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"CRICKET AT LORD'S" Harry Furniss Punch Cartoon (1891 Jul 23)
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"Cricket, Tennis & Golf Celebrities" by Ardath, 1935 50 of 50
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Athletic News Cricket Annual 1934
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Australian Cricket Tour 1938 ed. by AW Simpson
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Brian Statham Retirement Brochure (1968)
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Cricket by AG Steel and RH Lyttelton (1893)
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Cricket Postcards (x4, Set 1)
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Dennis Amiss England & Warwickshire Tie
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Double Century by Tony Lewis (Limited Edition, 84 of 100)
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How we Recovered the Ashes by PF Warner (LTD EDITION)
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Indian Cricketers in London (1936)
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John Player "Cricketers, 1934" Cards (Framed Half-set)
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MCC v International XI (2005, Jun 14th)
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News Chronicle Cricket Annual 1937
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News Chronicle Cricket Annual 1951
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Playfair Cricket Annual 1948 ed by Peter West (Issue 1)
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Playfair Cricket Annual 1983 ed by Gordon Ross
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South African Cricket Tour 1951 SIGNED
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Spotlight Extra 1974 ed by Robert Baker
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The Fight for the Ashes in 1953 ed by Roy Lister
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The Game of Cricket (Vol VI, 1945)
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The History of Kent County Cricket (2 volumes)
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The History of the OUCC by Geoffrey Bolton
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The Test Matches of 1954-55 by EW Swanton
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Two Stalwart Scottish Cricketers by Duncan McLeish
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Warwickshire Tie
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Welcome New Zealand! by Denis Foster
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WG Grace by Clifford Bax
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Wisden (1953) 90th Edition ed by Norman Preston (Soft Cover - Very Good Condition)
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Wisden (1964) 101st Edition ed by Norman Preston (Soft Cover - Good Condition)
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Wisden (1988) Australia - 1st Edition (Hard Cover)
£13.00
If you are popping down to the village green to watch some cricket, or just sat indoors watching the test match, why not look at some of our cricket memorabilia in between overs? We have a fine selection of cricket yearbooks (with lots of Wisden Almanacs!), as well as an assortment of biographies and anthologies of cricket writing: from EW Swanton to Ian Peebles and Neville Cardus; from Bradman and Border to Grace and Gatting; as well as a selection of county cricket and touring side histories (from the “Arabs” to Lancashire); there are even the tales of the fictional Tillingfold cricketers penned by Hugh de Selincourt.