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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:289
Sale Title:Cricket MemorabiliaLots with images:221
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:206
Date:2-Feb-2012
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c1820s early brass admission ticket 'Darnall Cricket Ground/ Grand Match Admission Ticket', 26 mm diameter, with initials 'W.H.W.' cut into the surface, and on reverse again 'W.H.W.' & 'G.H.'. [The initials W.H.W. are the proprietor W.H.Woodhouse, who owned the ground in Sheffield. Darnall Park was one of the first grounds on which the great matches in the north were played and was opened in 1821]. An early form of a member’s season ticket
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Cricket in America: c1851-91 Engravings including 'Cricket Match at Cambridge Crossing, Between the New England and St.George Clubs' hand-coloured (1851); 'Cricket Match Lately Played at Harlem, N.Y.' (c1853); 'Cricket Match Btetween Canada and the United States at Hoboken, August 2,3 and 4 1858'; 'The International Cricket Match at Philadelphia' (1879). (9 items)
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1862 1st England Team to Australia: Original engraving, titled 'The Match Between The All-England Eleven and Twentytwo of the New South Wales Cricketers, Played in the Domain at Sydney', from ‘The Illustrated London News’ May 10th 1862, size 40 x 27 cm
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Engraving: 'Jeu De Cricket. Dessin d’Edmond Morin', full-page engraving from ‘Le Journal Illustre’ 1864, window mounted, framed & glazed, overall 52 x 44 cm. Also Supplement to ‘Pals’ titled 'Australian Test Team, 1926'. (2 items)
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1863-64 2nd England Team to Australia: original half-page engraved newspaper picture, titled 'Cricket-Match at Melbourne Between, the All-England Eleven and Twenty-Two of Victoria', from 'The illustrated London News' April 9th 1864, hand-coloured, size 27 x 19 cm
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England v America: 1868-84 Engravings including 'Cricket in America-The All-England Eleven and Umpire, Now on a Professional Visit to the United States' (1868); 'The Philadelphia Cricket Team in London' (1884). (3 items)
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1878 Australian Tour of England: engraving 'The Australian Eleven, Supplement Presented with 'The Leader' of November 30th 1878', with portraits of the Australian players, window mounted, overall 49 x 69 cm. Rare and attractive
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English Tours to America: 1879-98 Full pages from ‘Harper’s Weekly’ (4), 'Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper (3) & ‘The Illustrated American’, with engravings/pictures including 'The International Cricket Match at Philadelphia' (1879), 'International Cricket Match on the Ground of the Germantown Club at Nicetown, Pennsylvania' (1886) & 'The International Cricket Match-Lord Hawke’s Team of Englishmen play the Philadelphia Team at Manheim' (1891). (8 items)
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1880 2nd Australian Team to England: Original double-page centre spread titled 'The Australian Cricketers at Kennington Oval', from ‘The Illustrated London News’, 18 September 1880, size 56 x 40 cm. Scarce. Fine condition
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1882 Australian Team to England: Original double-page centre spread titled 'The Australian Cricketers', from ‘The Illustrated London News’, Aug.26 1882, size 56 x 40 cm. Scarce. Fine condition
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1882-1902 Ashes Engravings: Full pages from ‘The Illustrated London News’ (3) & ‘The Graphic’, with engravings/pictures including 'Our Australian Cousins' (1882), 'Mr.A.E.Stoddart’s Cricket Team in Australia' (1897), 'The Australian Cricket Team' (1899) & 'The First Test Match Between England and Australia at Edgbaston' (1902). (4 items)
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'Wisden Cricketers' Almanack for 1887', original paper wrappers. Good condition, signed on front cover by H.M.Curteis (Sussex 1846-60)
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Books, noted 'James Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ Annual for 1892' [London, 1892]; 'Carlton Cricket Club-100 Years of Cricket 1864- 1964' by Taylor [ x2, Melbourne, 1964]; 'The Fight for the Ashes 1982-83' by Harte (signed) [Adelaide, 1983]; 'Miller’s Luck' by Perry [Sydney, 2005]; also Australian War Memorial books (6); 1956 Olympics programme. (50 items)
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'Cricket of To-day and Yesterday', two volume set, by Percy Cross Standing [London, 1902], with extensive photos and 13 colour plates. Fair/Good condition (Volume II rebound)
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1902 Australian Tour to England: Studio photograph of Victor Trumper, William Howell, Joseph Darling, Warwick Armstrong, Albert Cotter, Hanson Carter and two female cousins of Hopkins, original silver gelatin print by T.Bolland of London, window mounted, framed and glazed, overall 44 x 41 cm. (four of the players wear their boaters with green and gold hatbands with Australian coat-of-arms; two additionally wear their Australian ties)
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1902 England v Australia: Full pages from ‘The Sphere’ (3) & ‘Illustrated London News’ (2), with pictures including 'The Scene on the Sydney Cricket Ground During the First Test Match', 'The First Test Match Between England and Australia at Edgbaston' & 'The Scene at the Oval During the Final Stage of the Match'. (5 items)
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1913-14 Australian Tour to New Zealand, rare original team photograph, window mounted with 18 signatures-Les Cody, Frank Laver, W.McCall, Charles Dolling, Arthur Mailey, William Macgregor, W.Ferguson (scorer), Victor Trumper, Colin McKenzie, Mrs.Noble, Monty Noble, Arthur Sims (Captain), Warwick Armstrong, Mrs.Armstrong, Jack Crawford, Gar waddy, Vernon Ransford and Herbert Collins; window mounted, overall 44 x 40 cm. (minor tone spots on mount). Extremely rare and attractive. Ex New Zealand cricket Museum…
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'Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack for 1916', (with Tribute to W.G.Grace), original yellow paper wrappers. Fair/Good condition. One of the rarest editions of Wisden
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'Athletic News Cricket Annual' for 1924, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1934, 1935, 1937 & 1938. Fair/Good condition. (11 items)
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Cricket Books, noted 'The Game’s The Thing' by Monty Noble [London, 1926]; 'Defending the Ashes 1932-1933' by Wilmot [Melbourne, 1933]; 'Fresh Pick of ‘The Cricketer’' edited by Melford (Uncorrected proof copy) [London, 1969]; '1946-7 Test Series Souvenir'; also cricket magazines (16). Poor/Good condition. (32 items)
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Don Bradman: Modern prints (10) 'The World’s Champion Batsman. Don Bradman, Aged 21 Years. (Portrait by Sidney Riley Studios)', size 32 x 45 cm. (10 items)
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'C.V.Grimmett, Flicker No.1, Leg Break Delivery and Leg Break Finger Spin', published by John Wisden & Co. [London, c1930]. Rusty staple, otherwise good condition. Scarce
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Don Bradman: prints (9) 'Legends of Cricket Series-Sir Donald Bradman' by Dave Thomas, each signed by Don Bradman and the artist, size 57 x 51 cm. (9 items)
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