rosenwater, Sir Donald Bradman: A Biography, 1978, cover mottled, o/w g-vg, v.sl.ch.dw, which means that the mottling cannot be easily seen, signed by Bradman on the title page $75 330. I.Rosenwater, Sir Donald Bradman: A Biography, 1978, g $27 331. B.J. Wakley, Bradman the Great, 1960 (SBC ed), cover marked, internally g, rare $150 332. B.J. Wakley, Bradman the Great, 1999, mint, dw $20 333. C. Wallace, The Private Don: Don Bradman on cricket, investment, politics, the media, family and friends, 2004, g, dw, ex-lib $8 334. R.S. Whitington, Bradman, Benaud and Goddard’s Cinderellas, 1964, g-vg, sl.ch.dw. The book has three sections, with the third covering the A v SA series of 1963-64 $63 335. C. Williams, Bradman: An Australian Hero, 1997, pb, mint $16 336. G. Wright (ed), Wisden on Bradman, 1999, pb, exc $15 337. G. Wright (ed), Wisden on Bradman: 90th Birthday Edition, 1998, mint, dw $27 Newspapers and Supplements 338. Pix, December 14, 1940, with 2-page article “Boy from Bowral” to Lieutenant (short article, many pictures), f $35 339. The Argus Week-End Magazine, Setember 28, 1946, with photo of Bradman cutting on the cover and 2-page article Who Will Play in First Test by Percy Taylor, fg $30 340. Sporting Life, February 1948, with picture of Bradman fastening pads on the cover and 16 pages of cricket, including 3-page article My 43 Years of Test Tours by Bill Ferguson and 3 articles by A.G. Moyes, including Cricket Crises, fg $30 341. Pix, March 12, 1949, with 5-page article The Bradman Story by R.S. Whitington, fg-g $32 342. Weekend Magazine, January 21, 1961, with photo of Bradman on the cover and 4-page article The Lies They Tell about Bradman, f $28 343. Australia’s Heritage: The Making of a Nation, Part 82, with photo of Bradman batting against Worcs in 1948 on the cover and 5-page article Bradman – cricket legend, 1970, g $25

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344. Good Weekend Magazine (Supplement to Sydney Morning Herald) for October 7 1989, with a 6-page article, Bradman: The Last Portrait, and the cover featuring the painting of Bradman by Bill Leak, g $12 345. The Don, a 2-page tabloid poster from The Sun-Herald of April 24, 1996, to mark the issue of the Bradman $5 coin, g $3 346. A Tribute to Bradman, a 4-page supplement from The Daily Telegraph for Wednesday, May 29, 1996, g $3 347. The Australian for Thursday, Aug 27, 1998, including a 4-page lift-out to celebrate Bradman’s 90th birthday, broadsheet, exc $7 348. Don Bradman, a 4-page broadsheet tribute from The Sydney Morning Herald of Monday, Aug 24, 1998, exc $4 349. NewsExtra, an 8-page lift-out section of The Sun-Herald of Aug 23, 1998, the first 3 pages of which comprise a 90th birthday tribute to Bradman, g-vg $3 350. The Daily Telegraph for Monday, Feb 26, 2001, special afternoon edition including 10 pages of tributes to Bradman, tabloid, exc $8 351. The Sydney Morning Herald for Tuesday, Feb 27, 2001, including a 10-page tribute to Bradman, who died on Feb 25, broadsheet, exc $12 352. The Daily Telegraph for Tuesday, Feb 27, 2001, with 16-page Bradman tribute souvenir, tabloid, exc $12 353. The Australian for Tuesday, Feb 27, 2001, with 11 pages of tributes to Bradman, broadsheet, exc $12 354. Time (Australian edition), March 5, 2001, with/s photo of Bradman on the cover of an 8-page wrap-around obituary supplement, vg $12 355. The Weekend Australian Magazine, November 17-18, 2001, with photo of Bradman on the cover and 5-page article The Don we never knew by David Nixon (concerns Bradman’s stockbroking career), g $10 356. War Cry (Salvation Army magazine), 21 January, 2004, with photo of Bradman in batting stance on the cover and 3-page article Finding Bradman by Tim Kronert, vg $8 357. The Weekend Australian Magazine, February 28-29, 2004, with photo of Bradman and heading The Bradman Letters on the cover and 5-page article Letters From a Legend by Christine Wallace, concerning letters written by Bradman to Rohan Rivett which had just been made public by the National Library, one page (not relavant to this article) has been torn out, o/w vg $8

