A colour postcard of a cricket match in progress, depicting two batsmen running between the wickets, while the ball runs off into the distance. Titled: ‘Through toil and strife in the game of life, May victory be in store, So wield your bat with a vigour that Will give you a record score.’ [ref: 40912] £8.00 (£9.40 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
A comic colour postcard of a dog batting and being hit in the eye with a cricket ball. Titled: ‘ I can’t say how I’ve missed you!’. Published by Valentine’s in the ‘Bonzo’ Series. (c.1908). [ref: 37581] £8.00 (£9.40 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
A comic colour postcard of a man asleep in a chair, with a fly on his bald head. A young boy is standing behind the chair with a raised cricket bat. Titled: “If I dare - but I daresn’t”. Published by Inter-Air Co., London in the “Quaint Kiddies” Series No.270. (c.1913). [ref: 40894] £8.00 (£9.40 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
A comic colour postcard of a young boy holding a cricket bat standing at a wicket. Titled: ‘100-not out’. Published by Dennis & Sons Ltd., (1910). [ref: 40903] £8.00 (£9.40 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
A comic colour postcard of a young boy holding a cricket bat standing at a wicket. Titled: ‘The Hope of his Side’. Published by Wristophot Co.Ltd., (1909). [ref: 40905] £8.00 (£9.40 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
A comic colour postcard of a young boy holding a cricket bat. Titled: ‘The ‘pride’ of his country’. Published by Dennis & Sons Ltd., (1910). Crease to centre. [ref: 37588] £6.00 (£7.05 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
A comic colour postcard of a young boy holding a cricket bat. Titled: ‘The ‘pride’ of his country’. Published by Dennis & Sons Ltd., (1910). [ref: 40902] £8.00 (£9.40 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
A comic colour postcard of the head and shoulders of a batsman stretching out as the ball hits the stumps. Titled: ‘Run Out!’. London, published by Millar & Lang Ltd., in the Cricket Series, (c.1905). [ref: 37587] £8.00 (£9.40 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
A comic colour postcard of two children playing cricket. Titled: ‘Great Sport’. Published by Raphael Tuck & Son in the ‘Happy Little Coons’ Series No. 9049, (c.1910). [ref: 37582] £8.00 (£9.40 incl.VAT) enquire buy |
Rebound in cloth, without original wrappers preserved. Includes an account of Lord Hawke's Team in America 1891. Five Great Bowlers of the Year were J.T. Hearne, F. Martin, W. Attewell, J.W. Sharp and A. Mold. The 1891 County Champions were Surrey. [ref: 1482] £225.00 enquire buy |