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Philatelic Items 358. Australia Post postcard, Australian Legends Series, Bradman on his 22nd Birthday, image of 45c Bradman stamp, b/w photo with colour trim, signed on the front by Bradman, vg $55 359. Australia Post postcard, Australian Legends Series, Bradman in Action in 1948, with actual 45c Bradman stamp, b/w photo with colour trim, franked First Day of Issue 23 January 1997 Bowral NSW 2576, signed on the front by Bradman, vg $75 360. Australia Post postcard, Australian Legends Series, Bradman Walking onto the SCG in 1947, with actual 45c Bradman stamp, b/w photo with colour trim, franked First Day of Issue 23 January 1997 Bowral NSW 2576, signed on the front by Bradman, vg $75 361. Australia Post postcard, Australian Legends Series, Bradman on his way to a century against Worcestershire in 1948, with image of 45c Bradman stamp, b/w photo with colour trim, vg $4 362. Australia Post postcard, Australian Legends Series, Bradman on his 22nd Birthday, with image of 45c Bradman stamp, b/w photo with colour trim, vg $4 363. Australia Post maxicard, Australian Legends Series, Bradman in action during the 1948 tour, with actual 45c Bradman stamp, b/w photo with colour trim, franked First Day of Issue 23 January 1997, Bowral, vg $6 364. Australia Post maxicard, Australian Legends Series, Bradman walking onto the SCG Second Test v India 1947, with actual 45c Bradman stamp, b/w photo with colour trim, franked First Day of Issue 23 January 1997, Bowral, vg $6 365. Australia Post maxicards, Australian Legends Series, set of two cards (Vale the Don 1908-2001): Bradman in action during the 1948 tour and Bradman walking onto the SCG, each with actual 45c Bradman stamps, b/w photo with colour trim, franked First Day of Issue 13 March 2001, Bowral, exc $12 366. Australia Post first day cover, Australian Legends: Sir Donald Bradman; full-length photo of Bradman walking out to bat, with both 45c Bradman stamps on the front, b/w photo with colour trim, franked First Day of Issue 23 January 1997, Bowral; some biographical detail on back, mint $6 367. Australia Post first day cover, Australian Legends: Sir Donald Bradman; full-length photo of Bradman walking out to bat, “Vale the Don 1908-2001” printed below the photo, with both 45c Bradman stamps on the front, b/w photo with colour trim, franked First Day of Issue 13 March 2001, Bowral; some biographical detail on back, mint $6 368. Australian Legends First Day Cover, with the two Bradman 45c Stamps, franked First Day of Issue 23 January 1997, with photo of Bradman driving on left, exc $8 369. Sheetlet of 10 stamps: Australian Legends – Sir Donald Bradman, with 5 of each of the two 1997 45c Bradman stamps, mint $12

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370. Australia Post first day cover, Australian Legends: Sir Donald Bradman; full-length photo of Bradman driving, with both 45c Bradman stamps on the front, b/w photo with colour trim, franked First Day of Issue 23 January 1997, Bowral, containing the Bradman $5 coin on a card with further information; some biographical detail on back, mint $25 371. Australia Post Stamp Pack, Australian Legends: Sir Donald Bradman, containing five of each of the two 1997 45c Bradman stamps; full-length photo of Bradman walking out to bat in 1949 on the front and some quotes etc. on the back; 1997 edition, mint $15 372. Australia Post Stamp Pack, Australian Legends: Sir Donald Bradman, containing five of each of the two 1997 45c Bradman stamps; full-length photo of Bradman walking out to bat in 1949 on the front and some quotes etc. on the inside; 2001 edition (Vale the Don), mint $15 374. Australia Post Stamp Poster, 30 x 30 cm copy of the 45c Bradman stamp (a) head and shoulders, card backing, transparent plastic to front, 1997, vg $12 (b) full-length, driving, card backing, transparent plastic to front, 1997, vg $12 375. Australia Post, Bradman Memorial Card, postcard-sized, headed In Celebration of the Life of Sir Donald Bradman AC 1908-2001, with photo of Bradman in his playing days and quotes about him from various sources, 2001, vg $2 376. Australia Post, Bradman Memorial Card, as above but with two 45c Bradman stamps, one on each side of his photo, each franked First Day of Issue 13 March 2001, Bowral NSW 2576, vg $5 377. Centenary of the Sheffield Shield first day cover. On the left is a b/w photo of a young Bradman (h/s), on the right is the $1.20 Sheffield Shield stamp, franked 15 October 1992, Melbourne VIC 3000. The bottom right has the logo of Benham, The Bayle, Folkestone. Signed by Bradman in blue biro, framed and glazed, exc $85 378. Wisden Cricketers of the Century, Sir Donald Bradman Stamp Set, comprising 8 conjoined $1 Grenada stamps, within a 29 x 16.5 cm sheet with background pictures and relevant information, 2000, exc $20 379. Wisden Cricketers of the Century, Sir Donald Bradman First Day cover, comprising 4 $1 Grenada stamps, franked First day of Issue, St Georges, Grenada, 23 Nov. 2000, exc $12 380. Wisden Cricketers of the Century, full collection of stamps and covers, featuring Jack Hobbs, Don Bradman, Gary Sobers, Viv Richards and Shane Warne, limited edition of 1500, issued in 2000, exc $120 381. The Sport Australia Hall of Fame cover, with photos of Bradman and the 1948 team, named respectively as Male Athlete of the Century and Team of the Century; franked Melbourne Cricket Ground 24 Nov 1999, exc $7 382. The Blues Living Legends envelope, postmarked Sydney, 3 Feb 2000 – the date of the lunch at which the Greatest Living NSW Team was announced. Team list and photo of a young Bradman on front of envelope, exc $8

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383. The 1948 Invincibles envelope, with Murray Rose 45c Stamp, franked Adelaide 16 Apr 1998, the date of a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the 20th Australian XI Tour in Great Britain 1948, with a list of the team and a picture of Bradman on the front, exc $8 Postcards 384. Australian Cricket Hall of Fame, Sir Donald Bradman AC, portrait by Bill Leak, c. 1990, g $3 385. Don Bradman, Mortlock Library Series No 2, c. 1993, sepia, depicting Bradman in batting stance in 1928, signed in black felt pen on the front by Bradman, vg $175 Bradman Museum Postcards: 386. Sir Donald Bradman AC, reproduction of portrait by Bill leak, nd, col, exc $4 387. Bradman batting in SACA hat at practice, nd, col, exc $4 388. Bradman sitting, pads on, head in hands, nd, col, exc $4 389. Bradman Museum – Bowral – NSW, nd, col, exc $4 390. The Boy from Bowral (h/s photo from 1931-32), col, vg $4 391. Bradman driving in practice on 1948 tour, nd, col, exc $4 392. The Golden Age: some scenes inside the Museum, nd, col, exc $3 393. Our Don Bradman, depicts record cover and sheet music for the song, nd, col, exc $4 394. The Bradman Gallery, nd, col, exc $2 395. Bradman [being chaired from the field] after his 452*, b/w, nd, exc $4 396. Bradman versus England (newspaper poster), Series 1-8, b/w, nd, exc $4 397. Don Bradman, aged 2, at home, b/w, Series 1-8, nd, vg $3 398. Bradman Oval, Bowral, game in progress, nd, col, exc $4 399. Bradman when playing for Bowral Cricket Club, 1926, b/w, nd, exc $4 400. Cricket on Bradman Oval, 1927, Bradman’s father umpiring, b/w, nd, exc $4 401. The Final Salute – The Bradman Bronze, nd, col, exc $4 402. Don Bradman’s Remarkable Cricket Career Spanned 20 years, with pictures of

Bradman in NSW, SA and Australian caps, nd, col, exc $4 403. The Bradman Museum opened on 27 August 1996, three internal scenes, nd, col, exc $2 404. Don Bradman, arguably Australia’s greatest, 3 b/w images, maroon background, nd, exc $4 405. Bradman Museum, external, with inset of internal scene, nd, col, exc $2 406. Don Bradman in action, nd, col, exc $4 407. National Portrait Gallery, Sir Donald Bradman AC 1990, oil painting of Bradman by Bill Leak, c. 1990, vg $4 408. Australian Gallery of Sport, Don Bradman & Bill Ponsford, from a 1998 painting by Wes Walters, col, exc $4 409. Post-Age, Marco Elasto-Strap advertisement reproduction, featuring 1938 Australian Cricket Team, with Captain D.G. Bradman, 2000, exc $4

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State Library of SA, The Bradman Collection, facsimile Bradman signature, sepia, undated: 410. A classic cut shot by Bradman at Lord’s in 1948, exc $3 411. Scoreboard at the SCG recording Bradman’s world record score, exc $4 412. “Bradmania” as wellwishers congratulate Don after his 334, exc $3 413. A salute to the crowd after a double century at Lord’s in 1930, exc $3 414. The Don Bradman classic pull shot (5th Test 1930), exc $3 415. The Bradman power is evident in this drive to the boundary (1934), exc $3 416. County Print, Sir Donald George Bradman, with drawing of Bradman sweeping and inset portrait and Australian Coat of Arms, nd, col, exc $3 417. The Bradford Exchange, Bradman being chaired from the field after his 452*, b/w, nd, addressed with a printed message on the verso, vg $4

Cigarette and Trade Cards Allen’s Steam Rollers, Bradman’s Records (Series of 18 sepia cards), c. 1933: 418. #1 D.G.Bradman, born 27th August 1908, full length, about to play a defensive stroke, no

pads, fg-g $50 419. #7 An excellent outfielder, as well as world’s leading bat. Head photo, in tasselled cap, front g-vg, back with some glue marks $56 420. #9 Every year Bradman makes up his mind to beat previous year’s average. Driving in practice (side view), fg $44 421. #11 Nothing seems to upset this machine – not even too much cricket. Driving in practice (front view), fg-g $50 422. #13 In 1930 against Worcestershire, Bradman made 236, walking in through gate, g $56 423. #14 In 1930 at Leeds, beat Trumper and Macartney’s records. Demonstrating a stroke to a boy, g $56 424. #15 In 1930 at Lord’s, 2nd Test, Bradman made 234, Bradman batting in practice, g $56 425. #18 Has again commenced the season as a batting machine. In suit, and a trophy, fg-g $50 426. Australian Heritage Card Series, No. 81 – Donald Bradman, 1990, exc $8 427. Kings (Ardath) Cigarettes, Photocards, No. 176: Bradman and (inset) Allen,1937, vg $20 428. Ogden’s Prominent Cricketers of 1938, # 38 D.G. Bradman, exc $20 429. Godfrey Phillips BDV Cigarettes, Who’s Who of Sport, 1932; this card has D.G. Bradman on one side and Australian Footballer E.J. Bennetts on the reverse, fg-g $16 430. Players Cricketers 1934, three cards from the set, mounted and framed, exc (a) Bradman, Woodfull and Ponsford $40 (b) Bradman, Bromley and Chipperfield $35 431. Sweetacres, Prominent Cricketers, 1932-33, #47 Don Bradman, g $12 432. Weetbix, Sir Donald Bradman: Greatest Hits, full set of 16 cards, c.1997, exc $25

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433. Weetbix, The Bradman Collection, full set of 20 medium cards, c. 1997, exc, with torn foil wrapper $35

434. Timaru Milling Coy, “Century of Progress” Series (of 36 cards), # 29, Don Bradman, 1939, some paper loss to back, incl. card number and part of Bradman’s name, o/w fg-g $75 Ceramics The Bradford Exchange Plates, the Don Bradman: An Australian Legend collection, set of nine plates, each 20 cm in diameter: 435. First plate, 452 Not Out, Plate No. 521-E, limited to 45 firing days, with certificate of

authenticity and further printed information, boxed, exc $45 436. Second plate, Highest Test Score, Plate No. 663-C, limited to 45 firing days, with

certificate of authenticity and further printed information, boxed, exc $45 437. Third plate, My Best Innings, Plate No. 371-C, limited to 45 firing days, with certificate of authenticity and further printed information, boxed, exc $45 438. Fourth plate, The Bodyline Series, Plate No. 724-B, limited to 45 firing days, with

certificate of authenticity and further printed information, boxed, exc $45 439. Fifth plate, Record Partnership, Plate No. 577-A, limited to 45 firing days, with

certificate of authenticity and further printed information, boxed, exc $45 440. Sixth plate, 100th First Class Century, Plate No. 436-A, limited to 45 firing day, exc $40 441. Seventh plate, Last Test Century, Plate No. 393-A, limited to 45 firing day, exc $40 442. Eighth plate, Final Farewell: D.G. Bradman’s Testimonial, Plate No. 342-A, limited to 45 firing day, exc $40 443. Ninth plate, Turning the Tide, Plate No. 223-A, limited to 45 firing days, with

certificate of authenticity and further printed information, boxed, exc $45 The Bradford Exchange Plates: Don Bradman: A Driving Force Collection of square plates, each 19 cm across, each produced in a limited edition of 2 999: 444. Plate One, The Quickest Eye, No. 24A, with certificate of limitation, boxed, exc $55 445. Plate Two, On the Attack, No. 103A, with certificate of limitation, boxed, exc $55 446. Plate Three, Another Boundary, No. 142A, with certificate of limitation, boxed, exc $55 447. Plate Four, Record Breaker, No. 126A, with certificate of limitation, boxed, exc $55 448. The Bradford Exchange Plate, Don Bradman, first in the Australia’s Cricketing Greats series, Plate No. 011Q, 45 firing days, with certificate of authenticity etc., 20 cm diameter, boxed, exc $45 449. The Bradford Exchange, The Invincibles: 50th Anniversary 1948 England Tour, 30 cm diameter plate, No. 960 in a limited edition of 4950, boxed, 1998, exc $65 450. The Bradford Exchange, Don Bradman – The Legend Remembered, 30 cm diameter plate, No. BC199 in a limited edition of 500, with Certificate of Authenticity, boxed, 2001, exc $95 451. Marutomoware, Bradman Jug, the famous 10 cm cream jug, with green cap, 1930s, vg $250

452. The Bradford Exchange Tankard, 452 Not Out, No 838 in an edition limited to 45 firing days, first issue in Cricketer of the Century Collection, certificate of authenticity, boxed, 2001, exc $75

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Miscellaneous Items 453. Royal Australian Mint, cased Bradman $5 coin, 1996, mint $25 454. 2001 Sir Donald Bradman: Cricketing Legend Calendar, one month per page, vg $20 455. Donald Bradman, Sir Donald’s Speech at the Opening of the Bradman Museum, audio cassette, 1989, g $10 456. Photograph, Bradman shaking hands with the mayor of Southampton, April 20, 1938, 23.5 x 20, two small corner creases, o/w g-vg $280 457. “Don Bradman Autograph” Junior Test bat, Slazenger, no handle rubber, o/w g $100 458. Miniature Bat, Sykes Test World Record, Don Bradman, NSW and Australia XI, with facsimile Bradman signature and picture (h/s) of Bradman on the blade, 1990s?, slight deterioration of the rubber grip, o/w exc $20 459. Commemorative Minibat, Slazenger Test Worlds Record, Don Bradman, NSW and Australian XI; with statistics (The Bradman Record 1927 – 1949), colour photo of Bradman driving and facsimile signature, in original wrapping, exc $25 460. Plaque: The Bradman Test Record, 30 x 24 cm, On the left is a photo of Bradman in batting stance in 1928 (Sydney Riley Studio) and on the right are his Test statistics, series by series; superbly mounted on green marbled board, exc $50 Bradman Stickers. These are postcard-sized photographs of Bradman, with peelable backs so that the photos can be stuck where required: 461. Driving, in practice, col, exc $10 462. Driving in a match, col, exc $10 463. Standing as a young man, bat under arm, black pads on, b/w, exc $10 464. About to play a shot in the nets, b/w, exc $10 465. Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Sir Donald Bradman A.C. 1908 – 2001, 8-page brochure for the service held at Church of St Simon and St Jude, Bowral, 28-3-01, exc $30 466. The Gillette Company, Flick Book No. 1: Sir Donald Bradman, c. 1998, exc $25 467. Don Bradman, Flicker No. 1: On Drive and Off Drive, c. 1930, fg $150 468. Don Bradman, Flicker No. 2: Square Cut and Late Cut, c. 1930, fg $150 469. The Art of Bradman; 500 piece jigsaw puzzle of a montage of Brian Clinton’s Bradman

Images, 2002, No. 2 in a series of Bradman tribute jigsaws, unopened $30 470. Sir Donald Bradman: The Man, the Legend; 500 piece jigsaw puzzle of a montage

of Bradman-related images. Finished puzzle size 34 x 50 cm, c. 1997, unopened. $35

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471. The Sir Donald Bradman AC Australian Legends Commemorative Keyring, Keyring with 8.3 cm bat attached by short chain; bat fashioned in lead-free pewter, all burnished in 24 carat gold; Bradman signature and 99.94 impressed on bat; 1997, exc $60 472. Arnott’s Biscuit Tin, Bradman: One in a Million exhibition on 27 August 2000, vg $35 473. Badge, D.G. Bradman, 1934, black background, 25 mm, g-vg $150 474. Badge, 1946 to 1948 Australians, Don Bradman, grey background, 22 mm, vg $150 475. Print, 15 x 21 cm colour print of Bradman batting, headed Sir Donald Bradman 1908 – 2001, with a facsimile blue ink Bradman signature vg $5 476. Flyer for Bradman’s Invincibles print; 20 x 12 copy of print, with order form on back (crossed out in pen). The front bears the actual signature of Don Bradman, 1998, g $55 477. Sunday Telegraph, Sir Don Bradman Commemorative Medal, image of Bradman on the front and brief statistics on the back, vg $5 478. Teaspoon, The Bradman Collection, gold-plated spoon with photo of a young Bradman in the handle, in case, exc $50 479. Solutions Unlimited, Lead-free Pewter Tankard, Sir Donald Bradman: The first Australian Legend, No. 222B, golden 3D image of Bradman driving on one side, engraved Bradman signature on the other, exc $65 480. Records Broken or Equalled by Don Bradman, Australia, enlarged version of the 1930 postcard, print 17 x 28, window-mounted, glazed and framed, 34 x 44, exc $120 481. Legends Genuine Memorabilia, Sir Donald Bradman, AC, Commemorative Release; this window-mounted, glazed and framed limited edition (No. 85 of 2 500) comprises four windows –Bradman batting in the nets, c. 1940s; Bradman c. 1930; Bradman’s signature; text about Bradman and this release. Frame is 52 x 56; certificate of authenticity, exc $395 482. 1949 Capstan Cricket Calendar: colour photograph of this calendar, which features Don Bradman and the 1948 Australian Cricket Team (a) 8 x 10, vg $10 (b) 6 x 8, vg $8 (c) 5 x 7, vg $6 483. 1949 Capstan Cricket Calendar: colour photograph of the central image of Don Bradman and his statistics from this calendar (a) 8 x 10, vg $10 (b) 6 x 8, vg $8 (c) 5 x 7, vg $6

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Videos and DVDs 484. ABC, The Invincibles: Australia’s Undefeated Ashes Tour of 1948, 58 min VHS, 1998, exc $16 485. Don Bradman, How to Play Cricket, 1996, 46 min VHS, mint $20 486. ABC, The Bradman Era, Recalled by Bill O’Reilly, 48 min VHS, 1983, g $14 487. Ch 9, Bradman 87 Not Out, 1996, 65 min DVD, exc $15 Autographed Bradman Photographs Each photo is signed in black felt pen across the image. 488. Head and Shoulders in Australian Blazer, hand at neck, 10 x 15 cm, exc $125 489. Head and Shoulders in Australian Blazer, hand at neck, 13 x 18 cm, exc $165 490. Head and Shoulders in Australian Blazer, hand at neck, 20 x 25 cm, exc $215 491. Head and Shoulders in Australian Blazer, hand at neck, right aspect, 10 x 15 cm, exc $125 492. Head and Shoulders in Australian Blazer, hand at neck, right aspect, 20 x 25 cm, exc $215 493. Head and Shoulders, in suit, left aspect, 10 x 15 cm, exc $115 494. Head and Shoulders, in suit, left aspect, 13 x 18 cm, exc $155 495. Head and Shoulders, in suit, left aspect, 20 x 25 cm, some scratching from original image apparent, o/w exc $195 496. Head and Shoulders, in suit, front aspect, 10 x 15 cm, exc $115 497. Head and Shoulders, in suit, front aspect, 13 x 18 cm, exc $155 498. Head and Shoulders, in suit, front aspect,20 x 25 cm, some scratching from original image apparent, esp on LHS, o/w exc $190 499. Half-length, in Striped Blazer behind picket fence, 10 x 15 cm, exc $145 500. Half-length, in Striped Blazer behind picket fence, 13 x 18 cm, exc $180 501. Executing a drive, in practice, 10 x 15 cm, exc $165 502. Executing a drive, in practice, 13 x 18 cm, exc $195 Please remember that our catalogues do not represent all of our stock. If there are other cricket items which you are seeking, we may be able to help you. Please enquire.

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